New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-24
the SOUTH AND MEXICO
Schemes Of Duke Gw1n.
DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. q. 1896

WARRINGTON. Tuesday, Jan. 70. 1856.
There has lust been issued from the Govern.
ment printing office the message Of the President Of the
United States communicating to the Senate information
In gard 10 plans 70 induce Immigration Of dissatisfied
citizens oiths United States into MsIco and especially
Many brief notice OF the document has heretofore
been published, and 1t may now be added matter OF
interest that the 9th of February last Sr. Romero
addressed letter to Secretary Seward protesting in
the most explicit and formal manner INST the cesson
which the ex. Archdukc Of Austria Ferdinand Maximi'
liam has made or is about 70 make TO the Freoeh Gov
In February last Senior Romero called the attention
of Secretary Seward to the printed documents which
accompanied bis note. and which, he says shows not
only the cordial which existed to the In.
Jury Of the United States between the insurgents
against this Govern In Texas and the French wno
ere waging war against the government Of Mexico IN
tween tho French and their agents the part and
the insurgents Of Texas tie other 10 resist the power
Of the National Government OF Mexisp sent with view
of recovering the post OF Natamoros from the posses
Among the papers submitted by Mr.. Romsro Is let.
ter from him to Enrique A. Meja, who says before
leaving Mexico he sho~n the original letter from
Napoleon 70 Marshall Bszaine, recommending DR..
q wins plan as submitted TO him, and directing the
Marshall to furnish the troops demanded BY Gwin.
frontier States with veteran CoDederates a. barrier
10 any aggression Of the United States and to then
create power always hostile and with the assistance
Of the French sufficiently formidable to resist all at
Secretary Seward on July 10. 1865 thanked sr.
Romero for communicating the important information
and informed him that the subject would receive the
prompt consideration Of this Government and that the
proper would pc adopted 10 reference to them
The Secretary accordingly wrote to Minister Bgelow
nclosing copy Of three Intercepted Letters Two LON
WIN. NJ. Gwn and one from his son Thomas, that Dr.
Civil and his family are dslOyal that they are en-
gagged in obtaining grants Of universal lands In the
States OF the Republic doining the United States and
that Dr. Gwia is to- be chief directing agent In working
these mines; that large accession 81 capitalists and
emigrants In those States from Rebels against the
United States expected that they assure the said
Macmillan and the Emperor of France this. the con
teupated proceedings tend to promote Maximiiians
that they regard their enterprise az injurious
ro the United States and that they claim 10 have
the patronage Of toe Emperor Of the French With assur
ances Of military aid -
Mr. Seward adds: have to request that you will
submit copy Of this intercepted correspondence TO NJ
Drouyn de Lhuys You will frankly inform him thut
the smpathes Of the American people are already con.
sideraby excited in favor Of the Republic Of Mexico.
and that they are disposed to regard win imoatenee
that any favor shown to the proceedings OF Dr. twin
by the tiular Emperor Of Mexico or the Imperial GOV.
eminent of France with reference TO those agents. will
tend greatly TO increase the popular mpatencr be-
cause it will To regarded perhaps justly. as Importing
dangers to at least as menace against the United
States. 49,
NJ Drouyr de Lhuys in August last replied to Minis
ter DAYTON saying: AS for France. she has ON sew.
era occasions and with entire frankness. stated her
resolution TO observe In all the internal questions which
NAV egitate or divide the Union. aud impartial aud
scrupllous neutrality We have nothing 10 offer as
pledge Of oar intentions, bur our word. but We deem
the word Of France guarantee which will satisfy any
friendly power. ourselves are satisfied with the
word pledged by the Federal Government to re.
main strictly neutral with regard 10 affairs IN Mexico
In Noyenb Der last Sehcr Romero addressed letter
to Secretary Seward. transmitting to him copy 10
English Of the socalled five DEGREES OF the Archduke
Of ustIa In which he names n. T. Maury declared
enemy OF the United States honorary consuator OF
the State and Imperial Commissioner OF Colonization.
and j. Il Magruder also declared enemy OF the Gov
eminent as Chief OF the Colonization Land ONCE.
Maury has been authorized establish agencies In the
States of Virginia North aud South Carolina, Texas
Missouri AID California, and the Cities OF Mobile aud
New.orlesng, which plainly shows they only think to
get men from the South, and precisely from those
States where they suppose there are indictments
against the Government
II Is yerT Significant fact that not one single agency
IA established In tie Northern States which were faith.
full to the Union Of this Government during the late
civil war.
Secretary Seward, Dec. 81, informs Senior Romero
that the documents have been duly considered by TINS
oyerument and shall hereafter receive the attention
TO which they are Justly entitled.