Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-04

The Proposed Intervention In meXtcO-
The French and Spanish to Land Troops
and March on the CapitaI-The British
Squadron to Take Possession oGthe Ports
and Custom. bouses.
Correspondence Of the London Times1
PARIS, Monday, October IA.
The Syndicate of Commerce at Paris held
meeting on the 9Th inst, at which petition
was decided upon to the effect that the in-
tervention in Mexico should not be left ex-
clusively in the hands Of Spain, but that
France should co operate, and thatfnr lis
purpose the ezpeditionary force should be
instructed to penetrate into the interior, and
act in Mexico. deputation, bearers of the
petition, had an interview on the 9th, with
NJ. De Thouvenal, 1Oho assured them that all
measures are going to be taken 10 secure French
interests in that country.
As have informed you, common action
by the three powers in the Mexican affair
has been resolved upon. Some time ago the
only question was about the nature Of the
intervention, namely, whether France
should, like England, coufine her action to
purely maritime expedition, and the occupa-
tion Of some towns on the coast, or whether
she should co operate in the expedition into
the interior, on which Spain seems to have
been bent. The latter view has gained the
upper hand, for orders have been given to
increase the squadron, which, as you will re-
member, was to have consisted, like the Eu.
glish squadron, of five vessels Besides this,
Rear Admiral Jurien de Lagrsviere is to
have the local rank of Vice Admiral, and
take the supreme command both of the West
Indian and Pacific squadrons.
The Monde contains some details about the
nature of the expedition by land, which l
send you:
l. In the naval expedition all powers are
to cooperate. 2. An expeditionary force of
six thoueand men, composed of French and
SpaDiards, is to penetrate into the heart of
the country. 3. Maritime custom. houses are
10 be regulated, and the proceeds of them
divided among the claimants whose claims
have been liquidated, and an appeal made to
the people to govern the country under the
Joint protectorate. 4. A mixed commission
is to be established in Mexico ITSELF to regu-
late the indemnities due to Europeans.
THE SPANISH PROGRAMME.
Some of the Madrid journals of the 10Th
state that the demands which Spain makes
on Mexico are these: /. Ample satisfaction
for the dism' seal of the Spanish Embassador,
the said satisfaction to consist in sending a
special representa- We of the Republic to
Madrid to offer excuses. g. The formal re ..
cogniton of the Mon Almonte Treaty, and
the payment of claims which have arisen
since IL was suspended. .. The punishment
of the persons who have il-treated or
wronged Spanish subjects; and au indem-
nifty for the capture of the frigate CoacsD-
cioIs and, 4, guaran tees for the fulflment of
these conditions. In the event of Mexico
not consenting to accord these demands the
Spanish feet and troops are, say the Jour
nails, to seize Vera Cruz or Tampico. The
Ex- President of the Republic of Mexico,
| General Miramon, had arrived in Madrid.
The semi. official Correspondence, in reply
to one of the journals, declares that Spanish
forces are about to be sent to Mexico, mo,
to assist either of the parties, which, like
wild beasts, are disputing dominion in that
county, but SOLELY to protect the twenty
thousand Spaniards who raise their hands t
Spain for help"