The New York herald., 1862-04-23


the present light before IL Is impossible % predict
dcspatch from Madrid asserts the spanish
ment 10 accord with the French In the matter, cus
the last accounts that the English troops rapidly re-
turning from Mexico. win France, need DO, ACT hone
gard such aconf On the Isl OF April the definite treaty
was 70 bs signed, and this would oe before tne new
Of the rspudiaton BY France Of the prelimmsi;Iss p;
viii the Emperor's government also dsapprove o.
the final treaty. These are interesting and important
lives IN the II palace % Of the % iIsrss. and whom saw
driving his fast American horses the Champs Eysses
yesterday looking q indifferent ana unconcsrnsa -
though neither Rome Mexico existed alone can sove
One feature In this affair bad N. Dubois De b.
lgny, the French Minister 70 Mexico, In whose hands
ngy favorable the clerical party and TO have had no
small share bringing about the present dscordan con-
TSo Psrssn Journals with their accusomsd sowns
just getting at the force Of the naval battle es-
tween the Msrrmao end the Monitor Their comments
The Journal des Dsbats Of yesterday however, co.ss
. review of the affhir ~ follows S0me valuable hlnss
TS ppssH truth we should come to no 100 positive
conclusion, either for or against the plates or ne
with which we ought TO provide ourselves 70 aossys,
The results would certainly have been entirely uerens
il the Merrmac the Monitor, when 20 closely engeeo
had their sides OF the pieces which are 80
which discharge prejecties Of forty.fve klcgSamnes
(about hundred pounds) with charge or powder OF
seven and half kilosrammss, and when woale
niaibly pierce the plates ct distance OK
forty yards. These results would Also
have been very different one Of the two
which have recently been experimented upon In our
poygons aud which have pierced plates or Twelve CEN
tetres e little more than four ana aas naE
they capable Of supporting even In continued nfe
the charges Of powder Of twelve klcgrammes
Effects"
It may be safely said that the combat between the
Morrimac and Monitor has put an the building Of
ah Of war tho KING OF Prus-
sia has, IL s said ordered the construction or ngate
ciras and the Minister Of Marine at Copenhaeen hss
demanded extraordinary credit for the conssruo-
tion OF iron ships. and stated that no more
wooden ones would be built IN the Danish
sent, sent to '' the various yards in France 70
hurry completion the ships now IN process
Of building and list o Which n ~ as
that plan Of coast defence has been within few days
past submitted the Emperor. which ntcnded 70 he
the fortified harbors without their incurring great risks
The Aoewr Of this morning contains the announce
r.sse9 mat ne ssS .
the army 82 900 men, for the dhbenohg o. me
Hundred and -nrst and andsscsnd regiments
The CbsssitseornSl publishes lettsr from Algeria ~
lave the prossedings Of the association WHICH va
growing cotton In Algeria. This company. state,
which has already paid In capital efa million q poenAe
sterling s,s n:sd y: sys. upon pa.s g s
to make the explorations Among IT, membern
were Mr.. Card member Of Parliament. and Georgia
that the commission has explored the vasy c Nina anA
has returned u Algisn extremely veil sstsned win
their sasur.icn 2 sns pssssdsd s ~ saIpy
for England, and would hake = most faxose1e 11eta
which, II vas supposed, wsud ~ iruneaiately ls9
mean time the African cotton cu,tnrs = ssunspGSSy
day grandsr proportions. A Protestant elssgyn11-
sDs: g.asss ss sn: q
SsVs s arrived Z issss, whore sssess.sss !. "a .
been obtained and WHARF the entire community i1eeq
devoting itself 10 The culture of cotton. De vSGnch
government 10 doing al IN its powcr now 70 in1ues sn<
Courage Il he Cultivation q cotton there
There have been serious difncutise bsween ~
printers and their employers in one Of the largest print
ing establishments Of Paris The Partisan eompositcr1
ference s11 Of printer" wss held at which higher ras 4
wages was fixed submitted TO the employers. One
OF them in order 70 remove the dinsulty employee
numbsr of women ~ compostors. but, inatsaa g aymo
hsn hs rs GSy gave ns% ssses Ss Sa ~
employed they should be paid fall wages Ihe en-
poysr refused, and one hundred and twenty workmen
the French police being cissssd under the head q
spiracy and number Of printers have eeen arren1e4,
while at the same time the COMMITTEES q employers 70
whom submitted have rejected tho propoeeo NV
There has been another theatrical row. On Sunday
evening new comedy called tho "Cotilfon," pre4
sented At the vaudeville. The piece derives s names
from q dance at the end Of u, W which
all the company ar: 70 appear pDS Some Of ,1S NE
sdercd beneath their dignity TO dance for the anuse,
ment Of the public The management insisted upon ie
and the ades friends thronged the theatre and Aessd
piece all through that during every evening sces
the greater part Of the performance has been On ne
part OF the actors-a dumb show. Last evening mum.
The French Academy has finally elected member In
place Of Scribe. Octave Feuiet. known IN the United
states as tho author Of the Roman dun Jeuns Hommo
Pauvre,v was the recipient OF the Academic honcrs.
Tho Japanese Embassy has landed At Marseiiea, and
10 expected 70 arrive IN Paris tomorrow or next day
PARIS. April 4, lse2.
Napoleon Ddesmined 10 Hold HIS Position N kWieo>
Enolonds WaAdrossal aNd ifs E6co-OppssssSs~ b As
Campaign IN Ffonce-TAs Naval Reusistioa-1as DSS-
tish Far If France, dc. taxt+..
The most important event 70 communicate this voek -
the decision taken by the Emperor Napoeon's govern.
mont ~ regards Mexico France, in spite Of Ne asss
ent entered into BY the representatives of Ne asd
governments with the Mexican authoritis win ~ with
draw from the occupation Of that sorsy tried repubc.
England disgustsd with the shabby role she playing
- sScond 70 France, win leave tho Mexican territory.
Spain wishsd 70 DO 80 likewise, and, in fact peaceful
solution seemed assured But al this 10 snded-shO
Emperor dsposss his representative in Mexico sends q
assured you he would In my last letter. moro troops
10 that country and will 90 70 The capital VII ether
England and Spain do or not
The fact 10 France will give up her hold upsn
Mexico until forced do by the United States Napo
leon has plan Of his about the osding sf nsw
Mexican kingdom 10 European Prince. with thsvsw
Of wardng on unpleasant complications here and he viz
bold to that plan in spite Of Engands renonsrancsss
spains desire 10 withdraw from the strife and Amsroaa
loudly expressed annoyance. speedy end 70 the rsbsl
lion would however, sadly interfere with his present.
views The United States, untrammslled BY war, weuA
bs too powerful to offend. In such contingency lSuis
Napoleon might withdraw; but he hopes the war vim
last long enough TO let him get well seated In Mexioo
The Withdrawal OF England from the AFFAIR wi ssaxs
augment the chances Of recognition Of the Davis govern
ment here unless meets with signal reverse, suc
a. the defeat Of its late Manassas grand army.
France is urging upon Spain treaty rssarh NE
Mexican expedition. and no doubt Spain win agree 70 Ma
posons views. Tshs does not, he s1u at al Aasards 90