New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
mEX,,.n.
ro.,,nneh rtom F,rf Pnre.

Tie 1ea Of the Government Of the Emperor has .een ~
hne1 By bis Majesty in person IN letter addreseu 10 r
Chief of army after the taking oi fue'
Our object you know, (wrote the EMPEROR rs @ hTt
the Mexicans Government against ther WI nDI
success triumph Of any party whatever
sesife that Mexico may revive TO new me- "HI viii ON
IegeheIatea BY Government founded on tLc . @ i a.
principles ofoider and Of progress N respect ~ {LG t
natos she NAV Acknowledge By her friendly relations 1a
,fe owes to- France ler Tepose and her prosperity
Tte Mex'c can people have SPOKEN; the Emperor MaAha
lss s,ed by tho Will Of te country Inc uoy.'mynl
has agperrod to be OF nature to restore peace ~ 'e M
good faith 10 tie International relations "eI"e
We en to Mczico those to exercise the Tisl. Of wa
which Nj Seward ily recognizes ID U.s. anu o ~ M y 80
aIy Irintic O.; Intervention about which we profess On,
doctrine ;he United States We went there nor 10 Dl-t
nboH monachcal Iioseg'ism ta' 10 & Soe tie Gov
". nom IT the salts faction OF our wrongs as well a. tae
yeor 10 the intuIe As DO not sce1 tAe
.stisi,C on al exclusive interest," nor t1e IG1 nv -, W
smbous th usht, most SINCERE wish is to .I.as So",
what remains in that country OF the army VIII"
A. have told Won in the dispatch which the eommupea
tCG from AR. seward replies it ece1es 'Lu,' ga rc "f
GCyGnmeHt 70 facilitate IN this respect te -
United States resting oaIs Gocs on tic pncpe Of tle h
touo VII las N nothing inconI tbe Wilh the vi
sare s. wei Mr. Seward in his dispatch rees al t1oagnts
d psopara. .dism. even on ne American ~ g
tYieldy relations with the o Brazil and dd noi refuse
u fora relations the Mexican Empire an le NO IH
damouta Mexcauno precedent Al the dfonalc Lslo! ol
TIE Union. therefore oTettes any ttSs"t
tween Tie United states AID tie iolnof government T~c3
aoCutiuua violation OF It's nos- posNe QUIZ
gst,ons toward ofLer nations.
Mir Seward TO make double TerT9ch 10 tte gov
sroGeut of the Emperor MoAuilan ol tLe l-.nc' - & ~ v
tut &c Icss.aucc which las been obliged TO Slste WIN
have them nothing especial against the oi O. lAe AS''"
tGndcreocs lot quite ordinary new powers and It is
stcYc misfortune have heas tie quentes ol
49, ,t. ~ G.e % -yerrcns WI! n have not found
competitors and have enjoyed 10 peace an uneoA''seH
Reyos and intestine wars were Therefore the normorcen
0ItCn O tfc the elOn MNQc ~ etlN
iay chefs to tie esta6iishEen Of tne eAIr is SLS 9 tS
uarecly # Which the powers 10 whom tt slccels lave
As ,1 tie support which the Iexcan Government receives
bou aud what Is oso lent to am oy besi1n ana
hussii11 'O-I".is . 30 ,f g.. actions
what hat need, allies; whether to form st
,eo o n srnSq, ~ Wien the ined states fought
for t1er emancaon did the aid given by France TO tcr
tis AMI lie aid that the contest vii lie Sth
not IN Ike national var because the thousands
IshMl aud Germans were fighting nnder e aS o tlo
Unon1 The character OF the Me1cIn government therefore
cannot be contcscdnor tic resistance which II s overcome
t. consolidate itself the foreign troops which shai nave
forth again safety and order IN country SO
long ana deeply distracted be considered reason for dsa
spfecated by nation 50 enlightened United States
esq oiely called on TO gather the advantage
Iu place Of country unceasngy IN trouble ana "nIen a
gke9 t..9 30 ma! IJ l a. ~ iaI S T @ t6ev Mil ind
pacae county Offering henoefoh pledges Of security and
Va t Reiy iIsae9cs tdy above ali are those who nus
profit by work of reorganization which is being aceomp
isLed n Mexico. .,-,-,..
