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annually, exclusive Of any other smolumsnts which
may accrue 70 me - the rssut OF my literary sbors
beieve my dear sir thss knowledge OF the history
Of political parties and other pecuarsss Of the United
sta.es render me competent Tor the fuiamens o. ny
duties Ny birth and English education place nc in 40
advantageous light towards the people OF England for
the purpose OF promoting thu emigration Of such classes
ara mos, desirable. Finally Ioger to exert myself
dutiea
PIease have the goodness my dear sr, to submit
these propositions to your government am, my dear
Mr.. Arroyo, very sincerely yours JOHN FULiOS
Senior Don LuE De ARROYO
Consul Arroyo, in the annexed note, calls FOR money
TO brDe the pisss:--
s.onaa'se d re aesicaD Eraprs FOR New Orleans
Nrw Yons, Hay =. 1885,
ExcEtLescf--Jhs activity Of the diden,es insurgensl
nlbusers one side and tho want all lnesns OF
acton well as Of the necessary instructions. on tue
0Ief have rendered vain and useless ali sho efforts Of
my zeal and activity. Fully aware that events leave
hardly any reasonable hope yet I would engage your
Excelienoy TO scnd me the necessary instructions and
powers which are 80 greatly nsod ~ these moments so
critical and precious. Before closing Inis subject
have state 10 your Excslency thatf rely for
prosecution of my labors the and Afforded by such
Mr. Loosey, the Consul General Of Austria, tho
Vice Consul OF France and Mr. 0Suliivan the agent Of
the Arm Of Holiday Co. The last mentioned gentle
has oblaped frsm the Commercial AdOyfser, ina
irne, Times and other papers their promise Of wgiDg
aganst 6iouserng expeditions 70 Mexico; but for tAis
purpose q certain gum shoai 30 allowed them In view
Of ,ne rapid succession OF eyans IN when our sneaes
the interchangeable agents Tie above sedHemen end
myself have resolved 10 hol1 meeting
10 what favor OF tho koxioan empire.
Dies guarde &c. The Consul LUIS DE ARROYO.
10 his Excslency tbs MiSIsrER SrArR AND EoREos
AFFAIRS, &C. Mexico. &
The following memorandum and note show the policy
marked CUT for diplomatic -agouts OF the ompira 10
secure recognition -
rrx, ,ss, s ,nsas n, ssr.o,s .,
their services In regard 70 Instructions Tho general
vule Of conduct TO be oo@ed and tho cniy hps
DO suggested frsme here will DO % MAIZE roouar ths
Of man: that ths unAed states have muea 40 gain po
icaily and indastrsliy by tho aGn OF the em.
pre- that the republican government exists no longer
The condition of the public finances does not presently
very por,apt get merchants accustomed TO behold
10 Mr. Arroyo the only person duly aahorzed 10 sSn
No 1o-Relaing to instructions demanded and 20
persons favorable " the interests OF The empire.
Mexico. June Q, 1865
In sns-sr to your note dated May ias.. marked
tina. tho only sssera rules that can DO Indicated 70
you are the iollowirxFrst. TO make popular in that
country the idea that the emDrs the only govern.
mcni that maintains 10 Mexico the liberty and dignity
man. Any comparisons this subject may b.
by showing the coaiac BY thu -oaled ber.
