The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-28
M { NC O.
An Inside View of the Little
Game at Orizaba.
Address OF the Foreign Minis
ter TO the People.
Inc Cooperation Of Bazaine and the
French troops with Macmillan
Ordered by Napoleon.
&n. Sc. &c.

IASuSA AACOpS WAtu AuuA
Ordered by Napoleon.
So. SC. sc.
The attention OF the readers OF The Herald called 70
lhe letter from the city Of which We give below
Il was written By parsonage waose pospion gave MIN
rree access to all Of information concerning
the o, Maximns late conduct The statements
Of facts contained in ghs letter. well the Of the
acculaent lead 20 te belief that line OF ieeRaI
policv is as the change hst the imperial government
son.empatos Pm connecoon with the official statement
Of General c~steneau, Marshal Bszane and Minister
pan6 t,,ubiscd in herald of December IAN OF
n Ga,en,ers acquire additional importance, and give
ne TO seric1s re1ectica:-
MEXICO Crry, Dec. no. lisa
In order INFORM che country Of has determination 70
NV daysso mAnilssto, which yoa nust have already
sen.
ssvssal III the laws For the most urgent supply Of tho
Sfeas and he nas given all the.necsssary orders for
ASSASSINATION sf the different Srmy corps on ands:
penAHt footing These, assisted ~ NE French koops along
essAre wAch TIE latter nay hold durisS Tie period oAicA
1y~aay Aaps st 3 rs.ssin ~ ~ coSey shoaldye able
WSsoure the pgnoasioa Of the country much desired
Rs Majesty me Emperor has received these hast few
S aeeovAsnee vita tie essS Of BE Sveresrs, Ne will
assist Tie consolidation Of sydr ox4 ,psacs and that
~ e: = * &. !: s s: s
Is saim sri1sas As NATIONAL evrQory
ds 'as g Ss ~ w
% sonsuls and expressed IN sueh sense by the dif
l..sa. sissscs q The eesnty; and likewise tina. the
sos Of Tie country shossa BE- secured 70 him. we'll
80 privilege Of making satvssynazy IN lsviss
s. re 1s...! ~ sssns s Tsss,s.
.sa1 agsssmsn.s sgnsa, which G.arantsed the
soaring yaacs In tho Ssnntry The ctvC war however
hsesd singer than csle rsasscaby have been antica-
essos y ths dissides "A ne time the efforts Of
- e0.ernment % sse sstiona army met With great
.y SsueH pSoc vcs was Ss,n asa, uc
Aas0e means essaisAble, and Tho government was
ssAssa 2 resort 10 oursen.ome Financial measures
9 .. e.ts q a'ai.s, sscstv.a that tn.
pnpsm Napoleon, from reasons Of STATE, could ne
aSer coatnue gliding the empire with troops money
81 hat the FrshfO voes would withdraw before the
10y snmcdiatsy began coscsasraso; and the efset
= tAs action Was that the cities towns and dstrics.
= 0ssvids for their ssfsnos, owing 70 The eomplcss
leck q orgAn.zsd forces 81 hand The majority
ssS Il nas = % TIE
fhs opsasssns ofthe ailfsd forces In thus retirng
ne .. SS.s = Ss :s
~ stan early d.y and the fact thu. the aid Of France
o. = longer 70 - expected caused the dssidents 20
saAs and dsfopders Of tho esisslng Fovernlnen The
ssvoaution gathered additional asensth-pot due how
sso4ssion In which tho dinsrsut military positions had
Sssa vi. and 70 the confidence with which the enemy
have 70 night Che tcopsof Franco rhs bloody strife
bepeeeed ed the civil marked its path by the
sssrsetsn q In the mas. of this sm nsn
ass advantage wns taken OF the attitude Of tho United
bis Maey b. ana Em 70
informed that segotiations bad bcen opened be-
S.a . &C. s q Or and che
America medidssaa, which promised 70 put end 10
She civil var desolatng the country and that ia
erder TO secure such result It considered ndis-
pcnsabac that the government TO be established under
such mediation should be republican in form and liberal
n spirit
The expectations Of the government, which had been
eunded partly on sincere and firm alliance with
Srauce Tor the purpose Of consolidating the present
order Of hnes thus be frustrated and far
rom being pacihed, the civil struggle mad only been
yEclonged Deenceess towns LETT 10 the mercy of
the sdents the blood OF MexicaES heinz spilled
% no avail; all ihe resources Of the government had
Mediation were based upon cordt ton that nconl-
Haiole With continuance Of the empire as well with
Tho integrity of the national domain.
