The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15

NOT FIGHT JUAREZ.
Paris fJan. 22) correspondence the London Army
and Navy Gazette.1
This week there has arrived news from Mexico Of the
advance Of General Forey and corps Of 900 Mexicans
stated have been by his advanced guard Of
5000 This intelligence gave tone to the exped-
ton bu; the official paper has announced that the mat
although worthy OF belief Is yet authenticated by
dispatch. II s worth while TO remark why the Mont
would credit this rumor. II comes from unfriendy
source; arrives In France by way OF the dsjontcd
States The now regular packet from Vera Cruz to st..
EaZare expected hour when II Is hoped that the
Mexican capital Will be confirmed New York has hitt
contributed quantities Of supplies to the French ood
dsnl Of curiosyi fehas 70 ne mnaner N mir fnls
Sam ,ciH take he plain Statements put forward in =, I'm
peror's letter 10 General fbrey.
Fresh renforcements spoken OF for ,,, ana h,r
dozen transports getting ready for the foreign
Algerian legion composed all nations "a ,a, .o a
which represents an effective force OF Gar thousand
is to 20 out in three vessels. -'
The Rer,ie ds Dcvr pofds Oft ,sh -, ,, ,ar,or,s
that nasty Mexican step, and ,s moi sea where Inc
business IL 10 end pei what s 10 bring forth The ar
tce audes 70 "A instance eative OF sp,ns decadence
IN naval strength one. day Marshal O'Donnsn got IN
such nasson On e'ring the IN which Spanish
subjects had been treated the other side OF the Allan
tic that lie proposed 10 sond Immediately rgates
.nd three thouy punish the Mexcans for their
audacty Unfortunately there difficulty IN the
wayhe Spanish admiralty could not place the required
frgntes at the disposal Of the choeric Marshal.
Rome iJan. i5) correspondence OF London Herald
There Is great anxiety regarding the fate OF the French
regiments whch left Rome few weeks since for Mexico
report last nghat General Montsbellos
reception that four transports lost the late gales
SPANISH OPINION or THE NAPoLEoS-FoREY LETTER.
from the Madrid Fpooa, Jan. 49,
The Hmperors letter 70 General tcrey rs dictated by
the most concia'ory and friendly feeling towards the
country his troops about TO occupy This document
is tho best those who attributed prcconceved
schemes TO the Empire II confirms all that have said
touching the proJvisfy o common acton in whiea Spain
has noihinq TO fear from Franc,
MARCH, OF THE FRENCH REINFORCEMENT
rTouon Jan l5) correspondence OF Gaignanis Mes.
seuger
The naval movement for the despatch Of troops
lnia.
tere is 10 start Oran the Goth and there take
board troops and horses. The San, Louis ship Of the
line will sail for the coast OF the 26th and the
wagrau be ready 70 start for the destination
The let February tho Imperial also Will be ready for
board the foreign legion IN Algeria tho effective
strength OF which il nearly 900 mon. II IL reported
the seventh ofthe line will embark Brest on board
the rurenne and Jean Hart
SENIOR mons DEFENCE or TIE TRENCH POLICY.
TFrcm The Paris Con stitutionel, Jan. ISL
Here IL politician (solor Mon invested in spain with
immense authority former ambassador Queen Isabella
To Emperor Napoleon VINO declares from the tribune
Of all that he knew. lie not only iociarCait bot eetsb
fishes II in irreftlbc manner by tho read
INK or the dispatches which be sent and thoee
which no received. Even before the signature of tho
Convention OF london SYain ord iciyA FdHe.,
not TO impose but y ffhfate ~ esr' ~ msat N
chical pDrnm,a Neftco by The FREQ choice or the IN
hsbitans spain knew tho preference q frsuce for the
Archduke MAMMALIAN IL the Mexicans ritrd m favor N
that form q government and Gen. Prm himself hrd ben
,nfarraed u bfeIc Ms departure lhe in which q
would necessary to extend tho oirce o military
operations ~ order " obtain s reparatn from McNicp
had foreseen both sides the number ~ troops
placed tho disposal e the comm lndcr inhle u TIE
sransh expedition proves how CHI the Cabinet Of NJ
dred was prenccupied with that eytntuay Lastly the
arrival Mexico Of Am0ne could TITO ess influence tha
decisiou Of General Prim that the former visited the MI
listers a. Madrid, and word from h9n world bepr ~.
feed 10 keep him back. All th0se p int, whrh WIZ
contested Intentionally lett IN hais obscurN have
the ccares Hight throwp them by the speech Of
Mon. Never was the ruth nresenlei in a MOI strik
ing manner tho wboc display 9ss ercat trinp,nh fr
NJ Mon as speaker, but sti creator eatsgpet,on or
oonaclepce for him IN hia public character NJ MN did
not fact consider that bis former functions oblseI
hun 20 silence contrary the interests N his country
served those OF tho Ministry 70 oxtrica.e him
sail RON false position he considered that there was no
more honorable than 10 make an avovsl on an
sincere patriots WI give him credit for this uorsb, and
houoysble ooBdnct