The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-07
THE WAR IN MEXICO.


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Paris (June 2i) correspondence Of London Tmes.I
The Montteur Of yesterday published short notice,
addressed by General Forey to the Emperor in addition
to those which have already appeared the operations
at Puebla That report must contain information Of the
highest interest," and much regret expressed that has
not been given IN ertno According 10 the Moniteur
General Forey mentions that copies OF the speeches or
NJ Jules Favre and NJ. Picard In the Legislative Body
the in Mexico found by thousands translated
into spanish among the objects that fell into the hands
Of the French The intention Of the Moniteur evil
IDENTIFY to excite ifeeng against these deputies for
having, in the exercise OF their undoubted right criticised
the policy q the Governments and the speech Of jules
marked effect the public These speeches were given
at the time in the Moieur, and were OF course, trans
reproduces the debates In foreign Paraments and the
Aons~ devoted quite as much space 70 the replies Of
had the poison they also had the the
tdote But what the public wish 70 have the report OF
General Forey at length They feel keen interest in all
relates TO the army aud they think that there
strong giving other extracts
interesting than that which refers to the speeches Of NJ
Jules Favre and N. Picard.
THE NEW TARIFF IN MEXICO.
4& From tho Paris Noniteur, June Il
General forey has recently issued decree intended
s terms merchandse imported into Mexico al the ports
q &c countIy under French authority only pay
by the present tariff That reduction applicable 10 all
goods imported at Vera Cruz since the occupation Of that
port Payment Of the entire duty will continue to BE-
l. ON all merchandise landed elsewhere than in the
ports occupied, even II declared 70 be destined for dis
trcts under French authority; and.
Q On all merchandise which, though landed in ports
occupied by France, shall be destined for any part Of
Mexico not under French authority. The reduction
aforementioned does not apply the additional duties
a. al present established. SN4 ~
TIE yEELINo III ROME. ~ 81
Rome June 23l Correspondence OF London POSI- q
This morning, at day break salvoes Of artillery from
the Castle OF ST. Angelo announced the Eternal City
that the French had been successful in Mexico
that the city Of Pueba had General Forey
From the tone Of the Ponthcal press IL is be inferred
that this success grateful the Court OF Rome
The Ossrrdtors Romano remarks on this sub,ect,-In
Mexico the imperial eagles have fought for oIpcssed
Catholici invaded property public rights trampcd
by the trucuent tyranny Of Benilo Juarex and
satellites The houses OF the Lord shut or pro-
famed, the bishops dispersed The clergy nped The pro
perry Of citizens was threatened by apacty,
foreigners insuted defraIded and the
Of friendly Powers not even respected. France,
abandoned by England and Spain carried out rel
and humane undertaking And therefore Piedmontese,
Mazxnians aud kngllah have been seen uniting In the
common purpose spreading lying dispatches about the
The Correspondence de Rome Of this evening makes the
following observations Whilst we writing, the
non OF the Castle Of st. Angelo for the Romans
the capture Of Puebas This glory Tor France
triumph for the church, check for the revelation The
church and France associated this great enterprise
the revolution has presen,meni OF this union and re
fuses even now 10 believe in the disasters Of soldiers
OF Juares ), At present in the mind Of the Mexi
can people France the Cahoc element ayeng
ing Revolutionary oppression and saving national indie
pendence and e We seem 70 see, as in Julio Romano s
grand painting at the Vatican the angel OF justice and
mercy gearing above the soldiers France and pointing
out the enemies they q STRIKE they are
spare. Then lot tue Of Catholics and good people
accompany IN Mexico the eldest daughter The church,
SHIPMENTS FROM FRANCE
tPariR (June 2S) correspondence Of London News
Two hIndred mules and certain number Of horses
have arrived here by rail he shipped on board The
Aube, steam Transport Tor Mexico They are all picked
ANNALS well calculated TO bear long voyage after
wards 10 undergo fatgung campaign Two lrst COM
mssarat clerks have Just been appointed 10 serve IL
Vera truz They are to embark board the Claren.e
and will be charged with the supern lendencs and &C
counts " the provision stores In Mexico
Among other persons who 20 il that vessel ia
Sister Marie de la Crox who last year served with great
devotcdness in the French hospitals At Vera Cruz