The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-22

ANOTHER READING OF THE TREATY--No TERRIFIC
RIAL AGdc ANDIzEMENT SOUGHT By THE ALLIES.
From the London Chronicle, Nov. OF
Inc descriptions given by two Of our French contempt
aee q s Convention respecting Mexico contained
ccuracies The treaty which was signed by the re-
Foreign Office on the slst Or October. does
for instance, that while the naval .ot stipa,ate,
Powers icr n" "ronortic" .orces NJ ,hs' me-,
saeh, was !" - sasi1s " stocps 70 DO employed BY
-. the protection q whose interests tSe espc o e os
ganized nor Sds Asre been any w eyd ind for
ten not proving Effective The convention e. ains no stip
ation u the amount OF the forces sea or and
to be employed and no plan Is 80 forth OF march to
tho city Of Mexico, with the view Of influencing
the organization Of another forn, Of government IL IS
quite true that there rs provision the conversation
which win enable the government Of the United states to
become parties to it. should IL think proper to take steps
in conjunction with Great Britain, France and Spain for
the vndicaton Of the interests Of American subjects In
Other respects the convention will be found to point
merely to redress Of the grievances under which the
subjects Of tho Powers in Mexico suffering and to
deavor 10 prevent Of these grievances.
This iU be the sole object Tie expedition, and the
tion distinctly renopices The rar Of oe soho have signed
i any territorial ag9randsnlent dictan to the
f'a Of Government under which The Aeacdns may choose
0 lire.
We think 1t viii be seen that the conditions under
which this long demanded interference takes place are
well calculated to effect its object and to avoid unnecossa
ry aud embarrassed complications
THE ALLIED COMMISSIONERS ACCORDED ExTRAoRDI-
NARY POWERS.
Paris NOV. % correspondence of the London Post
Inc representatives of England, Franco and Spain, in
Mexico, having received full powers before the exped
ton sails will BIO prepared to negotiate the demands Of
the allies and thus II Is hoped avoid all loss OF property
and life.
REPORTS FROM THE SPANISH FLEET.
The Madrid journals OF the LIST Of October state that
runor was current that intelligence had been received
~ the city OF the arrival before Tampco OF the Spanish
feet from Cuba.
MORE BRITISH WAR SHIPS FOR VERA CRUZ.
our reports by the Asia give the following important
items respecting the naval expedition against Mexico
The Conqueror, ninety -nine Captain Il. s. Sotheby
G. b., and sanspareil, seventy CAPTAIN G. lie &C. Bowyear
went into Plymouth Sound, from Hanoaze, Thursday
morning. They will embark marines for foreign service
on saturday and sail for Vera Cruz.
The frgae Emerald, which had put back badly
damaged, after Intellectual efforts to reach Halifax,
would 1t was supposed also be sent to Vera Cruz direct
BRITISH MARINE LIGHT INFANTRY ON THE MARCH.
From the Ionion Shipping Gazette, Nov. 81
Yesterday Lieutenant Colonel s. N. Iowder, second in
command Of the battaons of Royal Marines Light nfan
try about TO be despatched to Mexico, together with
Captain j. Hnskisson, Captain f. H. Moot, Lieutenant NJ.
H. Price, Lieutenant NJ Hamilton and Lieut. nant Mon
zfs left headquarters Chatham, for Plymouth where
they embark on board the Hmaaya, with
the cxpeditionary force for Mexico.
TIE ALLIED SQUADRON TO RENDEZVOUS AT HAVANA.
A despatch from Paris of the 9th inst. says-The
Paris papers Of this evening announce that the English
French and Spanish squadrons destined to act on the
coast OF Mexico, will assemble at Havana.
THE BRITISH cREDIroRs AND THEIR CLAIMS.
From the London Post (city article, Nov. 81
Among the claimants Mexico, in what is termed the
British convention creditors, named Mr. Charles
Whitehead for 1927 4os S. Messrs Schmidt 1--WE believe
those gent!emens former house of busDess) $40 800
Messrs Graham, Groaves & Co., sos $50 Mr.. Alexander
Grant, $780, 600; Mr. Murphy, 1874 5l2 81. Mcssrs. Le
2ardi, Fscandon, Martinez de los Hermanoz, c. Byrns
Padre Moran and other foreign names figure for far
Higher amounts. The list presented by the agents the
Ism June 1882 amounted to So 900 600, while another
presented on tho 18th June, $780, made the total So 1884,
COS "a.
ADVANCE IN MEXICAN srocK"IN LONDON.
From the London Post Getty artice), Nov. 7.
can mproved-the combined action Of England France
and Spain in Mexico being no longer in do, although
delay in the matter may still be experienced. The
ports and details so inusrously circulated last week
70 the contents Of the treaty concerning financial affairs
were, as we anticipated, evidently premature Notwh-
standing the favor with which the stock was regarded
tho price which prevailed during the early hours
OF business was not quite sustaped at the close.
FRENCH OPINION or THE LEAGUE AND MOVEMENT.
TRANSLATED for the New YORK HERALD, from the Journal
des nebats of Nov 81
We read in the MDniieur.-
'Thc convention by which France, England and Spain
have agreed to combine their forces in view Of common
action to obtain from Mexico the satisfaction due to them
was signed in London on the 31st of October"
We are assured, although cannot absolutely guaran
toe the fact that the conditions Of the convention very
nearly as follows
The convention consists Of Ave or six articles at most
The first spulates the common action of the three
Powers Tho others regulate the mode Of Intervention
The three Powers will each send equal naval force
Twohrds of the land forces will be furnished by the
Spanish army Of the Antilles
The allied forces will occupy Vera Cruz, and all such
poiuts af 10 seem necessary This
DONE they viii address themselves to the constituted
authorities Of Mexico If that government comedies
right, the commanders Of the expedonary corps will
submit the agreement for the ratification Of their govern
ments holding the places occupied until there be
plete sett emcnt
The occupation will be made in the name of the three
Powers whatever may be the number Of the occupying
forces AT the beginning effort will be made to i'm
pose suspension Of hostlies the begerent parties
in Mexico
The three Powers agree not to occupy permanently any
point Of the territory and not to obtain any exclusive ad
vantages in Mexico.
They also engage to leave Mexico entirely choose
her own form Of government. England gave up the
ditions which she wished inserted in the treayviz that
the three Powers should pledge themselves accept
the throne of Mexico for any Prince Of their regnng
families II the monarchcal form prevails the Powers
pledge themselves not to Intervention to the profit Of
any Prince in particular.
The Independence Beige says that the convention Of the
three Powers purport nothing but guarantees the
future welfare Of Mexico.
Orerations will begin early In December.