New-York tribune., 1868-01-23

of some Quiet hacienda when feel have notmiE mort
10 do in the way public duty But dear MI arroyo. 20
must ask your pardon for having written so I9ng Ge
ter With all the compliments OF the New Year. Icin"'
very respectfully, aud very truly yours, ,,,,f,srER
FREEMAN,s JOURNAL. zoe.
etp send Won Nos and 46 of The ETeenaanS Journal
ana ana III H Ie TO be written by its editor Mr. Meas
ter combating the Monroe Doctrine. again recomDenu
him Your Exceency for the important services nc as
ratiitousy rendered 10 God watch over our
Exeelency many years LUIS DE ARROYO, consul, consul
His Excelcncy, the Minister OF State and Foreigh Ahals'
rERsoSs WHOM MR. M'MAsTEn is OBLIGED TO rIEAsE, .E
SIR: Mr.. McMaser, editor OF The TreendhS JoTIi1d,
has today TO tell me that persons whom nc NOUS
in high estimation, and whom he is nearly ODl,geu az ~
please, have told him that at present at least nc VII
have suspend his articles in favor OF the Mexican E
pre, and that this step was OecasiOned by the st
received from Mexico asked him the names OF ese
and he begged of me to permit him TO remain m % ss
upon this point. Notwithstanding, at the lsk vi pins
thought indiscreet asked him what the news tiat
gave rise TO this proceeding and II the persons W." 80 bon
part in it connected with this Government II Iie3
Juarez or Santa Anna &c. To which he replied saying
That all he could tell was that the subjects were o VI
the defenders Of the Monroe prlhepes
nor in any way affected to the Juarez party am sorIy
that such unexpected event should have ranspueu
n agr go S Sour ESeepcy viii be pleased to place
II before the knowledge Of His Majesty the Emperor
N'N ' LUIS DE ARROYO, Consul.
ACQUISITION OF TWO COLUMNS OF THE HERALD FOR IN
sERTING MEXICAN NEWS EVERY FIFTEEN phs, On tsc.
His Majesty the Emperor has received with satisfaction
the note of that consulate dated New DEC o. ioo
concerning the arrangement made by you for the lnsel
ton OF some Mexican correspondence IN Two coIuns ~
The Herald every 10 days said this i'll answer 10 sau
"'''' R1MiREz, Minister, &c, &c.
Mexican Consul, New Orleans.
WHAT MR.. FULTON PROPOSES.
NEw-YORK, April II, 1865.
My DEAR SENIOR ARROYO The correspondence from
Mexico which yOu sent to the editor OF Ihe HGd was re-
turned to me through Mr. MunrOe In Spanish would
with few attentions nave Deea % eNcse ndn i'm he
United states would hnye been of essential service TO
the writer. The English Also not very gOou was 80
characterized by Spanish dons that could not appear
III an English journal , can. 8,
back 10 The Herald But for the press of news from N
ginia think II would have appeared today; but should
The reaction in the public mind in favor Of peace
with all the world is now so great that thlnk niue ear
need be entertained of any immediate disposition 10 nter
fere with the actual order Of affairs in Mexico or any
and encourage friendly disposition Oh the part OF
people which is now so formidable:
tn view of this. Imake to you the following proposon
will go TO Mexico literary servant OF the I'm
pre- engaging 10 correspond regularly Win Two or more
Journals in the United States, say me Aer-lOE HerUd
o | viii also correspond with (or more) English
g. And in general viii employ my time in the literary
service of the Emperor in any way that may present IT.
self, or that may be commanded.
In consideration of my service, stipulate:
l. That shall he received as subject OF HIS Majesty
and that my arms and status as gentleman DC lcSay
q That due facilities shall be afforded for the ell
That my engagement snail De for thlee years leas
A. That during the period my service shall receive
salary OF $4,000 per annul, exclusive iTon any other
revenue may derive from the proceeds or my literary
labors.
CONFERENCE WITH UNITED STATES GEN. stone; o, S:,-
SIR: In private conference which held with United
States Gen Stone, he manifested himself 10 be decidedly
in favor Of the Empire, whose advantages he has himself
observed, during his recent visit TO Mexico lie also
added that he was in favor Of this Government being Ie
solved not 10 intervene in the Mexican question.
And lnclose this to your EXceilency Tor your Know"
edge and satisfaction God watch over YOU many years
New.Orleans Consul. in charge of General Consulate
His Excellency Minister OF state and Foreign Affairs
CONCERNING THE HERALD,
NEw-Y YORK. Sept Is, 1865
dd has special views in attacking the cause OF the
Empire and this not being II Is positively known his
ten il can easily be deduced that ne desires 10 obtain
some important concession from the Empire, ~, In retuI
believing thus one OF which IS mat yeserdV beng me
he decorated his bnlding and made some coDmenora-
tive demonstrations. to attract public attention. Tor our
or The Herald himself had remembered the circunstan
God watch over your ESceiieney many yeaI
NcwOrleans Consul, charged with the General Con
His Exceency the Minister of state and OF Foreign AZ
fairs, Mexico.
THE ORIGINAL VERSION OF MARSHAL BAzArf's coNrIDEN-
TIAL CIRCULAR DIRECTING MUBDLE.
NO 77qol MEXICO oct II, 1865
Tbe transformations committed by the dssidcuts, aud
the mart taken by the rebel chiefs In these savage aC
placing themselves at the head Of bands that respect
obipg give 10 the struggle at present existing between
the Imperial power and the Juarcz party the true chaac
Ter under which II should be considered that war OF
barbarisn against civilization.
On the 18th of june 1865, Artcaga attacked Uruapan
He took tins place after 30hours struggle ana ar from
bonOrng the vaOr OF the defenders he ordered the c0H
mauder Lenus be shot without compassion, the sub
preect IsdrO PaZ, and one OF the notaes OF the town
who had taken up arms in the Of order.
"On the 7h of July Antonio Perez assasslnatcd Capt
KinsrOch with his own hand
ION the 1st OF September Ugalde surprised dctacl
ment the Municipal Guard san Felipe del AbfJr
and ordered six of It's officers 10 be shot.
Lastly, the 18th Of October the united bands that
are about TERRA Caente OF Vera Cruz attacked the rail
road train at ArrOyOde Piedra aud captured lieutenant
of the Colonial Engineers Fnguet the guard Of artillery
IOnbet, and seven private soldiers ON the following
day the nine bodies found horribly mutiated
In presence Of these savage acts retaliation becomes
necessity and duty. All these bandits, including their
commanders placed without the pale Of the law by
the Imperial decree OF oct 3, 1865.
81 urge you to make TO the troops under your
command that admit Of the taking OF prisoners.
Every individual whoever he may be, taken with arms in
his hands shall be executed. In future there will be
exchange OF prisoners II s necessary for troops 10
know that they should not give up their 10 such
adyersaIies.
at is war 10 the death-a terrible struggle between
barbary aud civilization. On either side ii is necessary
either to kill or be killed.
The Marshal COMMANDMENTS Chief,
"BAZAISE.
"NOTE-Ths circular will not be copied in the order
books, but will only be made known TO the Oftccrs.'
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