The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30
THE TREATY DEBATED AND EXPLAINED.

AGITATION FOR AN ARMED INTERVENTION.
During the month Of october the question Of an allied
treaty against Mexico was warmly and simultaneously
agtated ia London, Paris and Madrid and the London
Possgovernment organof the 10Th Of that month, an,
nounced the accomplishment Of the convention
this effect to the people in the following terms
We believe may state that, subject to the terms or
O convention between England, France and SPAIN which
is likely to BIO concluded in tho of few DAYS the
expedition which is about to be despatched Mexico su
consist Of three sYu1drons respectively furnished by ne con.
rocng parties 1t is understood that for the purpose OF
aording Immediate and efficient protection to the lives
and property Of foreigners resident 10 Mexico her Catholic
Majesty and the Emperor Of the French hare ee,ined
clso 10 DESPATCH military force, c0'iasG nf sg o,xond
men Of m.ich five thousand soiH be contributed by Spain
and one thousand by France
About the mornont the Paris Monde-orran OF thu
church party-the Faie, the Consilsonnel and other
French journals well the Correspondence and Auo
roa of Madrid canvassed the matter in similar strain
the writers bong unanimous in opinion that the move
ment would result in the important consequences TO
The political relations existing between Europe and Ame-
RIGA. Indeed the Paris Deba OF the early part OF No.
vember, in an article on the subject, asserted
1t is like retakng possession at least morally So Of anne.
RIGA By Eayope 1t constitutes real fnfrinoem1 on The
famous doctrine Of Monroe tchich pretended 10 intrdics
Eurore forer from ererising any Influence orer the des
TIMES Of An,ericd No can in fact doubt thai the
fate Of Mexico now depends more less on the three
interfering Powers their presence alone may lead 10 reou.
ons hch their scord couid support case Of need Thus
Mexico enters crisis the Issue Of which is in the
hands Of Europe.
THE SPEECH OF THE QUEEN OF SPAIN,
Delivered at the opening Of the Cortes in Madrid ex.
plains tho project in the following Words
GENTLEMEN SENATOR'S DsrBs7Ks- Disorder and ex
reached their height unfortunate country
Of Mexico Treaties having been violated aud rights for
gotten my subjects having boon exposed serious at
tacks and continual DANGERS II became indispensable at
length TO mako an example OF salutRry rgor. With this
object my government had made the necessary prcpara
tons when two great nations found that they had TO
complain Of acts Of violence the part Of the Mexican
authorities Our wrongs common; our action
should be joint My government desired as much
Proper steps for this purpose at favorable but
the result did not correspond with the desires the other
two nations Subsequently France, England and Spain
arranged together to obtain that satisfaction which
due to them and to prevent the repetition Of ofences
which scandazed the world and outraged humanity
Thus the designs will be accomplished the execution Of
which has been the constant object Of my government
At the proper time an account will be rendered you Of
the convention which with this object has been signed
by the representatives of the three Powers.