The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-05
Sapoleou's D.s gas in Mexico EcrsshadoTed

PARIS, jane ! 5 - Ia tie Island OF Ggnpia 1t
was laid down that the moat I1ss war winch II
w:ss possible to wage W as agsi1as 3 Dasioa too
indolsrt to make Hke 0f natursl a1vanfagss
The hiagicans have certainly inas 5tit little oi
thes fertile country; 8.id according 10 Ctooisi,
law, she Gaui was 9aita iaa,iiai IL wiahingt t.
,inde.ts ko the eg5nsfRtion 1geneT2la race,
provided ne wsns ttets Lo ss5aoItau law, orier,
ayG good Il Goyera;nanT. In he En- oSToG' 4 i6ttsF
10 Gen. Fcfsy. .iaDAing BIN and the troops m
Ger his command, he aiiudss 10 certain orieTs
which ha wishea to see rssfied on. such as,he
creation o. u stable form. ef f:ovsrn an which.
from lack Vi material. is .9Ii be diiii I'll 10 CON
struo5 This does not, no Gevar appear 70 be h
otisas CT tho expedition, but only IN execse
ysi!ing mora serious is;teniiona. Ga III. 81 o;
1uly las. Napoleon III. diaiuotlJ stated TO siia
Chambers that ii wuGla be dangerous 10 81
eAuisrica to s3,za tie Mexican gai4 and
thus 10 inmate tie Soniharn States and the
Wet Indies Jlsrez suffers from fer of
Yaniee nggresS50n. Iti speech, Of ccars :.
n.,gsi. haVo Lisant that the oaly way to Sr5asr
tie designs OF Brother j ,ns,han was iy the
establishment Of powsT;ul Mexican empire
espA.is O.. defending itself and ia Sout..ara
nsigabors against ths iusty Republic cs the
North not al that tine il s. hopaiass collapsed
condition Ii euc, i,!e.s Wsrs then entest lin
ed. they gaea, u have teea sLnce lat year
graatiy modified. La place Of a Mexican EN-
pire, ruled by Il n.8imbsT CT the Uspsburg or
Bonspar,s families, & French pro'consulsaip
will most likely socH De ssen. Another Dake
OF Meiakotf wiil al. on the throne o. another
Alg ria 50 violent change as this. and Ore
which would naturally create good dss. @.
alarm, may not be accomplished by the. twink
ling of an eye but what is France doing II,
present
L gauca at the map OF HEsxicv will show
the large SsIora district, lying ctose to the
gold fields of California a Efeaeb commit
son has already expiorad aad res ported on this
ramIcu, which, ia nliaarg, wealth, has net it's
sqnai in the world Mexican sgesd has aloue
prevented the working Of its fabulous mines
No sooaer did a-s Of a-an biz on ledge, opsn
II up, and commence unyeinp iss richss, than
down on thea would sweep some mouutain
lord TO lsvy black IL ai!. ifxa0.i0n would fel,
low exac.ioD, until al length ths miners were
driven away. In this district it il now said
that Francs is 20 demand or take considerable
territorial possession, paying 10 royalty. Ia
or:sr to place herself in rapid communication
with her new colony, az esSe, ehe will snr a
iias Of railway. already begun on the Atlantic
side across Msxi:o To tbs Pacific port of
America. Fer this port ths togfa't hss
iasa sailed, with engineers AID material
for commencing lhs work. Bat besides THE
lilis, au..iog Mexico ia two lower down to tee
South, 4 shlp cana; ia projected. Pathsps n
lAasscps NAV be appointed, shpaii tf.ucs, M
lno.ss.sd by England across the Atlantic saaeT
the SasZ ss;itslug to slip through. Iue Empefor
hiasalf having written oE l1e feasibility Of
wedding the Atlantic t.ni :'le'is. ID iuiy as
GRANTED viii. ali practicable Eo u.ee, aud nas
il ssems, decided Oh Gua tot iss ;fom ,ha
Southern frontier. Ia o.; i5f thEs these lines
may ha safs;y uesa tie st4:s OF Mexico must
bs greatly i.aprovea. and iife s-i property
rendered secure With Mrahlo,. a'i 3aarez
Goyeroulent aneeecGins oas 3EotErr, this very
desirable traEgaissS would be iaio1ssio.s -
The South oi aisxiso will 20 ih.ersscted in
order to keep up communication with the
North, aaa It Is hoe lmpo.sih.e fna.. 10 protect
tlfa Sou,h the esDr,e will bs required
France has NJ " nothing ID fasr ifar: the
Monroe dcufyias; the United Ste.es, bieedlay
q, every pore, is weak snd esseuaatel as 4 ziok
infsnt When North AID South asr aapafaled
Washington will be far away from the MagI-
can border and the sesnesct iis trtun pms, ana
France and the North VII: only jaetle each
os.sr whera California and sonoTa meet Iaa
Southern ConfsdesGoy, with troops in hand,
might provo :. Troublesome nsighbor Il will
be retnemL sred that atir was made in Texas
abou. wear seo concerning some French In.
triyue in that country. Is IA now talked OF
Texas s,ipping away from the South and irving
ssif Government, under tns joiGt protection Of
France and England, or, il would be more
proper to say, undsr tha frotseeioa Of F.anes.
When the nsxt French fariiamsn. mssts
the EMPEROR will mako known his in.sn.
ti,ns and explain, il he intends to keep ani
to held Mexico, all the advantages 10 he
expected from the annexation. lie will
point cut to the Senate and faithful Commons
The wealth of Sonora, with i.s fns par. OF
Gasymsa; all that may b. derived from hola-
ing that place and AcsPalco, with perhaps the
intervening hssbors Of 81. Bias and Ms2a.l IN;
in fact, the whole Msxic LII coast On the Pacific.
To shis may be aided the destruction OF the
Panama route, now naed for communication
bstwsen Europe sad California. Tie ts.ds
aud passengers between tEess two places viii!
nataraliJ prefer caose expeditions and safer
route than - present exists.
Il was on the ls.h Of May tha. B2xaIno
pushed forward in pnFsni. II Couenfort,s
scsttsrsa hordee; from Pasbla to Msxiso Is a
matter Of : weeks march, sap2csinx ths road
AID the mountain slopes through which /. rms
70 BE- Isft undefendsd; and it with Mexico CITY
fnIls the Mexican nation, the E~perar's idea
Will be backed tJ ths French nation, ard, al.
Ter hasins bssn tho snhjec. Of mach snimsd.
vsssion, 6seons - popular to-day a. they were
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