The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-02


are Cruz dated The l4th Of May announces the death
q H. TGcas, naval surgeon, who had andsa fie'n the
second despatch received this morning, ststes that,
IN eisndsntiy al the IN SHIPS above mentonsd me
steam TRANSPORT Arsss Is to smosrk 9o men anS s iSO
Touion On the 23d u latest
Groups o. young men assembled on Wednesday morn
ing, the hotel the Conse,l dc Guerre In Paris,
waiting the opening II the uitpg Office They were
volunteers wishing 10 engage for service in Mexico.
From The Paris presss, June col
The following the names VI the vessels which have
been ordered 70 gel ready Tor eInbakng trooIs for
Gsxico:-lhs shsof the line Imperial. lurenns Eyisu
aud - LOUIS; the transports Finisisrre ami Yonne
The steam lrigate modss api ointsd To convey Gen
era 90 Aopteoeo 10 Rome, viii, ii IL said, take Oh board
The exact strength q tho con ineent which win DO
sent 10 Mexico Is not Known bn II will DO consider bic,
Rs the c.mmand will be entrusted either ~ General
FoIsy or General Trochu.
lfrom the Paris Patrie, June pol
II is asserted hat the reinorcer about TO be sent
to Mexico will consist OF Il goo men Tie troops des
tined " act III Mexco will orm corps d'0rmes, which,
IL Is SAID, will be commanded by go. erai who has al
ready exercised command Of that Importance.
FRENCH MONEY VOTE FOR RENFoRCEMENTs.
Parn (Jgne 49, correspondence VI the LONDON Times
The following is the expose oes u,ol,d or the bill
Iancns SUPP !snentary credits fer the expedition to
GEAlIrnx-In the Emperors sresch 70 the great
bod es The state on the 9th u january last this
phrase occurs:Me should not be engaged in = struggle
vii any present II in Mexico proceedings OF
unscrupLous government haa not obliged Join
with SPAN and tns and for the protection OF
II
has elapsed srce that time Ensfdnd anu Spain Lare
thoVgh Ut sctaddw Me1r tf0o1s Jrcm Mtrie0, and
se0a hen.h caps UtO n.sr has remained 20
dlcne he csn1tefi cd M c0Mston. That body
OF men, notwithstanding its very mode. ate number,
VIII lot fail ~ ts mssi e civilization, but viii
veto. iousy We are quite convinced, from Tie sfias
which may avail, II. But whatever may be our conn
deuce III its ultimate success prudence Always CON.
malds us to pia Ourselves IN position provide
against all e,entuahs u war, and IL is with tn / OBJ
Jec that the applies the Legislative body
bel the the
70 convey, according AZ they may be IsIusred
5 CHI ,c.niorcemsnls In men ana stores as may
he found ndis pensabe. The first reniurcen. ems
viii be sent out at oics. Such Is ne oJot 81 the
"a rr s,qpfltmentary c.edi much pre- ea'-
1000 t10i beng for the War Lspa tmsnt and 900 VOOr
iCr dat vi The marie ..
1t is we'd derstood that the said credits can
not receive any other destination than tho
io@iton 20 AeAco "on every point where our tag
u eng sed, Gays the report Of the Committee The
aget, I'VE wL SUPP ort 1t enc geticaly" The govern
met expected nothing else iI.m the patriotism OF The
legislative body, ano II Las hIm C. influence thai
unanious response will be given TO tie appeal mace
u it.
With the large to be sent out to Mexico
it vii probably be thought necessary TO send out
geLeai cLoeioi longer siaLGis to lake the command
the ating arm! lder General LoreDceZ.
Nothing Is said about lhs Ucer's recall; indeed very
little said vi IN in any way than if he had
Ceased 10 eAist sce Tic aai. ~ FG.ba and linz
Of despatch given ION him. II n whispered that he
ID wuunced but tie laprrs Rot venture to give much
IN the shape OF news IRON Mexico. The InGepenaoace
Beige u Wednesday, lat. II appears. some iacs una
vofabe, though Ii eNtrani on ariy So t1t 1t
allowed to circulate The names oi thee generals
spoken oi as candidates Tor tie Barbaki,
Nohtauban and Fme} all excellent officers.
E,GLAND's EXPLANATION TO FRANCE.
In the House Lords, On the 18th Of june Earl Rus
Tor separation her pa! New leland, sad:-I
beg ~ take this opportunity vi making statement TO
your ordshps " matters Of considerable Importance
UPON which II is desirable nsapi reb, slo4 Id
exist II Las been stated IN the pubic rinis that
velon has ben ,Lt,Iec into BY SIR, Wyke AID CON-
niodoIe Dunlop the MexcaD government
Oh the iheT by wic the British Mexico viii
DO satisfied, that the convention has been ratified
by her Najeslys 70, eminent AZ 10 the Il. st lrt it
is q.ise tue that coLveLtKn has been sighed BY sr L.
