The New York herald., 1864-09-26
The Mexican EmpIre.

THE RESULT OF THE wAR-MAxniILYAN's POLICY
OFFEsD5 FRENCH PRIDE AND TOUCHES FRENCH
PoCKETS-ooMING RESIGNATION or NAPoLEoNs
coMaERCIAL COMMISSIONERS TO HE NEW empire;
Peris Sept. 81 correspondence OF Liverpool Journal
experienced French commerce at the sorry result OBJ
ained after the immense expenditure made by the
government 10 the expedition to Mexico the news from
that place becomes every day humiating and dis
tresing to those OF business who have ventured
their capital upon the strength Of promises SO largely
distributed by Macmillan and his supporters
have lying before me at this very moment letter
from the agent OF OF the great commercial houses
Paris who had been despatched to Mexico by special in
vitation from Maximians govorpment. in order TO
ab kind OF International interest in disposing Of The
produce OF the two countries. few extracts rem this
precious missYe will place you at once in position TO
Judge Of the progress Of events IN the country con-
whose coming eagerly looked Tor as that Of the
Messiah has done nothing as yet to Justify the reputation
with which it has pleased the ourlais or Futope TO
invest him: ard the despair and Encouragement
which has seized upon the French population OF the
city al its height. natural enough 60 suppose
that tho Emperor who his position entirely to
French influence would have felt KIDD o. gratitude
towards Frenchmen by favorug them when opportunity
offered Bit il quite the o6otrary The very title Of
Frenchman sufficient 10 cause suspicion ard disgust
the exclusion from all publie benedt
Of the indvidna who bears 4 is Ma iesy vino during
tie voyage, had manifested firm intcnt.cn ct seeking
eSppsaa Il lis 'o pocv eompeeS sses s aSshme
the throne Is IL the french army Is 50 IN
popular, s 1t that he wishes to make himself 'nae
PENDENT Of the Emperor Napoleon Bot whatever tue
| cause, it is ev!den. that he IS courtin. popuarIy
tn the Nexicans by turning his back everything
] French. Surrounded by three four Austrian aud
Belgian Officers, Hno deiest Us most cordially, he obso
luely refuses 10 confirm nominatons cr French
officers about his person which mad been made ,ars
under the uplifted birch of Nspoaon He is likewise
reorgauzng the Mexican army and obstpatcy refusing
ali adniss oa 10 French olcers More than two hundred
applications have beca seat a None Lave obtaned the
tion or how great the credit at Court has
named and is remarked that st every Of the
candidates have come from France expressly Tor the pur
pose-more than score with recommendations from the
Badis and Costa no have been for the asst two years
In Nnylc am q
duties and put something Ike order into the
finances haye oeen 50 compe'ey a,a upon ane shs
mlnt,n the ancient Mexican system, and to bestow
every junction the ndoent and incapable Mexcans
they have res lived TO leave and, while write are now
with his Majesty resgnng into bis hands their projects
of reform and their powers Of action. Hared egainf
Faacs fodinq he air Every day fresh petit
on is launched by the peope ct Mexico praying for the
expulsion Of the French army. General Baaane, who s
desperate alteration with his Majesty and has written
by this very m. to his government for instructions to
gives MS greater uueaness still IS the order Of the day
Just issued which declares that immediately the close
her he will qait Mexico at the head Of the army leaving
city to the sole guardianship Of the Mexican troops
The general belief here that he is about To start for
Sonora aod thi the e French will occupy that
povce security for the payment OF the Mexican debt
affect to believe that the order OF the day only
issued to brighten Maximan rejecting what might
be the consequences for IL the French troops were
in reality quit Mexico Maxmiiau would very be
compelled follow. His Majesty thinks to himse
beloved OF the population by natterng the Mexican
u
the character He should have sought support
| in French influence and have ruled with the sabre He
has entirely missed hs road that nobody believes
moment 10 the duration OF the empire THIS uncertainty
parsy kind OF business and any negotiation
and French speculation is syssmstcaIy repuised Tue
Beaians and Austrlpa are naturally enough greedy in
proportion their conviction OF the ebert lived opporu
nifty; and to the purveyng q the army, has already
| become a question whether tho French contracts will
be executed Everything to be Of Mexican produce
costing double OF course and the French commissariat
having once resigned It's functions, there will be NO
Of getting paid as the government already with
GEN Vol in whom the French Emperor had placed such
entire confidence, and who had himself entirely
worthy OF H. has been wholly set aside. Meanwhile hi
has been sub eced TO the most shabby treatment Maxi
eaef miIiare de "a mdisen,' and thanked bis French
Majesty. moreover, for the propostco Bu', as this
MaximsD ovefawsd BY The Xustre: Belgian party, has
| never dared TO ratiy y, and the General romans
first alshisd and instead cf being called daiy con-
ference with the Emperor has invited to
o se chief Of hs yhs d.ss
tation evinced by this Official for every thing French
to bs fapcy cnaavsau had come from Paris to take he
| p'st occupied Eicuis. He had accompanied Maxi
s OH % but nas
TO the great surprise and disgrace OF the latter
pointed Immediately On n' arrival 50 ,nas poor csuu
nothing TO do here purposes to return to Paris BY the
| bext steamer.
\ MAMMALIAN TO THs AUSTRIAN SAvY.
! From the Free Prese, OF Vienna, Sept. ST.
/ The pnbc ~ already aware that the Emperor Maxi.
milan Mexico has sent the Grand Cross OF the Order
OF Guadaloupo 70 Rear Admiral reestthoi tes,imo-
NAL Of admiration for his conduct n the action of Hell.
| goland. aud has also remitted to him a OF ten
thousand francs for dstribu among the wounded
well the widows and orphans Of those who tell in that
| engagement
letter dated hexico 9th July his Majesty says to
the Rear mira-Athoueh the wide separates
from dear country and from the Austrian navy which
| 10 dear me, shall to sympatbi7e
deeply with all iis joys ana surcrirgs greatly
moved on learning from the journals the OF the
val nction honorable for Austria, in which you
gagged superior Danish force, and made the Danes
bear witness 10 the gallautry Of Austrian sailors.
Among other hatiering words recognizing the bravery
or the Austrian the Emperor MACMILLAN saysYou
have shown with the officers and brave crews placed
under command, what the Austria navy cspa
bic " doing 10 conupctures aud what
services may render TO Austria under more advan-
tageous circumstance
Napoieon's DfmcultIes.
THE COMING DECLINE OF THE HEALTH OF THE
BMrERoR-Hls ALLEGED INABILITY TO "woRK'
As usUAL-SEw EMBARRAssMENrs BY ROYAL