New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19
FROM MEXICO.
The Withdrawal Of Juare, from
chihuahua.
Ills Forthcoming Protest Against the
French Invasion.

Ill lfSO, Stall OF tHiHUAhLA
MEXICO August I5 leoj.
| wrote you n letter Y few days ago from tDls
place. giving VOC the latest phase Of the McxiDian or
Ju~Iez The empire republican question In Nexico,
in which stated that the Juarez party were ON tDelr
last legs, almost ready TO give mp the ghost SIS
the jamping or" place. the Rio Giande forming the
only barrier TO piecPitate retseat into the United
States
The Correo received here last night from the city OF
Clhanhuo Assistance Of two hundred and seventy hye
miles brings the intelligence that President Benno
Julroz Is tie Of leaving The Republic iol tns
United States, bin gng up at the City Of NewIorA'
where his family resides.
Before leaving Chihuahga. It is said, lie viii dr,w up
protest against the French invaders and submit ns
cause to the decision o. the civilized world ne con-
tends that lie Il legitnately tLe President u Msxco
according 70 the plan Of Aynla tat nc y ~
Mexico a iull-blooded Indian lnea descehdaht OF
Monezlma. the first emperor. who was dslosessea9 o.
his throne by Hcrnandes Cotc the invading sanira,
shortly after the discovery Of the country by CArsopher
Colnubns that when the inler endencc OF McMco from
Spain acknowledged Dy nearly oi the powers Oh
Chrstrudon. and the Constitution OF ie4 went mo ex
stcnec the organic law III the Republic and ichoas
Bravo elected the first President the iundaEcntI prin
cipie inprafted the written document was that all
citizens, including spaniards mixed breeds, Indians
and negroes eligible 20 the Presidential ofce. 10
distinction being drawn account Of color; that by
TIC plan of Ayuta, upon the deposition VI lgnac1o
Justice Of the Supreme Court regularly elected sue
caccded 70 the Office Of Chief Magistrate according to
The provision thcr set FORTH and that in lsSV he was
duv elected President OF the Republic, the asscryaton
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of 1ucabaya) 70 the oontrary Notwithstanding. True
by force Of arms. Miguel Mramon held the capital OF
tie country exercising the Office OF President and
ackuoWodged BIZ sever of the Egropen powers, nut
that he occupied heroic Vera CIH and was recognized
b. Robert NJ McI.aEe, Mr. Buch.aan's Mipstes from
the United States, with whom lie concluded com
nereal tle1 highly ieYe able 70 The .merie} N mon.
and granting the right Il Way for railroad privileges
through the States Of CAhgahIa ahd Sonora, Witn
r0te ctoFate the same, the United >'ts agreelng
to loan Juarcz Si.O00o3. Bnt this Geeiy; which
pledged the United States TO 'e support was defeated
Miramon, We Cbmeh-pariy President says Jnlres
was e,ec.,d by 5Gy0cS ard Lot b. tas and tlat NOT
onc,oui Of the legal voters ofthe Republic are IN ms
favor liiramon disappears from the stage OF actiol'
and Preach bayonets ct JHar,z from the eapiti;
when Congress OF Sotsbles meet q Kind OF poiiucai
junta) who send a deputaton TO Europe am invite
Macmillan Of the House Of psbuTg. 10 assume the
reins of Government ss Emperor Thus stands this
yexeI cues Ion. We have the Monroe Doctrine an,
noanced az the T1lc Of Interpretation by the United
States; and now cones the question. who sGai DECIDE
when doctors disagree ithe Monroe Doctrines lie en-
io.ceA then war with France Is Inevitable because
Lons Napoleon has declared that French blood ohali
low In torrents before lie Is driven out by Osec OF
arms; but that be is wiling 10 sabni the Whole qaes
ton with al Its ntr cate phases 20 he cain decision
and arbltTament OF al international Congress CON-
posed of impartial jud sos, aud abide ats award
Your fIiead, JOHN PATRICK biaEH.