New-York tribune., 1868-01-23
MEXICO.
c HISTORY OF INTERVENTION.

ing papers brought to light out of the archives OF the
late so-called Empire They comprise letters OF Max
imilan Bazaine Tucker. and other ConiedeTates,
and Consular communications of private nature
from the agent of Maximllian i'll New-iork.. lhese
reflect upon the character of The AGr-1 ofN He'"u'
and one OF its correspondents, and directly co"pI.
cate the editor of The TrecmaR'S Journal piopoSi
ton TO abduct President Juarez by one MI H0"i''
is also presented. ,o,,,uxs
AZ ACCOUNT GIVEN OF HAVING OBTAINED TWO CoLonNs M
OF TIE "nERALD" EVERY I'LL IlfILnS LSxICo Co
sERTING CORRESPONDENTS PROM MINi.o 100,
NEW YORK, Dec. 30, 1864
yorp FxcT11rNCY: After having terminated my us
match TO you relative the establishments oil our peou
cal in this city, Fulton has Informed me OF te success
OF an ingenious pan by which he mas haue an arI"hso
,nent with the editor OF The Herald for Inserting cor
esncndece mot articles or cdifOals in two columns OF
the PAPER upon the arrival OF steamers DIlbinR %
from Mexico. The arrangement mas Oeen nlue ~ .a'
We have to pay nothing for inserting the c0rreS0oehce,
and it laughter to think that such ng mas % PSe
done with editor of such paper as me Herald Wcn
all the world knows reiuses TO publish any SoS,o
which It is not well remunerateo Nohe oi MS and
borcs will know the of the Correspondence uuu
The ONLY conditions eXaced from Us are the f0l0Wng'
Th9t tbe correspondence is TO he methodical and
nnnctnov delivered AT Tie Herald Office immediately
upon the arrival Of the steamer from Havana % s.+
q That it contain full and suceinct account on MAaV
the Emperor dOuc doing, and thinks 10 40 Win
spcc the consolidation OF the Empire ana the extent
The essential points to be mentioned by the writer are
the following; Railroads, tclcgrapbs, mining opeaoh
sugar tobacco and coffee, treat upon the climate ana
MICH It tN vnt M, cHiston OF the United states,
rpon land concessions for agricultural labor natura
and cxnorts of the Empire commercial facilities I'M
posts. affairs aud diversions N the cap5a PfbeS o
Cur most distinguished peTSouagcs and anything III gen
ra That wonld he interesting people OF the United
StStes IT is imporat Tor tie wrtcr be convinced Of
keep mind. tlat nothing Known here IN reIa3 m
enough to make tie news interesting .,. soo, +o
8 That tile correspondence should apparently seem 10
be written under the most perfect neutrality III ieaoh
20 the Empire kecpiug himself within the bounds oi re-
lating its acts, rather than defending ITS pfhceS Vi
Upon these conditions should observe the following;
l. That order 10 insure the prompt dehveIy O COZ
respOndence Tie Herald 1t should De Wlt'eh III LII
E' m St co9ess that the matter upon which we are
proposed ample, and hope that no costs VIII
be spared to the services OF an English writer VINO
s. see no Inconvenience IN the correspondence seem-
ing 70 enana,e from disinierested person certainly
were to council the writer upon his independent style
under such conditions, would demand OF hm TO stuoy
10 cxpcSs himself in an elevated OF impartalty,
Also 10 force himself to give Importance and merit to his
communications avoiding all appearance OF partallty.
OF course the apparent lmpartiaity should hot 20 70
he be hackwOrd in rendering just praise 10 TIE lpel"
Government. -, -
Lastly cannot but congratulate myself and the Gov
ernmelt for the important arrangement nave made
other United states, its daily edition beng over
100000 copies, and the weekly Is probably $4,000 or more
and positively newspaper il has no competitor Be
side he will he for his benefit, TO draw aten-
Mexico 10 show the advantage he has overhs colleagues
This would give rise to competition with the other pa
make similar arrangements with them.
