The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-12
Esc0OedO's Operations Against
the Enemy.
What lie Thinks Of QnirOga's Defcc-
ton from the Empire.
Parties and Their Connection with
Mexican Anarchy.
&c. &c. Go.
our VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENCE.

MnrsITl Enzaine'sl Organ Threatens Urcle
Sam Hints Of How France Can Play M
Stewards Game of Neutrality.
VFRA Cruz August 49, 1865.
Marshal Bazaine's organ in the city of Mexico LEt1
fss has giving the diplomatic MI Seward several
fete contained editorial article, which translate,
o. follows
The government or United States neyor let's an op-
portunny sip BY for proclaming It's absolute love OF
The other Jay, when the Atlantic cable proved sue.
cess, Mr. seward embraced the opportunity which then
offered ior him to say something grand and remarked
that the cSce, among Its many great advantages pos
sesscd, happily, OF enabling the nations which II
united . better understand and profoundly respect the
principle q mutual non Intervention. We must tako
Mr.. Seward at his word Then let make haste
cable from Maamoros to the opposite American bank
and snoe rom san Francisco TO tho Mexican territory
Yet What o. these declarations Of Mr.. scwards They
b.; rguc value whilst the sincere resolution not
TO interfere in the internal affairs OF any foreign Power
Ia held out before all the nations Of the universe In dpo
matte notes and carefully wordsd dispatches of
graduation Vessels allowed to leave In tho
United States loaded with nun lions OF war and men
whose direct j no other than 70 stir up trouble and
Of these iscts Probably, however no viii try justify
himself b. alleging that Tie vessel referred to did
belong u ne federal navy, aud that tho vounteers
who sailed u ihcm were enrolled upon the ists Of
tho reguar army, and that their arms did bear
without 'ot eaily .ouqhin single brand neighborng
nations na successfully set la blaze Of revolution
Yea, withcGt even touching the lever, government
which il sssgat,o upset thus be shaken its oun
dHtion Beer Jar 20 as bold us craving is Violent
and dare e .rre on even a brutal aggression
Who dos Le think 10 deceive by these maneuvres
Does he think nat the French government, which has
consented tc evacuatc Mexico upon a promise of
Intervention from tho United STATES, 10 deceived by
false declarations and pIelerce neutrality II
The Cabinet al Washington Is NOT snccre and will not
comply with its engagements, how eau It well EXPECT
the French government to be bound by It's own Or il
the United states aro powerless 10 execute their
laws and orders IN tho premises, they undoubtedly
not gka ttc Ehp
soil opposition 10 these praca attempts upon dexico
The double game which Nj. Seward has been playing
OF long standing. Whether lhis a consequence II
wcakpcss ~ bis part, bad faith, is matter which ID
perfectly indifferent TO us
For NOR, then year The of snaoa has been 10.
Tested With American volunteer, raised in San Fran
DISCO and enrolled by J1ars leaders; and conraband
traffic has ocor openly carried under the starry dag
The attack sppr bagdad still fresh our memory
and u cannoos rgoten, and the presence Of nbusteIs
on the eii bank Of the Rio Gianae IS ignored by
Nov, IS y mol great consolation fof Mexico 10 be
tod-asslTedthats Dir Seward dep.orcs In private such
acts OF Violence ard that tho pilates who desoaic
frontiers not oicsi agents OF the Cabinet al wash
ingion Bal International treaties and Conventions as
well as pubic promises are only OF aue-ale only
making item hss the pls steal force TO them
respected and observed
However,, France viii be able TO pay Mr. seward n his
own coin she VIII soon have 10 reduce her army a
pearc footing: Then twoud not DO tnionlt for her
permit my thousand men yyolineers) TO cross the
would nc Cabinet a Washington say We know not
Indeed, hot i u certain thai tie whole world would
Nto" ll1sttVfk vi simply Oh cS3s Of lt-
forta', and w1ga consider the action just aud hir.
Marshal Eazriuc 20 Return to Francc-Hosv
Frrnce Means Ia Rsacuate Mexico.
The Paris P4h4e Of Angus, "a contains the following.
The steam Transports intended bring back Trance
portion q TIC eypedlt oEary corps now in Mexico
be rcsdy isr sea oy September |. AZ the troops thai
VIII still remain in that country would not constitute
marshal command, Il sundetooc that General Dogay
VIII beeoms Commander-in chief and that Marshal ia
Zaino WI return 70 France board the steam gunboat
Bowel which now receiving at Rochesor the neccs
sary htng cut for his use.
The sows Paper IN is issue Of August g. has also the
foowin1
steam friga'e az the imperial navy Is about 10 DO
lifted Out and placed AZ the disposal Of her Majesty The
Empress cari0tta, 10 convey her back to Vera Cruz
From TIE same Journal v appears thu; the French gov
crnmeni has authorized the acceptance bvn French eea
eral oicer Of the command 10 chief OF the Mexican
lmperal army. u sis0 ann0dn1os that large nnborr of
French Officers and soldiers Who have service
Mexico n.re With he consent ~ their government,
mi nnlla IA LA