Mr. SCHENCK, in pursuance of previous notice, introduced a JtResolution in relation 1865.” l9 to the course pursued by the Emperor of the French and the emperor Maximilian in the affairs of Meznco; whlch was read a 1st and 2nd time, referred to the ComForAffrs, when appointed, and ordered to be noted. he. followmg is the jtResolution: Whereas in a letter of instructions, dated July 3, ING directed to General Forcy. commanding the French forcesin Meneo. the Emperor of the French lpdiented his policy concerning the affair of the continent. by dec tiring that it was his intention to establish a monarchy in Mexico " which would restore to the Latin race on this side of the Atlantic all its Wength and prestige. Guaranty security to the french est India colonies and those of Spain; secure the interest and establish the influence of France in the center of America, and prevent the U.S. from taking possessionof the Gulf of Mozico, from which they would command the Antilles and South America, and so become the only dispenserof the products of the New World;" and whereas. in pursuanceof said policy, an attempt has has made to establish a monarchy in Mexico contrpry of the Wishes of its people, and to support Maximilian in his usurpation by European soldiery; and whereas. among other actscontrary to the spirit of the axe and of hu manity, thesoealled Emperor of Moxicp, by a decree and regulations dated September 5, 1860. practically established slavery in his dominions and by a decree dated October 3, 1865, has violated the usages of civilized warfare by denying to the Mexican republican troops the rights of belligerents and ordering their execution wherever foun in 24 hours after eapture: Therefore e it resolved by the Senate and HoRep of the U.S. in congress Assembled. That we contemplatethe present condition of affairs in the republic of McXico With the most profound lolicitude. 2. That the attempt to subvert one of the republican Governments of this continent by a foreiizn Power and to establishon its ruins a monarchy sustained solely by European bayonets is onposed to the doetleclanrseivdpt policy of the people, a U.S. tohothveersnpiinreitnt of our institutions. Relolaed, That the POTUS be requested to take such steps concerning this grave matter as will vindicate the recognized policy and protect the honor and interests of our Government. CONFISCATION ACT.