The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-04

follow the snsssps for connecting the two oon.issns
through the Psciec ocean BY the proctsd line OF tse
~. roassoH AyvAns
The resolution Of Congress protesting against pard0ns
BY foreign governments a persons convclsd OF ia amous
offences condition Of emigration country has
been communicated 10 The ssaies with which main
tain intercourse, and the practice justly the subject
compliant our part, has not been renewed
The congratulations Of Congress 10 The Emperor al
have been presented 70 that humane and ens htsned
ruler and received By him with expressions Of grateful
The Executive, warned OF an attempt by span-h
American adventurers induce the emigration OF freed
men OF The Uned States to foreign country protested
against the project ~ one which, II contaminated
would reduce them 10 bondage oven more oppressive
than thai which they had Just been relieved As
saa mas Sesh a sN On aurSd baa The
ing will meet neither lts encouragement nor approval
is question worthy OF your consideration whether
our laws upon this subject adequate 10 tho proven
ton constituent OF the crime thus meditaisd.
MEXICAN pIfricuLTi.
IN .ne mouth o. Aprn las. - oonsress r, aMara
OF France and the President Of the United states Tor
the withdrawal from Mexico Of the French eapedi
tionary military forces This withdrawal Was " he
effected In three detaohnents the first Of which, was
understood, would leave Mexico In November now past
The second IN March nex and The third and last n No
yeinber 1857 Immediately upon the completion
OF tho evacuation, the French government WAS 70
the attitude OF non,ncrvuniion In regard
States Repeated assurances have been given by the
Emperor since hat agreement that he would compets
the promised evacuation within the period msnioned or
sooner .
MISSION ~ MINISTER oAxpgELL GENERAL snEKnAx
Il reasonably expected that the proceedings thus
cal Interest in the republic Of Mexico. The newly
appointed Minister or the United States, Mr
Campbell WAS therefore sent forward, the 9th day
OF November last - assume his proper functions as Mn
isier penpotantiary oil the United States "a that re-
public. II was also thought expsdcnt thai he
shonld he attended in the vicinity OF Mexico by fhe
Lieutenant General OF the army Of the United
States, with the view OF Obtaining such Information As
sued by the United states in re-cstabiishiDg and main
tanning necessary and proper Intercourse with the re-
public OF Mexco deeply Interested In the cause OF lib
erty aud humanity, II seemed an obvious duty on our
part exercise whatever Influence possessed for the
restoration and permanent establishment in that
try Of a domestic and republican form OF government.
WITHDRAWAL FRENCH TROOPS
such the condition Of Affairs In regard To Mexico
when, the I'D Of November last Official information
received from Paris that tho Emperor OF France had
time before decided not 70 withdraw detachment
OF his forces in the month OF November past,
according "a engagement but that this decision was made
with the purpose OF Withdrawing the whole Of those
forces In the ensuing spring or this determination,
however the United States had not received any notice
or iDtimation; and the Information
ceved by the taken 10 make known
It's dissent TO the Emperor OF France.
cannot forego The hope that France will reconsider
the subject and adopt resolution regard 10 the
evacuation Of Mexico which will conform ~ nearly
practicable With the existing engagement, and
The papers relating the subje win be laid before you
IL Is believed that With the evacuation Of Mexico by
The espedltopary forces, no subject Tor serious diner
snces between france aud lhe Uni.ed States
would remain. The expressions of the Emperor and
people Of france warrant hope that the Evolutionary
friendship between the countries night In hag
be renewed and permanently restored
A slain Of citizen OF The United states Tor lnden
nifty for spo ialons committed on The high Seas BY the
French authorities IN the exercise " bcllger.nt
power aga Mckee, has been met By the government
OF france WITH proposition TO defer settiement
until muiuai convention for the adjustment Of NIL
claims OF and subjects ~ boh Countries arising
OF the this continent shall be agreed
