The New York herald., 1862-07-15

an euH whatever may % the fortune q the war the
nsxcana will BE- sows g csce:s E the xsvssnmsns under
throne. or, indeed, Mas Ars sosu b q nrre al all.
say the least NJ BIault ndesd declares that be
for Mexico with the isa that he should nd his country
asousS S pm
excessively and tho chief OF the retirement Of
the spsnads from the expedition yet Almonts did not
according TO his French defender land In his
try 10 stir up civil The only why the affair
not finished by the time hs came that fater
s
says arrived III Mexico in January the Spaniarts had
preceded them and every one expected that 10 the fo
dag noat over Mexico No one calculated diplomatic
negotiations of three months duraton.n But whether
Anos came TO Mexico to join in the or TO direct
the conduct Of his countrymen when IL certain
is that his antcpations have been totally faisided
Like sll exss, he entertained extrsvagant notions
ef the discomfort OF those he left behind, Of the
tyranny and odiousnsss of his own enemies. and
Of his own personal importance He imagined thai
hs asd only 70 land a. vera n G0s ~ L .uS ns afS
would join him In carrying out any scheme No
might have conceived His theory Of the rpsness q The
Mexicsns for monRIch0a revolution was 30 plausible
and strongly asserted that Imposed the French
completely. 71e acAiasmest Of placisg Euorcan
lwsvicaw empire sskscA AouId losk 10 France az
raj support and gnds a,d should restore to tie great ma
tcn more than all i lost IN Canada and Losia'a fred
the inagnatioe Of the Emperor Anente furnished the
ssidsan for which France has second time made war;
But in this ease the dea has proved but dss onths
Hgment OF refugees dstempersd brain. For some
weeks this has plain, and the French government
though one Of the most philosophical in tho world and
not likely 70 b. cast down BY the Ill success q one Of s
foreign schemes, has been plainly vexsd and
irr,tated. But, with much good ssnse, the EN-
peror reviews the situation, and determines 70
psrseyers his enterprise while totally changing bis oD
jsct. acute politician may that ID quite possible
establish French influence without actually setting up
vassa ruler making the fortune VI an sxled advsn
turer. Although Prince MACMILLAN may mot reign A.
Mexico, YET President elected under French direction
and bound France by gratitude and interest may De
almost valuable. Juarsx might at one time possibly
have made his peace with France but he irrecon
claby senated BY victory and 10 Is necessary TO the
honor the French that he should be beaten and
driven from power. Doubtless, the able men who will
will be able pick gu. fitting candidate and the first
great victory OF the imperial will Of course bpng
partisans TO the side OF the invading army But as
yet the only OF mark who has joined them Is tho
r,liAn Marquee, Of whose atrocities the readers of
Mexican have heard enough during the last twelve
month";
We can only express the place wish that the
by whatever events obout to in Mexico. Now
that the plan Of establishing monarchy under foreign
prince to bo abandoned the Difference due to
ally longer forblds TO declare that IL was
scheme Mpolitc ard unjust, nasmucn as the Mex
icans during the whole period OF their Independence,
though they have suffered under succession or wicked
or incapable republican rulers have never shown de-
which fell with the expulsion OF the Spaniards.
The campaign Of France in the New World though
likely produce but little advantage and little glory,
may long be remembered in military history as ofths
orduos1 in which its brave army has been en-.
gagged. aMlm