New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08


troops might DO attributed 20 motives which our
people might be disposed TO resent The Emperor
call OF any Of bis troops until Spg but that m doing ~ be
had been influenced entirely by military considerations AT tie
ported they by largo renocemcnts from the United
States seemed to render any Icdlcono the force there Pen
gram TO Marshal Balline, who lad already oultailed
regiment lightly hrst think h. said bntWhicl had toIun'ey
been prevented from sailing by uaiacoraho winds directing
dispatch his Majesty sd was not sent in either that no secret
might be made OF its in the United States The troops
then dsembared and returned to Onzaba HIS Majesty
say that he GoH Castcuau to Mexico about
the time charged Macmillan that France could
not give him another II he thought be could sustain him
sell there alone france would not withdraw her troops further
than had been stipulated for 10y DOun dc Lhys should such
be his desire But it, on the other hand. he was
Majesty counsolcd him to take Gen. Castelnau was
charged find Government with which to treat for the
in Spring asked his Majesty If the President of the
United States had not been nohca OF n tS 70, or a.
change in this his Moestys policy He said he did not know
events occurred during the interim OF change IN the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs possible that had been neglected
though his telegram Marshal azane puposey sent in
way 20 show that there nothing in his plans 70 DISGUISE
remarked my Government was constantly under the neces
sy OF protesting against acts done in the name OF His Majesty
6dence in the representations which the Government had felt
itself authorized to make in regard to His Maess Intentions
then explained TO him gain briefly the Inconvenience
liable result from unexplained departure from the sRn
Majesty replied that had the telegraph now and that any
misunderstanding Of that sort might be readily rectlhed
His Majesty appeared TO realize the importance Of having
understanding with the President the subject and left
with the impression that he intended to occupy himself with
themRtter There is hut sentiment here about the
determination of France TO wash her hands OF MeXoo as soon
as possible Nor have any doubt ,9"' the b Emperor
not feel sure that the change In his
favorable an Interpretation in the United States In view OF
recent successes gained by Impeas in Mexico and in
view Of the somewhat turbulent of politics at home
| feared that the course of the Emperor might
possibly awaken suspicious In the United States, which
To prevent such calamity possible thought my duty to
the precautions which have rendered an account
The fact which the Emperor admitted in ihis conversation that
had advised Macmillan Indicate has prepared me to
pect day the announcement Of his abdieaon for such
advice in Maxmlians dependent condition Is almost e9ra
lent order That would DO so regarded Is thiuk the
the esrS separation Of ali their troops have believe already
been made By the Ministers OF War and Marine The Emperor
mission toward the end Of the month telegram has appeared
The London star and Post quoting report circulating in
New York the 9th that Macmillan had abdcaied dts
patch received the eth made no reference 70 this report pre-
sumo IL at least premature
am, sir with great respect your ob't sery
Hon MIR SEwAEp Secretary Of State
Mr.. Sccard 10 M. B,gelor.
w,,I BsF1S;NF N1,' % :. T Iss
SIR; have been unable until this to acknowledge
the receipt Of your dispatches Of October r. No 3H The
President pleased with the liberal and friendly disposition
which manifested by the Marquis de houoon in regard to
her international questions Mr. Campbell proceeds tomorrow
with Lieut-Gen. Sherman TO Mexico its vicinity give
you copy Of the instructions OF ibis Department to our ne"
out going Minister to Mexico o,-u-
1t not intended that these shall be formally OF oea
communicated to the French Government but at The same tune
onect no secrecy on the OCCASION You may .hgsT's
make such use Of them as you fad necessary OF s1peen ~
making known the policy OF this Government as otcred Thai
anticipated retirement Of the French military f6vc ycn me
county thank you for the nicrma0G in the French I'm
concerning domestic questions want
pirc am Sir your Ob"' wnuns II. SEWARD.
Tus NV, esq, &c, Sc.
'O"N Mr. .Scrard 10 M. Stanton.
