New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
santn Annals Conduct in Relation 90 the
French Intervention.
CURIOUS REVELATIONS THROUGH THE MEXICAN MIN
IsTER.


ISTBR.
On the 10th of May, 1864 NJ. Romero, Mniste
from tie Republic OF Mexico a communication to Nj
Seward respecting the conduct Of Gen. Don Antonio Lopez
Santa Anna touching the French occupation Of Mexico.
this communication (Which Government no
Santa Anna in his profession Of Repubcanism)
ucoses Santa Annas letter to the Regency giving
bis adhesion to Maximian the address of Santa Anna
bis oouarrmen taking tie same ground Marshal Bazaine
ordering Quit the soil and his reply
his subsequent dcuunca ions OF Maxman's Government
and addressed TO the Under secIetay Of War In Thu
ts ne decides on cooperating vi The iustrous prince
nation from abyss Of misfortune into which she
has been plunged by anarchy
To this tie Under secretary replied acknowledging the
great slsoton OF the Regency al this adhesion especially
santa Anna had made known the same feelings when the
present Government was Installed
Tie ex President then issued an address to his countymen
which afer dCrorns the desolad condition Of his country
and calling 10 rmembrluee the different aspect presented
De President be charged that when he left the
supreme power taking advantage Of the Ignorance Of the
rnwary The misded Of the representatives Of the Liberals
80 IN treaties lled three poweru nations to arm them.
selves demand Of the justice that owing 10 them The
conservative party not therefore responsible for the late
events that have taken place in our country"
lie further The people Weaed with the anarchy Of
10 have raicrnaI overnment inst and enlightened pro
claimed with enthusiasm te reGssbisbmelt OF the Empire Of
the MonezImas dynasty of royal extraction, voting
once for Epperor the iusou Prince Macmillan Arcndake
haunc the resources a they are abe 10 use believing that
by combating they are defending Mexican independence
the day V arrive when Will fud out that patriotism
not o. tieil side 10 the present struggle "
He then goes on 70 say that be came 10 Inc country 70 give
proof the respect owe tie national will
agreement With my belief and conviction aud he warns his
corutymen to guard n their memory the uGgnanizous
honaIc who has extended % You his powerful hand oppor
tuney and generously lie tells them that attempts to form
ke2-9c have only brought qscredt ana desoation II
AmefIcl while Constitutional Monarchy has given bet
ter ell more listing fruit
Marshal Blz line the French commander seeing this proc.
lsml acdr ssed letter to Santa Anns, accusing him Of
breaking pledge and rebukiag hin for not addressing him
self % The "C0mmaudeTH-Chi e Of the Franco-MeI
Army VINO represents France IN Mexico Marshal closes
ale b stating that be has placed vessel at his sants
Annss disposal that he aud his son could leave the eoun
Tie ex President replied 70 rms IeIer w Sssyias
broke bis pledge re says be never promised 70 De aunD
WIZ he came TO this country ana tha wnen pc inc
sSir SAINT Anna protests against his baaishuent
As soon as santa Anna reached ST. Thomas he issued
smother bis country exactly tie reverse OF
te sentiments contained IN the other II Nss dated JOY :
leo Amer stating that Lie never deceived mem he ea
plains DIS conduct m Mexico lie stated tal ne auutie4 ~
the system vernment which afptaTd 70 9e pfocaihee9
BY considerable maJoIiiy tpi ne soon iGaia ,Ia
and Do contempaies with price your suusg
for life Vih The invaders Of your country inc soeIs cau
Aoe drawing pictare Of the Encouragement and cruel
ties Of Macmillan he tells them that the Lour has cone N
which we from the sacred SOL Of the Tree
the arca rabDe who proane the land Win iheF ee ana
insult U. with their presence 8,
In conclusion be gives explanation Of why he recognized
the Intervention VINE SAILING INTO vera NfH ue
was boarded CHEF Superior who told him he could
monarch elect and promise address the people This
Iasoeuce his ndgnatoni but his wife was sick and
which Ia did closes the letter oy the motto. Down Will
The Enpre-Lve the Republic" .,.s
In receiving this correspondence Secretary seward lAnke
NJ Romero ior its transmission.
