The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-28

French or OF the United States that in such sterna
tive there cannot be moments doubt Of the preferable
extreme In the same letter assurance was given that
% no, he
not fail to hesitate and even manifest opposition 70 Il be-
fore his acceptance
This circumstance signnes nothing however; the
usurper either has not his own will or II he has he can
not make prevail when in contradiction 70 that OF his
protector Besides Ia not to be presumed that he takes
any interest In the destnies Of country which Is not his
faherland in which four years ago he was not knewn
even BY name to the vast st. majority Of the pa Tncn
brought and is sustained by foreign bayonets and In
which he Is shedding the blood OF patriotic Mexcans,
who maintaining their Independence 10 satiate
blind ambition for rule which for his punishment he ex
srcises only In Appearance. .r..r,a.., Il. AZ.
The undersigned always believed that the Emperor Of
the French would close up In this manner his inerfer
encs in Mexico when he should become CONVINCED that it
wcnd not be possbIeor him to retain the whole repub-
lie as French colony and had the honor so to state TO
the Hon. William II. Seward In the communication he
addressed to him on the 9th OF December, 1852 ana
which the President to the House OF Representatives
among the documents relating to Mexican affairs trans
mted with his message Of the 4th Of vebruary, 1885,
DooUMENTs-awIS TO MS FAMILY.
My DEARLY BELOVED WIFE DAuGHrRRs-The start
ling news the United States has made the blood Of
every Southern sympahizer run cold with horror No
one will be safe in our native country How thank
very will have home for my vile ana chiloren,
where they will be safe from oppression and where we
every prospect of immediate and permanent pros
per,y My policy is every mans lips as the only one
that will this empire. The Emperor fingers most
bang charge CT This matter considers it so pressing
he has gone to him with It more than week ago. NO
doubts that there will be an entire change OF minis
try with or two exceptions when the Emperor re-
turns and his entire ministry will be in favor OF my
policy IT that he Is etecting this change In his
absence and that he remains away TO accomplish H. II
dared write / could give you names of persons who
have approached with this news that would leave no
doubt On your minds that all OF these things will happen
and that very soon Tie delay is unpleasant but the
certainty Of success that will follow this delay Is great
consoaiion, especially when everything Is SO dark for
aIea Nav have douht mt
Il have less than Willie Is getting into heavy
business They are proposing TO HIM to give HIM the
entire control OF the richest gold mine in the world In
Snaoa and he Is OF three who have asked for the
concession of all the railroads in Sonora he Will sue
tunes Brent and his whole army will be in Texas.
] will write more ut large by British steamer. As ever,
yours, deyotedly. tNo signature 10 this.)
GwIN HAS SPLENDID VISIONS.
AImonte will come into power and from the first he
has declared that my plan Of colonization Is the only sal
walton for the empire. The same sentiment Is uttered
thing in the future can be certain this country at an
early day you will decree opening North Mexico TO
the enterprise Of the world. What people we can as
scmble there If this policy adopted What country
II will be in q very few years The recent startling
events and the policy have Indicated causes lay that
Is unpleasant but doubt OF ultimate success have
been confident as at present Say TO my good
highly ya1ed friend, Mrs W. that we viii very soon
meet again in the delightful spot tho globe, aud
ih,- will not be cloud to obscure the future She will
Vat her Christmas dinner in the palace, to certa'ly,
and what a time will have. The day leave here
will send an order France for large supply Of the
best wines In Europe, and they will be. mellow TO the
taste by Christmas. This Is not romance. The stern
reality that conirons every of my sentiments ban
ishes all romance. must have realities. The Crusades
will be surpassed in the emigration TO the country Of my
country to another You and your wife among the
very few that gave choer OF success and that sue
will be married II you do not participate in IT, But,
like me- you must be patient for time; 1t may be but
for very short time confess cla:e at every hours
delay bat do not perm this TO dcprcss damp my
energies have to deal In generalilies for fear OF Rcc
Dents but you may count on having home where Sou
vii, not only be prosperous and happy but honored as
who, from the first, had faith
uY Massey TO BEN wooD-- MONEY WANTED.
xAssgY 10 Mr. wcoB.
