New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-15
MEXICO.

LETTER PROM A COMPLIANT AND ADVISER OF MAXI
MILIAs-vIoLEST ATTACK UPON THE POLICY OF
THE FRENCH GovRRsMRsT-FRAHCBw WISHES MAX
MILAN TO Observation-Disclosures URGED NOT
TO SUBMIT TO FRANCE, BUT TO MAKE FINAL
APPEAL TO THE MEXICAN PEoPLE-THE PEOPLE
OF AUSTRIA CALLING FOR THE ABDICATIoN OF
TIE EMPERoR-sYMPATHY WITH MAMMALIAN
EXTENDING THROUGHOUT THE EMPIRE.
WASHINGTON, Oct H. 1866
The following is the translation Of letter adj
dressed to Macmillan the original OF which is in possession of
the Department Tho writer of this letter NJ f. Eoin,
Belgian who possesses the confidence OF Macmillan and
his wife and is Of the most Influential ana trusted ADVISERS
He holds the office Of Counsellor OF state to haAmian and
"A mission 20 Europe.
SIRE The article Of the French 1ion1" denying Ma tne
French Generals Osnond and Nriand have permission 70
the Departments Of War and Finance proves ha rom
this time the shameess thrown aside The mission
Cen CGncan addecnmp and confidential ant 70 tae
Emperor although have other aim IN my lng
ment than provoke solution as soon as possible VITA
view to explain rs conduct on NmGh moi! mus SId
Judge the French Government wishes that an adcath houa
precce the Of the Army and that thus II may be abe 10
securing it, interests and those OF It's subjects
have firm conviction that your Majesty VIII not gave hs
satisfaction 10 policy which must sooner OF later answer t
IN, character it, and for the fatal consequence
Romero (by Gen Grant, the attitude Prcsden-results
Of the French Cabnetare grave facts des
Nevertheless | have a firm belief that the abandonment
OF the cause before the return OF the Preach army
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and Emperor holds his authority by popular vote Is
the Mezcan people fred from ue prssrs Of aJoregn iher
be must demand material aud financial support indispeus
able ne Of the Empire this appeal Should nGt
BE- hearl thief your Majesty having accomplished your hoDo
mission 10 the very end will Europe With all the pres
tgc which accompanied you your departure aud In the d
al important ccumstIuccs which cannot Tall 20 arse you WIZ
b. able play role which By all Considerations BELONGS "
you ,.., 80, ~, Az, ,, ;,, ,ho In
oton 81 cmhorklng 81 Nazare after having received the
ORDER Ol Her Majesty the Empress compelled 70 defer
my departure again 1t needed this high Influence TO change
dc,cnatQa which nv devotion urged upon me as the accom-
pl.hue6i Of duty Ws greatly disappointed upon learning
l9i I s1e' SoS, S7s ;s ~ n sne cSVsg
to Bms and accompanied by long letters written 70 tha
devoted friend TO BE- cat 70 ya y have Ios, To-
dly on which they borrowed from the unexpected
events which followed :" nldiy. iVl5 rs nv, NH 81
lucky Incident ~ as ior on" instant ~ ,hs nl ~
your May doubt Of my inces'aht desire to faithfully per
In crossing Aura was able observe the general dscon
which Tri-us there. Nothing yet done ne Empioi
b. ,cfon M syrnpathes Of your Majesty ostensiby
tend al over Empire In Ncnctn whole party Is anxious
ranges the under the rule OF universal suffrage II Is
The cholera ruges all over Europe with extreme oeno anu
In accordance with the as orders Of your Majesty send by
,big mail telegram cipher Iosas order TO warn your
Maty arrival Of Gen. Casiclnegn and OF the
given 70 OsHond and irand have learned py v tnat
milan Minister Pars since dplacT becomes ench dal
pubc Tor some time past ne mas 2aaS m rip of
th change think il Necessary 20 take the young man
| hack uenr ~. until the end Of his vacation
No state Of tho health Of the Emperor Y serioqs
dufhs a Europe His departure for Barriz seems lnu.l
rr ,noucl II \ said that a diabetes now com
ritr. the Inflammation OF the bladder, from which he Is
~, t OF her flowers which make Miramar an enchanting
rncr .hc shines In all the usier Of perfect health have
c honor 20 be- Sin your Majesty molt humble most de oea
| and most faithful servant and subject, - HA'-''
| B7tsenes sept. 10, lroo 1900
VARIOUS REPORTS OF THINGS ABOUT TO BE DONE
| NEw.ORLEAys, Oct. l3.-The latest intelligence
fr the Rio rande which j. 10 the 9Th instant states thht
nnisa had made another ab0rte attempt 10 take MAamooS
! from Cannlcs but had failed. - f.. ,,,o-,r
o. l E.cobeo and IrcviuO defend that city against u'
MI, who with n force OF 5000 TO l20O lmpeualsts was
| said 10 b. approaching H. -, r,alos
Another report was Corinh about TO attack oahaes
In Ntanoros and that IreyRo his from Mohtefv!
| with like purpose