The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-14 00:00:00

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the Madam:kw of the *Atrial party ce the one had and of
the pretended liberal party en the other. &Swam thee
two parer the Emperor bee had the heawar of eonstitsting .
therieseMve-Libsral party. Winle asoomplishios this
wok he bad also to brims the remoter promote ender
kb way. With this view he granted • general
thasesty, visited the provisoes in person that he
might see for himself what should be dose, and, oa
his more to his capital, set shoat orpnielag the sowers-
meth is the way he thombt meth likely to prove keesfistal
to the ormintry. Having restored the administratise of in-
, tios,. be tuned to those genuses which meows the
Pub& the soaking of roods and mil-
ways. CPseritYnetime calleMess One in creesqames of the
IMM/1218 takes bath sonsidenibly inerresed. Several rail-
ways have been meceded sad are partly eueuted. Mining
hem boos ermanged, and is mweceiNg foreastaly. Stem
omthausisations have also lees lished with foreigs
ereetriss. Emigration Ms ales hese stimulated by *Erin
greets of land ; sad to crows the whole • national hank
hr beset &loaded at Mexico with the aid of foreign
oepi-
&Mists. deck are the results Mandy attained le this abort
=dal time. As to the milEary expeditions which M.
ceedereas, they wore neesseary to Omsk the
power of Juarez. Hs received supplies three& Mato-
moms, ad from ports oa the Pacific. The Emperor
Maidniikaa therefore resolved that them ports should
be seised, and sapodillas were exerdingly most
for the psrpoee. Do those carps d'arce4e whisk
overran that immonee territory from rickey to
victory
matt deg bet biome ? (Yoveniset W bet you
Mole Or omits* of the eminent chief who hoe covered our
hag with sew glory, sad bas does what had moor be..
acoompliehoi la that esnotry far fifty yeses past. (ths
M. E. Pusan--I sever mid that.
_M. Rethims—lf ou did not blame the soldiers you
Maned the , anddcratieso.eve to make the 'pews-
meet flea. W then, the wham of Nor-
sbal Demise have occupied then Monterey, the
Matamoros ; sad they have destroyed the wanes from
which Juarez drew his supplies. Gamma Douay has
tested into the Mete of Jalisco, sod advancing towards the
ports of the Athletic, ham suresesively conquered them for
the Emptier, and canoed the Mexican gig to be every-
where reepeoted. (Applaime.) M. Picard, if I understand
him aright, reproaches ne with two things : a out-
modes ooefidenos- is Madras reeources, and • breath of
promise. Now with raspeit to the former, it appears to
toe that the informatics gives by M. Coda is saMaiset to
rearm* the dumber. Ho has shwa us that mode, the
Spanish admialstraldoo the cootributioes reached 100
mil-
hoes, 50 of which were appropriated by the Spaniards. Is
1846 the Americas were m poiessrdos of all the Medese
ports, and the customs were found to bring in 80 or 90 sail-
Item. There is also the means from the mines, the land
tax, and the totem° crops. A single reflection ought to
convince the ohansber of the vitality of the coustry, and
during the wars the taxes were infinitely heavier than in
the present day. A geoend just returned from Mexico
gave me this reply to my Inquiry about its resouroce :
" The °matey hes ptid
,i3OD millioos of tease annu-
ally daring flf ty years. If that be the one, gentle-
men., may we not cremethat the te-establiehmeet of
order will enable re to levy 130 millioos per sauna—
(adhorion)--and that order will be friend in the administes-
tics of the Emperor Maximilian which will give sakes
goareatses to any subsorthen of • loan ? Nor ts ware say
question of responsibility, Maw direct or moral, os the
part of the Frisch government ; we decline it altogether,
sad merely submit the face of the sue to the judgment et

