The New York herald., 1862-02-19

received construct the troofS
employ ed IN the Mexican campaign three sets of light
carriages with military cheats aud harness complete
one Tor the infantry one for the cavalry and one for the
stan officers shafts 20 be fitted 70 the first two sets
and by ingenious mules may yoked
IN front in tandem. The third to bo drawn
oy single or double pair OF mules Great activity pre-
walls al present IN all the military carriage manufac
tories.
Advices from Cherbourg. dated on Thurfday, state
or three days that coast had prevented the depart
ure OF vessels OF for Mexico. However, the steam
corvette foriat with General de Lorency and his sta
on board had taken advantage the afternoon OF the
29th, OF slight hull and had started for Vera Cruz The
other vessels were to follow possible
letter from Touldn &c the 10Th of January contains
the following account OF lhe operations going forward IN
tfat port-Ths second act Of the MeXcan Asaod tion
was Concluded to-day in the port OF Touon by tho de-
parture Of the steam frgates Asmodee and Canala,
which took with them the first battalion OF remen and
the engineers. cay the second act, because all the
counts received from ars 10 confirm the perma-
nent occupation OF Mexico by the allied forces until
regular and firmly established government shall have
completely removed all traces OF the civil which is
laying waste that unfortunate country. We must
therefore expect to frequent expeditions Of troops
and military stores to supply tho army Of occupation and
the aeet
[From the Courier du Dsmanchs, Feb.lllr
The idea OF creating a royal throne in favor OF the
Archduke Macmillan is OF less date than may be
generally supposed. Etea bfe making preparations for
The Mertcan srpeiton. the Cabind Of TIE Taiiees sounded
the iRtons of the Court of Vinnd the eventual re-
cion uhich the offer Of the throne Of Merioo 20 Awran
prince ri9 BE- likely 10 meet ioih. The Cabinet of Vienna
although great taken lrst to say nothing
about equivalents Il only within the last few weeks
that it has been Swallowed forth in very delicate
ner. Tho idea OF connexty between the transoceanic
extension OF the Austrian power and the excson OF
OF it's possessions in Europe II will be readily understood
that this confirmation OF suspicious previously entertain
ed i'll calculated TO the objections at Vienna,
and the offer made to the Archduke Maximan con-
tnued TO be looked upon very coldy. The idea then
Of finding some further compensation for Austria in
Europe. Ii believed on good grounds that Turkey
would not be altogether ntracable If good pecuniary
indemnity and oher advantages were offered against the
cession OF Herzegovina, as measure conducive to tho
peace OF Europe There certainly chance at ono
time that this combination would have had chance OF
at Vienna But the latest leads TO the sup.
position that great difficulties in the way The Cdbina
Of s. Peerurg Uhich seriously took T. heart the kAte
affair Of Suorna. ,coSld consent to such important
oppea, that Paris and Vienna have made their minds
90 against Rsid. We may add as latest news that.
cording to despatch just received from Vienna the
Archduks Maxmilian's privy councillor NJ Schsrzen-
lechner, has just started for Mexico.
The Opinion Ndtio,dle, which is very much against tho
whole scheme mentions report that not only Archduke
Maxmilian's secretary, but the archduks himself
about to proceed to Mexico.
The O'Shea Bank Failures I'm Madrid.
From the London Times (clty article) Feb. 81
The advces from Madrid confirm the impression that
the failure OF Messrs. Onea the bankers, will turn
very unfavorably The house does appear to have
enjoyed much credit among the leading commercial
classes their clients being chiefly private individuals
including many Engshmen persons engaged in public
WoTks, &C., aIso VI WuoAu VIII % ouIiIoly
ruined. is alleged that the presents features
similar TO those in the London house Of Sir John DeanPau
Co., as the partners are accused Of frauduently
disposing OF securities ntrusted to their care The
proxmate Of tho failure appears have tho
extravagant expenditure OF Senior Jbaroa, OF the
directors who is stated TO have made his escape The
other partners out bail meeting Of creditors is
called for the 18th inst, when il is expected that
nal proceedings will be ordered to be instituted 1t is
also reported that the bank has nsovsut
in which tho property left by the late Mr. OShea at
whose death year ago considerable amount Of capital
withdrawn from the concern will become subject 70
the claims Of the general creditors Mr.. UShea, Is
now said, had failed on two previous occasions.