fPrvasel
DgAR srs--Just enclosing the within very hastily
written communication, hear Of person to leave IN
the morning for New York and avail myself OF the
opportunity to send BY him. You see have boon ceu-
fious but positive about Doctor G&n. He, my family,
General Stone and two others together; they
ali in my rooms several day. or we in theirs.
see Nj, souic daily, all IN the same scheme-sonora,
Sinaioa, Chihuahua and Duaugo. Thew have all they
from the French Emperor: the approval OF Maxi
milan Is desired Marshal Bazaine has certain orders
anybo the thing will lie carried out and Gwin will go
Director General &c stones project was Dustin
as haze stated and occidental They harmonic, how
ever admirably. am distinctly pledged, m presence
NJ Witnesses to have any scheme OF mine carried OUT
{sstf have them There fortunes In IT, und very
tcnnar kind OF colonization alone permitted. am too
mush hurried 10 say more must say, however, that
our affair is the largest and best and most rapid ever
conceived or granted In any country dropped line TO
the Empress the other day and In two hoars had an
answer entirely satisfactory Nothing will be finished
ill the Emperor reurns-said not till I'd 4th next
month; and when he does return he has weighty mat
tiers awaiting him. so that fear still longer delay.
Henc cannot get through in time for the next (3ritish
steamer Of the 1st Nothing rs being finished In his alb
sence; do trus, that, in the midst II the turbulent
times about yon you have seqScstcred ample means Tor
project; II i know otherwise / would be on on
another thing. but with ours, other "bg things fol
ihw. Il am sorry you have not written TO me; know
some money II Is hard 70 hnanccr nothing indef
nitey, and have concentrated my whole strength on
our scheme
SEWARD TO n. LHUys or THE DOCUMENTS
SEWARD TO Nh. BIGELDw.
psrARrsEsr or sIArk, wA'sscros, July 10, 1885
Prs'-They show tina, Doctor William NJ Gwin and his
Sc ond-That they engaged in obtaining from Max
milian, ttuar Emperor 10 Mexico, grants OF mineral
.nd the satcs OF that republic adjoining the United
stat and that Doctor Gwn l. TO be the chief directing
agent in working these IN
grants into those States frcm the rebels against the
United states Is expected.
fnrh-That they assure the said Macmillan aud the
Emperor % France That their contemplated proceedings
| tend 10 promote Maxim hans success.
| F1h-That they regard their enterprise as injurious
90 the tinted States
| Sda-Ths, they claim 10 have the patronage Of the
EMPEROR OF the French, with Of military aid
have 10 request that you submit, copy OF this inter
| cepicd respond nee 20 Mr. Druyn de ihnys. You
viii frankly inform him that the sympathies OF the
American pcopl are already considerably excited Ia
favor Of the republic OF Mexico and that they dis
posed t. regard with impotence the continued
ton o. France ia that country that any favor shown
proceedings Of Doctor Gwn by the tuar Emperor
OF Mexico BY the imperial government Of France
with reference those agents, will tend greatly 70 in
the popular imraiience, because II will be
gardei perhaps justly importing danger TO- at
least n menace aga nSt the United States.
II u proper also that Mr. Druyn de Lhuys shall be in
formed that II could believe that the statements this
made by these spectators true, II would necessarily
seem TO the President that the Emperor of France
proceeding in bis against Mexico In maeri
ally differing from that Of neutral regard the po-
cal institutions Of tia, country Of which be assured
the United States whom the begun. The Prcs-
dent the contrary, confidently and sincerely expects
in some FORM an assurance that all the prc,cnccs VI Dr
Gwin and ms associates destitute any sanction
from u = Emperor Of France do not enlarge ON ills
subject because the French government ed not be
formed Of the susccpbties of the people ~ the United
States In regard 10 Mexico Nor IL be necessary 10
that after having expelled insurgents from own
borders. the ncd States government could not look
wi1 satisfa ton upon their reorganization martial
political enemies the opposite bank Of the RIO Grnde
sFwARD uoPfs W. WILL MOI M ruoJGfr IMrERfTNENr
regret 90 be obliged 10 oer such freque suggestions
OF prudence for the consideration Of the Empcrors gov
A l..tl II.