W, ke and Commodore Dunlop, and it las been
homo Tor ratification. Tho arr ng nicit contemi a,ed
for the satisfaction Of Brilnh Claims and be al
but !oupd that the rctei to another
tan te.aeeen Azico and The United States; ant fearing
Jest's government "a nv Il, There is AL
other pint upon which w,sh . statement tho
circulated here, that her Majesty troo together with
the spanish TROOPS were Mitbdruwn, lea, ing The trei
troops aoho TO contend with the difficulties tie situa-
ton After The TEMPORARY cheek which tLs French
troops received, sur riei that the Fren,h
govei have resolved large renfor
Mexico. but the order Is upon any course
taken by the British government In the orig NAL con
ventiou OF October ttTe was sleclc ehea,
the number Of troops It. be sent u the pat OF the
dleI snt nmsnts BIZ n.catiols were made
separately BY each government. The anards declared
that they meant to send 6,0C0 7cOO u,ols. The
French SAID ~ FIRST that they would send 600, which
was Afterwards Increased " $3.50 men, The British
government proposed TO send ~ .auro., with 100
forts. The marines landed, Tor short time
occupied forts IL seemed thai the land net
WIN dIfeges aud oomm' dore bnnop, IN order not
TO have the appeal ancs in any way u leaving the
allies, said he would provide, by his activity
aud resources, camp eqipags ara conveyance. That,
however, has hot been approved by the Homo gov
ernment, and orders sent out that the marines
should DO re-embarSed. Commodore Iuniop, or
his sdc very fond that there was no inned late
danger Of collision VIII the exicans. aid he
TO- send away the marines, rho nGei
ma, ~ he country They were acco ding removed
l.in Vera undI
the allied commissioners agreed pyoces ryiai with
regard 10 which vii! now say nothing, do net wish
70 enter into me gien question involved it. Put il
should be known that that there only one
hundred and y marines III occupation Of the ya ious
French Commissioners tho SIDE, and the and
s. anish Commssioiefs the other 1t determined
BY Commodore Dunlop to haul down tbs British Tag
the PORTS OF Mexico and to withdraw this small force
there wes thus question Of Withdrawing troops IRON
Mexico for there never any land troops thore the
only sent In the naval s,uadio on was |
force OF hundred ines tho greater number Of
whom were Withdrawn some time previously. Qiear.j
thought Necessary TO make this statement a. be.
leve that eat has arisen tho sub
lect. am informed that considerable equation
been expressed II Erancc as TO the presumed Withdrawal
o. troops by this country at avery critical moment.
That supposion, as have hown, has foundation in
fact, there no Byih troops to be miadruvn fra
Aessco. lHsar, hear
The Earl MINspuRY was extremely glad e. hear the
explanation just given respecting y matter which had
excited something like disagrecabls feeling towards
this country N Frabce. lilo entirely agreed the
dicalicns which the noble earl had thought IL bis duty
10 make In the convention. Those Notifications we're
most and prudent and the dangers aIprv ended by
the noble ear were Just those which he s6' ud hs,f
think wore most likely TO But the noble had
hardly SPOKEN sufficiently strongly ~ TO The Mdi.nston
felt in trance respecting the supIcsed oe-e tu Of its
any ov the Engl h government. This not only
mon fuipor u was not only natural misunderstanding
OF the facts n The case Ju TIE address maze IN ne
Fren government to The Chambers scas 20 umd-
81 hd, ~ misunderstanding ,as lady 10 Js
IrOtoi cd. 10 had read the address in quest ion.
ara Undoubtedly It's meaning that there was
some cointtn agreement between The two Towers
with respect 10 a military advance IN Mexico, which
agreement we had not carried out that at very erit
cal moment VIC had deserted the French OOPS that
they had consequently been overIowef.d by enemies
whom, with our assistance, they might have roS.sled
Now, was certainly important, with both the
honor q o COUNTRY the the cas o. tbt
the noble earl should point out W the f,,nch vern-
ment what those facts were, aud sh It'd do hat ho
could to undeceve the people Eancs res; Getting those
facts, which, as fa he could nndcrs weie OF Tho
precise character Indicated by Ito H., J40
f,c n1onpr rs1oH IN f,unce h. icts,r ikiS b Le
rery much ar,a H. ned ~ ne tun6ucge dressed Oy he
f,tnch oyrcrnB,eyu u The ChoBlsr
1ho fE hath a.