New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
FRANCE.
A vRRycu CIRCURAR on MEXICO.

A
The Temps publishes circular which the Minister on war
has lust addressed 10 the departmental ntendants informing
France az the mart of next wear they there
fore henceorth % send any sores 70 lhsI
This circular the Temps eonhrms I.soel1n y.
which no one could longer doubt and which was too clearly
indicated By the nature OF things not 70 force sei 10
upon the attention Of the Government Our withdrawal nom
Mexico will take place speedily completely and at one tme IL
viii be Simultaneous and not successive Inc poIin u sue
cessiye withdrawal would only have been Justified hs0 NAL,
miaDs Empire gradually consolidated itself and been abs TO
replace by its increasing force the strength we withdrew hn
last few months does need much reflection 10 eeog
that the system OF gradual evacuation at bret decided on
in Mexico 10 grave difficulties aud led Of itself 10 the revival
SO 70 speak OF expedition the end Of which Is nden ana
we believe unanimously. desired" -
M4xMILIAYs ORGAN IN PARIS ON TIE SITUATION IN
MEXICO
The Hopir gives no further intelligence about he,ean
affairs but the Memorial DpLodtque which considered as
the quasi official organ France Of the Emperor hS'iSh
few DAYS after the departure of the se0mer Impeareo
Eugeuie from Vera Cruz the Emperor Ma1inlaD lsoesso
via the news mat zen "a % Ns,oTs oD the oh
OF September The American press maintained more than ever
that the denye result Of ths %ssOS @% 81
these rumOrs caused considerable alarm among ms
Mexican population The Emperor an o.,s g on
his Decentralization Vera Cruz on the I'm OF OcopsI
The distance between that place and tue eapo, m
trayersed in three days however Gen CastnaH ohy
the sd ut As far our Information goes oons
that interval frequent exchaHge OF teegTapho eompuns
tions took place between the Emperor and Capt Pe ne
tenor which do pretend to know but whch popaD
concerned the mission OF zen. Oohclhhu
the 18th Of October telegram Drongn tns ~
sad Of the mental perturbation OF the Empress
After sending off his instructions by telegraph 20
Miramar, MACMILLAN, overwhelmed by grei etns ea
for two days TO the Chateau OF Chcputepec "hefe no
received no one lie returned 70 his capital On mo
2st Having sent for Marshal BaSaine, be pointed ONT
the necessity OF taking decided course in presence o. mo
mission of Gen Castcnau concdng with the declaration made
by Mr. Seward meeting that before the end OF the year
there would not be French soldier on Mexican tefy
Emperor added that before coming dehnye resolution DC
required time consideration that why be s going 70
Withdraw Oraba where besides he should b. whn eessF
communication with Europe impatient as he was 70 De as
sured possible to the state OF the mpfess ID
fact the same q he handed the power 10 Martial B'
ane without however abdcatng then he started Tor O1
zaba Our information doubt the that the France
very near the truth when considers the departure 81 TIE En-
peror of Mexico Europe very probable aet fhaps
even at this accomplished The Ministers who a,er
His Majesty had quilted the capital offered then collective
resignation have at the request Of Marshal Basane 'esnmed
the direction of affairs"