The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-05

HAvAEA, April g, 1902
Gspurs u the Tripoyt0e Coalition WhG Occurred at Ne
Fi.al Nsding-Prsm's Cosrse-Hu Speech in Expia-
atsoa-Ths Feelino he Mexican Cdptta-Opintons o
E1are and OheTs-EzcieMs,a in HaDand- Return Of
~ Spanish DscisioH-No Signs Of Onion AIMING tie
AersoaSs, &C., dc.
Affairs IN Mexico have assumed Q new shape though
70 some not unexpected one Those whose eyes are
s,nded By an unreasonable hatred or everything Span
oh could nothing bat the private ambition Of Gen.
rrim, while the private ambition Of other parties was
sslsnuy al work for it's accomplishment. Tho phAn.
lasm obsearsd the reality. Contrast the language and
,oCduct OF the French with those Of Cen
prim at the tmo the rupture between the allies &C.
-urrsd, and no one can fail TO see that the
alter has conductsd himself like an honorable
and "a strict accordance with his duty
Ne Eco de Europa gives lengthy account Of
We preliminary meeting held NJ orizaba the gth and
ron collect the following factsrhs General tPgiml
demonstrated, from clear and patent reasons that Che
london Ron did authorize the attitude tskeu
ey the Irench that the allies have no light to impose on
he Msxcans form Of government dsplsasing 20 them.
mat attempt 70 do in the manner the French are
sew trying 10 rot only TO abandon the original idea Of the
soaliton but 70 break the agreement with the govern
msnt OF the rspublic and that, order comply re-
lgiousy with what was stipulated between the three
Powers and what agreed on here between their re-
representatives. and the Mexican government il IL neces
sary not emily TO abide by the noble purposes for which
she coalition formed, but 10 refrain from shetering
those Of the country who under foreign protoc
ZOE, come TO conspirs against the existing order Of
hings.
All was vain. The representatives Of france declared
clear cxplcit terms that they resolved con-
iEss Longer treating ~ he preet goueTnmsnfo Of the rs
vsbiic and that far from withdrawing their protection
rom those Mcxicans 70 whom II had sccorded they
would continue 70 extend II ~ them, t>iag ,,tidzds
Ses<rv.ao the confdercc II he Empeor.
Then ths Count de Rsus declared that ouch steps
breach Of Me treaty and equivalent TO declaration
II war on Mexico the part Of the French ne was re-
solvod withdraw from tho country with the forces
indsr bis orders sncs be nohor wanted oppose the
-csouton OF the French by arms he passive spec
iator " nsxcussble between them and the Mcx
sans.
Az tho ccsc Of conference curriers' were sent 20
Abe capital with dispatches informing the Mexican gov.
srntnent OF the result and General Prim ordered his
principal officers 10 aEaenbs next morning his quar-.
iers In the speech which lie addressed 70 them he
recaptuated the history Of the allied coalition
from the commencement down 20 the meeting
d the previous day, and his remarks throughout are
ssarked BY sound sense His ausion 10 tho French 10
worth reproducing verbatim'l leave 70 them tbs re.
sponsibity Of this act, upon which wnl soon fall the
verdct of rpion in America and Ia Europe but ylba
wish them 10 harm. No, they brave and accom-.
pahed sodersy they deserve that victory should ever
scocmpany their arms. 1 wish them no harm: but on
shs occasion .hey Depart from the path wherein We are