The New York herald., 1861-12-05

INST. Wnoro tno Mass steam limo OF battle ship had
arrived tho evening before. Tho embarkation OF tho
Ioos destined to form part OF tho Mexican expedition
commenced Immediately. These troops, which had ar
rived from different parts Of Agern at Ornp Of VIII ch
Merscle bir Is tho port comprise battalion uf the Sc
ooad regiment Of 2ouaves, mounted 50 adron of the
second regiment Chasscnis d'Alraue dcachments Of
engineers, artillery, &c. The Messena and LA b. were
to a on tn llth for Martinique. TIE corvette
BeitoAet fsom Rleicfott on hor way t. martinique 10
join tho squadron under Rnr Admiral Juriea do Ora
Were, put into Llsbun on tho 15,h
ADhlRAL MILNE vICEADMIRAL OF TIE BLUE.
F,om the London Gazette, Nov. l6l
Rear Admiral OF tie White III Alexander Mine X G.
H. o. be Vc2-Adm al of the Blpc until further orders,
and white employed as Commander. n Lief Of hr Ma
American ana West India station
GENERAL MiRAMoN Al THE SPANISH CoURT.
The Madrid iolruas Of the llth ulno st te that the
preceding day General Mamon, ex-lresldent OF tho
pubic Of Mexico, was receiy ed by the Queen.
MOVEMENTS or THE SPANISH FORCE.
tFrem tho London Times Nv. col
The Spanish expe,liop, which is beng organized at
The Havana, destined for Mexico, is to be composed Of
twelve vesscs, and amog them eight Of the first
cLis with government ard merchant transports sui cnt
TO convey the persolsi and mariet folowinstG 600
Of Infantry 800 artillery, 200 engineers lS0 horses
and three batteries, together with military and civil
pIoyes, hospital and other storcs attached the dvs
ilie screw nigats Loaad and Conception arrived al
eata uz de ionelie the 10th Of October, and lc
or Htvana on the l0h. Tie steam sloop lainn also
arrived at slnta Cruz tho 2id The stealn tansp IT
Aas LETT tadiz Tor Havana tbo All inst wilh the
Third battalion If ines; and the steamer Alicante,
With tho Fourth battalion, lett Ma aga for Cadz On
the oh.
now THE EXPEDITION MAY AFFECT OUR BioCKADE.
(Ffom In. london shp,sng 6azete, Nov. 49,
h.expeditonay force winch will shortly b. assembled
IN Mexican watss, nder the flags of England, France aud
Span, has naturally attracted great ion, especial y
in the northern States and has furnished the occasion for
suspicious and surmises which have found expr in
language by no means complimentary to tho Powers
sabei. The British contingent ano nis already To $50
guns and 10 COO seamen and mtres. The Spanish Ad-
mi al, Ruba eaba, mmands Twelve t omo's, mounting
900 guns, and Ffench Admiral jHrien DC Graviere,
probably squadron Of ten sail and $40 guns. Tho
scmblage Of this force in tho Gulf OF Mexico, While the
Fcdci al squadron aborng to elect blockade, the in
efficiency Of which has been de nonstrated Ia numberless
Instances ana the recognition oil which solely due to the
courtesy ot the maritime States Of Europe, an
/ agreeable subject ntempation for the Cabinet of
Washington, or their Supporters in the ess. 1t mas
been designated as movement uncaed for, ald justly
open TO suspieion.o I'VE free, says the New YoIi
Hi.ALD, "to conjecture that these superluous heavily
armed squa!roDs Of SPAN, England and France have
Other oh in view than the settlement OF their out
standing accounts with Mexico, and the protsction of
their against our rebei prvateers and against
the accidents Of Our solthen blockade" 1t was not TO
be- supposed that this Mexican cxpe ition could have
been organized and set on foot without exciting the
/ suspicious OF the North, and yet there is no
| prospect whatever that The tripo alliance lust
/ copcludcd viii be directed towards an reference
he ycon the American iiigcrcnts II France ing.
land, both Powers combined, have dctcimnca
ing the southern blockade, they need dny hare united
Hoir forces tie West india soons, and Ordered thn
n hat service 1t was sureiy not necessary TO take the
roundabout course OF including coyehtion with Spain,
and enstns the aid OF that country in an undertaking
ia which she could have direct The closing
OF the Southern ports Of great consequence to Spain.
