New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
.ruRrCAN AND MEXICAN &FFAHHS
AT MOME AND ABROAD.

Bvmered Visit OF NJ. Htcrcirr - Sc''
Forey--The Sensation pr,d"c'1 III
WASHINGTON by thc SciZu-c ct the he''c'
,ypm~ I'm Frnnce-A French Ficr' '"
.,,x, fran, C!,,rbousg 10 UsXic.-s 'S"f-
ous measures taIseu By the VEe"e" - ''-
ernment for shc P"c'"'"'''''
co.r,r,-x,. ,;c,ivcs for doing so-i"-'
news from Mexico.
Ftom IA Occasional Correspondent 49,,
'''"' WASHINGTON. Roy. Z, isl3
,r pt..soaor of France, NJ. Merccr. is |
am told about to leave Wellington Tor Nov L .i' l''
ths purpose OF payng his respects 70 Gen. foTe Your
rneypeoted guest. Hs arrival IN your CT! Las thch
,hs F,epch Legation by SURPRISE os it was not cSeced
that he would visit the United States. 1t seems th'
the General himself was unwilling to stop here and tho
his presence among you il simply due 70 the want 81
coal for the frigate PANAMA. which carries BIN back
e. France.
Although NJ. Mercier had repeatedly assured Mr..
Seward that lhe French Government would never per
NIT or tolerate any nfaction OF the neutrality 10 which
France WIS pledged on the American question never
theless the official advice of its intention 10 stop se
rams now ,hling in French ports for Confederate ac
count has bcca received here with general ir'hg :"
satisfaction i. is pretty well settled i-''' Ina"
no Rcbc vessel now in Eusoprln ports VII leave 'He
nsvy.ysrd in which it has been built
The military authorities @. Cherhcmr hnfe inS' re-
criycd IRE olcol order % 1T oHi Thirteen 'ces 10 san
SHORTLY fo1 TIE Gulf of Mexico. This order Gle ai iadi
Gates ,lnt the French Government places 40 reliance IN
Sc spp,o.t which Prince Mo2ui.iau's acceptance
scpcd 10 give TO its projects; but that II in'ends 10
cary on thc pqcifeation Of Neco on i's ow ecconni
ord wi,oo. the participation Of any interested parties
These vessels understand. are lot going 70 bring
provisions TO the army (thc supply produced o! the
country itself being more than sufficient FOR iAat pur
rso,. bet iuen arms. ard munitions OF war. Ahe III
tenon Of ire Emperor !. to bring about The settlement
ofrhs Mexican difficulties before next Spring, and to
employ in the prosecution cf that plan tlogoi energy
end activity which is characteristic Of all French mill
tary expeditions lie evidently desires 70 getr OF ts
dificll,r before the time for with Rusa nEEes
9, rs not 70 have on his hands two at once.
There another reason iog the Emperor 10 90 away
sfh the military obstacles 10 the Mexican expedition
A. soon ss possible ILis the difficulty in starting the
Mexican loan In fact 80 long ASH uarezs army and the
bands Of rowing guerras disturb inc peace and secu'
ry II the country Ia the prptGel hndrenoe Of agFl-
culture industry and trade 1t nil 9e extremely dihcut
Tno impossible for Louis Napoleon 10 throw th1t loan
into the ke and recommend TO tie confidence
of the financial world. What makes him siA more
anxious ~ secure its is the fact that 20 looks
upon ii as means Of partially covering tie $3.50 OoHV
Of the floating debt II France by retaining s0ooONo
Indemnity upon the Mexican loan tc amount II which
has been fixed at $50 10000 This would s.nsby' di
mnish the influence Of lis opponents in tie Legislative
Body who with NJ. Theirs et ileir head intend 30 Ia
yesgate closely the present budget end psss oenure
spon the extraordinary EXPENDITURES Of the Govern
uent This explains the motives Il he present efor's
10 crush Juarez and restore order the want Of which
6ss rendered past veluecss and deransed oil
financial plans.
The last new. rom Mexico represents tha, country
~ being ravaged by Independent bands OF guerrilla
zach under the command Of distinct leaders having
relations with the other but each working for Its
OWN benefit French officers say these guerrilla are
rrmed out II Juarezs army which being regarieSs Of
all discipline. has divided itself into fragments ard
spread all over the country. This report seems 10 re-
ceiye confirmation from the news received rom Ha
yana stating that Gen Eegrettis army. formerly 500
strong has dwindled down TO 800 men. II this state
usnt is true. Juarex is il position TO resist th'
French column now marching against him. aid The
probability is that be viii be compelled TO leave SaI
Luis and 10 fall back upon Durango
It is reported that 80 guerriilas have recently
attacked the railroad train running between Vera
Cruz and La Solcdad In the several hundred
passengers and only FreLch soldiers, commanded by
captain Of infantry. The fight carried on with the
ferocay peculiar 10 guerrilas Several passengers. tie
commanding officer. and three soldiers were kles.
misunderstanding tie disparity Of forces tie gaer
rlas finally put 20 fight leaving IN the hands Of
Sic French Il Of their men, who were hung Oh the spot
The deprcdations Of the gucrras not conlled &c
Nera Cruz but extend all the provinces of Mexico
II would he surprising II heir determination was Il
A.. . u.l1f An 4ir,
service aud the French Government may be compelled
60 send another army 10 Mexico. am assured tnat
viii do so II necessary. The thirteen vessels now or
dored 10 be fitted out ar Cherbourg are en- indication
chat 1t will make all the efforts required for the paoihca
Zion OF the country.
THE CAMPAIGN IN WEST TENNEs.