After having examined aitonuvely, and with impair
saiy, this gave and extraordinary situation " affairs
the Emperor deemed II TO De his duty 10
nation tue supreme power which had conferred upon
him; NO d tAe otmt naim eopemp, tel ~ ne pas.
(cotrn Of Nerico eytuded The ndy~tiooi form Not
wishing TO te On obstacle IN the such result
Re, with self denial even greater than thai which he
evtnced on accepting the crown, thought OF resgnng
Tho same and making the sacrifice the affairs OF his
country. ssst being unwilling 10 act natter OF so
both OF his councilsof nserS aud " state-he con.
voked theia a. the city OF orzba whegc he had been
sciourning for the Deaet Of hts hea 10 laid before
eiese bodies all tho serious considerations aoremcn-
Stoned, and both o. them advised him that present
circumstances, his andcaton Ear from pntting an end
TO the evils which they all deplored would without fail
hr ng total ruin ON the country and, qnence,
would entail the loss ofitsAn dependence snd nationality
~ well as the total destruction Of our During tho
CONSULTATIONS . was impressed tho Sovereign that,
for the blood tsl might DO spilled in this struggle
sustain the interests OF society and with tbom The
being and life OF the nstion they souo would be ro.
spoIslbe who obsinaeiy kept up the strife; that, In
Science Of interests dear advantage should ho taken
Of ali the OF the ntfv the purpose "a
orsanzns the Mexican army al independent ioodag,
curian tue exoroitant military outiays hitherto
made, aud making the utmost efforts which, duty re-.
qured Tor the salvation Of the country; ard that he
should allow himself 10 be restrained IN ndopting
the measures required By honorable eeenci OF
regard Tor auy foreign policy concerning the form 0.
gossTnment, the nation alone should determine what
tnat should be Nevertheless, after this
preston q opinions and continents Tie part
OF bts adyiaers the Sovereign wished 10
10 bear their opiaans the subject Of a practical
solution for various qucstions 0r yita importance rca.
nte 70 policy and ediniElsiraion IN order that the
sacnnce 70 Nht hs Asd becoMe resinedo; gtil,
tinuing in power,sn Dceuuc flutlla and capable Of
producing the rcss.t ecslrcd
Amcng those QUESTION: Tho most prornlnent orc tho
s,nvncat0n Of Nainnal Cougtass Oh Tho most trral
and The broade tasls "a Nbch lilo c.zcos n MAJ.
ssef party or shade of poiaca gplion inav take Iart
and decide whethtr inc Empire Eumlf ooutnua; what
form p goer.Emeut The nation should ADOPT for the
.usAie' az tue me' ms proper ane advantageous Tor
sac t.vfongh sud anal organizaton e the country; The
rr som ~ sources % revenue amt VIII suqca to cover
tho governmental batgct and laws ior clecua ~.
TEN Of coordination. The rlly Of akir INTO n orc
rops icrai a u thess points, vally Important 70
Toe eoautry, haFihg been recognized by lou ccuncis
that af took upon itecf 10 examine them ana II
prepare VI abc m, asures VIII reERrd 10 MONT
He A3cft resolved in consideration Of his eourenr8
orrpl, y continue tho o. tho power witch
bel b 20 conferred upon In w tho nation; ane AZ
prc-eat time, he s occupied in following UP with ability
and perseverance the work u regeneration conB led 70
ihirn
Address OF the FOREIGN Minister tn tho
Peepic-He Declares that Loni- Napoleon
Has Ordered Dazainc 70 Ce-opernfe With
aud Assist Macmillan ns Long ~ tho
frcnch Troops Remain ON Mexica1 soil
Tao Liberals Active In 0axaca--Ths Eyacn-
Stion OF san Louis Pofosi Condemned.
NGw ORLEANS, psc 2s, 1890.
The steamer Alliance, which len Vera Cruz on The