The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-19

msns Of her power, her influence and her wealth. We
going 70 Mexico a. nrst alone 10 ayengs our wrongs
and 70 enforce the execution Of treaties. Had there
don, which do not look upon broken should have
remained there alono-aane marched on Mexico, and
Alone carried out the object Of our expediion From
No bad rsosvsd every sort OF outrage alacaous prom
ises and bad faith In my humble opinion our troops
should not have returned without obtain ing that which,
occasioned from the beginning the expense aad
es tss asa sra P or wsom feel much
sympathy aud regard. mistaken and
wliahe 10Th the English and French Per oeliGries in
dsniy and importance of those o., aati TO II
may ali subsequent difficulties That alse was the
why the French Emperor did approve the
duct OF Admiral Jurien do Ia Grayiere blamed his
docty The Admiral the ether hana. did wAat weak
minds always do in momsats Of reaction he wrote an
unbecoming letter 70 General Prim and exceeded the
limits u proprcty and OF truth some points For that
letter the French could not be responsible
and, most assuredly, IT would not have avsed II, nor
approved It. But even In case the ench meant 70 have
used troops Tor their purposes ought our troops
70 have withdrawn BY no means Il was an sd@ssion
Of our inferory and step very convenient Tor Jnarez
and hH followers but very Illuminating 10 our
own brave army; Our government, has s acted
with the tact and skill suggested by It's dasin.
tsrsstedness and patriotism. In the State in
which the question presented it has .cseed in the
facts There IS no doubt that Il will know how 70 avoid
conflicts In future, and provide for all that is noranS
70 national honor and good harmony and cordsity
any cost to the prestige OF the ernnent FOL
low the question Of Mexico the very worst conduct,
for their object other than hs very difficult OF
upse,tig the Ministry Simple people ouly think thai
the object not 70 allow ourselves 70 be dictated to BY
the foreigner, and both have formed an atmosphere Of
unJustied passions OF Jealousy and grounaess susi
cion the great deiment VI country Fortunately,
this government viii know how, by its resslut.o1 ts
prudence. and its ability to act with tn, skill and pro-
pretty which are requisite this grave subject
There Is good deal say and many points TO eApa.n,
thai my residence IN AHera lcata) las enabled ne
Ia. y,l}n
Of tae Net0 World; tW sV1nt time 70 say mTe
THE EXPEDITION CONDEMNED IN PARIS.
paris Dune ~ correspondence u London herald
in the number VI the Rvue de- Deitr Monde, M
FORBADE unequ vocly condemns the Mexican expeiition
bet spite OF tho rh0dOmontaao Of General Amontes
and the countenance given his pretessons by The
French commanders ho disbeeivcs that tho Emperor
has any intention - force an Austrian archdake ON
the Mexican throne. He cannot reconcile the possible
lily such designs with he sound sensible and staes
manlike language vi NJ. Thouyeioi Lord CONVEY in
February last" NJ Thouvenel, il appears from the ues
patches Just pubshed expressed his regret to our am
bassador that in their first proclamation the aliie COM
missoners should have thought nc 70 iatate h&t tie
Intended 10 establish st1b.e govcn
nent Father than w obtain reputation Tor tier sriev
ances.
NJ Forcaae pursues- Whatever may be thought OF GER
tain measures, speeches and yr,c.auiati OF tho
French Commas loners, psrla may been wrong
to take conniyaEco what ut bottom may have been
nothing but vague Lisse aer. II is TO be regretted
thai IL should not have BEEN understood that sucA
policy opposed " the interests MS well as TO the
principles of France Ii, however, France capable
utterly forgetting her
believe that she could be blind her ntcrssty
The o egn chy whica she Is supposed u be about
in could oah withstand the Efforts VI
internal faction by Tie protection of uur arms AZ the
moment when permitted to hope that the
occupation OF Rome is coming to close,
would replace it by tho occupation OF Mexico
On he American co,a.i1 at alone lt monarchy aooud
have formidable Eternal ddrssory 10 cosst dadts-
O,sn; and IL seriously supposed tat
government Is 0,y preparing ho:ted o. qaare Ush our
a.,rai allies at el, the Dnea Sdtss2 These notions
a.e 50 insane that we shoald blush to give them mo-
ment serious consideration.
ii. FORBADE hopes for q speedy withdrawal Of the
French troops but Is very sangune the SUBJECT
Let 1t DO well understood, then, We wish promptly
10 extrcale ourselves from tho Mexican difficulty, that
here dreams adventurous schemes French
soldiers engaged in this romantic expedition BY this
time they have no doubt gAiiany planted our hig On
the walls Of Mexico but the dangers amt sulerirgs 10
which they remain exposed calculated 10 cause very
serious uneasiness to all whom poli.ical dreams or
do not blind Considerations humanity.
Mexico is one hundred leagues (two hundred and ity
mi.es) from Vera Cruz Uur iittle army has for the
basis Of its operations port infected with yellow fever,
ami yet not To that basis 1t is requisite To keep the
command of an immense line OF communication in u
country probably swarming with gue.llas. The
spauiards General Prm flaming it wouid he barb
want Of common prudence Lave our soldiers with
out roniorceme It's. IL r. On them We have now TO rely
to repair Gas IS their wont) our political b!nldes by
their patience and their can by decisive blow they
may speedily give us an opportunity Of Withdrawing
from Mexico with credit. lie, not, therefore deprive
them OF ASSISTANCE, and take care not to aggravatc our
sp.nslbtes by making these gallant fcows tue VIC
tins u errors fof h.ch they arc MT to blame.
FRENCH RElNFORcEMENTs.
French achievements for Mexico are preparing at
ChcrDourg.
AMERICAN POLICY IN MZxIco.
The Independence Beige Of Juno q, in its coTrespon-
denoe from Paris gives the following outline Of the
the French government intend to pursue IN order
carry the above policy. IFS correspondent says
The Emperor is more than eyer determined TO pursue
the his projects Mexico. lie Is not, IA
realty, SO much anLeye people suppose ~ the with
drawai OF England aud San on tho contrary his soa