The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-05
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. 1sea
The Mexican OueatIOu.

WAsHIS0roSs NOV. q ke0o.
Tho Mexican Question.
General Grant has Iasmost probably per instrus.
lions from the Presdent-aken up the Mexican msstae
In earnest and will atend to with zeal far no O.
DO concerned. On Saturday morning he invited Sshog
Romero, tho Mexican Minister TO confidential ntsse
view at his headquarters which meeting took place 80
lasted for some time After Senior Romeros depsrturp
there o star meeting. What connection this uav
or may not have had with Mexican business cana1t
say. One thing There Is believe TIL
the Mexican question has been reopened with Faaes.
but that It remains Just where the last published nsU
from Druyn de Lhuys to Mr. Seward placed IL Tub
government is waiting to SEQ how the French up .
the frst OF the coming year. II at that time 10 sssg
thai there IL any bad faith exhibited tendency -
duplicy, then such action will be forcby rec0mmen1e9
will insure feelings aud interests TO be respects
President Juarez has written letter In which he agsa
asserts his unwinaness consider any projects look
ing to oesson Of the Northern States OF Mexico =
the United States, Furthermore, 1t Ia we'll known tas
some three years ago DON Jose Domingo Cassso
came to this city and proposed before the Executive ~
annexation to tho United States Of the State Of Chlhr
hua and states OF Mexico the Pacific coast In ords
as ho sad to free them from French Intervention, 81
that Juarez instructed Senior Eeero to officially dong
that Cartez had the right to mae any such proposoo
The President and the Constitutional Amenae
ment.
Poilticians OF various ways OF thinking are Glossy
canvassing what the President may may not do On
the subject OF the amendment with Tho
meeting Of Congress, and general remark which tAV
or the vndiolive resentment Of Co Dgress by bold9
favorlng Its immediate adoption"
General Sweeny Has Interview with TIE
President.
General Thomas w. Sweeny had interview vita
tho President this evening II Ia understood tbs
General sw eeny will be Immediately reinstated to M
former rank In the regular army.
General Preparation Tor the Meeting Of Coas
gress.
The general preparations made prior TO the meeting -
Congress going Boarding housekeepors and
others expecting u rich harvest this year. thinking
that the anticipated impeachment Of the President WIN
have tendency to bring to this city large number Of
people, and, looking 10 that end have increased thaT
prices 10 much higher rate formerly charged 81
them.
No Change In the French Embassy.
Tho report Ia tho foreign kilograms that there has
bcen change In the French Embassy here 10 entirely
incorrect. Count Montholon performs tho duties q
Ambassador Of the Emperor OF tho French usual.
The United States Mar si,ni New OrleaAsA
Cuhbert Buiht, Of New Orleans arrived In tho ollr
to-day for the purpose of suostantatiDg the chasgD
made by him sganst Colonel Mckee, recently appoiufSa
United states Marshal at Now Orleans In his stead
The Recent Cherokee Land Sais.
General Thomas Ewing, Jr, counsel for the Cherokee
Indians tho ate treaty made between that tribe AZ
the United sate and who protested against the sale q
the Cherokee neutral lands by tho Secretary OF tho m
terror has written rcpy TO Mr. Harans recent leteee
defending his Mr. Harlan's) action in the matter.
Negro Recruiting Going On Bristiv.
Recruiting for the colored regiments In ~
city Is going on briskiy