The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-22

ND0NNkLLS DEfENCk VI HIS fOLtCf
fadrs (ec. 3i) correspondence OF the London Postl
Marshal Donucll last addressed the Senate 10 tho
hope OF turning aside the TEMPEST which hangs over his
head. His chief object 10 rcetore harmony Ia the
ranks of the union, government arty, by convincing
Prim. Mon, Coucha, Bermudsz de Castro, Armcro and
hundred others that they ought 10 forget all their d
fercnces the Of the union che government
In accord with all, and wanted 10 have them its
side That this AZ his 90 ec appeared evident from hts
whole speech which be had been several weeks
preparing, aud hoped BY 70 cause quite a
revolution IN the vicalvar,st camp unhappily,
all reconciliation was out OF the question. when
the Marshal dissvowed Count do Regss apology Of
Juarez, everybody remembered the apothesis o. tho
Mexican President by N Csldcron Colanics. when he
planned the letter OF The Treaty OF London ior the pur
OF showing that the said treaty oreosed TO inter
vcntion the communications which pre- eced the treaty
there TO protss, against the speaker when be dc.
cared that Spain could not ncgsaic with Juarcz M the
latter would fuihl none Of hrs new engagements the
Treaty of soedad, which recognized the government OF
Juarez said 10 the contrary and when he approved Of
the cmbarkalon Of the inevitable fact, every
senator called mind the instructions given 10 The Mar
qns De Ia Bavane. His attempt TO satisfy rrim without
offending Concha-to natter toncha without breaking
with Primts confirm the declarations of NJ. calderon
Cantes without provoking contradiction the part OF
NJ Mon, who is perfectly acquainted with the negotiations
10 Paris and London was certainly no proof OF tact,
Marshal 0Donnes coqutnce has consequently been all
thrown away. every retained hts previous convic
tons di-oorarri and disaai yrsra7ed in ssry oaap
TIRE PADRE MIRANDA AND GENERAL PouEy.
publishes letter from Mexico which states that when
Father Miranda, known there ss writer and poet pre-
scented himself al the French headquarters at Vrzaba,
General orey gave him 10 understand that his presence
might give rise to wrong Interpretations that he (,he
Gensra), determined 10 follow poicy o. conclA-
ton and would receive with equal favor al tree raro,s
whether liberals rcsctiopists but that he should
quire declaration Of their sentiments wralnr. The
reverend father then presented the following decsraon
the Geperal-"ln visiting the headquarters ~ The
French army, declare that have No other motive than
b. contribute by wcrd and deed TO the oi the
French ntsrvenon understood By the french general
consequently hereby engage 70 abstain from very at
VII Oh might false dca of the fmpsrnr NaIolsans
policy the OBJ " which To site ell honorable
" one party animated with love ~ their country aud
ven " 'ousa ase " ~ '
mon. also promise IN exert all my nnseno@ In cain
the Public mIrd and secure the rscsalon Of the com
NAPOLEON As axSERAL.rScsIEr IN nENIco.
Iparls (jan. ~ corre-p sdcnce q Lnndeo News
rcr has written an aatcsrsph letter u Asra Jar en- Dc
Ia Gravicrc % Communicate 20 him bis NAistys per.
socal plans for the conduct Of hs expedition W Mevco,
ard 20 ask from him minute report ~ he state q the
expedniupsry corps. and Of the "esmcss a success
PLACED At the disposition q Geseai forcy This "a
literal translation d What the Ns,os says bot really
most astounding n ~ mems snyihing sresEs ,hat The
EMPEROR cannot trust 10 tbe refofis - General foey,
ore of THE meet distinguished generals ~ the Freneh
army but IN obi xed 10 ash On 10 act spy uroa
him ard WHETHER he y DOING an that ought 90 -
done with the elements % success lbe hnpssor 10
eIsts the Nsiios " assured, berg IN cruc With
p,etc seitsie ~ the state pub'c opinion IN hsrco
toe ards the french VIVA, can this meant 10 the Enre
ror only alive 10 What all the wora has known tor
mor,hs rsst, xlr,-thn the french ir,erverilcn vas
hated and csested Mcxcs except ny The PRIESTS and
mssn. sny,hne, " yresn,n, canarmsiion o. he had
news a the expedition wb the government has hbsr
10 attempted 70 conceal y shows that slsrn . nov
felt and that for getting out ~ the with the
lcss, discredn possible are sought for.
The Cotton ramsae IN France.
Tho new number u tho Re.us Ia DvssS Mcnls draws
fc,cble picture OF the distress the cotton manufac
turing districts OF Normandy France aud msk~ an ela
ouens appeal IN their behalf aud very properly rebnsss
the French press for rs silence the sahcc 10 he
dcpartucrs Of the Lover seine alone Toe 600 workmen
that say 200 coo Or 200 600 ersonsarc now reduced
-. auaf hatr ast.r
az irarroyemeut for many Tonths 70 come. According
"a ,he Archbishop Of Ruuen the railway stations a-e bc
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