The New York herald., 1862-02-06

entaea h oerely uron the belligerents thcmse yes,
nfrng d the rules Of neutrality for she has sailed
ou' once from the port Of southampton without
,sy previous notice 10 the Nashville. The rnscarora
10 again infringing the rules OF neutrality by lying on
the entrance Of the Southampton docks in which the
Nashville berthed without any anchor down and with
oAieA contrary % IL IasU qf saons The British gov.
may well hesitate 70 tolerate any longer such
hagrant disregard OF ts neutral rights more especially
after garng violation Of neutral territory as the
captain 0f the Tuscarora committed when he sent an
armed party on shore TO reconnoitre tho Nashville in
dock, and 70 give notice II che was about 10 sail.
II matters continue they Al present, neutral
port risks become the OF hostile o,eratons and
tho Nashville win fnd herself taken trap, when she
was entitled to expect from the justice Of neltra Power
The security OF an asylum u. T. L.
The Invasion OF Mexico.
FRANCE THE GREAT PACrPICATeR OF THE COUNTRY.
From the London Times, JAM q
Mexico has surprised us by her decay Spain has on
the other hand shown remarkable sgns OF vitality and
power. Considering what enaustion the kingdom has
undergone Its condition at this time must satisfy every
one that the old 81 anish stock is st h. athy and vgo
The children of the who driven from the
American continent and told by scornful world that
they had better there was an now once
planting the ag of Cas on the other sido Of the
Atlantic. The account OF the capture OF Vera Cruz ny
the spanish expedition is OF remark rkable Int est
In the agreement between the Spanish Admiral and tho
French Captain OF the Foudre IT stipulated that,
eyen after taking possession Of Vera Cruz In the name
II her Cathoic Majesty, the Admiral comma din in
chief the French forces migt after his arrival, cause
number Of his troops, eq 81 TO those pc there py te
81 anards, TO enter. the town AMI TO tress.' so that
IL is plain the French will not allow either Englad or
Srain % take active part in these proceedings
than themselves. Nay, it is quite certain that when
operations have iarly begun France uH take H.
lead she alone M send any large tody@ troops 70 the
country
To all this VIC can have no objection. No moro bcne
fcia employment could be found for the French army
than the restoration of good governments in this distract
ed country. The city Of Merico itsJ tuH pro- ally te
occFied for ns and If the result be fortunate
as in Syria the world will bavo reason TO be fully salts
mel Az any rse yse &c may e0m aon eur W. sha
Certainly feel jealousy at any preponderance Of the
French .orces. All that require from Mexico that
justice should be done 10 injured fellow countrymen
and that security should be given for the future Ut
strong government be formed il r probably BE- esayy
ilosa he FeeG sors to eae,d cr occpstiea for GEAR
t.oo thore would be disquet this side Of the
channel We no. the propouxders Of the Monroe doc
rine, nor 10 re feel aug desire 70 enforce IT'S pTtfcipts
France.
The Paris Nonttettr OF the 22d publishes NJ Fouds
budget, in the shape Of an address TO the Emperor For
the sake Of economy in fgurcs convert the francs
into pounds sterling. M. Foulds estimates for 1863
ceed those Of 1862 by e. 500 000 but tho II
only apparent, there viii be the extraordinary aud
supplementary credits, which amounted TO 5000
600 last year The military and naval estimates show an
apparent increase of 9260, 900 1892; bit in
fact the army will be reduced by next January its
voted establishment Of 400 900 and 200 horsos,
while in 1861 its strength ACT 0C0, and it Is
still 446 000 The naval estimates amount to &c 100 0OO
and, they will cover ordinary and extraordinary
vices, they will show important dirlinution to
increased expenditure. Foud prop ses additional
horses and carriages kept peasuro
dues the registration OF deeds and augmentation in
the stamp duties. From these sources he expects
20 ooo, although all workncn % be exempt from
tax on personal property; and by The close Of the
year he expects surplus OF ESQ 0C0. The total acc
muiated deficit at the end OF 1861 is stated at
$40 o00 but NJ Foud declares that will
sary resort ioan He proposes the conversion o.
u per cent stock equitable terms 10 per cent but
il the holders decline the terms the state shall subse
auen.ly redeem the stock The extraordinary budget Of
1863 s be made the srbec. Of spec1l law 20 provide
for the construction OF railways and public works NJ Foud
recommends the temporary establishment OF additional
duties salt and sugar which he expects will produce
be fully betrayed, and although the accumulated deficit
still remains il will not only TO increase but will
diminish NJ Fouds report caused great excitement
the Bourse and funds declined considerably. the
close, however, there recovery. and rentes
quoted at 63f 95c.-a decline the day Of about
one half per cent.
The rrineees Clothilde IL !eported s,rei,e