The New York herald., 1863-09-06
THE INVASION OF MEXICO.


Progress or the Anglo French Coalition.
JIrom the Paris Constitutional. August 21.l
q We did not expect prompiy, and from snch
source london Times and Hcro,d, 80 striking a de-
fence OF the policy OF the French government in Mexican
feelings which inspired the enterprse. Tho national
honor ef France at stake, and the object 10
proceeding worthy only or semi ba rbsrous nation OF
tyrannlcal minority which despoiling our country
ana insulting France 10 the person OF her representa-
tives continue longer without repression An august
voice has sad"Ibere are no longer any countries so
distant where attack directed against the honor OF
France remains unpan shed The whole question
therefore to know, after the departure OF
alcs, whether II might not be better to connne
oui selves TO a partial expedition, which would
only have procured insufficient satisfaction and which
IL would have been necessary TO recommeDce
OF two. 10 have adopted that course would have been
70 enter snder the pretext of economy series of
penses with limit well Rs without any compensation
worthy OF great country. The expedition which was
resolved upon appeared hazardous, but IN reality
prudent II imposed. the present serious sacrifices
bat which were small comparison with the results
which reserved for not very distant future. The
English ournals which we havc named above have nj
ready what the commerce of Europe Is about 10
gain from the pachcaton q Mexico by Trance, from re
cstab ncd order owing our diniercsed intervention
in that country which only IRON revolution 10
fall into another in that country which might have been
prosperous and was 80 unfortunate.
oes the choice vl the Austrian Archduke respond 10
desired and requirements ni the Mexican people IL ~
the iphabitants o. Mexico VINO will have TO decide
France being crupulousy faithful To the principles which
she has LAID down intends 10 exercise no pressure. and
leave the country entirely free ihs notnbes OF Mexico
40 All the other municipalities will declare themselves in
turn. ir the Archduke Ma mllian i elected sha
congratUiste Mexico on having called 20 the throne hs
prince who seems nttsd govern her
II fact Tsssibie 10 think Il ectng emperor
belonging 10 one of the maritime naiions The resnng
families of France srain and Esgllud were excluded.
Consequently who could present himself more naturally
than prince OF the House Of Austria, especially the
present conditions OF Austria In EIrore' AnS what
prince O; that lustrons appeared wcrhy of
the tarone than the Archduko Max.mla laA. who, In
rnarkabe and difficult situations has let such durable
uf mind n.Odel dsDf
tiOnf
prpLoxATIc COMMUNICATIONS FROM rHE sew cABr.
NET oF MEXICO.
Iron Galignanis Messenger, August II
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs OF the Mexican trium
virs,e has hA.,ened 20 put himself N relation with the
tries The Grst communication which he has addressed
10 them s despatch IN which the Under secretary of
state makes Known the of the order of
Knighthood Of Nore Dame de GuadaIoupe uaituted by
Iturbde and the statutes of which had received the
appreciation of Plus IN.
THg rARis PUNCH ON THE WAR IN MEXICO.
Paris august 2i1 correspondenes of a.. London Post
The marvellous esultation of the clerical 90 the
Meyco ana The belief that the Catholic party in frsnce
has row In the highest quarters IN ell the great
les OF Europe devoted friends has called from that
lover Of fuu and frolc ghd,rdr, bitter remarks
a the alliance amongst the Catholic nations. IL oh.
scrvcs-Ihis glorious prosrsci has inspired The Union
with one Of those tery nis d yrcsm which occasionally
rslre TO the e, Ell of Pindsr All dsseuters liberal
thlubers must henceforh keep on their guard Woe -
s vho do not attend Confession certificates viii
lsfo,s ips be articles Of nrsi necessity We do 10,
know whether the late high temper Ature IN the cause
but there Just now rccrud~ccoce of rhramon,ape
raGs,sm PEOPLE must take rar1 they are not bitten.
II thus concludes SPIRITED remarks on the crusade
now going forward Liberal thinkers beware. The time
Ia moi far distant when You viii have 70 bsricae your
selves IA yonr houses aud keep watch and ward you do
not sh 10 b. by these icaguees' urtho
dow Wa never rampant than st the present mo-
mept il resolved not 70 Tolerate any KIND Of contrad-
tior in the soi dsdns Catholic countries. Another ~
bartholomew becoming pctsibc. There are persons
who already iupe tile hope that Catholic. Apostolic
pofnau and militant Germany vii issue ffoin tho con.
rress al Frankfort
NAPOLEON ~ CAMP AT cHALoSs.
from the Psrs konitegT, August IL
Tbe Emperor yesterday went through the whole q the
camp and Afterwards visited IN detail the military bake
houses and rcgneutal nnrmares His Majesty expressed
hts satisfaction nj all he saw. and able 70 Iudge hn
sch Of the excellent sanitary state Of the troops, which
Was not fer memert Affected by the great heat that
prevailed.
The Fnperor his return TO the imperial headgnay.
ters Marshal the Duke De Tetuan who bad se
20 be prescott at the grand msnmuvrc~ On Prdsy and
Monday next The uarshal Is accompanied by Generals
Cabelero de Rhodss and SsiAs Confnandant Osma and
captain csucipo de tisno.
Al seven in the evening there arrived Al the
headdusrees the Prince dc Bohs nzoern ant ~ son
rnrr anotrss, who viii remaa hero during the Fmp.
rgris stsyS Ms Royal Hgibcsa " q cofnpaniea br hls
r. a. csnlp. Csytslu De ~ rr~s, M'or isa-eu q, lie
,,lItary ,ttoche q, the rrusslsn Emba~s o.s 81 de-
ri.c and sen,enabt Coot. de wsdel
xses,i coon; r. pdon Minister o, War, ,ssrxh,l n.
A. Ma erta ,nd General Hamilton, ~ th usiist .--,y
.se sl ytsiofs n, ,he hrpcror dnrrrz ~. s,sy ~
w.e.ty IL IN TOE .s.os nsot of ercslleot heaAah.