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

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You have now the whole affair in nutshell. rns
French going 70 put Aaximiiian on the throne.
the despatch se BY them 70 the capital ON sne ssn ~
sAyThe urdsrs sorry 10 learn that sncc .Le
day which agreements were concluded 81 soeasu'
vexassons have been practiscd ON their country
measures have been sdoped 10 smother the expression
Of the wishes Of the country and Of true public
Ths: loose charges form the ground o. .r and
taking upon themselves solely the "settlsment" OF
hsxico.
Of intelligence than many give him credt
for and Who than almost any other spanAru,
compIshsnds and respects ne power rna poy
probably fully appear hereafter, a. wen Is lns
fasty Of tho ridiculous charges Of private ambition ~
kexco one single proof Of which has never oeen
General Doblaao replies mo despatch Of tho English
and Spanish representatives. that the government -
st perfectly willing 70 treat with them for the settle
ment Of claims but that IN regard 20 the french nsy
shall be resisted TO the last extremity PRESIDENT Jaa
req issued manifesto the 18th which Is repetition
the Speaking OF the conouct OF Inc
French he says-"The responsibility OF all the disasters
which may follow will fall upon those who without mo
tiva or have violated the faith Of international
sipuations On the other hand the French reprssen-
taves have issued manifesto to the Mexican people in
which ate stapg the protested object for which the
expedition was sent is declared In so many plain
words against the Juarez governments Beioen IL
an good Mexicans (wko wants the bad onss called
on to rally the French Tag and give their country
stable government, &C., &c The document is dated
Cordova, April 10, and signed A. de Sagny and 4.
Jurien. Active operations were 20 commence on the
Goth inst.
The spanish troops are returning daily. Yesterday
Brgadisr General Vargas arrived in her Britannia
Majesty steamer Mersey with eight hundred and nifty
Of the Kings regiment, and the day previous be-
FIVE aud hundred OF another regiment arrived
In the British steamer Phaston. The balance Of the
troops with General Prim will, undoubtedly arrive
within the present week.
When the of General PRINTS resolution TO return
reached Havana, there immense excitement among
military and government officials. AT first the
feeling was of Indignation, and it determined 70
send the troops back Immediately, under the
command Of General Gasset. This idea, how
that in quarters there is a good deal
bitterness manifested toward General Prim This viii
all blow after little while. On the arrival Of the
news the government Immediately despatched her
Catholic Majssty's steamer Isabel IL to New York. with
envoy Madrid board who was TO proceed TO Eu
rope by tho FIRST opportunity In two hours she was at
sea- and those Of here who would have been glad TO
write by her had TO forego the pleasure.
So the second CHAPTER in the new history OF Mexico
orcns quite dramatically There is thing, however
which discover Of in Mexican news, and that
the subsdence.of domestic strife and the union OF the
people, On the contrary the list OF skirmshes
atrocities and executions rather the increase and
be that the French get all the gue ias they
want from among the people themselves 1t will not cost
them much either in tmc men or money to put Mexico
under their feet