The New York herald., 1863-07-29
THE EMPIRE IN MEXICO..
DESIGNS OF LOUIS HAP,.lIEON.
The State Of Sonora to bd> Retained as
French Proy<hc
Renewal Of t.Ae Spanish and
PrencA Alliance.
LORD PAL 4MERsTeN DIssAIasFIED.
Napoleon to Have an Interview
with Queen Victoria.
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The Pope, the Emperor and the
Ruler for Mexico.
LETTER FROM GEN. ALVAREZ,
DO. CO.. &c.
Napoleon to Have an Interview
with Queen Victoria.
The Pope, the Emperor and the
Ruler for Mexico.
LETTER FROM GEN. ALVAREZ.
&e., Co.. &c.

We havo conatod from foreign les the subjoined
liGhly important extracts, which throw much light on
he policy Of the French ruler in regard to Mexico:
-YRaMANENcY OF FRENCH OCCUPATION.
From La Nation OF Paris, July Is.
Tho French occupation Of Mexico will last as long
u viii be necessary TO assure forever in that coun-
tho operation Of an honest and regular government
dscae every France scold take possession Of So
ROra, and Uotd establish in Of the ports Of that region
French military ac~ for the protection Of her commerce
sad of such Frenchneu might there 10 reside. We m
rta,d that already the government is calling ne aes,iOs
capitalists Of ,Uedi 70 be exploited
n that magnificent country This appeal TO industry. and
Ne sdng Of troops and munisns at are being got readv
N orr drseas and ports, Of mature n lead The BE-
e tat ne goue,nen erpes TO be Installed at Aeco for
R1stS a long time.
SPAIN TO RENEW HER ALLIANCE WITH FRANCE.
From La Patrie Of Paris, July IT.
The Spanish conservative journals the gov
nment 70 seize the occasion presented by the entry of
troops into Mexico to negotiations with France
on the Mexican subject.
According to other journals considerable parsonage
has been charged to initiate the under
standing of the two Powers the basis Of the
II probable that when the period Of military opera
lions may be considered definitely ended France and
the vsSa notes
and tho Marquis OF Havana in the latter months OF
1892 but we have as yet no information OF
Paris by N. 1sturitz or Marshal O,Donnell
We may add that everything leads belief that il
TcHcWeO IN OppOTLuno time tncy VIII
NV the ordinary diplomatic course, and that we may
probably attribute 70 the voyage Of the Duke Teuan
France and TO the invitation extended to him to proceed
" the camp OF Cnalons, the rumors collected by the
Nadr Id press.
However that may be, it appears certain that Spain
w1 hesitate TO recognize any native that
may be established In Mexico in place OF that Of Juarez
LORD PALMERsToN INCLINED TO GRuMBLE.
From Ia Patre, July 1871
Tho news OF the surrender Mexico aud OF its occupa
Non BY the French troops has thrown the English press
INTO state Of astonishment which the Morning Post does
not conceal Lord Pamerston's journal even evinces
event Unable to deny its importance cndcayors 10
question the good effects that to be expected
y. Singular disposition the part of a ministerial
jornalf Strange attitude for the organ Of an allied
rceolected that IL the English Cabinet did nearly
two years. TO take part in expedition Mexico
not only disengaged itself at Soedad but made
non cause s e, time with the !uarez government
e Mericdn capital IL, therefore. alno eeat for Lord
fdlssoss policy stnl would have been better for the
vinccd thar Palmerston win not fall II he have the
opportunity. 70 applaud in the House Of Commons the
last success q our expedition. The diplomacy the
Cabinet Of &c. James has inexhaustibe resources; il
knows how TO bold itself prepared for all events and
whie The representative Of England alone obtained the
right 0 soourning at Mexico 10 assist at the victories
Jnarez Lord Pamersen at london left tho open for
negotiations, that tho Quoen's government might
The English Minister has nothing more to do a, Mexico
but Lord Pamsrson Is setting himself to work London
and at Paris.
VICTORIA.
The Gosse Universal dH Nord, speaking OF Queen Vic
tsrias contemplated visit to Germany says thstft
mored In diplomatic circles that the Emperor Napoleon
desires 70 have interview with the Queen arri
val the month OF August at the Chateau OF Rosenan
near cobnrg.
THE PORE, THE EMPEROR AND TIE RULER FOR MEX
ICO.
From the Paris correspondence uy l4) OF the London
STAR
To-days Moulfe, denies that H. Hubert nelie has re-
ceived any ccmmsion from the Emperor 10 proceed
Mexico and organize government for thai country,
which appears threatens to become
70 the French than was expected. The clerical party
have decided upon throwing obStscles in the Empoors
way whenever an appeal shall be made 10 a pebscte.