1t would be unjust to pass unnoced the important step
which Mr. Fulton has succeeded in mastering what all
other persons with whom have consulted looked upon
as impossible could be supposed that had II not been
for resolutions of Congress- some other paper
might have been obtained by means OF generous Offers
10 insert our communications, but that two columns Of
me Herald nave obtained without enormous sub
venton any one would consider It an absurdity As
before said have secured this essential arrange
not only without any detriment whatever bat in
such manner that in the future we VII se ahie 10 ootn
others similar although perhaps NOT dencaI WIN olher
papers aud with not the least danger OF our lnerYe-
tou in the affair being divulged.
In conclusion, cOnfde in your permitting me 10 eN'
press the hope that when the importance OF the arrange
has been appreciated you will attend to the esta
hment OF our own nSper ana " he & nVet t oI , or mr.
W & Te Her@d and What we mn may Obtain
any other paper but, on the contrary We should
make it part OF our duty Yours, &c rs nr ,ppoyo
HIS Exeeency Minister OF state and Foreign Affairs.
MR. MMAsrER OF THE rREEMAN's JOURNAL, DIsGUsrED
WITH THE REPUBLIC, OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO MAN
"'Ai'N' NEw-YoRK. Jan 9, 1861
MY DEAR The stream OF inquiries. by letter and IN
person. regard to emigration 10 MeXico and elsewhere
continues at my Office There are on an average hle
every day ready 70 az once, were the means at
hand. They have TO wait three four OF more weeks TO
eet ship. The letters asking rOr INFORMATION aSo cor
tnue. Were there the security of immediate employment
arriving in Mexico, there are hundreds every week
who would be going. AS it is have had rather to dis
courage who going then to encourage Others III
them in their destination Yet most valuable
men for Mexco-skilled mechanics. or as improved
farmers robust in health enterprslng OF good Catholic
morals, and Of courage Not during this century
has any country such class OF men huIyng from
fits shores II is the deep disgust of honest and quiet men
of prlncipe al the moral breakdown Of AmericasOciety
They are well cured Of all love for what IS caed republ
They ready TO fight for the Empire
return for the protection OF Just and equal laws
Since Mr.. LOnguemere's departure, have found my
more like Bureau Of immigration than Bureau Of
Journalism. AS am sincerely in earnest IN my interest
in the Empire am willing to stand this for reasonable
time, though not accOrdaDt with my aYocatlons But
His Imperial Majesys Government appreciates this en-
igrant InOyementifit that IL the very dnpode
OF the American lbusteTsm and aggression that have
been the enemy OF Mexico it desires 10 foster IT, and
10 acquire some thousands-easy some tens OF lhou.
sandsOf brave, strong eneIprsing ana Sidoie young
who Will there 10 bring up their families IN Cath
oc simplicity and away from the gashgh glare are oi
mushroom moneyed preelision that mas mixed the hgh
and low and debauched all classes then no time shoud
he lost by His Imperial Majesty IN acting on the ldea You
have suggested Of bureau IN Mexico TO distribute at
fair terms the skilled labor anxious TO go thther
prise. This bureau should enter into details III needs
the emigTant at Vera Cruz, aud 10 direct
HIM where his mechanical or agricultural aequrenents
have immediate occupation ana enable INN 10 earn
his first After that he will be able to paddle his
canoe"
operate 1t needs give conscientious information TO
proposing emigTants-to expose the difficulties and re-
duirements well as the attractions OF emigration 10
Mexico. 1t needs to tell these rough strong honest me
chanics what to take with them, and 10 direct them
where they had best drS leaving them afterward to
their will and their wit. / find there foot set
schemes Of combined emigration 10 Brazil commission
thther with important letters from Western state,
now In NewYOTk his way. and has sought 10 interest
in the project. hold Brazil too remote, geOgraph
than in Mexico. If His Mexican Imperial Majesty en-
cOurages views, VIII do what can 70 concentrate
enicratlo,. seeking dispersed points. Meoico.
Stories are industrOusy spread 10 the hurt of IT, NJ
and Mexico that the Mexican hierarchy are deeply dis
satisfied with the Emperor aud that the old Archbishop
~ Mexico the point OF closing his cathedral one Of
our dstn guished Bishops has even addressed me
ON the subject, communicating ms information, and sg
cengtha II might be unwise 20 promote the emigration
Of our Catholic people ither IL s very Important that
there should be the information at hand to meet al this
manner of unfIiendy comment some degree OF cODii
dence here should be repOsed, IN regard To
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