New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
Fra nee.


arrived out on tho Both.
France.
The Pafr,e SAYS: "The documents referring
10 Mexico have been sent TO pres. They will form
supplementary pamphlet to the Yellow Book and will
Immediately follow the distribution Of the latter among
Senators and Deputies.
Tho Government has decided 20 issue these docu
ments in consequence Of the publication OF the American
dispatches"
FRANCE AND THE UNITED sTATBs.
4 dispatch from Paris Of Jan. % SAYS: The
official Yellow Book containing the diplomatic corre-
spondence OF the French Government with foreign
Powers was laid the table in tho Corps Legslaf to
day. The dispatches exchanged between France and
the United States the subject OF Mexico arc u con-
formiy with the declarations made in the Emperors
speech the opening of the session and In the expose
OF the condition Of the Empire. A dispatch from NJ.
Drouyn de L'huys 10 the Marquis de Montho0n dated
Jan. g. replying TO communication from Mr.. Seward,
dated Dec TO- after announcing that this reply had been
submitted b. the Emperor expresses tie conviction that
the result OF appreciation OF the intentions
VI France"
NJ Drouyn lie Lhuy. proceeds 70 state that France
seeks tho realization OF ambitious ideas ard says
"Now that there Is a regular Government IN Mexico.
the legitimate object OF our expedition will be attained
We endeavoring while satisfying our interests and
our dignity. u make arrangements wech VIII enable
10 consider the mission OF our army IN Mexico as ter
minated"
Another dispatch Of NJ Droryn de- L'huys, dated Ja.
2J ls66 10 the French Minister at Washington, relates
q conv erration Of the former with Mr.. Bigelow:
"On that occasion NJ. Drouyn de Lhuys declined an
official controversy upon the measures taken by the
Emperor Macmillan, stating that he could only receive
Mr. Bgelows communications on that subject rs sir
pie information. This reservation established, ths
French Minister observed In the course OF CONVERSE.
tion, that the measures pointed out were OF purely
administrative order and did not appear 70 him 70 con-
stute any Of those exceptional dcrogatioDs that mgh
perhaps sometimes Justify Government IN intervening
in tho interior affairs Of a neighboriDg State.
" lie could not admit that tho Federal Government,
rot wishing recognize legitimate the de ac.o Gov
crnment OF Alaximian and considering u ilisory t.
address itself 20 Juarez had any groundtto apply to
France In order 70 escape from this embarrassment.
and request explanations ron her relative 70 acts en-
anating from the sovereign authority OF foreign gov
ernment. M Drouyn de Lhuys continues
I'VE return TO the principle of non-intervenion, and
from the moment We accept IL as our rule OF conduct
our interest and honor require Us to demand s equal
application to all Relying upon he eqeabs spirit Of as
Washington Cdjro. r1pect from the issuance m1t
the american people ph conform 10 The ar Of 10R-fnfsr-
renoa hicA tIsv HD0is. 6y maintaining strict neural
formed me Of the resolution of tho American Govern
ment In his matter shall be in position 70 aequaint
you with the result Of oar negotiations with tie En-
peror Macmillan for the return Of our troops.
The Havre cotton market was quiet at the close os
the week. New.Oresns was quoted at 2SOL rhe
Paris hour market was quiet and prices slightly
lower.
The Paris Bourss was quiet and Rcntes closed Oh
Monday evening ~ 6st -.
THE DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE on MEXICO.
Pa,i. Correspondence of TIE London News.
W. Drouya de LhVys to NJ. Bigetor.
PARIS, Jan. II.
You did me the honor 10 communicate last November
letter addressed 10 Mr.. Seward by the AtorEeyGep-
erol of the limited States the subject OF DEGREES
sued by the Emperor Macmillan concerning immgra-
ton and colonization in Mexico. That document wes
criticism on the acts of the Mexican Government IL
its internal administration, and in that character
could only receive il as Information. That is what ]
carefully told you. iecniug at be same time any ex-
plantations measures with which my Government had
nothing Whatever % do. In now acknowledging
,bo in desire
your letter OF Noy % feel IL necessary 10 put upon
record the verbal answer which then gave to IT, Ac-
!ir. B,seios to NJ Droayn de Lhny'.
PARIS Jan. l6.
have had the honor of receiving your Excellency's
communication dated the 18th inst, relative 10 certain
DEGREES recently promulgated in Mexico Your Excel
ency refuses any explanation on the subject OF The IN
admissible passages in one OF these DEGREES to which
had the honor Of calling your attention by noto os
Nov ~ last aud the you give that relates
10 OF internal administration with wbicn the
Government Of the Emperor Napoleon Ill has hothine
do Although the line which separates tue respons1-
biity of tho Imperial Government from the political or
ganizaion which il mas plantedin in Mexico traced DIS
tinctly enough. / am confident that my government
will learn with satisfaction that France when was
one OF the first poNers hold up Slavery 10 the exc
Grafton OF humanity. repudiates any responsibility 90
tho subject Of the attempt (uade under mo
protection of s fac) TO revive that institution In tho
country which has s.igmstised and abolished it. take
tho opportunity &C b, o., oohS bt"hLoW'
Minister IF France at Washington.
PARIS Jan. 25
The United States Minister desired that should ac.
knoyledge in writing the communication be made ne
OF the Attorney -Geaeral's letter to Mr.. Seward ]
have Therefore acknowledged the receipt oft might
easily have discussed Mr. Bgeows reply bl. did noi
think il necessary haze merely noticed two points ia
verbal explanations with him. told Mr. Bigelow that
could not accept his expression planted appli-
cable 70 the part played by the French Government In
Mexico. He well knows the reasons which led us to
interfere. and aso that the Mexican people themselves
have chosen their lew institutions. / also told him
that nasmuch rs had declined any discussion with
him as TO the acts Of the Emperor Maxlmiian he was
not Justified in atrbuting to the expression OF any
opl ion on the subject added that he wished how.
ever to know my opinion did not think the measures
OF the Emperor Msximian. so severely incrininated.
had the character object attributed to them think
IL right to let you know how this Incident terminated
Receive. &c. DRoUYy DE Lul,Ys
NJ Drouya de Uvys to he Marquis de Monrkoioa.
PARIS, jan q.
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