The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-26


From La France. OF Parts, Jure IL
rSt the necessity II s ndIng reiDforceinents
IA Ell stiona siege stores, part o. whicn s a.
ready the say ard, next the impossibiy OF pushng
tho expedition the end-thit Is, m Tar as Mexico,
prior the Formidable season OF the ,orHntai rams,
which Will frcbly keep the c'1s d'oinee III the posi-
ton 70 now ocrupes Tat rs an alternative 9 uAch me
en aud he necessity cannot be concealed Many
long ,nnlhS 81 eapctati0n and t~aaon muS Fur
the rapid capture of Pueb had opened to the gates
OF the oitA. by the inevitable terror which our ap-
poich wunld have caused 10 tho artisans Juarcx the
prolonged deence OF that city aud the resistance II OPP
~ 10 our arms embolden our cnem es 10 renew IN
Mexico he same defensive system adopted al Pueoa.
In presence OF the actual state 81 things IS
d,yctM 10 nertdin any doubts 10 tie. d9hcsl-
hes ,oLtch az nset Nth tefore M'sloo and fer-
has, in the difficult passes which defend the spproaohes
to It aftcuariy Chapuepec ard e Moline del Rey.
where tre Americans who had found luebla unpovided
with tho OF defence had 70 light sanguinary bat
ties IL is fact campaien rea campaign " under
take The issue Of II is not doubtful hut the solution
may havs 10 be waited for, and may disapon' many I'M
patient minds which had dreamed OF having an easy
triumph that country Evenualties favorable or the
contrary, form part Of the account current OF war,
they should be cooked at cooy supplies and ammu-
milton Concentrated in sufficient quantity at Vora
Cruz the means of cImmunication secured with
Puebla and the Minister OF War with proper foresight
the reports which mad been uuusty circulated by I'M
easy minds c0ntradcted. Tho situation we repeat
Is ros but there Is nothing In Il to produce uneasiness
it Is subject 10 the alternatives connected with distant
expeditions For the present General FOrey energetcay
ntans the positions he has acquired In the interior OF the
tho precious Blood Of his soldiers CORDS Of Observable
watches and keeps in check the army or Comoniort which
might otherwise attempt to The beseged city Tho
struggle which derives It's principal elements Of resist
rom the very arrangement Of the city. formed u
blocks of houses built at right angles, every day more
asthe commander chief has only restricted means at
his disposal the capture Of Pusbla Is question Of time
FRENCH REINr0RcEMENTs.
From La France (of Pars). juno II
We are informed that four line Of battle ships three
transports and steam gates have received orders 70
hold themselves in readiness 70 leave for vera Cruz with
troops and war mate for the French army In Mexico
FRENCH "CIvILIzATION' IN THE REPUBLIC.
from the London Telegraph, June II
- Tho French army. OF course. may yet crush re-
sstance, and, after costly delays. march into Mexico
the rear OF Forey there might be such thing ross Of
French army But we viii assume that the Emperor has
time permission ana inclination TO put out ell his force
Of cong atulaton lbertya source Of confidence
'lOr the friends Of justcef Are We prepared 70 have
creditor may overturn the government sack the capital
and set up monarchy Did We do 80 when Penisy-
vania repudiated, or Mssissppir or have We done
80 THESE thirty years while Spain has refused TO pay
us for the peninsular war; Had It been q mere
question Of guarantee for Mexican bondholders.
have covered ALL But with false preteuces alacous
procamatons and adventurous for poneers this crusade
haps not deserved to nd-a single friend But she a.
any rate through the invaders project she compre
hended that he was coming with the priests who have
been her CURSE and the political gamblers who have
helped to gain her bad name 10 set up "Latin king
dom }" ,ohre Mexfco and ecclesaaical doninancy wold
console the Urdontaues for Rome and the overthrow Of
the only stable Of the country supply France
with GLORY" 1t was cunning game and though check
ed s not yet checkmated but any honesty survives
among those who fond of calling the Mexcans bad
names, let them talking about "benevoen; inen-
tlons which proffered to country with blood aud
fire. and scornully rejected by ranks where the
fight like men, and the men like heroes.
IMPERIAL REJoIoMas.
PARIS, June II, 1853.
salvos of artillery were Aired to-day at the Tusrss in
celebration Of the capture OF Puebls.