ais JuArsis, who Oscillation and deaih every
place Of the Mexican territory they tread and pointing
out deeds perpetsted by the
which have styled themselves liberal Second,
| 10 make people uuderStan3 that the United States
much gain POLITICALLY and 'ndustrally b. the
consolidation Of Inc empire lu ths connection will
government, and 10 cal III. attention Of sbnking
TO the improvements Already made In spite Of ali tho
d,iculties besdes the well grounded hopo
snE. Improvements viii be still greater all
these difficulties shal' have been removed; and as
| lnal resun that III such rso,us and improvements
Will be highly beneficial TO al neghbofing nations
Third, impress shem with he truth that The repub
hcan government has ceased 70 exist NJ de tacto
eminent, u does not enjoy tho possession OF the
country ana very from being recognized by the
majority Of the nation o by foreign Power;
DO considered government de 1ure, the Presi
den,aI having expired, Jusrs1 lay claim
to legal representation. the consequence being tnat
there Is sucn President nor IL there Congress,
be vened OF assembled does the Supreme
Court OF Justice exist any her thing In reiaon
90 this branch. AL OF which c.eariy shows that all
powers essential 10 constitute republ'c,he Judics,
tae legislative and ,hs executive branches totally
wa' says d. pSssGs
10 look NJ you ~ the only authorized
postnnt matter snt can bs eotaiued Rrst through the
convcton tnsy ought 10 have that the only documents
admitted in cur poris are those authorized by you
ond,y, by your kind behavior towards them, aiding
tkem in whatsoever and Jnst aud anordsg them
xipd advice their business Filth. ina persons
who WILL co-epel VIII you towards tho Objects
wow, looking tor them among those persons VINO, by
then character by ,nsir smpioymsa,s or principles
by their personal interest will show their good will
tho empire. IL would be useless suggest 10 you
what degree OF prudence ANA cauuousnsss to be
employed for sucn purpose, II being often
venent Indicate what services required than
10 ASK for thcm In regard to other points alluded
IN your Communication I must slate TO you that the
cond ton OF the public finances will not allow Of large
disbursements being made for subsdizng papers. You
Ansls 10 ,Ss Vice Consul Of rra"ee and 10 ~ nsn'
vau for the they rendered and for their
good viii in containing you Their KIND assistance
In aosc nee u tue Minister tho sub.secresry Of For
sRn Anairs PE0N DE REGlI.
hsxmihan informed Of Senator Wilson's sympathy
and support
Consulate Of the Mexican empire for New oisa
NEw York, May II, 1865
ExcErIENcY--l have tho pleasure OF assuring your
Exceliency that Mr. Wilson, q senator OF the United
States and President OF the Committee ON Military
Affairs In the Senate " highly favorable to the Mexican
empire. In connection With TINS subject he used q
few days since tho follow ny words: Tho person who
d. In rees,sbllsnlnr order in Mexico whether
Emperor President deserves TO DO aided and en-
ccuragedj consequently, ~ the Emperor 6aximian IL
aperson thoroughly lit to reRsnstAte that country It
viii be necessary TO work In favor Of his recognition
and obtain end viii lend hearty
bios guarde &c The Consul, LUIS DE ARROYO
To hls EAcelicncy the EisarER stats AsD FosEi0s
AFT.iRa
Important revelations due TO Official negligence ana .
lady's indiecroiou.-
tNexican Consulate, New orleans 6cl
document showing the ccssion of The state OF
Sonora by JIercz 10 the unod states and tho conditions
demanded privately
ExcsLEScy-3a, ply FOR Mexico, the negligence Of
IN ofncsr Of tns government ana the ndiscreet conf
depce OF ads have been instrumental 10 disclosing to
person entirely in interest tue know ledge OF
document which. " true, will be OF the greatest i'm
pOrance 10 cause. Said document drawn up the
form OF cIrcnta states mai tbroa persons TO
tns Cabinet OF Washington have been and continue
he In communication VITA the Prcsdcn the so-caled
republic OF Mexico who, Is stated, has made formal
cnsr OF cedius To the United States the state OF Sonora
condition OF their interfering IN tbs affairs OF Mexico
In direct OF Indirect manner with the object OF
establishing tho republican system In the country. The
person who this Information deserves my en- Ire
confidence and my request offered TO do everything
10 bis power 70 obtain FOR copy Of said document
bios guarde 10 Tho Consul. LUIS DE ARROYO.
To his EIcellsncy the MsisrER or STATE Asp FOREIGN
AFFAIRa
Americans TO b made have financial interest In the
empire:-
ministry Of Foreign ATairs-Prvats Correspondence
Confidential
MEXICO June rs, 1905.
Senior Don IuIs m ARRoyo:--
understand, aud believe you aso do, that the best
policy TO be observed towards the United States 70
policy OF interest; the day when American citizens will
have much to lose through Mexican revoiutonists tho
day when the intercourse between both nations shall
have acquired great development and that rupture