The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11
The Diifc0 atty or = second Landing OF
the Erehrh.

Tparis (Juhe az CORES - rdorce OF London Times
Atabnet ouueI he'd sunday At FuntAiae-
blsan, when Mexican affairs again discussed. gno
Emperor appears quite resolved to SEND out reinforce
ments suilcient 10 force tho way 20 tho al against
every obstac The point III Lisamparkatrn is The great
dihcuy 10 Land Vera Cruz IS 70 expose hundreds 10
certain death Strangers cunning from Evan;. and
tho West India Islands arc nab 10 injection, and Al this
season thoss wn do no more ihn pass thr.uSn tbs
town NO iii 4 oy GLOW fever The road aexico
Ianpioo, which Is N heal er situation and I'm excel
tsnt port ta en- slpksn u as the lac ding pao. bat
t.e diff uies o int ofhe road 10 Hcrlco much
greater FOR 81 Amy.
The Subject Dcna a. Il IL, the French Lcris.
iatu1s-speccn Of NJ. jules Favre.
Durl.g The isous- eAtts Jralnay credits in tho
Chamber OF bepn,s 81 trance, The 26tn q june
Jules rayfe censursc ahs eSpe ition to exico aud
Guestsd explanations, ~h.cn he said pab.ic opinion
awaited WIN in steics lie recalled he uggiu Tue
expedition, lid Sea Tho cnve tioi Vi Lon Oh, ilng
lis extent NJ Fayre also exainiDed the phases Of the
peditl)L, Inc tion soeoad, and me CHS of
the pieIioteht-r.s q the three Powers, which nray
ted 10 rupture NJ Jues Favre maintained that France
ought not To support Amone, Who had just revelation
izea Mexico he ~aaded 20 Tie a,ar OF the Jecke lua
and regretted init thc gcvrrns..t appoaIcd 10 dsdain
he ca annes wnica hao boon spread abroad On this sub
Jec'.
hope continued he that Franco viii persist in
claiming that rs coo coo ncs the frut Of scandalous
specual i0ts lAmgs have reached poi,t in which IL
necessary that the resolutions be tken should DO
explained. To M the 10 take cOnlrati
bio .tl ho interest Ind me honor cf the country ID 10
treat with AoAico and withdraw. (aurmers.) IL Is
sssy 10 justify TINS opinion. Tic contrary rests
generous il usons disastrous predetermined course
W. nave Aob W AssusS u
IN the hist q lsaraouhtahe natural 0iic ities have
vaiia4. carroa he and Of France, and thy
can Iesufn TO thar country with the glory whIca
attaches 10 generous oeNotvuEsss aud DUTY loyay
conpiis nod 10 advance would be disastrous enter
p ise. We sbo u &c obliged 10 maintain the govern
ment which we might establish by army Of 15,0o0
men. Tho conses oil the policy we have followed
n hexico have Deem ~ compromise our relations with
several Powers
France viii not be engaged in compromising enterprises
wlthoat consulting the Chamber o. Deputies.
The sitting was then adjourned and Oh its reassem-
bng Al. Liauit commenced his reply.
reilly OF THE FRENCH MINISTER.
On the same evening, IN ho CORPS Legisatif, n BA-
laalt, at the conclusion Of n. Fayre's DISCOURSE de-
lvered mis- expected speech on the Mexican exped
The Minister commenced by describing the anarchy
which has prevailed in Mexico for the twenty five
years and contnued-it WAS Lie robbery, pliags and
assassination OF strangers that determined the three
Powers 10 carry out the expedition France and England
were not hosne TO the candidature Of the Archduke
haximiian II the Mexcans chuss him voluntarily.
