The New York herald., 1863-11-11
HERALD WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER Ii, iS6s-TRiPLE SHEET

disposed or NJ Gutierrez presented the Emperor "ln
the pame of the Regency Of the Mexican EMPIRE" tho
was placed IN box 20 Of silver Of delicate workmSssSip'
fastened round with ribaods or the ooors Of Aexoored
The Emperor probably ala not make many INQUIRIES or
the delegates the actual condition Of Mexico for they
had just come from 1rscste and moreover he had only
counts from his own agensmilitary and oiv-in that
country These accounts they appear In the honiee
wS or % trade eyyes eUss
dence Is restored; tho taxes come In; the local
militia suilcs 70 maintain order; and Juares,
abandoned and fugitive. the Of going board
ship 10 seek an asylum In some remote land. Ono
port IN the ooisl journal states that the popuistioos
display great enthusiasm for the situaton that "Ad
hesions IN daily and that nothing be bstt or
than the spirit OF tho towns OF the Interior and that the
few remaining partissns Of Juarez arc scattered In all
"fhe work Of pacincaton" writes tho general com.
manaing inehiet "is going o. Many cities have sent
The organization Of tho urban guard and rural militia has
already produced tho best effects Tho road ploc Is re-
tho administrator the postal Service is smpAed the
School Of Arts ro established, &C.
time The renovation is complete peace rogns through.
out tho land prosperity comes exactly Juarex goes
and certainly mus. be admitted that tho now govern
tails as the organization Of schools OF art
The rst remark people make who road these accounts
s that the mission OF France Ia complete and that
all that the French General has 10 do b 10 hand over at
once the keys OF Mexico 10 the representatives OF tho
not being sufficiently consolidated because the detested
press system, BY which Jaarez got his levios, has
euae SSsn abolished S. q tho RSSS and h0y con-
fancy has tho cordial and unanimous adhesion
OF the people Is beyond the reach Of contingencies Tho
French army did not 60 10 Mexico enemes the
trary the Mexicans has been Bta ted repeatedly n o
ciAl documents. wore calling for them with might and
without cJuscieuce, were pnagng and crushing them
iha band OF pagers is now dspersed they are driven
BY and the seS at
breathe freely, rallies 10 a man round tho throne
s n sssse IGrVy IN such should IN. S
they hear nothing yet about the return Of the
French army however painful tho separation might be
between tho liberated and the beratOrs. Truc some
thing now and then ont which makes suspec.
that the picture given in The Mont~ Is TOO highly color
Cd The city OF Mexico has It's GGsec O6fcotie In
the last number received hero may be found the follow
ing proclamation
Pursuant to the orders of the Marshal commanding In
Cd TO prevent fresh attempts against the French soders
and AGAINST the ai1es of tho Intervention The Com.
mandant Cousin who Ia invested with full powers IN the
district Of Tiapam has issued the following order
The superior military commandant political chief OF
Taipam informs Inhabitants proprietors Of that
city that
Article The judicial powers and those Of tho civil
thory are Temporarily suspended until further orders.
Art The superior CommandaDt Of Taipam is invested
with all powers In the district
Zouave Muller, fine Of 5000 pasres imposed The
city OF Tlapa the whole of which must be paid in within
TOUR Gays from The date Of the present dcCroe
Art A. The individuals OF that city who have boon
arrested and scot to tho capital shall for the lives
the French soldiers and for those OF the hon rable
cizens who have given their adhesion TO the govern
ment. For every honorable citizen soldier sssass
mated at Tapam of the above mentioned prisoners
shall be executed by way OF reprisa
Art Al tho iuhabants of TaIpam shall obey strictly
the orders given by the Superior Commanant In case
Of resistance tho Marshal will be under ccessty Of adopt
Tho Paris scmocal paper says that the Mexc,aa are
greatly struck by this order dare say they The
ha Ctrtfek onA
feet that country can hardly bo considered obodent
snd enthusiastic where measures 80 rigorous arc obi,cd
TO be adopted protect the lives Of its beratcrg Tho
Aexicans assuredy have strange way OF showing their
enthusiasm.
Whether the Archduke has mssivings about the state
ei affairs not 1t is rumorcd that his Imperial Iighuess
hcsates accepting the offered him by the assembly
Tho racaton Of that Offer by eaus Of suf
frage the French Geuoa will OF take to have
properly executed so that on this score thcrc will DO no
difficulty The other point, that OF tho guarantcos,
deemed indispensable by the Archduke 10 not certain
TO guarantee the integrity OF an empire and loan at tho
French Chambers will very willingly Hithor
to tho Mexican hos not been viewed favoraby by
antee ne throne a9ans Yankee aggression ,oould mo-
tnn erc,t' much enauaasm II the Archduke does not
candidate but in meantime, the army must remain
t the edidce Of Mexican regeneration Is crowned BY the
the bss. hiaS s % Io %
once 10 Me crovn of France, II would require,
Tho thirty thousand men already in possession
command the communications betwcon Vera Cruz and
the capital They have not gono much into tha Interior
for the very satisfactory reason gwen by the general In
command-that tho rainy season, which has hitherto
rendered the roads impossible, reards the complete
Inhalation OF Juarez and his brigands The hcat and rain
which prevailed from the verna equinox 10 October are
however by this time Judging from what has
CURED In Algeria wherc for years army OF 100000
had to be kept. would require from the vastly larger
territory Of Mexico ut lcas twice many. The advan
tages OF annexation would perhaps not be Immediate,
but thep Mould al last and however unpopular the
expedition has boon from the beginning the French oouid
most probably fe proud Of possessing great Transatlantic
empire kenitnQ Nth resources
THE ANNEXATION IDEA OPPOSED.
Paris (0ot. 24) correspondence OF London News
NJ. Guerout, deputy for Paris, takes notice In tho
Opinion Ndtiondle OF tho rumored intention TO
Mexico 10 France, and opposes the .ec most vche
mently lie says ttc instead Of the 80 600 French hoops
which occupy bm small iolt Of Eereo, al lcds,
10000 ,oc,Iid be required 10 hold n country pr
rdn,ntlu. To show that this estimate Is not
extravagant, he observes that 100000 mon were
actually employed In Algeria for many years,
although tho area OF that country Ia eight or more
times less than that OF Mexico. In this provision he
Of the question the probable OF war with
the United Stscs but only thirty thousand Nlbustors
and volunteers sent annually % help Juarez keep
ing up guerilla warfare, ne thinks that third Of te
French budget uoud b. absorbed in making had d9d,ra
hen. To put the shortly in al economical point Of
view he says that France has already spent two hun
dred millions TO get bsck sixty and that she CONTINUES
the occupation 10 get back the two hundred she mus,
spend q million lie calls for the withdrawal OF tho
army OF occupation without delay