The New York herald., 1863-04-11

,s.o .. yers Cruz The Mexicam must have carried on
all their horses INTO the % ,hsi CIV are doubt
ess those which some Of the Frencn omoe'' A~'e
brought with thcm from Algeria"
"Arabian horsssP
Then yc mus, 10, two undsr any circumstances"
rnsrs .ss INT few Of them in the couniry and n n
"No matter we shall the two horses-ooth Ara
Are you going 10 take place by Assau, and annhi
ste the garrison Of Vera cruzs promise you that you
succeed In this you shall not only be COMMANDER pu'
General 10 hief Of the Mexican armies
"Joke as much as you please; but have pan' Aha
| you will II II does not succeed"
LETS have the plan" NJ, ., a., ..
1fhat n almost autborizing me 70 doubt"
.sNothng Of the kind ] am indebted TO you ior pro.
lection as unexpected as kna 'no ,o.y ev mon he
sincerity with which speak and you may count ON 'ne
And his s ihs way Ia which during journey across
the Isthmus of Panama TO New York, ganed aistnIa'
friend able and intrepid agent ana tne risn. a
perty IN magnificent Arab colt, real ana oean'hoi
emu VI '"e IRON xrw YORK TO vKRA CRUZ
I did no, wish 10 remain New York longer than was
absoIuey necessary but unforeseen difficulties threat
% poons stay and e,2yeS S yop @ 'sS' s Soaps Se q
the steamer Ma,anzas ON the passage was a gao "
meet with General GcorgeF y shepey, Military Governor
| of the state cf louisiana, who was going 70 assume 'ns
The opinion Of the General French expedition u
uexico conceded exactly with mine. The hexicans have
no fee, OF war vesse any fortified ports which coue
reouire the presence OF formidable naval force Th'
Of ~ many ships Of the line and
friaates calculated 70 transport thirty thousand soldier
10 Vera Cruz could therefore, be with no other view thai
10 prepare way for future naval movements with 70
gard 70 the United states or at least, 70 throw into tn
balance Of the Northern civil war the moral prestige
the rover Of France backed by the show OF two thoussn
guns in the Of the Gulf. The republic of hexs
hong converted the headquarters ~ French army
and large feet being assembled " AID that army IN
secedns taSs- could claim and obtain. AZ an opporun
moment recognition q their Independence by Francs
supported such action would necessarily be- by powc'
mi land and forces, the prepoDderanoe Of N
r,es. rcpubl o the North wod consequently - ove'
n | thrown Tor . long time.
Th~ var with Mexico may thsresore be in reality pr
aratory creratiQn direct nterveatnn winch weah
a s,ariesfly rrpaid by treaty IN whcn the nat.o
gb, sent that France should take ~ Son,
90 Inc lsthmus of TehuaneTec or any part c the
~ NV ~ Msro Such compcpsat'sn you'd doubtless
> 4 ~ moro importaaoe 10 Emperor Napceon tnan a.
saas,,on OF savoy and Nee or the d~tsnt provinces
| Cuchin China , -. ...t.,v 40 ......... a,
a. -esosnts OF the French squadron. ard Tsomsei
80 LIm through he Consul o the UGltea staies IN ~
v.na oopcerning any oleraons Of thi hnd which eou
o. 1 Interest hs govermeni- ,.-,-- =, -. -, =,
M. s,.s,.,btp ia fr,m Nc~ orleaS~ io Vera Csny b'
h.s, sastsoded for asue lime an< "r sone mhafbe
. ,sssss lad saed fo< Mrx forts sat have stead
...a ,.at ute.eyer ssBd ~ Ieet oi fnf isesfs sh-
si syer lcr sss rssi yargose lrcs os "~svs s0'