The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-17


The Now York T'mss says that according
To the letter Of our correspondent At Paris
The difficulties of the French Emperor ari-
eng Gu, Of the Mexican question are just
beginning. Nothing could be easier than to
arrange with England and Spain three -ided
treaty. big with antiquities. From idlo
French squsdsons aud Idle French battal-
ions tho material Of the expedition could be
drawn with the utmost ease. Even H.
ForIp. fr,sh in the Bureau Of Finance. and
therefore fertile Of economical projects.
could not md Il ia his heart 10 object TO the
Insignificant expense proposed by the LIN
peror a. the price of 40 much glory. Every
thing ia tie career Of the great French
statesman vas prosperous IN the extreme, in
somuch that nothing short OF Providential
.nssrpo>ision apeared likely 10 save Mcxi-
% from su oiugstion m.d the rule Of mon
grel pr.aee. chiefly Of the Hap-5urgian
creed The tide Of success had no tarn.
notwithstanding the withdrawal Of the Span
,-h and British contingent. The French re-
neved Of treaty obligations. had only 20
usaseh from Vera Cuas TO tue capital. there
10 dictate term. Of peace. soi settle the con.
,litions upon which Mexico might resume her
autonomy The thing Vas in the last degree
feasible. what Gen Scorr with his volun-
tsers had done would be child's play TO the
veterans Of Magenta aud Solietinc. The
whole scheme of the expedition was there
tore free from any possibility OF failure
But while this xss the fortunate aspect OF
affairs. there ~as no lack Of premonitions
that an evil day wa- not faF away The mo.
tive. ADD conduc; Of the expectation acre
criticised in France ~ith freedom wholly
aaesampled since the change Of ISL The
Liberal Pres. Vas anspariAg in a. cen-src-.
and ga. unrestfained by fear from cs s'ing
the most disreputsble lmputatsons upon the
Influences wh,ch sed "a the enterprise =
When. therefore. the news 81 the Gepalse At
Paebla reached the Preach Capital. popular
sentiment sss ripe lor protest against the
whole IN conceived and ms-mAnsged bu-i
hess. Our correspondent represents the
eatnms.. talk of the town 10 be plethoric Of
e,nsars directed al Government In the
Legislative Body. that analser.hle Repabli-
can Aal eoasummate orator. Jvtn Para.
.-,ered the batteries Of his rhetoric upon the
Imperial policy. analysing "a sith mastery
skill-showine the grcss misrepresentation
Of fact upon which the Government hsd
bsea induced 70 proceed--aeploring the dls-
graceful attitude Of France. thus iaaagur
ating a policy OF Intervention adverse 10 al
her traditions. and counting the cost OF The
AR OF conquest And Of the maintenance Of
Of an sEea Government. IA country 1000
mslcs distant from Europe Nor DID the dAr
Ing Leader of Tia French Liberals neglect
TO tell the story q ne lsetsr fraud. aud the
corrupt part Il plays ia tie French sspedi
ton. substantially IN the v~ry ter.- "a shieh
,ha, aisgrscelal transaction uas Originally
exposed IN the columns Of tbs paper The
.s.c, Of this boil discussion and exposure
~ net have beea uotabie aP.e the care
falls. hacked benches II the Cops Lsgisla
=. n. RuIArr answered so~ the Gssern
,,e., a. bet he might. eonsaniag tao dsfs
.,.A. RESPONSE: md the PARIS papers printed
,,.,,b ,v<schcs Al full lsNgta neat "os''ing =
IA she re-al. Assndansly eertihsd - - .
=, pan. has ceased 10 Lsliste "a the la
,.,;.i lafallIbIlly, and the voics Of opPosi
,,au sse.ls eyeTy~hers oaaaoasis