New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-15
The French Officers DenOunce the Mex.
ican Expedition as an Error.
american Citizens Ask Protection Against the
French.
TIE vAUNTEp UMPIRE A BUMBuG.'

health and processes TO entertain great hopes OF the ultimate
Of the which he uphod and for the benefit Of
Which be ready to make kind Of personal sacrifice lie
very much esteemed by all those who personally
sasnted with him. His ministers Mr. LerdO de Teada and
Mr. Igesas enjoy high regulations in this city. All three Of
flese men lead very quiet economical and becoming life
so morals appear 10 be and certainly not peaehed
~ their enemies.
The authority Of The President extends oil this State
tnd is recognized and obeyed IN Snaloa and Sonora.
he finds great difficulty in providing sufficient money to pay
ne expenses Of his Government He gets no financial assist
outside OF tins state. The DEGREES for collecting
partially bat wholly successful discomfort at
tends the collection OF moneys for military purposes
resort has been had 20 the coming of copper money
daily profit Of $500 has thus been obtained. But this
coinage admits only limited issue
NegTete the Minister War personal command
sdi ss troops which no" occupy ne southern P'''D ~
The French have lately Withdrawn their line from the
AonteI Of State and instead OF taking this capital
many persons expected have suddenly and hastily moved back
In The State of they lately experienced three de
&es and in the last one Oh he French PrisoHes Ters shot, in re-
Valuation for The treatment which Mexican prisoners have re-
stived from the hanos Of French authorities.
The French ae BEGINNING 10 Be sra bore 70 his conmnay
she heavens and not having realized the dream MANY
IGqs are lightning 10 haze strong suspicious hal he rdaEta
i have the honor Q remain your obedient servant.
Rub w cnEEI United states ties Consul
HEXICANs FAITHFUL TO JUAREZ.
W. Cresl 70 Mr.. SeEGrd-lExtractl
L. 5 CONSULATE AT CHIHlAHuA, MRMco
March II, 1850
received this consulate and will be placed fr pernsa
In the Lands Of such men as can appreciate the ideas and
ssne aInorg their eonutrymen.
There h no change in the political and military situation.
Een Negete and his forces % 500 meu) the northern
Tfe French forces are posted on the river Ni1as fifty
age, Of the City Of Durango They also station
Tie States of Sonora and sinaOa still in the hands Of
he spectators in California already have an eye upon
president Jaarez and agent has arrived here Offering
reTan private assistance 70 defend Sonora provided certain
donations Of public lands &C. are granted for their benefit
Tie President is in good health and firm in his ideas
Tie State all quiet ana although the taxes create good
deal Of gfumeng ye there are not many persons beIes
to ebe under The present state Of Affairs The Pre-
hin ont do not AiRk MS Plost gu CO" turn ns aonds
Persons from the central part Of Mexico report that much
dissatisfaction exists against the pretended empire and that
opinion very prevalent the people that tie
ana tier report ls entitled to some degree Of credit
- RT,BTS W. CRlEL United States Consul.
Hor WILLIAM H. SEWARD Secretary OF State, Washing
TIE AUSTRIAN AUTBoEIuFs DIsowxED
w. Crecl 10 Ur. SerGrd.
A. 8 CONsCLATE AT CHIHUAHUA, REPUBIIc OF MENIco
REJECTED SIR The region of country which lies between
tb City OF Durango Monterey being present unoccaped
Nv tle Intervention forces the peopewho live therein have
eeaIed their sentiments By dOERin9 attacking and m-
yyesiae tis eeH aHoyi'ifs oho rTTeHted NE hs1bas En-
S IRE leaders of this movement have reported their acts
Tlese circumstance, have caused Cen Negrcte to move
right flank of the French position on tie RyeI
Ighcaqs Of Napimi Parras. Eagle Pass, MaamorOs and
..tI lows TIE General will undoubtedly receive some
FfeTf
Tie French tie River Nszls, are reported to have re-
sejYed slight reinforcement.