DEPARTMENT or srArr WAsnNcroN Nov % 1850
SIR herewith submit & wTn 1p ss5 me
Government OF France and also cop Of Instructions fenve
II is submitted for your consideration whether III th new
f S A@ Sn Of obracu Of the THd states
prevent premature disturbance Of tie peace while maintaining
he safety Of the United States have the nonoT &C.
Hon f. NJ stanton Secretary Of War
NJ. Seoard 10 M. Campbell.
DEPARTMENT OF STAT, Washington Nov - ls66.
Sir: give you copy Of dispatch which he's just boon re
eeyed from Mr. BseloE from which you vii eaIn as nave
poncl its stipulated Withdrawal Of detachment nom NeA.eo
in November with purpose IS o'cred Of Withdrawing The
whole OF the forces time in the Spring give also
copy my reply thereto announcing that this resolution OF
the French Government IS unsatisfactory 10 ne FIosorhi
sre so without conddenco In anticiprjiag satisfactory
iu''O" 'P'" ''' WILLIAM Ii. SEWARD
Mr.. CArBELL
Mr.. Sc,gard 10 Mr.. Bigciop.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE. Washington. Nov ~ 1850.
SIR: Your dspocl Of the sth Of November No 9i, In
view with NJ Minister and also your proceedings u your
interview with the Emperor are entirely approved Say TO
NJ.
with deep concern by the announcement made for
tho first time that the promised recall OF one detachment
has been postponed by the Emperor The embaTrass
ment thus produced Is inmcqsuraby increased by The
This proceeding OF the Emperor has
been without conference with and even without notice
the United States This Government has not 10 any way
Afforded ic6aforccmens the Mcxcans the Emperor
and II has known nothing at all Of his counter
marching instructions "a Marshal Bgz9ine Of which me
ascertain the purpoes aud resolutions OF France a. We mnke
purposes and resolutions known OILY 10 e same man
vtrhaft gaia
unnecessary 70 discuss whether the President could or
could not agreed 20 the Emperor proposed delay he
had been seasonaby consulted and II the proposionsd been
alone and II one end u il had been marked with
customary manifestation Of regard to the interest and feel
ings OF the United SatcE
But The emperor decision to modify existing arrangement
without any understanding with the United Stees 80 as 10
leave the whole French Army in Mexico FOR the
present instead Of withdrawn detachment November
promised Il found m iuconyenient
and cxceptionube We cannot acgueseeFt because ne
is indefinite and vague. secondly: because have
authority for stating Congress and to TIE American people
tbei we have nov better guarantee 10Y ue NllhWaWbo e
whole expeditOnnfy force IN INC SiHnH, ihdn We
have heretofore had for ne wltndfeHai OF
literal performances Of the Emperor existing agreement wo
have taken measures while Facilitating ne aniePetea 1IeheS
evacuation TO cooperate with the epnhcan 1o,ehLep o
Mexico for promoting the pacihcson OF that country ara o
the early complete restoration OF the proper constitutional
authority Of that Government AS part Of those measures Ny
Campbell nevlyappointed Minister attended by Lieut.
has been to Mexico in order TO confer with
President guarez on subjects which are GeePy 10
the United States and VI vast importance TO Mexico Our
eipned bnnng OF the evacuation Of Mexico were promptly
made Known the French Legation here and doubtless youae
already executed instructions by making them known 10 the
RmpeiOs Government in Paris The Emperor viii perceive
that we cannot now recall Mr. Campbell modify the
instructions under which he expected 10 treat and under
which he may BE- treating with tho Republican Gov
eminent Of Mexico. That Government VIII Of course
most earnestly desire aud confidently expect early
aud entire discrimination Of foreign hostile occupation
Yon will therefore, state TO the Emperors Government
ton Of Mexico will he carried into effect With suc conformity
the existing agreement as the inoPpoTture complication
"a liz Gor mil
viii BE- advised Of that complication Instructions
viii be issued the United states military forces Of OBJ