The Pope IT appears exercises great influence over the
minds OF the Mcxicans of spanish blood and il bent
turning IL against a French government or a gov.
crnnaent IN which French Influence would redounaie II
very i'm p0rtaHt concessions be made 10 them
20 important that the Emperor Is greatly max
ing them ln Consequence OF the threats made by the
clergy the Council OF state received few DAYS since
directions TO lot the prosecution fall TO the ground Of the
preates who hast Aay signed electoral circular
rders have been transmitted to General Forey u asce
tain and report without loss OF time the state or the pub
ic mind on.the subject Of mouarcnicai government
Tho Austrian Ambassador has brought forward
the Archdukc Maxmilian as a candidate for the crown
which is on the point Of being created Tor that people
But great many unexpected objections have been
against him chiefly in reference the had name
~ his family. II has been also objected that German
Prince would be likely 20 work we'll ith French army
u occupation which would bcnecexsary 20 keep there
Till tho government projected BY the Emperor shall have
sacn root In the country otherwise al the plans thcse
who desire 10 establish order there would end In utter
failure. Austria neither would could provide the
Archdrke Maxmilan with the amount Of foreign soldiers
necessary 10 keen doa the revolutionary tendcuces Of
tho Mexcans and she latter would not tolerate the
presence Of Spanish army There some talk OF Prince
Napoleon being sent cnt as kmg OF Mexico. Bu, the
Prince would not make nrocopsn such rs the Emperor
desires Were he TO take TO governing he would be
too much in earnest TO pay tho ptrt puppet in his
cousins hands. We would. ~ case he accepted the
supreme power 10 thar country, do ali that he could 20
render the presence Of french army unnecessary
and It's rish, 10 soil government. IL y also
very Doubtful that Prince Kapseon would be wiling 70
reside In Mexico constantly as the possession oi s
crown would render indispensable spain has been
brought round 10 agree ~ auy plan tho Emperor
eide on foosag re fears Tor the safety Cuba have
been worked % with good eject gettug her to aeree 10
any possible french policy Provided stroug power be
established in Mexco which would regard with ,ealc,rsy
any American astempt that iland viii be satisfied
n tho Fmpsror have al vscd h-n TO roel,im b 1T
fcy annexation and through governor general 10 rule
the Mcyscan. Just as algeria governed ny him through
tho Duke OF Malakod II Is believed that rneland i on.
pued to Mexico occoiuny frenoa ro0ny. ard st,ess 10
ihe Archdukc MAMMALIAN as being prince likely 70 suit
Cnthoo country sufficiently enlightened 10 resst the
~ ts and suHiccutv accustomed the nacn nery ~
government understand how order be preserved
FRsNcH IDEAS ABOUT MEXICO.
Prom the Paris correspondence duty ~ or the Liver
pool Journal
The TAX me or Mexico has produced 50 little eject upon
the pubic mnd that the ilrmnaiDns ordered 70 he got
No Tor The Occasion by all the public companies whose
rcry tenure nf lie depends the tympathy they express
Tor ,be governmont sttrared no sort OF curiosity and
rss s p sa ,;sa over wnos saacs yp.en q int
way satas 20 obtain out Of Paris the breath o fresh
Nr deuicd = them at ihss within. fnonlcntary
Ntnli ~ emotion wM haysrfed by the government
rc'mNtits notice " the approaching departure OF
nnoet hHe 70 regulate the system OF universal suf.
% asewn,e, "a been found to answer so admirably In
france ,owhrls hberaiins the people from savery--to
e.I 10 w owa journals, and then coutrsdicted by
~ .,,a ~. we cndsayor perfectly incfcc.
tye-no interest wn created either hy the animation or
ine sincs ,hen AZ sSpresson been
snosss se sSDe sga.ssrnas as TORN yhh the French
ioca 70 take I'd Mcxsco aud u assumes The share
~ me conoeson ~ .ne hstcan government of all the
resa.p.epss mos, svsrsse s i.r sa,s the iand 20
nd slgbtiy dream of the Emperor An",has hav vx AN
encouraged rea 10 the prospect " prxse's. "asn s
silver districts o Nereo which. wen explored sna ra,
worked by French engineers, shall bring tar y,., .m
wealth " the eoHers u France than either the so,a y
Australia 70 those England. or the pacers 'of rsI,
form those ~ the United states The French ,nr,
meanwhile u vide open, and French cars are on ,te
stretch, 70 catch he fret take ~ the increasing weab
and 20 listen W the hrst stroke of the stade NbE i.
tsnier u for the glory ot trance rpon tho shnl Ihe
sewS rom Heslco. although satisfactory enough SIl