No fighting has vet occurred.
Late news from Sinaloa speak of small skrmshes but
yothIg importance has lately happened there. All quiet
Profound tranquility pervades the State chihuahua Tie
e.0riy Of he President 10 much yesPecsd
sTa FTeqels ecy Under Goreraz.eni freedom Of sech
Tie events now happening in the United States arc watched
with great anxiety; and all the Mexcans think that #
hon
have the honor TO remain Your obedient servant
REUBEN W. CREEI, United States Consul.
hon WILLIAM Ii. SEWARD, Secretary Of State Washing
THE coNsTAScY AND DEVOTION OF JUAREz.
Mr.. Cred to Mr.. Se~ard.
UNIIED STATES CONSULATE II CHHuAHUA RIPuBIc}
RlsprcrEp SIR Events Of some importance have taken
pace the State of COabua during the month of March
The people Of that State having observed that very few
troops belonging Maxmans party were stationed IN their
midst Judged the opportunity appropriate for displaying
IN striking their true political sentiments and ten
and e.rets against the monarchy and in favor Of the
pubic and expelled OF imprisoned the cV oncers VINO had
frsted their forces attacked the City Of Sao which
also the capital after whipping the Imperial troops they
xe These thing. happened in the latter part Of March:
Gen Negreie learned these facts he decided TO
form junction between his and the
Republicans in Sso and other parts OF Coahuia lie there
moved eastward through the desert and hurried
by forced marches 20 gain Saltilo.
the French observed this movement they left
ale movement Of Cen Negrete tell
ale result OF this campaign.
Gen Negrete reaches Seo In safety, he will then
uaId some 200 men.
Troops leaving th. city 10 take position the
frontier Of Durango and TO menace that State and occupy the
attention Of the French.
Arms and this want IL severely
ftlt by this Government
Recruits easily obtained than heretofore but the
want Of guns paralyzes everything very much.
Tia and deoOOn Of ts PTesideat eTirGodiHory
hs sreEtics talents Be brilliant surely his Edey
De- suci trying ell lend blaze Of political glory
0As oe eove,r have the honor TO remain obedent
servant REiBEs w. CRERL, United States Consul
he Han IAN Of Wash
tton d. {.
TBE FRENCH TREAT TIE REPUBLICANS AS ROBBERS.
M Creei 10 Mr.. Serord-l Extracts
UNITED STATES CONSULATE Al CHIHUAHUA MExno
August l5 1865.
RESPECTED SIR In nv preceding dispatch advised your
s1ceeney Of this State by brigade Of French
tIoOIs under the command Of Gen BrneonH
Or the evening before leaving the President delivered
commission and ny exequatuT
On the 5h day Of August at O'Clock in the morning Pres
fdent Juartz and bis cabinet e this city taking the road Tor
tie Paso de- NOrte
present the Of bis departure In order to
chow hin that which have heretofore approved
Gen and Gov. Onaga with few troops remained IN this
city few days aer The departure OF the General Govern
Before leaving, he ordered all civil military and
municipal authorities 20 and ordered The citizens to
SIgaLiZe for public safety
10 obtain that object Committee foreigners elected
and invited 10 become them but refused have
anything DO with that business for necessary
state
On the 10th Of August Gov Oiinags evacuated the city
feayiDg Us 10 protect ourselves
The Committee Of Public Safety decided 10 send an express
90 the French General DAYS ride Of This
capital solicit assistance; the Committee invited me 10
tier petition but refused 70 DO H. At their request
obey were all oreigners) gave them certificate Of the
Facts which occurred that night and tey incOsed with their
letter 10 the French General
the night Of the lb the the General
received.
fen into The Of considering NE a. one Of The
u se Of Public Safety. and directed his reply 20 me
people Of this city from disorders He requests and ny
tompsnons 70 Keep order TN his arrival He neosfd mt