The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-29
Twsaty-isaf Transports About 70 lail from
France to Convoy Thorn Hema
The Fleet 70 be at Vera Cruz Before
the End Of December
Macmillan Daily Expected at
Havana.
Bazaine Anxious to Surrender tho Coun-
try Into the Hands Of Cen. Sherman.
&s. 10. e.

WARRINGTON, Nov. o. 1853
There is no doubt whatever, ~ u has this morninH
been obtained from ocia source that this govern
ment has telegraphed Minister BigeIow reQuiriss him
70 mako certain representations to the Fresoh govern
mont concerning the delay Of the French rqos In svaca
ating Mexico.
Representations have been rd6de BY the French Minis
ter 10 the State Department. from which appears that
owing 70 the charge in the French Cabinet 0ur
government was hot notified Of { Modification OF
the FRENCH Emperor's plans in regard 10 Mexico
"n0"y consistent with arrangements previously
mace, II turns out that, far from con-
omplang q prolongaton Of his occupation Of
Mexico, tho French Emperor is zealousy employed In
perfecting arrangements for tho immediate withdrawal
Of his entire army, in proof of which statement the
Marquis do Monholon has furnished the Of four
teen large transports about to sail from Bres and OF
ten others that will Immediately follow. This feet may
DO confidently expected Vera Cruz before the Of
December and the whole French oxpeditionary corps
will doubtless have embarked by the last Of January
Positive information has been received that the with
drawai Of Maxmilian is Anai and complete all oh.
stacles to his embarkal9n being removed He daily
expected q Havana This leaves iSs debris Of the
pire in the hands Of Marshal Bazane from wom let.
tiers have just been received here expressing his anxiety
for the arrival OF General Sherman 10 whom he Intended
surrenderng the trust thus relieving himself Of
embarrassment
The Reported Occupation OF Mat amOrOs By
United States Troops.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 20. 1853.
There is no truth 10 the statement telegraphed 70
Northern journals that the President yesterday
despatch from General Sheridan announcing that Cen
el Ssdgwck had crossed the Rio Grande and occupied
Matamoros The President has received no such infor.
nation up TO the present date, except such a. has
reached him through the newspapers Although there
good to doubt the truth Of the despatch
from Galveston the intelligence brings regarded BY
men bore who arc thoroughly familiar with the situa.
tion In Mexico needing confirmation. Il is ven
known here that but from Mexico
overy month-one from ycm Cruz and tho other from
the Rio Grande. By the overland routes IL requires
about thirty days receive information from chihuahua
and III Paso and 10 view Of these facts IL ID thought
that dispatches received from Mexico almost daily
should be cautiously accepted.
Ngw ORLEANS, Nov. %. 1859.
Our dispatches from this point yesterday furnished in
teligence from the Rio Grande late the ESD inst
one day later than that OF the Galveston dispatches
telegraphed from New York to-day. Tho report that
General Sedgwck had crossed troops and posses
sion OF Matamoros evidently a canard General Sedg.
wick had paid unofficial visit 10 Escobedo who IN.
vesting Matamoroa