The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-24

llroln tho LONDON lines ttity Artslcl, Sept III
il not believed that any thing Is really known OF the
plans contemplated BY the reach government for esab
fishing the future financial position q the Mexican em.
pire. The following statement, however which has been
received by london house from French
win indicate the ideas that are current on The sub
joot:- .
scheme = : said, Il now on foot IN psris sud Vienna
for raising Mxcsn loan, TO lie sulrmieei by France,
wbc VIII hold certain portion OF liesican territory
= security. IL win be based thu following
conditions, vn.-iweny i've out o. the tventy.nine
bonahoders NJ to January lsC4, to be capitalized and
the balance paid in cssh out OF the lean. which VIII
paccc and spirits win DO doubled ana the whole amount
derived from this source, bypotheoated logchey with
ATTY per cent Of all other cosions daes to tho pune
tusi payment o. tho foreign dividends sud 10 provide
sinking fund Cor the gradual liquidation or the foreign
debt by drawing, o. IS practscd in Chic ami pcru It's
APPOINT mixed commission IN the capital 10 carry
out the faithful payment Or said duties quarterly
aud there 70 be preference IN the tluida,lon % he
various foreign bonds lhc nssriy Isolated peninsula Of
Old or lower California, divided IRON sonora BY a gull
seven hundred miles long, called the lake Of California OF
tho yermIiop Sea II Is said win DO the territorial secu.
rity coded 10 France IL contains sixty thousand
square miles Cor about tho slse Of England aud wales)
silver, lead and copper mines. and Islands with
forests OF cedar trees II ~, moreover the point
in Mexico TO The french possessions In the Pacific.
NJ. Chevaiier on the Spread Of Democracy.
HAS FRANCE A DEMOCRACY or A DrsroTlsx g--m,Ir.
ism DEFENCE or AusTmA AND RUSSIA.
Ii lI.l
~ Michel Chevaller Informs that democracy s ran.
Idly spreading In the world, that this 10 glorious
thing and the world Is indebted 10 France for H. but
before thank France for the git lot Est that
We have got H. "Le b.gecya,ie coui. yl<ins eordsp
says W. Chcvaier. does ~ II may be The fault OF olr
eyes, but ws do no u. II the stream ia SO
full, We ought TO count en- finding an overflow.
ing fountain head. democracy ought 10 be rampant In
France Bus Tho French CONSTITUTIONS democracy Al ali
We should have called u military ccspotsn IL has all
the look q ono In old fashioned c'assincatons Of
governments would have nguref as one but this we
presume, " mistake. There new definition Of de-
mocrncy according 10 which the most pure and genuine
form OF democracy Is military tyrsnny-of course q
iensroisnt and parental mfircyy fyrarny Here h tho
soul and essence OF democracy relieved from the an.
tcrnal case and husk Of ~, which was all that the
old definitions concerned themselves with Here ia
the life and quintesscncc Of popular liberty and
popular power and popular rights extracted from the raw
material. and magnsnimousy casting aside, as dross
which Is not wanted stands IN the way liberty OF
speech right Of inquiry right n dscslcu W short any.
thing that goes under the head OF political freedom This
tho base, caterpillar state Of democracy Of which
II energies WIN gorgeous wings and shining coat Of
mail--thas ~ TO say, wstA an army n half msiion
AMI an rmpsv0r. That " N. Chevalcr's pure
democracy with which the French cup Ia
brimuipg over. Away with all old poiicus OF
ropular rights, old constitutional forHuls about
REPRESENTATIVE assemblies freedom 81 election freedom
a. the presthey merge and are sbsorbd 10 tiss auIpt
rsssn,sl form q dsmcerscy-s mllpfv dcoctIsm. We