The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19
Tms New York Times says: Since the ad

mark ahle pspefs. emanatns hon d'he'e"'
ourees relative 20 the raid Of the European @
Allies upon Mexico. I
Among the most important and eN'''o'dl
nary of these documents. are. nrsi' Tue cop
Gus extracts We Published from the hne'sh
Dlae. Rock. all Of which rendered The Mex
can ,rabreglio. TO use hcme's eNlsess'"h'
.. clear a. mud.
Later. We gave bi, OF correspondence DC
tween the French Emperor AID Hen ff'n-
The Emperor fciielssie,i the spanish ''euerai
that the French ana spanish iofes' we're
fighting side by side IA tbs same cause anu
his letter concluded "a follows: greatly |
s..;re and form ardent wishes tas, the cam.
ta,ru which you are commencing may bring
.ho.t the most intimate unio" between
Frame anil Spain. aud have n" DOUBT ""'
What Your presence At the head OF The span
N ,r,ar~ will contribute 10 that happy &c
.ul. A Madrid journal stated thai ten
PIN replied 10 this letter IN terms the most
cordial al.d worthy and At the CONCLUSION OF
n. maenilosauent comments. SAYS. we iofe
~ contrast the excellent relation, between
the Emperor Of the French and the repfesen
saiive OF the army aud Of she policy OF the
Soaniarl. in Mexico. with the false and alb
znrd statements OF impossible conflicts and
disastrous struggles between the Allies.
Scarcely had the foregoing appeared IN
pfini ere We have news Of tAe sudden retreat
ii the S2an,ards from the interior oil Mexico
and their cmbsrkation for home from the
port os era Cruz. by order Of Gen rr'm,
aud thai famous letter of the Spanish 1ener-
n dated orizsba. April IL. appears IA a
London Journal This letter OF Prim's Tell
mon the Partisan camp like bomb she'll.
And how could il be otherwise The con-
rnandes Of the Spanish expedition IN Mexico
Uithdraws his forces and in most unexcep'
tonable language aud tone. yet distinctly and
adroitly. holds the Emperor Napoleon up be.
fore the world A. a knave This letter Of
Gen. pfim's VIC consider the bst.etest pail the
Emperor has ever had TO swallow. but susl-
honesty and right that the whole power OF
France Is impotent for escape or revenge.
Quite recently We published the synopsis
ofa manifesto OF the French residents Of
Mexico, protesting against the action OF the
French Government and energetically de
nouncing the course Of is agents in Mexico,
a. not only "monstrous' bat Infamous.
This manifesto clearly exposed the fallacy OF
the various proclamations issued by the
agents OF the Allies in Mexico. and the at
tempt to foist AImonte upon the country a.
Provisional President. with the Interior pur.
pose of overturning the constitutional Gov
eminent Of Juarez. and placing tho Austrian
Archdnke Meximilian upon Mexican
throne. The statement Of the Allies, that
he Jaarc4 Government was the iyrann'ca
nsurpation Of n feeble minority. i vehement
~ repealed a- willulIy untrue, and the
charges OF outrages upon foreigners, paft'
eularly on Frcnckmsn, are pronounced myth
iral: the Jusrez Government. on the contra
~. having. ia the most magnanmous manner
taken all foreigners under il immediate pro
lection. including the French. Who are ever
exempted from tic consequences OF the hos
tIh,ies inflicted BY their counirymen.
Close upon this manifesto Of tho frenei
residents Of Mexico appears somewha
length, COMMUNICATION iron Lord John Rus
se,i. shich was published In ear ssuc Q
"Wednesday last This communication isou
the Encl IA Secretary Of Foreign Ahairs
rminen,ly historical and highly Instructive
|, commences hy stating that the Paris news
papers which defend tho Emperor polio,
have beon very clamoroas for the last ioTt
night. ION account Of what they are pleases
20 term the ,reschcry Of this country Ia )
yrraas alb,sA over again. aud this time ~
should not be- at all surprised il Napoleon
had romc ground for bis charge OF ireaeher'
On the part Of the English Government 70
abandoning him ia the MEXICAN INVASION. /
ma, vet move that Lord PalmVrsion. ~ hi
anxiety 70 improve the opportunity 10 cfiec
saslly break up the American Unios- aud az
bounds to the extension ~ American pow ef
ma, have indirectly. Il not directly. conced
FL that point n y apoleon'. continental pol
-, whieh wss n trade the Mexican thfon,
10 the Austrian MsSimilisn. for ihe 60 .-iol
Of Veae,,s to f.,nce Na.s r.rreas
The great mes,. of fasl Ras.ell'- eon'ma
nicas,aa = that a completely .nbstsnsases lh'
mia poinlsofthc Francs Mexican Manifesto
and 81 Cen Prom. letter. The weakness. o
the document j. that i contains 40 explana
ton whatever OF the reason why. 4 the In
glish Government bad no intention Of coef
sion. OF imposing any Interference IA the At
fair Of Mexico. they sent large aeet con
taias,.S 600 guns and considerable icrc'
OF marines and soldiers 10 the almost Ne
fenceless poet Of Vera Cruz.
rocap the climax Of sh's -tapcnslou. Iiee
of human folly. a. cv,ncci ~ the tsi,,srt.t
invasion 81 Mexieo. Ne have The oficial a.
count at the repai.e Of the French forre
near Puebla. AFTER a haii ioashi hattie On
their retreat to~arl lie yellow lever eoss
We are nov daily exporting to learn that n
6sals Of this stretched rail- upon Aesco
the complete eating up 81 whsi Remains .
tho FrcncA army q INVASION. o. hat they az
falling victims - the esssfs n Vera crsz.