Stain uould haze frf.rref Bo2,Tton prince
N. BBIaut established difference bclw cen the with
drawai OF the Spaiards and that Of the English who
were always adverse to expedition into the interior
He censured negotiations from which it impossible
TO obtain any result, and stated that tho Emperor
was compelled to disavow the convention Of sole.
dad as contrary TO the honor Of France. Tho
explanations given To H. Barrot ground 10 hope that
Spain lid the policy in Mexico France-viz M
establishment .csco at such government s,ter republic
monarchy, ne Azsoans may acisa. N. Billaait
stated that notw tanGag the tary disagree
ment between the three governments. they remained
good terms and quoted as proof Of this the recent elo
qusnt speech OF Lord Palmer The Minister paid
hi.h tribute the character OF Admiral Jurien de la
Graviso, who had repeatedly said ns. France wished
for neither monarchy republic but Simply good
government NJ Bl!ault maintained that i, was incor-
that France had sent Amonts to excite civil war
lie only to arrive in the city Of Mexico when the
ballot had been opened to consult tho national will He
arrived in Mexico under the protection flag
committed 10 hostile oct before the rupture Of nego
tiati0ns.
Replying 70 an interruption from N. jules Favrs, N.
Eiau said t.dt uAen The French flag f0as in Mercs,
the population ,ciI Loy. Be called upon 10 cypress
heir in.enno IT, said N. Biault, they reply that the
Jares government sEts theB, should reply amen. The
Minister expressed great Of the calumnies
in the correspondence OF several foreign
,ohals relative the aims OF France he sad exces.
svs pecuniary demands have been spoken Of The Com
mtes will verify the rights OF the persons claiming
compensAijb He sDegst.csily rspsed the counsel Of
the insults oIsrs 70 d. On sns5sDiure Of our allies
the Emperor sent the following instructions direct to
and principles to impose any government whatever on
Mey.co. Let the Mexican nation choose what form OF
sovenmsnt suits them We only ask Of them sincerity
in the elections We desire the happiness OF that fns
country under . stable and regular government.
The rsetihsd budget was Afterwards voted.
The Very Latest by the City OF New York.
Lord Palmsrston, in the British Parliament, reiterated
hrs declaration against the feasibility Of mediation ~
present He that what is wanted In order that
prough, to apprshsnd It's real interest, When that
is seen nothing WIN prevent the conclusion OF peace;
hut every spoken in high places tending 70 foreign
Intervention delays this consummation.
The Paris correspondent Of the times says dissasfae
ion a. the Mexican policy openly expressed and let
tiers from Mexico convey the feeling Iorenesz'
official report Of the Gusdaloups Affairs admits his de-
feat, owing 70 illusions and false Information he in
good order.
TIE crops OF England ana France are reported 10 b
mos, favorable The French manufacturing scsounts
also show more animation
The latest rumors assert thai Cen Goyoa viii NOS b
recalled from Rome,
The Italian Ministry had ordered A Increase IN Iron
plated ships.
The question or Drigandags, and the removal o. the
Ok King Of Naples from Rome, Was debated in The Italian
Chambers Rtazn said tho accounts Of the brigandags
we're exaggerated. No additional force necessary
The Italian government persisted In pointing out that
the presence OF Francis H. Rome Of disorder
He believed Napoleon also shares the conviction and
percsvss the necessity for providing against its cont
nuancs but dhsulsiss cannot Ill b. vanquishsd a. .
single blow.
high military commission about 70 assemble in
Prussia TO consider the possibility OF reducing the mill
,sry budget, Important changes IN the tariff win BE-
reported and proposed to the new Chambsrs
This Spanish government had again reiterated iu nrn
determination and prejudice 10 the Independence si
MEXICO.
The Danish Rprool haA voted an sx,rasrdinary crsl
OF 900 900 risslader for iron plated vessels.
| The Bourss was quiet at 6s.35.
The Continental news Us unimpsrtant
Coume reial Intelligenee.
THE LONDON MONEY Market.
LONDON, July 3, 1894.
| Consoh close nj 81 Y o1T for money.
Illinois Central shares as discount. Fries 29k.
LIVERPOOL, July Q, 1852.
Corroy-The sales 10. DAY were 20 900 bales the mar
ket closing buoy and with an upward tendency II
prices, but quotations unchanged 6pScat6fs An ex
i porters took ~ 900 bales.
/ BgKApsnups.- Flour and wheat quiet and N
| changed but Arm Corn dull, and 81. . 81. lower
| PnUvaroas dull and nominal.
/ Heaure rd's HOasts UpsSf.