New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
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MEXICO.
THE FRENCH TROOPS TO BIB AT oScB WITHDRAWN
MAMMALIAN EXPECTED AT HAVANA.

THE FRENCH TROOPS TO BIB AT oScR wTrHDRAwx--
MAMMALIAN EXPECTED AT HAVANA.
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Nov %. The Government hasreceiyet
information that fourteen large transports are on tho pom
Of leaving Brest to remove the French troops from Mexico
Ten Of the class Of vessels are to folio" az once
and expected Vera Cruz toward the end OF Deem
ber and by the end of January the whole French army
will have embarked. Information has also reached herr
that Macmillan is expected at Havana at any moment on
his way to Europe.
Whatever reliance may be placed in the article taker
from Flakes Galveston Bulletin stating that Gen. Sedg
wick crossed the Rio Grande Thursday with brigade
of troops and occupied Matamoros it is certain that the
President at to-day bad received no information
whatever concerning the subject. is thought however
in military circles that there ground for the report
REPORTED COLLISION BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES
AND FRENCH TROOPS.
A special Washington dispatch to The Commercial Of
this city says that report prevails that collision has
actually occurred between the UEAd States and French
troops south Of the Rio Grande.
THE FRENCH EMPEROR DIsREGARDs HIS PLEDGE TO RE.
MOVE HIS TROOPS FROM MExIco-THB USITEr
STATES GOVERNMENT PROTESTS.
no secret Of this Government that the Emperor Of
the French has dsregarded his pledge to withdraw from
the soil of Mexico one-thrd of his troops in that country
this Fall. We assert only what we know when we an
nounce the astounding fact that Napoleon regardless OF
international couresies decided that all ms troops shoold
remain in Mexico TO strengthen that Austrian usuTpe
Macmillan, without notifying the Government OF tho
United States of his intention.
Upon learning officially the purpose of the French En-
pero earnest protest against bis action was forwarded
10 him. through our Minister French Court. The
Cable dispatch, dated Paris Nov. a. which appears else.
where under Geographic head will afford sufficient
evidence TO the American people OF the prompness OF the
President and Secretary Of State in indicating the dis
pleasure of this Government at so gross an act OF pro
pety as that committed BY the French Emperor, and
their determination TO promptly demand redress Tor any
wrong that might be perpeated against the honor ana
dignity OF this Government.
Washington Republican Nov. g. i
INTENDED POsTPoSBMEST OP TIE WITHDRAWAL OF
FRENCH TROOPS.
The Paris correspondent of The London Daily Nrs,
writing under date of the 18th inst, says:
Ihave to know that mission MeSi
the Of which renders the French Government journals
almost speeches. to the full as important as they manst
understand be- NJ Drouyn dc LhEys in dispatch which
has been published promised distinctly that the French army
would eyacnate Mexico in three attachments the hrst Of
which was to leave at the beginning OF Decemoer.
For unexplained, the transports which were
nag out at G9eOus % S' SposS on,
about waiting for Gen Casteaus return from his mission 10
Macmillan and has been said in the Government press that
it would be convenient bring the whole army back To-
geher next Spring To any such ehanges OF the original ar
has been party; and moreover, the United States
intends to proceed upon tie assumption that France VIII
II will be found that Gen. sherman has nstruc-
tons to that the contract is fulfilled and to ignore the
of the French troops having gone away
promised their presence should oppose difficulties TO the
arrangements which he win make with the only Government
recognized by the United Stas-hat OF Juareho fault viii
with France which will lind itsef in the disaeeabe po
son of person who having distinctly taken leave of the
master Of tie house yet hangs about the premises.
SHIPMENT OF ARMS TO THE LIBERALS
TELEGRAPH
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov pa letter dated Atlata, Oct.
81 says that the bark Keoka succeeded in landing cargo
of arms and munitions of for the Liberals at that
place. She went from thence 10 the Colorado River and
took on board IL 900 muskes and the Hungerord party
and cleared for Libertad boz having chart, put into
la Paz where learning that The Liberals bad money
had dafar al no