Kar is but slightly Affected by the blockade
| and the Cabinet Of Madrid would most reay never
incur the cost and trouble Of elripring an cx-
] of France and England. The Mexican expedition is
obviously directed against the Soethcrn blockade
| though We can unierstanl why the Northern press
should assert that is II the blockade really eff
Gent IL the federal COVE nmen had ut their command a
force st lent TO ntcdct ce in conformity with
the received maxims Of nernatona! law, should hear
nothing o tho Mexican expedition as movement Justly
open - suspicion n oedsse te tederdt government ,oe
hno~ at ey are msi"ta'aingn usckadr on sD,anee ard
embarrassing commerce through the to1tta,d,ce Of the
sial porers, That they fear NE presence in the Gut Of
asrieo IF combined ed teongi'9 10 those Pope'r. The
federal government may rest satisfied on this point
Whatever the want OF this country, or OF France
81 The material, watch is stored in abundance
at tue present the southern States there
is intention Of resortlng TO force to open the
southern ports, or eyea TO ccrce the federal govern
INTO respect for the Obligations imposed by the
laws Of ma thine wacfsre II s uuite possible for tho
CABIN cl Washington to NIT the Northern States to
d lision with this country Tue decisions of the North
rze Courts, the imprisonment Of B.sh sab ccts
frivolous and groundcss peteaces, but above all, the
constant III eat Of an sasi Of Canada, may induce e
Braa soce,amsta % taIe rc,y p'on,l& and reo dilute
fer The protection Of British Interests IN he Northern
continent, Bit Dt hout sone t pDrocdion quite
satisfied ac.ion will BE- taken ty government in
to the existing gge, would any such
NEw YORK HERALD, and tho other Jourras who
think Il necessary 10 stma!a.o tho Northern
feeling against th country, may spare the threats
o. the extinction OF .'Lngan aud her Conedcrates,
which they SO lavish. II Englud OF France sepa
iares in The Uesi, ey 'cill DO 80. notwsla ding the
warning, that when "ihe Southern rebellion is sup
lressel end Will DO PVT in brief campaign to British
dein1io III tie Nor,h Spanish intervention in the
Solh.' THIS, however, is peife.ty with tho
ocuous presence Of the combined fleets in the cuff tf
Mexico aud with the ISOLATION of tile question 10 which
the expedtonary force is subordinate. That question
las nothing Whatever do win the existing bes in
the tatcs and the Powers engaged, especially England
ami France superior to making IL tAc pretence for
tie assembling Of iorcc With another and very dle
eat olJcct.
TIE MONROE DOCTRINE AS REGARDED EY ENGLAND
AND SPAIN.
TFrom the London Times, Nov. 1877
Stree the STR gge bctwte Spain and her rebelous
onies hhaiy died ot osmft has ta mad to by
f.ioc 81 arms the sarcTGy q tt I'D World n Nc
We all Of us, = say the tuth less
Cd to the doctrine If riiest destny.u Anew world
had been caci into eHstence 70 sclit s. The hat co
the cid. and so the oh had, not naray, te itself
dispense from any at elapt y redress The bancc Of the
~. The colossal power Of the tuitei States,
shadowng CanaGa The north and Mex and The Stites
of the Gul the S0ah clearly arrogdsc t,eD tho
disposition all matters tie Of America that
II c.a3 useless IL int ere yy;h the ai 8. comnlni
tls al destined later. 10 lbAo Dn IN lie vast
ana growing tcpublc il we wanted convincing proof dat
ttt to ~ t9asd, dad udt ~ ase eslag u
t1i uifo's,rn c<ne ~ ta4 i u the fact that
thfee Towers who possess tha coast IL Europe i'm nedi
atcy opposite TO Amc ica have cataiel into convention
which ba%s them ~ Gt oWt ami seld J,int x,ed n
FOR ~ purpose y demanding r4m ,ie republic u aexico
ecnr prot 2eto ;he .ers0as and Jrolestlus
Of tucir jsc's Is we as tiio lnert Il al obga
tians cert acted towards hcu. knowing th9 very
atlcd reso-cts q Which The auh1li;i.s The repa
c vi MeXleo can d,sp Sc, ihe chronic ana. chy wMch
las So opg wasted TINS unhappy CON tr, the alter
nrtirus &! rtplcr Nhich have Tast"d s elh aud The
Nc2ejpgy prccar,os position OF whichever faction
lnsS tal Tie nooat ba PREDOMINANT we do not hove
that these forces 50 70 nec any ycsy Formidable ob
etinatc 3pgosto9. DO not SpAc hnt the Aics are
aboct Al again the eSpoits ot Herman C5rtes
for They havo no vast and co.'s iaa,ed empire to
confront tAon, and ihs MeAan aulnc ilics Wen know
ta. " ros.sa ance they atc bul tic precursors
liz force viii would feraer rsssta, ce absurd
We ccaro, d1ut dot the troops e ne IRE, naie,s 20 10
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