The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-15
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The statement recently made IN Mobile paper vAas
oil the national troops 70 be immedatsy Withdrawn
from GeOrgM and Alabama, appears % have been Cd
Nirey unauthorxsd General Grant In response 70 apr
pcaons for their Withdrawal says s6ks he would not
recommend such step until there ID ample security for
Che protection Of al classes the States lately rebel
Hon, and that he doubts the proprety Of putting
fnto tbs hands Of the militia OF those States while
national force II retained there.
During the war the blockade runnen OF Charleston 8.
c. organised regular stock companies for the transaction
OF wholesale contrabsnd business many Of which were
very successful and the stock high. The oface OF
these companies, becoming emboldsned BY tho oncncy
sth which they have been treated BY the national gov
enmsnt recently published notices 10 The stockholders
of dividends declared and payable Tho United States
Treasury agents seized upon the officers Of the
companies their books and assets and appears by
Charleston correspondence, cnergctca!y watch
Ding Unco Sans interest In tho matter Later dates
from the place that tho has been
Washington for adjudication
Our Savannah correspondence unusually interesting
Tho negroes of that vicinity very quiet and orderly
during the late holidays when otous conduct their
part was feared and predicted by many, especially the
copperhead editors Of the North and they proved them
selves as law abiding and orderly any similarly std
aed and educated aborng class known in history Our
correspondent gives highly interesting particulars
regarding the erps in the Lamar cotton swinilc Sa
vannah, which will he found highly entertaining
necton with the similar expeditions ct Charleston, de-
tails OF whicl we also give TINS morning.
The telegraph tina, the Adutant General Of
Miss ssppi has revoked his order for dsarming the
grocs OF that State
letter from General sherman is published in the Alex
sndria ua.l Democrat in which, after contradicng
the impression that he indebted to Bragg Beaurs
gard for his posaon at the head Of the Louisiana Mill
tary Institute before the war; and that when he resigned
aud started Nor he promised not to fight against the
Southerners he says'T wish the South we'll and, IL
have boon scourse, then how much better that IL
than Ben Butler some other OF that sort"
President Juarez OF Mexico, still unds,urbed by
the imperiasis aud In the performance OF his oical
duties at chihuahua his capital late the sh Of De-
bcmber last official intelligence TO this effect having been
received In Washington though 1t though, possible
he might again temporarily leave, as force OF Maxi.
miisns troops rs way thther In
a letter TO q friend he says that his
in continuing, under the present disorganizcd
condition OF AFFAIRS 10 exercise the functions OF Office
beyond the linis Of his constitutional term has been
approved by tLe military officers and leading citizens Of
all the States from which he had yet been able hear
An imperial force q three thousand men was reported
DO advancing - Acapulco from Mexico city tho
9Th inst
II reported By the last steamer from Aspinwa that
Admiral Psreja commandment chief Of the Spanish feet
In the Pacific dead dead the capture OF Of his
squadron by the Chilcans killed him but there Is pro-
badly no truth la tie report
The steamshp Civ Of Baltimore, Captain Michigan,
from Liverpool on 9th and Queenstown the Goth
OF December, arrived here yesterday. Her European
news has been anticipated.
large mass OF important well q Interesting in
formation on SUBJECTS political, social, commercial and
general b laid before our readers in the letters from The
HxRALD Paris correspondents and the extracts from
French journals which, under the heading OF "Fance,"
we publish this morning The leading features are, OF
course tho Mexican empire and the attitude and dessns
of this country towards H. these matters just now neces
say absorbing the attention OF the French
government press and people, and In this connection
Hhs late Message OF President Johnson appears have
opcnsd tho eycs Of Frenchmcn sense Of his abilities
o. q Statesman ~ we'll ~ 70 the power and grandeur
OF the nation which he speaks f which he stands
forth ~ thu central .And representative nsure 40
pears 10 be pretty we'll understood in well Informed
Partisan circles that whether from deeses for OF fear
of the United states or Of his own nserssss
and desire 70 give up bad bargain, Louis Napoleon
Las decided on the withdrawal OF his troops from Mexico
90 soon o. he can effect u In graceful msnnsL The
extracts which reproduce from the journals OF France
exhibit the intensity Of feeling engendered the Meri.
question AMONG tho supporters Of the government
thers by the embarrassing position In which Napoleon and
NarimAn ind themselves at present placed in the land
or the Azec and the anxiety and esssness with which
svsry indication Of the future course Of this country In
.psaau GenRia h make Ihs cass Of tho Emperor ysur