New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05
FROM PRANCR.
The Mexican Quesiien-Tho Coming usr.
vext-Amcrican Affairs.
From osr Own Correspondent

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vext-Ancrican Affairs.
| From Our Own Correspondent
PARIS, June 30, 1862.
Mr. Billaalt, Minister without portfolio, told the
Committee on the Budget not many days ago, that
TO the best of his knowledge and belief no more
troops would be needed for Mexico, that those
already in that country would probably be with
drawn before the close OF the year, and that no in.
crease on the estimate, OF the Budget for 1868 would
I lie required for this Mexican business. Up 10 the
close Of last week, Government organs treated all
reports of disascrs Of or Of sickness beinen the
French troops in Mexico devices Of the enemy, ~
inventions Of American newspapers. Three days
ago the Corps Legslstif called upon TO vote sd-
ditionl credits Of seven million francs for the war
department and of eight million francs for the naval
department TO be applied 10 the Mexican Expedi-
ton In the brief debate upon the bill for these
appropriations, ole Of the Government members
said: "1he climate of Mexiool is bad, ous soldiers
ere diving, they must be replaced" Lees than
fortnight ego Government organs had " news
from Mexico" that Gen. LoreDcez was in
| possession Of Pueba, and that the people there
and else where were proDouncing Tor Amonte. Now
Government i hurrying forward re-eDforcements OF
ell sOrts Tie last transatlantic steamer from 81.
N.geire took ont first of all doctors then officers,
soldiers and ors 10 Vera Cruz, and dispatches Of
course. This steamer is the svsit courier Of the I'M
peiial, Turenne, Eylou, ~. Louis, and Fon'enoy,
slips Of the line and the transports Fini.teIe, and
Yonne that sai from the single port OF Toulon-four
Of them next Monday, the rest az soon as they eau
be called from the Alqiers coast and fitted out.
Other vessels are preparing for their cargoes Of live
soldiers and munitions OF Al Cherbourg, Bres.,
aad LOrient. 1t is said that 900 troops will be
pushed forward fact possible, 60 h. followed.
military men think Ly 10000 more. And 90 Louis
Napoleon has 30 increase bis original investment Of
1000 men, i'll this Ahnonte and Jecker speculation, 10
10000 men.
Some recp.e Imagine that Almonte deceived the
EMPEROR, in making him believe the story OF Mexi-
csn longing for monarchy; some people imagine that
the Emperor deceived Ainonto, III making Inn be-
lieve that lie believed lin; some imagine that hs
Majesty was only vexed AT the withdrawal from the
original firm Of Spain aud England; and some imsr-
ine that be wond have been more yexed by their re-
naming, and 70 restricting the operations. What
most French people see without any help OF imasi-
nation, is thai they have been deceived; what they
cannot rec. with ever 20 much imagination, 10 the
profit 10 out Of tie operations 10 any one eX-
cep, the holders Of the Jeokereu 800 per cent bond.
/ II Is only this week that this mOns'rous Jecker
swindle has been made Known 10 tie public few
PERSONS have known Of II, Of course, for long time
otbers had heard rumors of it, which they generally
held to be too extravagant for belef-the condition
OF the press and Of open speech being such here
that the former dare not impsu their knowledge,
with proofs 10 the latter. Two days ago, OF
the PAPERS yentured 10 copy from the late add
toual documents OF the Mexican affair, cOInniuni-
Gated the other day to the English Parliament Sir
Charles Nykes account of that most extraordinary
loan Of $3.50, COO, Tor which the penness Govern
Inent Of Miramon on its last lcgs,' gave tonds TO
the amount cf 81 900 900. And the honor IF the
French flag 10 now engaged TO insure the payment
oil tits iuiquitous claim by wTotched Mexico! That
porron Of the press tina, would like 10 comment on
tins, dares not This French Government being
strong, as demoSscies are not, viii have no com
ront on its weaknesses, moral or other. A liberal
iou-pal that should aim TO chow how tins strong
Government lao ,nisspl rehcnded (seemingly) from
lie onset lie nature OF this Mexican case, has L.
peaiedIy changed its ranB and constantly bs0 mis-
taken in i's provifions regarding IT, wo7d us>ally
wound ii-sl into hitting lts mark. TX journalist
wants TO show how government miscilculatss, IN
stupdy proposing TO subdue before the yeaI IL ont,
million o. people, spread over aE immense territory,
let him bol1 up The feeble Democratic Government
of the | nned states 10 approved Iiiicule.
While sensiUle Fienchntn d. precate this Mexican
war, and dread It's consequences, the Unanimous
and m a sori enthusiastic vote of the Corps Legis
Iatif last Tuesday shows what they will do, beng
once dragged into II, TO carry 1t through. How
many oi our sensible countrymen OF the Nortl, ana
even Of the South favorable, before the at TO
our equally iniqultous Mexican war! And how
many dared protest against it, and what did tbeir
protesf au!oyDt TO- when our nag y wac once ell
Jared The nass OF the people 40 France do not
| know Snyihing about this war beyond The iashyi
glory tl0e Of a.. Inc slIcue bOhtIHnFIl uO'r hV"
l,t lien, acc any other tide 10 IT, They will ecIonc
Of tbes. dsys The tax eide of it, but that Will not
turn lp any nearor its beginning, than III certain
other tlmilar case we KNOW o.
Among several names Of Generals spoken OF as
likely to command the augmented e2pedIionary
force that Of Montauban, tbe somewhat celebrated
Count Of Palikav who commanded The French
forces D tie Ango-C hnese exI edition ~ mentioned
The Emperor has had Mimsierh down ~ fonialn-
besu and has come ny to Pari- 10 hold council wiih
item "a The TuileTies within the week. The MO",-
mr. keeys ominous silence 10 Mexico winch leads
The public 10 euIect that The strong Goveinmeh. re-
ceiyed worse news by the Louisiana East fnday
than it dare publish. The Spanish Mmsler oi FOR
eipo Affairs hae again declared IN the COTS thai
Government. fully accepts the reflonsoJity Oh u
Prim = acts. II IL said that the Ffeoth Embse
at Madnd il about leaving tba, u'y- Oh simple
congo" OF course The Telegram aays aud inc fnDlc
don believe. The sornder conjecture, io"eVeF' II
mat his coming home on leave, II " really pave bny
diplouatic .i.nilcan,e II 20 brn8 determination ala
receive instructions that VII tend rather 70 me re
uega OF good understanding On The he1i'"n 9ass-
ton than 10 further IIptuIe.
4 matter ~ much gayer imp"rfauee, o. si"lr'
,oiifical importance, perhaps tnan all 'he'e oiNo
matte and Jecker questions, II the Sehi gan ana
wine dlosLiou. ID 10 the early Gays oi june, ne''
and vineyard offered promise oi yieid i"f bfluhu
tati q .rdipAyy yeiyt. Nifhir trin.fhi t1sH