New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

Dispatch OF Gen. Aimente 10 his Government
Confidential letter OF MsSiniiian 90 The
Hend. OF the Provincial AdninisirnIion-
StO,OOO,OOo snb.cribed by iIc Province.

Correspondence OF The n y. Tribune.
CRY or MEXrco May TO- 1850.
Gen Almonte r.e great Chamberlain Of the Empire
who ef, his po,it.on upon the pressing entreates Of
Macmillan 10 90 10 Paris as his Embassador, has given in
recent disat detailed account Of The manner in which
DE had been received by the French Emperor. Among
Other thinr he mentions the wesettled purpose Of his
Majesty not 20 stop watching bis work until the Empire
has taken 80 deep root 90 be proof against any conu
ecncy Of an alarming character lie says, however, th'
the French contingent will be withdrawn at the appointed
time the idea Of Louis Napoleon being that such mca.-
WILL in the present circumstance, hed the broIcn *
isng between the Monarch and the nhtlOni ana Itly 'he
people around his throne. LIS opinion As baheu "poi
this fct that the departure OF the auxiliary FORCES VIZ
take AWAY one OF the chief annOyanccs Of the Liberals,
and sooihe the compnsive resentment OF tho I'm,
uensa majority OF the Mcycans. Almontes ARRIVAL
in Paris has invigOmied the flth OF MaxlmlilaAs
parsaHs and given certain activity 10 the mexican pahi
which was seriously affected by the Withdrawal OF lne
French His success has dkon no one by surprise A.
monte is O man Of decided ability. In this respect he
rrsents a striking contrast with tho incapable and shall
iow-hraired men actually employed either officially OF
conldantaly 1T home or abroad, by Ma1l!nlahS 0o'-
eminent
The latter has been recently engaged in urging upon the
projects OF the departments and the commanders OF n
iarv divisions the necessity OF vigorous eXeriOns for Inc
purpose of organizing and cquipping local militia which
would allow the troops gausoned IN several cities OF
the interior to enter into active service lie mas az inc
same time written confidential letter 70 the heads Oh lhe
provincial dministaton-rcligous, military ana evil
which he advises them 10 MAKE III hpptM w
conservative and local interests aud to remind them Of the
intimate relation iorcbly existing between them aud tle
present system and Of the fatal stress IN which they would
be placed were they 10 be separated his secret
communications told, has been understood and luine-
diaely RESPONDED 20 by the parties 10 whom had been
adlressed. As To IL, several cities have sub
scrbed large amount cannot exactly tell you the sum,
but some estimate IL high $OOjOOOV and have &C
tuay forwarded 10 20 the public treasury ..
People explain Ibis show Of confidence by saying mat
sprung from decree Of the Emperor, plainly directing
under the nspocion aud direction Of his immediate repre-
sentative NJ Laonnza, President OF the Counsel Of Min
isrv the disbursement in the present and IN the future
of ali public money N. Lacunzl is new man. possess
ing the advantage Of having been implicated IN po-
tcal infrgues and in the work OF setting up or break
Ing down Presidents aud Constitutions.
Ii no other respect has the condition OF affairs IN Mex
leo improved. The partisans who are waglng war on
their account Increasing every day IN strength as
well as Ia number making more difficult Tor Ma1lnilian
the work of medication which he is said TO devote
nearly all his time and energies. Inc roads are more
unsafe to-day than they were, the plagng OF the
dircnces an OF daily occurrence and the prospect Oh
an ora peace and order more remote than ever NOW
aud then you happen 10 hear, II Is true OF an lmpera
victory over the Liberals but this is soon counteracled by
the news of victory Of the Liberals over the mperals
that difficult 10 know whether the former are MAN.
tanning the integrity of their possession or X they ore
losing ground All that be said with assurance Is
that civil extinct and thai is grayey felt by
agriculture and trade, which severely suffering Inc
r,iny inst beginning and as II is period 81
immunity foF euerrillas and robbers who cannot Do
pursued on account of the bad state Of the roads, the con-
diiiOn Of Affairs BE- By means Improving IL Is as Dad
now In Il commercial and military point OF view, us
they have boen snee the foundation OF al Austrian En-
pre- upon the ruins OF the Republic