New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
and Tor the Universal Exhil tion OF Fin Arts which
take place In PaIis simultaneously.
Tile YELLOW BOOK" ON THE UNITED STATES AND
MEXICO.

Tile YELLOW BOOK" ON THE UNITED STATES AND
MEXICO.
The following is the account given in the
Yellow Book" Of the relations Of Trance TO TIE United
States and Mexico:
War still continues in the United States and the
ndomitage resolution Of the two bcigcrcnts does no.
permit us now, afy more than wear ago to see the
end of this bloody and disastrous struggle. The
Government Of the Emperor has not departed
from those principles Of strict neutrality which
IL has laid down the rule of its cOndtct since
the commencement of the war. Decided so long as
circumstances were not more favorable not 20
our efforts 60 open way understanding have
remained inactive but not indifferent spectators Of
conflict III which much ruin is accumulated. We
have thought it duty turn attention solely to
the condition of our French subjects worthy OF our
interest Owing To The peculiar situation OF the Con
federa;e States of the South with which We
90 not keep up official relations, we can
often 90 nothing but register the claims OF french SUD
jects IN those States resvng rseves the night OF
enforcing them of some fitting opportunity We have
al tie same time neglected means to bring the Fed
era Government TO admit that ought IN strict equity
10 distinguish between those damages suffered by our
those which the authorities by irregular and forced
acquisitions, have gratutouSy inflicted upon them;
and we have insisted that proper PREPARATION should DC
granted for the latter Injuries we WISH We oouu auI
that our efforts had obtained the result we were entitled
TO expect"
" The Emperor Macmillan has taken 20 session Of
the Crown which had been offered to him by the ma
ti0nal voice and his arrival III his states has happily
put an end 10 tie provisional situation OF Mexico Inc
provinces by al classes of the population the adhesion
succcSsV 0y given IL 10 the Imperial regime by dstn-
gushed men Of ali parties admit OF doubt being en-
iertained as TO the wishes - the immense majority OF
the Mexican people. IheHew Sovereign viii derive from
these brilliant manifestations tlnt force and confidence
which ere necessary bin for the uflmcn of the grand
aud generous mission he has 1utely accepted The
qualification OF 50 vast country where hrigondace
taking advantage of the pcrmau of intestine DIS
sensions has constantly sheltered itself under the nag
Of political party COnll not be effected in day.
Nevertheless IL is being rapidly achieved thanks to the
activity and courage OF soldiers m tfe expeditions
which they have MADE t. the most opposite points OF the
territory. The return Frgucc Of effective force
has also commenced ana viii Couiilue 20 be carried
Oit ~ tie proportion which VIII indicate our sOci'
tnde FOR those interests which took us 20 Mexico.
officials bOIITOWe ed HDm various branches Of our Ad'
miustrCtOu hlve, 1t Us request, been placed Ut tle
dis ositilu Of the Mexican Government 20 assist IN IFS
work Of internal reorganization. We hope thus to
hasten the moment the Administration VIII hnd
i,sif settled in rs condition or order ana regu'
laritv and await from II happy effects of the de-
veOpncuf OF the prosperity Of tAe country. feaec
progress has already been accomplished. commercial
transactions have become active. and with the
help OF ,mc the reign Of tue Emperor Macmillan VIII
achieve the liquidation OF dcporabe pasi. We have
not eeagrd 10 pursue the satisfaction Of the claims
which interest our coultrymen but We have been at
the same time forced 20 take into account the upIeN
euharrass ucYs OF the new Government and TO appof
ton persistence 10 the resources of which has To
dispose
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