The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-20

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The Prince Wales is not going TO the maritime fcs
nj and Bres the given being that
that Plon Plon disgrace there 10 no Prince OF the
blood 10 receive him The Lords Of the Admiralty have
been invited Paris from Brest, but have sent an ex.
cuse Count Chapelouf Laubat the Minister Of Marine,
stands upon etiquette and will not 60 TO Cherbourg I'M
less he Is positively that the First Lord OF the
From the circumstance Of this MINISTER having sent
captain the navy 70 Pombieres with programme Of
the Jets for the Empcrors perusal the conjecture Ia
hazarded that his Majesty instead Of passing his e day
august 5 at Paris, as has been announced may show
himself to the united fleets at Cherbourg on that day;
The I~depenace Beige Of July 81, contains the fol-
lowing in its leading article
The from Mexico published by the Mon~ has again
yorable 70 see despite the SKIN with which the
the S1 with %a
entirely finding fresh resources either at
home or from without.
The En- que a new and very clever paper by no means
systematically hostile to Napoleons government, ven.
lures upon the following article:-
The Court Mexico seems to US 70 have too many irons In
gushing between those things that are urgent and those
may s be ds to Ssn
shs Of European , spscsa.ors who
Of their arm chairs negects the slow
y y ws alone as % s
Mexico addressed the Aontu Tor the last five
trying everything at His course Is
ge of sGd asv the
First Consul, would be al insufficient TO embrace the
Simultaneously country where yet, there Deher
ss ras ns rs a1
where the circulation Of and without
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surpe before from he civil Of the
Of obtaining applause from the frivolous Journals Of
Europe that letter which Macmillan has addressed
Minister of Public Instruction, Silice0s If
the terrible Parisians Of the Boulevards who sit in
Judgment upon kings and peoples could not help
Laughing when Prince Couxa, the other day. decreed
obligatory instruction the solitudes Of Daca where Is
there scboolmasters but where the country
they say honorable NJ Siccos establishing by
ordinance and due form this obligatory instruction in
Durango Michoacan, J W Leon and Tamauhpasf Just
fancy General Negre cling his advanced posts Papas
Quiaro Jude and San ;ivador General Bncourt vt Sal
tlo Captain De Elchngen at Cadarea, with his counter
gueras Colonel Jeanningros at Monterey; the Juarist
Pescara Pueba and Negrete playing hide and
Minister Siceos' Inspectors Of Public Instruction in
bexbly enforcing the obligatory Of intelligence
and TRANQUILITY counting up the number of hours that
the children Of the Azecs at school Heaven FOR
bid that should presume TO give advice TO Macmillan
blame the zeal he shows not only for gratuous and obga
primary instruction. but also for Greek and Latin ter
"the basis OF all humanitry education" the living
harmony Of developments" philosophy little known
in Mexico" and all the OF i'll But II respect did not
close mouth would TO him-"Sir, Oblge your
subjects their regularity oblge them refrain
from highway robbery oblge them to make you some good
roads, even impress them to get done obge them
give you good recruits who will not desert the field Of
battle oblge them 10 Ike the government generously
asking for and Ia Of their ardent desires; and
then when you have done all this let them cultivate pho
sophy that amuses them, and obge them much you
like assduously to frequent the schoolmaster."
Such all sincerity humble opinion of NJ Slceos'
letter. which the AoniAr much adnres. Is all very
we for the gallery but the advisers Of the Mex
had better for the gallery In Paris
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