HTEPs TAKEN By THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
Favor OF MAxIMLIAS-THE ARCHBISHOP OF
GUAYAJUATO-THF PAPER CURREScY-BEVERLY
TICKER ADVOCACY OF A GRERNBACK ISSUE
CONTINUATION OF THE RAIRoAD-THE METLAc
BRIDGE.
City OF MEXICO, May 10, 1866.
The condition Of Affairs in Mexico remains pretty much
what il has been suce the announcement Of the withdraw
al of the French with this difference however, that Dy
giving the alarm the conservative party the suxary
and might say the insiigator Of the interyenuon th'
news has elected the part Of the latter an
f ovrres.ion of sentiments This expression Of sent
mont As told you in my last letter, has assumed the
shane Of loan made by certain wealthy provincial
handlers landowners 10 Macmillan. II shows thai
the conservative which you must not mistake for Tho
cburcb partv ACTUALLY extinct nearly SOL and which i
cmnoed of The financial and landed arstocracy OF Mex
co Is aware OF toe peril OF its position ana Determined
avert It If money can do 1t. ,.-...,-
dsrust and egotsm their ght so IONS
as they feared that their country might become uePoAu
ency Of France, that this Suspicion mas Deen re
moved are alarmed for another They are AFRAID
FETAL aon the part Of the Llberas-a retaliation "ci
would assume the shape of an extensive spoiiauOn
Jus, as has already happened in the criminal cVu wars
whose bloody records and unblushng eXtOItlOus cons
tuto one Of the most and shameful pages OF th
history 0f the nineteenth century THIS gives you te Key
20 their last demonstration III behalf OF the Empire oi
which they lcau. not account Of any sympathy Du
simply matter Of personal security lhey eho"
ing 20 get the clergy their SIDE. IL is even san
that their excrons have been far successful a. 10 III
duce the ArohbshOps OF GuanajuatO 10 authorize the SAL
Of the silver cindlescks and ratings OF the cathedral
that city rather than suffer Maxiininan, Who being th
impcrona,iOn Of strength can better than anybody es
give them security resign aud abandon the country.
There is also foot scheme for the creation OF CIR
eriinr medium in the shape Of paper money for tn
euarsnty Of which certain wealthy land owners, am told
would Willingly pledge their fortune. This scheme, th
praccaby of which cannot be demonstrated 50 long
public confidence torpid as II is nov, has iound a.
advocate ia the person OF Beverly lucAeIi eA-eu'o
Of II, I0Shtugf0n SeHiHe eX-COnsul 10 Liverpool eA
Rebc agent il Canada AID elsewhere. now Tic eoAIoI.n
spin and general manager Of Jhe Meg car I|es "a
organ of the Confederate interests IN Mexico Bever
cOntel1s that Mexico j. ch that can bear any Gen
howe q large anu tAa- tne Umpire runs no rsk IN NOR
gagDe tie future by issue Of grcenDdchs having IA
value o. legal tenders and hng up The place OF goa ~
Wfetever T. ny be the fate Of this scheme, which be
leye be premature ~ rs not 10 be denied that the rs
taJlsau.ent Of the great Trunk Railway between Yer
Cru and Mexico makes the creation OF financial instiu
lions Of credit almost Indispensable. This railroad Is al
oIlg much Of hc resources OF the treasury "he9 arr
however insufficient 10 give Inc enterprise 'Ae 'MPuao
uigl. receive under lCurisling nnanciA c'ndt0
Of AFFAIR. II was even feared that tho pehury OF ID
Mcxitaa EAcLeQucr would have Compelled the 60 err
Inent 10 suspend iis monthly subyenuoa 70 the kr0
COMPANY Lad not the loan 10 which allde m me D
ginning VI this letter, relieved II Temporarily OF iH en-
basTassHens and allowed The Government 10 continue
lie, great were the apPrehehalohs Oh tS su
Ject that the SOcicaad. paper pubAsheb A uln Ctt
act14'y announced that the works on ne raIoaa ma
been 81 pended notice which contributed not Ntle
alarm On mnncyed men engaged In thar e!ganuc enc
priss. This news was, however, entirely un"AiIlAtt1
Wam made The hDeef4d give % iAe slAc'loD =. j