ecapituaon Marquis the United States aoknowledGe
tfe night had 90 make Mexico On the other pi
admit as they 10 the paeipe Of nonineryennoa t-
sgreencn', The right make which belongs, as Mr
Seward declares % every sovereign nation implies th su 20
secure toe results OF war nave hot gore aeIss
merely the purpose Of showing power and iuhcHg
olastsement the MeScln Governments after lan OF
fuess remonstrance duty TO demand guarantees
against the of violence from which our country
lad cruely Gdd these guarantees We could n
)ooS for from government whose bad h We had proven OF
We Ind them now engaged in establishment Of regular
government which shows itself disposed honestly 10 Keep Us
engagements In this relation hope that the legitimate OBJ
10 make with the Emperor MaIimiian arrangements which
by satisfying interests and our honor VIII permit US TO
consider at an end the service Of our army on Mexican
Emperor has given orders to write in this sense to
be Minister in Mexico.
yenon and rom that moment accept as the RUE OF our con
from all the uuorm application Of it, Trusting n the
sit equity which anmeie the cabinet at Washington we
expect from the that the American people viii
themselves the law which inyokes by observing
In regard to Mexico src neutrality When you shall have
Informed resolution Of the French Government
subject shall be able to indicate the results OF
negotiations with the Emperor Macmillan for the return Of
request you to remit copy of this dispatch Mr. Seward
begging goodness lay It before President
johnson and rely with confidence for the examination o
fle considerations IL embraces the traditional sentiments
recalled to notice in the note Of the Secretary o State oi the
Accept Marquis the of my high consideration
DROUfN DE LHUls.
Mousieurle MAnQr1s De MoSTHoLoN Minister of TraAee.
MR.. BiGEIow TO Mr. sEwARD-lExtract.l
LEGATION UNITED STATES, PARIS Jan 30 1866.
s1H have nothing later from the State DsgaTtIea. than
fhe 5th Of January France rs prey 10 ,he ~uesl fGoIs.
presence French people TO that which prevailed IN 'e9
Ih partly owing TO the OF what has occurred be-
tween the two governments Since the apparently critical
which the correspondence sent by the President TO
closed In % the pachc and friendly tone Oi the
Tmneror disconrso the pubc persist in believing that
actual situation PRESENTED by that correspondence Tore
Ieye the Official press has announced the
departure Of ". saard to Mexico and Ar Faverney TO
Washington, with Ommuic0tions designed 20 prepare the
the French from Mexico and
satisfy President johnson Of the Emperor loyal intentions
toward the United States You Will hDd IN the Paris core
spoDdence Of Tie London 7 curious account Of Sai9fds
unsuccessful efforts TO procure some letters OF eredenee h
the Emperor the MnerOf FOrei IN Affairs and
finally from WeGsk Though his name not given he is the
third party referred 10.
10 enable you TO see bow completely these relations Of
France United States have swallowed up all other
questions send you number o journals OF more or less
Jepresentave character You will be struck doubt as
Emperor 10 withdraw arms foa Mexico is questioned
by them do remember 10 have heard Questioned
by with whom have cOayersed II j. universally
conceded that the moment tie Indemnity for which the En-
peror processes have gone Mex ceased TO be attanabe
by bic duty TO leave IL Ooer 10. to have other
ton.
sm Sir with great respect Obedant servant,
JOHS BIGELow.
Hon. wnuAM SEWARD &C.. g.. &C.
MI. BiGELow TO Mr.. sEwARD-lEXtractl.
LOCATION THE USIIED STATES. PAEIt Feb. !. 1856.
SIR In the diplomatic circle last evening at the palace the
Emperor asked me how country people would Ike Lis
had doubt il would be read with general satisfaction.
He then tad be hoped would have good from
The United States said thought might expect good
news as soon az possible after your return to Washington
His Majesty asked II II true tie papers stated that
would touch OF Vera Cruz during absence Irepled
that had Ut received single line from Washington In ref
senoe 70 your p bat that had no Ieason 10 think it even
zion. wbs you coud hardly obtain within tee-
graph anl that probably thought tbe chosen the
post propio1s that likely to ohor for brief
absence.