The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-10
The Invasion of Mexico.
TRRvCH ACCOUNT OF THE PoLIUY OF
SPIN.


Accounts from Mexico 10 .hs Ilth alt. re-.
csived via HnvanA, s.a:s tina, after couser-
snces. IN which the Pienipossntiaries OF the
Allied Powers coult not come to an Ucder-
standing, General Prim announced hts de.
termination 70 re-embsrk vitE bis troovs,
and applied to the Captain. General OF Cuba
to send him the necessary transports. Mar
slel Serre no, after having consulted with the
civil and military authorities o. Ii ,Fana, did
not think proper to accede 10 the application
ana requested 0encr raj &c GaSsett to rat2rn
to Mexico and assume the command Of the
Spanish expeditionary corps, in case General
Prim should p1rsist In his project. The
French troops were to re oass the ChiQuibaite
on the 2)th, TO Immediately CCmmerce hos.
tliitiss
I1KD PALHEEsfOs BxPLAiss TBE L.rk NKaoriA.
TIos5.
In the Touse OF Commons on ihs l6 h OF
May, 6ir Il 10 wysr asked the First Lord OF
the Treasury what inform a:ion Her Majesty's
0overnIn snt had received respecting tns oc-
eupatlon OF Mexico sy France, and the nten-
ticus Of the French Government regarding
Mpx.co.
Lord Palmerston--By the latest ACCOUNTS
winch us nave received from Sir Charles
u was the intention Of -Ee french corps to
advance to the Ci:y o; Mexico No advance,
howsvsr, up to that time had been made; bnt
that was their in mention. With regard 10
what the Intention o. the French Govern
msnt may bs, can only refer the honorable
baronst % the conveEttoH OF October, as re-
cording The Intentions Of the three Powers to
undertake to maks &C nmOn action III Ms sxiCo.
1t ;s NOS fJr & Minister of the British Grown
to speak in any way otner than this OF the In
tentions of foreign Government. (near,
hear Perhaps II may be satisfactory 90 add
to my answer that by dispatch from Sir
Charles Wyke, dated the ~ IN Of last IL on tn it
appears he expected On the II b OF that mon til
to have er interview with tie MiIister fer
Foreign affairs o. the mexican GovernmsEt
for the purpose CT concluding convention
fta<1 btf1v <lt mn ri fSah St tat
lHsar, hear My noble friend at this head OF
tne Foreign .)epar .nsGt considers he will bs
quite prepared TO lay ,ha papers connected
wi.h The transactions IN Mexico u pon ME Ia.
bis OF the HOoss; and, that being the cGse,
perhaps .he honorable gentleman, the mem
ber TOR Horaham, tMr. Fltzgereid.) who has
given notice Of motion On this subject, Will
consent to postpone tt Q motion.
E1r HI Zse-ad wished TO know whether
they might exp6 { the papers to be laid or
.h- tabl" within Il shor. ,iole.
LORD Pa!msrst0n.-Yes, l should say 40.
saITisH OPINION OF ElroLsoN's CAMPAIGN.
Ter, IN t. o London Times, May Is
Thus, by this odd aEL unlocked for trans
formation, France finds herself alone on 'he
continent OF America cons m ittec 10 q war
With Il vast EN- pira, who vary name excl tea
the ims gination and qu.cxehs the pulse
France Eas Ri uLdOub.SG cdsEs 5ttH against
!ior OF the law CT nat!ons, prnseout. TO the
utmost extremity. The difficulty which the
dislike Of the United Sta es 70 the III ter ven-
tion o. other European powers would Cnce
have presented is tor the present removed.
absorbed il heir own intestine braw!s, the
Anglo AM orleans can 40 nothing to prevent
tie establishment On their frontiers OF The
most formidable reig hbor no could possibly
place him self there, Spain may probably
view with much GsscDa tsrt tie tire atened &C.
cupattOn oy Trance Of a former dependency
10 lbs loss OF which she has never wholly re-
signed herself. and whie h bus litt.e while
ago she entsrtatEed apparently 20 uareasone-
BE hope OF regsinirE. But spain, niihongh
rissa far aoovs the decfe pituGs OF lhe earlier
part Of the century. 1. probably Lei.bsT able
nor willing to do more than Withdraw from
partnersn,p III rLe French ex xoeditioa. Three
Of ths great powers CT Europe, as III. Di.
raeli says. iin nersed III doldeauc uiih cuitics
AID unable 20 assert IL IL Aelves N corrr. IL
Ing tho Affairs of foreign countries.
We can, however, with tue utmost siGceri
ty, assure the French nation that we view Ii
occupation u Mexiocs en- whatever terms il
may take place, uiteont tie sliSh,e
jealousy or Ui Will, AID that We shall re.
loice IL its success. To -3.sic itself d Ersnca
occupation would be an algios. Uu IN X -. bon
ef1t.
Aps.YRa FsoA CUBA Fos PROTECTION PsoS