The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-10
THE FOREIGN ALLIANCE AGAINST MEXICO.
Terms OF tho Treaty and the Power or
IGnfbrcing Lhcn.


Infareing Them.
From the Lond il Pos (i'amerston organ) Sept al
We ara glad 20 be enab 10 state that the terms OF a
treaty hctween he Queea the emperor OF tho Preach
ami tho Queen oi span arc IN course OF .arragge,
nent for m Immediate intervention, by the Combined
forces OF the three sovorcisus In the affairs OF Mexico.
The old standing CLAIMS 81 the British the French ad the
Spanish people AGAINST The Mexican republic have
brought the long suffering OF these three Powers
Inc claims Of tcs AID The most urgent u.ponatfo rep
re- ita'lons etoaly failed lhetoefance which West
plunged into civil war has been plainly abused ana
mas been mistaken for cowarsilcc and indecison
: Ino Mexican government, meanwhile, has found
the liquidation OF All foreign claims, aud those
funds are being disspt Il by It's systematic nalter
sst!on The lorch ooboy Of tho property OF the Eng
iish bondholders hs the tate government Of Mramon ana
since aey acquiescod IN by the present government
uarez has gone far ayds placing The Meean rpaJiic
tsyoad ne r,c II nation. u neioas tbat u cossdutt
Of ss descrt TIN u te oserated crc poad be-
an ena % az security in into national tarsars and
preceac, be &i up f., he dcli population IN epyy
foreign ocrnnens " Us osiieatios nth his country Il Is
under these cTc INSTANCES that the Cabinets Of London,
Paris and Madrid have taken the resolution which
have already stated
The manner in which the three allied Powers
intend q carry ont their object is at the most
Inexpensive and he Btast eaectuai. They have no
utehton whatever III wasting powder and shot by
raging tsrriiorai war npn Mexico. To land
out of their contemplation. II would be nposs bic 10
deal with Mexico ganzed and established govern
naent, with recognized centre Of authority Tho
tion " the allies, on tue contrary TO send combined
naval force into tho Guii Vi Mexico This tci2
tockdde, and miH we aiw-h-nd, temporarily occaic the
principal ports upon the C,f, Vera Cruz Tam
pico ana others. by III means the allies
will no doubt bring the Mexican government 10 imne-
diato acqnesccnce IN their terms But whether They
bring them 70 terms whether they do not will pro-
badly make very little difference in the attainma Of
thor object for what they will do by treaty, II they do
bring the refractory government TO terms they win 10
by force f they do brig it TO terms The plan en-
which they have agreed Tor the satisfaction OF the
outstanding claims is this Tho allied Powers VIII
seqEesrao the SONS ol the ports In question:
They will charge uie consus, or soSe other Authorities
Jointly to collect these the different ports
and these cols, attina iohr riu Jtsm ascH oj inter
saisaal commission, tttted far Inc r1nse q, each
port. No &p aau Re ale ese' % sner clear at tte
morris of Vera ,ss NJ rn,uo de- aoloat The authority OF
these consuts teho uni, 1ttnd not only egact them
seIres alyo rpethe csoms dues such e,sances and
ctedraAces They WILL wo presume observe tho existing
customs duties recognized BY Mexican laws, and will
throw the proceeds into common treasury Of their
each port They III intend to retain given proper.
ton of these proceeds for their respective nations and
pay over a portion 10 the Mexican government. We
believe that tha aiiiss will retain about fifty
per cent OF thsse, and viii pay over nifty per
Mcxco, md IL Is which will 10 that 60
such customs will enable il still
TO discharge the expenses Of its civil administration
But IL il also etecinal arrangement for the allied
Powers, the customs ovcnuo Of the Gulf being very large
Their respective consals AFTER paying over to the Mexican
government s share o the proceeds quarter by quarter
will divide the balance. or other haf rat ably between
tho thrca coantrns. This Arrangement will be pesa
nsnt, or viii endure ut least until all claims shall have
been discharged snipofwar or Two in tho roodseeis
of each OF tese ports will meanwhile man,.
nance OF the authority u the allied conSus.
Much &c this aRen,eat Of course lresnmes the
ptuatin Of the Mexican government But " coatruyy 10
al probability, tha, sossnmea should attux 10 hold o
This (Which wod Otherwise been done by ange
mont tho Mexican atorilieE will Be done ~
T oaade. As soon as the arrangements can be made
with the Mexican government there will no longer be
need Ct "a ectve blockade, for tho authority Of tho
consus wo.iid spring from treaty with Mexico herself
probable that the repayment Of British and other
rau Ws o.err s INA. IN n e M VIII Dc
and imports Of Vera Cruz aono 1873 900 000r., or
&C. 500 Ho Wofo not imagine that It will DO necessary for
ourselv TO send any additional force into that VI
the world We hdps al eady the Wei Indian Ncrsh
American sasioS tos1 vessess # sa,', marnsus Gvc
hundred oa&s and csrr1sg 1z thousand fps husrd nm
We bcfiee moreover Aat the force osk wiH appear in he
Gulf Of .Nerseo mill be sth UU effort immediate COM
aa,ce, and shall hardly be too sanguine if we look
have already explained brought into full and regular
operation before the close OF the present year.
