The New York herald., 1863-10-31

sacou~kved Ne risk Of an icnomiaious failHre, wre
sssss Aepss haps tes rsaisssd He has NOT de,saied
the army Juarez taken possession OF the capital OF
nssco and sesn provisional & n
nent to wiihraw his army and allow the partsans OF the
sbvered once more TO re establish that
OF anarchy which he b0asted he had brought end
ties, aud, notwi.hstaDding the laurels which have
ths town OF Mexico, members may be found in the
legislative Chambers 70 doubts whether the
cory achieved by the French legions been
d arly purchased But the question viii st remain
whether. having done so much. the work oight 10
.ss1snsd S," Ultimate success s rs Is the only jSsta
.a CO a'ss sss e e. es.SSsy. sS y . hs snsn s
Napoeonic character ard even il nstters did
favorable spcct Louis Napoleon Is scarcely the man to
renqush unfinished work. But i's tvatA ete,yth.ng
late scUrnnsm Of Metric 10 completely and to az
appsaronc finally ovythrovn. SO far ~ the op-
Of the neoae they havo hailed its fall with satsfac
ion and anticipate with pleasure the monarcny which,
edy the several Eurcp,as Posoers havs monifsed heir
.s'ent OF q rec9enii"g iAe rss gose'nme snS prince
eonsentsd 70 become is head. Even were we to
into the future, circumstances conspire TO aid the
pro- Ct on whose .ne fIencn EmpeFor mas
nnd Southern sections OF the american republic has pre-
ssnd ethr on btu from cyanisin0 that opponon to tie
establishment of he Aexcdn empire uhicA 10tld oeyeise
u"dont dy haoe born set up But as The Southv,'
coafedr must before long etablish its indepen-
u he 30 peased, and should circumstances render
necessary, creognie ha. indspesdence, and BY an ai
esai ion Bot the division between North and
ouh will OF itself suffice for the monarchy
immunity from aggression Whatever therefore NAV
ts tue delays which may intervene before the complete
establishment OF the proposed empire We believe that
s:sn.uay and al no distant interval SoA Amsriea AID
FaIcp wH haze tho saydtton Of seeing Xerico ruled BY
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- The War In Japan.
LATEST ASPECT or THE SITUATION OF FOREIGNERS.
[From the North China Nall, August 2s.i :
From Japan the latest Is to -, cnpcl that h.S o
'''lsS ssa ksss;%: which s i
s.l,ute the Japanese empire al Kasosma near Cape
% kako that Prince atsuma has CASTLE and this It s
ssyeu The expedition sent against i consist:
Y.k hab,. The as TO peremptory orders being
Esaea from Mako to exclude foreigners from the
: c,untry still ntinue. and changes have been made
the government Jeddo by which the party least
hrste foreigners retres from oice The Tycoon has
have been made in accordance with instructions he
cr,usht with him from Mako Another difficulty has
arisen Of similar nature to the ''Moss picnic
party, had gone to the Kanasawa, and while there
japanese soldier evidently Disappearing them, drew his
@ upon wn,en one o. me parry arew ana
made the matter subject Of complaint, and the
u nisss have been bound over 10 keep the and
siree we iasi wrote hor Maestys ship Coque.te has
paid visit the batteries at Shimonosak where she
Wy Witnn range unmoiosted I0r nve nous party snen
went shore and civily treated, from which u
0e inferred that either the British flag Is treated
wi secat respect that the recent dnonstratl BY the
Fvench and United Stdes veuels-o,c ,cav hQrs thoroughly
int tMidatsd those in charge Of Me forts
Some time after the FIRST affair at Shimonosaki men,
Der OF the second Council Of tate called upon Colonel
EeAe. On being asked whether he had any communica-
make he replied In the negative. Colonel Neas
then told him that he had no communication 10
make be. Al least had one to receive, which was to
che effect that II the Japanese made such bad use
Of the steamers we had sold them as 70 nre on mer
feared that this saatei1n WIN check tho Hsmsnd for
English steamers which has lately been springing b IN
Nasasaki ihs Goysror a.ely tos ths o.cers Of her
MAstys ship Lsopkrd that HE orders were peremptory
= sspsl fOrsiens. he 0I informed that he might wy
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