the pu blii.
M. J. Favis—Who in to control the operation?
M. Roca= —The copitidists themselves, who nederstand
their own iatereets, and will take ears not to risk their
feeds he random speculations. It is Weed esetsis that If
they have any belief in the allegatiose of M. Picard they
will not lend their money. Bat lam about to reassure thi
boo. member and his friends ; their minds may be at
as the loan is already mounded. (Signs of alitideatiOut
At this moment it is signed by the chief houses
France arid England. I reoeived the news on ea
this chamber. (Applause.) I now to to the
charge, that of a breach of our maragements. But what
did we really promise ? In January of bet year we stated
that the French troops would sot remain iedeflaitely in
Mexico, but be recalled aoocrdisg to eirecunatapose, and we
expressed a hope that not lees than 10,000 m.c might be
withdrawn before the close of the year. Now, what has
hipped ? We admit that the force recalled does not
owed 7,030 or 8.000 men ; a regiment of ZOWLVIS has been
detainedeby the time of Oajece. But two days after the
capture of that place, Marsha &rains wrote to the Minister
of War to say that the rsgimeut was on the point of
embarking in order that the promise of the govern-
meet might be fulfilled. Honourable members will see
that the good faith of assessments has been morupu-
lonely tweeted. But, gentlemen, there is, as we am
told, a black spot in the holism We ought to
withdrew our troops thevegte fear el • repose with the
redoubtable States of North America. Let us examine the
real character of thie dagger. lam well aware that certain
manoeuvres, feeding to mow provoestious sad kindle • war
between Frames and the United Steles are earned es with
impunity. Such papers are circulated both in Francs and
England. I myself read the other day an article that drew
a most deplorable picture of the state of Mexico, and the
same snide was reproduced in fifteen other journals. I
should not have mentioned this had not M. Pioard brought
forward an anonymous document, not oven written in
Preset, purporting to be the complaints of anbecribees to
the Mexican loan. What guarantee has M. Picard
of its authenticity ; end, if be has none, how
can be mature to make it public in this house.
(Noise sod approbation.) There exists,
In the United States • press bath cadent
susceptible. A report was propagated that France intended
to Pledge We provinces of Sonora sod Chihuahua. with the
view of working the metalliferous deposits. The report
caused a lively emotion, and Fame was 0111d0 the object of
the wildest accusations. In some journals it was pm-
tended that she was contemplating as armed iatervestion is
favour of the south, and the supposed menace was retorted
by an invocasioo of the Monroe doctrine. Two recent inci-
dents have bees mistimed,- in the Home of Represeetasives
the chamber has voted itself emptiest to control the action
of government ; in the Senate the words "Legation of the
Republic In Mexico* have been substituted in the budget
for " Ligation of Maxiee." Stich have been the most meet
manifestations; they hays since been forgotten in the
Iraided of armies and tin ttirMoil of wen, On the Othq
hand, the explanations lnterch mead between oar government
and that of the American President have boon of • satis-
factory nature. In his message of Den. 1. ltifitt, Mr. Lis-
cola says that be remains Method to a strict eentralitT;
in that of Ma he appeals to peace mod concord moos ell
nations ; lastly, his representative at Paris has gives our
Foreign Minister the clearest sesurances relative to even-
tualities that Cann so much alarm. I am therefore entitled
to affirm that such apprehensions are growidless. 1 should
coosider it impious to express a wish for tee contiauesee of
the deadly contest Dow raging. 1 know sot bow it will ter-
minate, bet I say open that it le the desire of the Emperor
and of From that it should owe as sere as possible. The
day when peace shall be signed will boa day of rejoicing far
France, as the oldest ally, sod, so tospeak.;the godmother of
the United States. (Applause.) But, patlemoorley Pima
the States covet Mexico ? They have driven possemd it,
sea lost no time in abandoeiag it. The Ws idea of the
'North is to reconstruct she Union, sod the anoexatiou of
Mexico would be is direct costradietioe to it, for the force
of the South would be greatly augmented thereby. The
real ioterret ci the States is to open commercial relations
with Mexico en the moat amicable (*otos. I need mot my
mach of the boomeees from Matunores ; that country is
500 league distant. the the whole, I can see no valid rea-
ms why tom betimes Fame and the United States should
be disturbed ; these two moieties will remain united in 11w
merobering their past greatoms sad their present (rind-
skip. With roped to the return of car troops. • mouth or
two ewer or later is of little imerequeoce. They will not
retails at the moment fixed by you in tie ansesdnient—
fixed also by Juarez, wile, entioseaged by the reports you
have seat him, nappies that the opoositims represents
Frame. (deplanes sad ioterruptioe.)
IL J. Fevld—That is as insult to the opposition.
K. S. flciaa —You am violent ; therefore you ire in the
woo&
M. itoussz—l was set aware of being violent—the
violence is on your side; and you have ueltber legitimate
grievances seer serious hopes. (Great sovietise.) Were
your comPlaiet• jos% pebble opinion would be wish you,
which it is not. (Arent sad interraptioe.)
IL J. Favna—We have bed 180,000 suffreges in Paris.
Try sad get veer essiffilstos sleeted.
Y. CREVANDLIZ Da VALDIKAIM—Paris is not iris*.
M. Brutorrm—The Emperor led eight millioes of votes.
M. R. Pitisreil—lf publie epistler is wish you, give sa
back the liberty of the peed (Noise.)
The PIIBIDZIT—You prevent that by your promeatioss.
M. E. Ptcsio—We demand of the gave saot—
The PIZIIIDEFT—I beg hos. men to remake silent.
M. Readier is is poreerios of tie Pees.
M. Roinura—Gsailinois. if I have goo* a Mao tee dm
to my expreedeas, my reepeaelbaity will be covered by the
attitude of the pepreilies. I eseeibile, thee, be eppeableg
that our expeditios is one of gland import to the interests
of eivitisados, and that our keep will not be needled ter
the objest he attained sad dirbeallase surmounted. (Pro.
ksapplause.)
The ameDdmeet was thee pet te Om vote, sad rejerted
by P 25 voices to 16; sad tile paralyse& wee adorned.

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