The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-12
THE WAR IN MEXICO.
Debate ON the Engsdision in the French

Debate ON the Expedition I'm the French
In the Chamber q bopusss on ' the assa ul,imo NJ
Theirs strongly ceusured the expedition 10 Mexico
present and past condition, as well as with regard to Its
future consequences He concluded by demanding that
France should treat with Juaroz to preserve her
honor and the interests formerly guaranteed the
expedition would only result In an Indefinite and runous
NJ Chalk dEss.Apge defended the expedition AZ being
uarez and expressed hope that tranquility would soon
be established "Ihen," said he, "our troops will be
NJ Berger, in reply said Franco had been mislcd Ho
maintained that the government was unpopular in Mexico
and ought TO retire.
PREPARATIONS AND NEGOTIATIONS or THE EMPEROR
Vienna letter Of January % sayshs acceptance or
the OF Mexico by the Archduke Macmillan
an irrevocable fact His Imperial Hghness viii return
tomorrow 10 Trieste 10 make his final preparations for
the journey second Mexican deputation s expected
March, with the result Of the pefsGm, after which the
T hvs even biz %
terprse Of the Archdukc, who looks on 10 az purely
personal matter, placing the empire under no obligation
Tho Court OF Mlramar has entered upon negotiations
with France England snd indirectly. with President
THE LATEST NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3o-Eyen,ne.
me vienna corresponaent OF inc London Im,, says
the Archduke Macmillan has ot yet denitivsy accept
ed the Mexican crown he get loan OF f1o 900 600
case will he 60 70 Paris before March.
The O'Kane-Palmerston Divorce shit
COMMENCEMENT OF THE TRIAL--srArExENr OF MR.
TIMOTHY JOSEPH o'KAHE AGAINST THE PREMIER.
COURT on rRopATB AND DIVORCE, LONDON, JAN. 20.
Before Sir J. r. Wide.
OKdne u.s. OKdae aud Eord Pdimeston. was
very large attendance OF the bar and OF the pubc this
morning. consequence Of tho or this case
ing In the motion list II has already becu before the
Judge Ordinary In Chambers, but this the rst occa
sion OF tie being mentioned In open court The petition
Is In tho following terms:--
IN rpr uArrrR CRANE &c rSvrR.
RoAr, BAYswArsR, IN rnK COUNTY OF sippLrssx,
DATED Iqru nay or OCTOBER, A. d. 1903
soSs @ amay married q Margaret Mada usu 81
IA Norris OF No. John street Sutton str Ct Commercial
road east in the SAIL county 2, Mnae s " St
tina. after his saa marriage, your petitioner lived aud
cohahited with his said wife ct No John street Sutton
he 81 Kerry IN Ireland: aud At No e Grove place
issue Of the said marriage yiSone con and four dauRh
% Tha on or about the 10Th day Of June ises and at
Pccadily In ibc raid county OF Midiesex and at Divers
sommed adultery with ono Henry John Temple vscount
fenssrson n 81 First Lord Of er Malesys Treasury.
able u 70 decree s% sns declare Inc said
rsss u your petitioner and the said Msrgaet Matilda Az
9 S. = ana ;. css e sd MA ~ s g 2
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Treasury AND your pe'u2vsr WI, ever grsy,, o.u,Sr
The citation was issued by Thomas Wells of AZ Moor
ton and copy Of the petition having been served in the
u.s. o. course on tho respondent and on Lord PaImorson
an appearance was therefore entered for the respondent
~ chaIlT Aelsisy, " No. Staple lpp, and Tor Lord