upol bv the iva countries The suggestion Is not
n.d unreasonable Dut belongs 10 Congress 70 direct
the which CLAIMS for nicunIiy hy forelcner-
oil by citizens Of tho lntsd arising out u
the late VII war shall b. adudics,ed and dstcre med
have doub tina. thu subject OF ali such cisiG's viii
sne4g. yolr 2iianor n = convenient and proper time
ooxplIos % AsIMcAs cfAiss 1sAias' GREAT
sRArAr Ms#
iss q resrs that Uncomfortable advance has
been made towards adjustment OF the differences
De,seen the asd states sad rsas britain, saAng ont
Of the dsprria1sns upon our natiDnai commerce
and other uespassss committed during our civil
by Britain subjects, IN violation Of International Law
and irsaly obligations The delay, however may DO
believed 10 have resulted IN small degree from the
domestic situation Of Great HTiian An sutrs change
% ministry occurred IN that ccauir, during the last
srss,0n Parliament The attention OF the nov minis
Try called IA the subject - carry day. and hefr
- expect that q viii now b consd~red
IN b4comino and friendly spirit. The importance u
an early disposition or the question be exagger
aed Whatever might BE- Inc Wishes OF the two govern
nosn,s II u nanfass hat good .in and insDdsh'p 10
r-cpru,tv tue practice OF good fAh and Neutrality
shall he restored b-t~ssp the respective nsiions
SEsIAsr
On tho 9TH OF June asi 10 violation ~ our neutrality
laws military expedition aud enterprise against the
British North american colonies vss projected and
attempted he cnrrsd within the territory and Ju
r.d,cUn ~ the unteI stsles Ia obcdiencs 10 the oh
legation imposed upon The Executive BY ia. constna
tion. thai the Laws faithfully erecnted. all
citizen. wore warned Nv prociamzisn against taxing
part 10 siding such unlawful proceedings and the
propsr civil military and naval omeer. s.fe
enforcement of the lsss. The expedition failed
but u not n~eI without ~ painful conse
an.ncs~ NJ ciussns who ~ Was alleged, ~~fs
engage In ~. expedition captured and have been
bfoaght trial - for capital oh.n.e IN the frosince
Of c.nacs Judgment and sen~nce Of death hsse been
pronounosd ng.ip-a some, While others have been &C
quitted
ssuu,f rusisgsssr 90 ro,uioal osr'opxss ~
JuDciorh
Polly s.iiev,ng IN the rnssim ~ government that
Ssvertv Of civil punish n,.Bt Tor m-guided persoa-
who ENGAGED Ia r.vciuinsfy attempts which have
dsAstronsy Jailed " unsonnd ana un~iss, such rrpre
s~pations have made 20 the British governmsnt
in b~naf convicted persons, ~. beng sustained
~ an enlightened and humane Judgment. ell, u V
hop-d induce IN thor exercise 81 cismsncy and
. ludlcioIs amnesty Ia all who we're engaged 10 the
movement Counsel has been employed by the govern
m.at a. defend etizenr of the tnIied states trial
,.,,sJ offences N Canada and d,scontinuanss 81 the
pro~.cioss winch instituted IN the rcnrs % the
United ssi,- ssa,ns. hoss sno toes part ~ tue ssps
tlou nas been ifectsi
,ss- regarded the sfpsdt,cp osiy political In
rs nature hut sso great messuf. foreign froin
the pilsd Stairs n. cbsrsstss aed obb~cu
The attempt unasrs,oaa "a b. MADE IN sympathy
9Th vary 10 irsisns Ass by ~nssDa 81
Ny,ts prov continent s~eHn-f I'D In
obtain "a redress for posttra grievances which, vs.
.nne the p.opis of Ireland had sahsfed al the hsnds
Of ~. Bnfl<h government during period 81 several
centuries. Inc p.rsops engaged IN u we're .hieny M
i've, cplntry, sons Of whom bad, shia oihsfs
bsd no., tsroms ,sseps Tho q nrd ntafss under
general Laws Of nation Complaints of msgosern
rnosl n ireland Continually engage tho attention ~ the
Brtisn nation, and az great IN ss'suon ~
NOS rreyailng ireland that tbe Brush
so,.rtrnsnt have aseusa Il necessary 10 sVpsna the
vrt ~ hafsss oorpHs % that eOantsy.
sgrTxAiyft Laws ncu ~ rstos an
1l.os circumstance must necs~ssny modify the
opip,ap whcn might oinsr~iss have entertained ~
rersrd e. -sp~dton expressly prohbitsd ~ o1r nee
tranty avs % long tho@s Laws remain npon ouf
s,etu books shoald ~ fsthfay orsc1tsd. and NJ
tbcs haf~hiy unufty ~ nppr~sse.y. tspsres
alone Apply ,ns rnsdy, py TIER mobilization - :.
p~a -. *.
Poll ca ana commercial interests a ~ unt.f states
ar. moi unlikely b. affected ~ syfns degree ~ events
anal FanspfnK ia Tia ssAt.Fn regghs ~ fsfvps
and tine M " have come when oar rotefnnent