FINANCIAL AND MORAL EFFECT or rHa TREATY.
From tho London Post government organ) Sept 25
In the fore funds Tn, chiof ntosost concentrated
on Mexican, which hsve experienced rise OF than
per cent since yesterday (23d), eli sing 25 AZ IN
consequence Of the graft yiGg exclusively
in the Morning Pot that treaty the point Of being
arranged England France and spain for active
and immediate intervention IN Mexico. Tho intention of
retaining so por cent Of the customs duties Of tie Cuff
by the three Powers to 10 divided rataby between hem
10 Of considerable ml0i lance. Our claims Mexico
fndHpuable, but the question which may probably arise
10 Of the French and Spanish claims in rcspect
OF inc ecker and noga bonds must DO et to consider
alton hereafter There is little prospect o! resistance
the part q Mexico and the cs in Contemplation
will II Is hoped create am2ra as well as physical effect
and BIO tlis means II aoity ing The country.
TILE EMPEROR NAPOLEON DOUBTS THE INTENTIONS
OF MS ALLIES
tParis Sept. 22) cor cspohdencc Of London POST
1t seems now TO b. IN ersood that SPAN sends an
petition to Mexico France and England approve this
expedition and will supportit Then comes tho necessity
Of all agreeing thai no attempt shah be maze 10
iso by any tacs and aststa opera ~ beyond odii.fng
redress and ind raHi for injuries inflicted Eng
Sish, French and s. anh subjects There ia dlgcy
about thess preliminary arsang ments, bat unable
lFrom tho london msrali lcisy Article, Sept. ISL
sudden spripg q about two per cent ~ Mcxican oc-
c,rred o4ay (24,h) upon statement circulated that
England, France and Spaa have agreed TO send out
feet to operate with each other in enforcing thu col
lection Of he duties in Vera Cruz Tampco and ho ohar
ports until the authorities shall be brought to reasoE
arrangements for tho recognition and discharge
Of tho claims az tsse several governments From .kc
first thws in u. Morning ,h the intelligence avfssd
something approaching Snbadntir form, nfl the er-i'
sohen the highen pis for the stock soas ATTAINED ae drd
fros uyr. continuous aud OF character 10 support the
impression that the well founded The crcnm
stance &C It's having made its appearance in thu coumca
Of a ministerial contemporary stimulated the spectators
10 purchase, and gales for reaction having teoa at
tempted the kct was fully supported to the snd Of
the evening II this intelligence shall be confirmed to-
morrow it IS exceedingly probable that advance 10
greater extent may yet esue but afterwards these no
have invested ., low values will bring stock forward,
which cannot fail In degree TO alect the stability N
currcnt quotations.
THE SPANISH PLaEr FROM CUBA FOR MEXICO.
[Frsa the London Post Sept, %
Tho I've Spanish frgssoS IN course VI preparation st
Havana, TO DO sent 10 Mexico, the Dernsusa III In
.eessa, EscuEiA. Lesltad and Concepcio.
TITE SPANISH ARMY m GUBA.
The Madrid Correspondence, of the 10Th September
gays that number Of soldiers have requested perms
.ou to he allowed to go to Cuba. II states also that
Enough troops about to be sent to that island they
are intended 10 increase The garrison bus only
place others that are coming awaythe force tn Cabs
being 20 great that maty 5000 men can be de-
tatClcd from IL without Inconvenience.
Court Calca dar-ThIs Day.
SUPERIOR CnuKT-falt Mos. 2f05, 2fSI, ell, 21t,
gIrt -
2lsi Part 2Aos ie4s, 2i22, 2l25, 2l28, 2l2s, 2i3i
2l3G 2l3s 242 2t44 2leo 2l52, 2i02 264, 2o6, 2i72
2l76 2l7s 21so, 2lS2.
1884, 4T9 14l2 14S iAl4 1915, 1913, 1417 14ls 1912
Part Mos 1899, 1l20, l42l li22, 1424, l425, 1927
1928 1920, 1883, l434 l435, 1886 1887, 33l5
SUPREME CouKr CRcrTr-rart Nos. 1861, 1856 I35lz
s5 1910 1o72 1914 1913, 1o7s 1885, 1852, lOS4 1856
l0SS, 1880 1924, 1923, 1859, 1901 1865.