The New York herald., 1862-06-14
American News Reports iM Parts-Wln
Richmond be Abandoned.

TParis cNTres
The the Northern cause here in Paris say We
may expect hear Of great battle and Of the
United statcs flag floating a. klc1moDd learn from
gentleman who n correspondence with important per
sonages Washington that the estates OF Southern mon
viii be coniscaed and .he land given TO these VINO have
fought for tho carse Of the Unoa BY this means II IS
calculated the Statesof America will be held and
cultivated by Northern thus causing the complete
emancipation OF slavery throughout the Union Whether
the friends tho North have any data to built
these assurances of cnpete victory upon than the rest
OF tho world, know not The friends Of le o,tlerr
caae on the contrary i,s o d arina hat IN Coafsr
army tUel gu tatte before Eihmord AMI thGs
60 Richmosd ,ol Ie ab1ndoaed T.ey s1t TIE csssrs
snd desoldt0n Of The costry so cia le battle for teens
The Nlexicun Question.
fPars May 27) correspondence OF me London Telegraph
hear Nj drid that the report current in that
capita ihat General Prim bo sent back TO Mexico Ia
the capacity Of ambassador OF her Majesty the Queen OF
SPAN. The despatch, however, which communicates
ths report modues 1t with the following reservc-that
perohance such mission were TO be coIhded co the
General il would only be with view TO advise the
OF PRESIDENT Juarez not to feter In the slight
degree the popular sentiment IN the expression OF IL
desi and its aspirations.
From the London Times, May 20l
certainly not surprising on the first blush Of the
dition 70 Mexico should be anxious explain them
selves on the singular proceedings in which
shat expedition has resulted Especially u such
Justification thought necessary by the government
of France; for, whereas the French parties
the venton, which expressly disclaimed all nten
they marching the Mexisa capital with the
svoaeed purpose @ dTosing the gooernment, and the
dyaay its place But, although there b undoubtedly
difference this point between the and
er condae. eer md fsas lie in iss or a5ost Il N
esise,tt ,cith The piru c the convention. We thrk, In
desd that could be fairly represented ssdcvsop
nsnt the original design rather starting perhaps,
BUS not arbitrary when closely examined and the
various accounts OF this curious transaction trans
lated into plain English the story will appear ntegibe
enough.
primary intention OF exactng redress ana satisfaction
FOR wrongs, without any direct immediate design
OF constituting ovcrnmsnt for the Mexican peo
pie Il s however, from tho very protests and
this point which the convention Contains
shat reorganization Of the Mexican state
garded very probable incident Of the expedition,
though il was carefully declared Mexcsns
seiyes should be left TO determine what form such reor
saniztion should take This is tho point on which the
whole question turEs. Probably Of the allied
Powers expected, even desired that the expeditions
which after many years Of forbear nce had al length
been despatched should leave The anarchy OF Mexico
hcpeess before The guarantees for tho future
which enttlsd to insist implied radical
sAaHse ~ tae ad"sn<t'a4a'n q ne country.
But we think 1t imposs 10 deny some change
G COVER Mexico Sdrty incia sai 10 tbs
srIEtiioa, unless the expedition 10 be mockery
ard do not wei how this Change OF government
could have been nplished by advance
ile capital 10 leave Juarez Ia lower would have nsl
ed ihe whole expedition, for the condition OF Mexico
and Of tho foreign residents IN ho country would
been just as bad six months hence as was six months
ago The march on Mexico, therefore. became only
question q agency We could do nothing IN sach
matter. We had troops there but battalion Of
marines, and II had had wbo.c army should
never have despatched 1t ouch an errand.
spin would, probably. have had objection 70
the mission but she would naturally have stipulated for
. Spanish and . French nominee In succession to
Jnarez. In the end, France the Power with the
strongest force aud the doubts found the
her She always anticipated some such obligation.
II was the Aoaes9 tolls u.s. ono of The "hypotheses
which imposed themselves her foresight and which
ultimately shaped itself into so vi liability. We
pniy wish her well through the enterprise We sincere
ly she may succeed in tho adventure She may be
very that look her undertaking with senti
rather OF gratitude than Jealousy. II she
kezco 10 ia place dnon9 ntions, she mI be bsse
factor 70 the ,cord