New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
MEXICO.
The French and Austrian veIuateers-op infeE
Of the Paris Press.

WASHINGTON. June 3, 1866
The following is an extract from the Aemorai D1Tfs-
ndtqae of the 18th Of May: -
According to an American letter published in The
Times the ministry Of the United States at Pans recently
suggested to the Cabinet at the Tueres that for the pr>
pose Of arresting the military reprisas in Mexico TIA
Juarist Government should be informed OF the lint
within which the French army OF occupation should %
withdrawn.
NJ Drouyn de Lhuys declined this overture for the
that the French Government had means OF eomU.
nicaton with Jusrez At length Mr. Bigelow offered fo1
this purpose the Cabinet of the Tueres the good Office
ofhs Government which is accredited the Jussa
Agent, Mr. Romero.
be Of truth in this story relates to the steps formerly
taken by the Federal Cabinet to induce France TO demand
from the Mexican Government the repeal OF certain de-
crees concerning the Juarst brgandage These steps and
the reception which they met with from the Minister Oh
Foreign Affairs of France, all this found at length IN
the Sirio jaime yellow Book, Diplomatic Corresponds
ence of 1866 and we believe that later incident could
have changed in this regard the rule OF conduct OF The
Imperial Government -
Vienna, the Imperial Government has had no difficulty in
convincing NJ Motley that Austria has no intention TO
send troops TO Mexico to replace othes that the youn-
question be considered Austren soldiers
OF their accord that after having fulfilled their
military obligations in their own country they enlist IN
the service Of the Emperor Macmillan to form an integral
portion OF the Mexican army.
The proof that this incident seems to have been suited
in satisfactory is that the embarkation Of 1000
Austrian volunteers to take place the 10Th OF May me-
slant at Trieste where the 7th the Pampico has
been lying at anchor vessel Of the Transatlantic Com
pany, on board Of when they were 10 Do transported ID
Vera Cruz.
The following is from the Journal des De6afs Of May
IA: r..
yesterday called attention the dispatches of Mr. Sew
Minister Of the United States at Vienna In which
the American Secretary Of State protests against the sending
volunteers Mexico In terms whose earnesness
this morning ha. ali difficulties the
matter and that the eIPIaons given by the Vienna Cabinet
fully satisfied the Minister Of the United States that
detachment Of 900 volunteers was to embark ON the
10th Of May at Trushe for Mexico. .......... ....
To tell the truth the Constitutional knows nothing OF these
facts OF itself but get them from the Memorial Diomdgss
In which for part, far from having absolute
confidence may be- after all that Austria has not thought
proper pay attention TO the protest om Washington.
although she has at this moment affairs enough on hand not to
seek for
We shall II IL that corps Of volunteers
days Vera Cruz board the Tampieo
this net exact II would be enough TO prove
understanding regard this question Of volunteers
present between Austria and the United States
The very categoc language Of Mr.. Seward permits US to
doubt this. We shall wait, therefore until ths
text Of the arrangement concluded between the two
Governments made known 10 before believe 1t by the
CasgtfonRePs leave which endorses statements Of which
proof except the assertion Of the Memorial Dis-
aisss WHICH always to be received With canton