The New York herald., 1867-02-21
THE sHERMaK-cAMpBElL MISSION.
our NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE.

No Quarrel Between These Genticmc mcu-The
secret Of Campbell's Failure TO Jein
Jnarex-IIc was 60 Have Accompanied Es-
cobcdo-ssTOO Late for she Tralns-Hh
Probable Early Rcenru 60 0Eexfoo.r ssssEnes
r6s EEw 0MxAxs, Feb ~ a1xI
80 many extremely absurd reports have crculatea
regarding tho joint mission Of Low Csmpbsi an6 kseu
tenant General Sherman b Mcxoo that an iDducsd =
gse you some ssmioGacsl statemens On shs subjscx
upon the correctness Of which you may rcly.e sge
There never was any quarrel between Sherman ~
Csmptsi during the entire trip from New York 70
Mexico and back 20 New 0rieanG The sniy bundasioa
for tho stosy % this:-- ilai t5s8se~ >aAe&sis -
On arriving on vora Cruz the question q snssrns ~
harbor and handing raised. General ehenan was in
favor Of anchorng the harbor and landing Minister
Campbell objected the ground that n TIE susqus-
hanna entered the harbor and accepted of snchonss
In Mexican waters, courtesy would render q
necessary for the Commodore TO salute the asR
q the French and the flag floating ovsr shs
not recognize the imperial flag. he could not con
sent to compromising the Eovernment apd decliped to
lana Without f g e. e es
Minister Campbell offered ObectiOos 70 General Sher-
man doing 50; bat insastsd that hs. Minsssr %
sonsisssnsy comply Win Gens,si sSsrnsn: pss % =:
result vas that General Sherman the force Of Br
dnculty grew out OF this difference Of opinion cool
ness betwoen those gentlemen onsued On tho con-
Know that Miueiof CompDeu WAS ono 81 tho t08
gentlemen visited by General Sherman b0forc his d.
parturc for st. Louis, and that they in friendly
communication by lctter General Sherman, as we'll -
Mr. Campbell, feels annoyed at the reports of quae
So much for that Now for the reason Minister Camp
bell did not join Juarez =. 4
The day before General Escobedo ie for the INTERIOR
II was arranged that Mr. Campbell should accompany
him 70 join Juarez- While Mr. Campbell was makine
preparations for the Journey General Escobedo sud-
denly found u necessary take up the line OF march
= once, and sent word 70 Mr.. Cnmpoeu thas he
must join him Immediately II he intsnded 70 rsesivo
his escort II was impossible faF Ne Campbell 70 ess
ready aud JOIN Escobedo before he marched beedes u
was not at all certain that Escobsdo w0ud succse6iu
opening communication with the hsad a the lbsrnl gov-
ernmcnt This ~ briefly the reason Campbell retuued
to New Orleans and failed TO reach Jrs slnallanoouy
with the representative Of the HzRAID. y. ,N 80
The Susquchannah. you already know rpeurno1 -.
New 0ueans With ITS dipomafe froiohl ainco than.,
unh last wo5k Mr. Campbell han boon Hviag very Quietly
q tho y. Charles, awaiting the sAfsng of events IN
Mcxico 70 eusbfs him 70 open ooam1n1ca11oa ~ilh
usres without an uncertain journey q nvo hum
drco mites uron a mule. . e. r. .'... !. .--al.n =,
Mr. cararbc 1t his home IN Ohio for Z few days
at the bedside OF SICK child Hls headquarers are s
at the ss Ches however 10 which he viii return II q
few days His mission b by u an end; neither
has he rendered his resignation o. been removed II u
expected that carly In March, when The Frsaoh have
ieft Junrcz will open communication with The coass,
when Campbell win return 10 Mexico and execute bis
mission should the governmsnt not in the meantime
change hts orders s~ 1 ~ AS&taAs