The New York herald., 1865-06-24
Tho Mexican Eserhant---What Will
France 20 With It9
THE GOVERNMENTS REPLY
TEE BAILeT AED TIE BAYoEET.
APPROVAL OF MR.. LINCDLN'S POLICY.
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ranelatei for tho NEW York HFn.Lp from the Opinion
Nationala, OF Junc o.
Tne legislative Body met yesterday, President Schnei
Mr. Rouher, Minister Of State and the other govern
cncnt commissioners present.
Several local bills wcro adopted
The order ~ tho day the adjourned discussion on
The budget.
Mr. BEaRyEr opp Expressed his surprise that tho re-
port Of tho Committee Surveillance of the Sinking Fund
had not becn distributed the deputies also those re.
@ sss 20 .ns s csse ne des Dps ct and to
merits were important for the discussion OF the budget
Tho PRssrNr-The reports in question have been sent
30 the printing office, AID the moment they erm
nted shall be distributed Tho credits demanded for
shc LIST and I'd sections of .lc War Department were
adopted On tho 3d section tpay and maintenance Of
Ioopel for which supplementary credit to the oxtent
" SO, IT'S, ,60lf Soc was demanded
TIE PHILANTyRoiTc Ht1IvE OF MEXICAN KxPEprTox
Nr. JULES FAyRB (the leader Of the republican par
y).rhc government ard the committee, in demanding
mllions impose the duty Of mining the dre.
<ent items Of which the expenditure s composed You
are aware that the most considerable tho Mexican
peciton which figures In the receipts well in the
expenditure But to obtain tho twenty FIVE millions Of
receipts we expend tho thirty millions now demanded
IA1 euPeatsn was undertaken % a recognised
sam o, about Million ta eventual claims ,cAcA might
UGry from re to trclrc aiuis, and already
oxrTsd ezpense Of r Audye red n.Iiona Il is time to
ascertain what to be the extent OF sacrifices We
nave been told moro than that such examination
would DO snoppotnns inpradent ord unporic and that
aon Is TO reduce rs TO sLcnce may bid ae the little
Rcc.- which tie consusio gives the Legislative Body
Ilnterrupconl We have no initiative. Decisions
taken without consulting u.s. and II may not examine
chem afterwards, We may as well a5dicate at ire
tcntion, but wish to examine the question fairly with
ono sole object o. ascerainng the truth or course the
spr OF dlspaagcment is not to bo admirods il the
spirit OF systematic Illusion which accepts everything
With blind confidence and encourages sorts of onerty
and roLy You Will remember. gentlemen, that when
che question Of the expedition first broached We adp
turcd tho government to restrict to obtaining satsfac
fon for our grievances aud to avoid interfering with the
government differed widely then from that which we
havo lately heard AI ieats Of ESTABLISHING az, empire
sOas loudly disavoed and the character which the oy
srnment guve tho expedition did not dIer much from
ahe system we have always counsened. It was said
shat we only went to obtain redress Of grievances,
aud that eae Aertc1. nation soald alone decide IN is
future governnsest In the month OF june, Ise2 the
Hon Mr. Eillault remarked In confirmation OF such intcn-
Sion, "When TIE French dg tie tval Of Me1o
wen @ aHpoIical sAcdes reactonxs as ,rc a, l1eyals
eci1 b ollo~d o erpss ter oriions Al ,siI B. az
@ @ sI G ,ss ase san ~sTs the ,s
gentlemen, which Influenced the resolutions Of the
majority. The grand conceptions expounded by the
Minister Of State the day before yesterday are very diff
ferent Tho idea Of founding empire seems TO have
ssSs ns e Sv events The Of re-
n the commencement Of tho expedition We went to
eycngo our wrongs, and TO ascertain tho wish Of the
Mexican natien which was TO determine action Wo
hear very different language; but VIC cannot rest
satsned with no words is duty 4? look facts
<Approbation the benches the speaker Though
che great talents of the Minister OF State swayed tho
cslons Of the Chamber the committee could help
1ssa i @ ny M @nS nc % a E ne
Ksoy soon refurn 10 Eance. On this point the
committee speaks the universal desire OF the
country, which is most anxious 10 get clear Of all these
foreign complications The general wish to SEQ the
Intervention In Mexico brought TO an end rorcbly
expressed In 1858 by MI Geun and by Mr. LRrrabure In
1864 and alarm fclt at tie dstan. expcdi-
rions that might be made In Mexico the government
sS s a nat Ns Ons 70 san l de SS be
there have since been expeditions To Durango TO ACn-
ters and at this moment part Of our troops enqsed
cings should The question was distinctly pro-
pounded last session Mr. Thiers foresaw II France
took the Emperor MaximiIan by the hand, she wculd
have to cspouse his cause he told you tina. IL you
led tho government to persist In its dcsigns, you
could not afterwards reasonably refuse tho money
and troops necessary TO maintain the Emperor MAXI
milan. Mr. Berger also asked the government
whether II intenccd soon to Withdraw from Mexico
to prosecute tho establishment Of the empire
chcre The Minister of State replied that the
&overnment wished TO leave Mexico honorably,
Gat 1t could not treat either with Juarcz
Amonc; but that when government should have re-
ccved tho sanction OF universal suffrage France would
como 10 IN arrangement and Withdraw. The Archduko
Baximan having been elected Emperor by Hvc millions
out u tho seven composing the whole population,
Aoped TO see our troops return home. But unfortu
nately was found that the country must be pacned
and how was that TO be done2 If soms If ne means
7ted haze en ent yed haze been truly related eey
siam the history Of Franc Paris journal OF the
Goth April last contained tho following passage 'Thc
pacilcation OF Mexico well nigh complete: General do
Csstagny has burned townl Romero and three other
Chiefs have been executed" The town question was
Gan abastlan, containing four thousand inhabitants As
3is news has not been contradcted by the Koi,eur
ths act is attributed had issued proclamation in which
BE- says:"Aexicans, come TO protect property
Avois-You say nothing Of the bfisandase which
Justified these reprsals.
Mr. RogaER 1T a den Of brigands
Mr. GARNER PAcEz--A whole town burned
M. T. PMLErAS-Just as la Poland (Joisc)
Tho Prsgp.sr, addressing Mr.. GARNER Pagas-You
eurely do not know tho facts you would be ess affirm
lvo. Pray let Mr. jules Favre continue hIs speech.
Mr.. j. FAvRs-The proclamation goes on 10 say
Ihe object OF our expedition has been mirreprsented;
Nee 10 como ." For my part,
hsl soon ask you whether there two sets o Oras
conrnuo-"A this moment sentence is being
futed" That sentence was the burning Of the town.
he 80 Msxcsns were TO bo enlightened By nro The pro-
pg TO some, namely those who submit we grant pro-
c;on on Others we inlet the ohastsen.n. they me.
. nsoS bu ,Vs %e 'SSsS ss who tho esc.
tshonor Mexico by their crimesr Cries of Yes yes ~
Defer . history and you win SEQ Sa. tho vsnaGsned
addressed 10 vanqushed soldiers In 1sil md lsIs
loud nterrupton) Suffer me 10 spedk: am not onlv
sxerols'ss nghh Ou' iuhiins duty, tRenswed inter-
Mr. Rouum-You insult the French srmyi
Numerous vorcrs--Yes, yes; IL Is intolerablct
The PHnzDEsr--I beg that you will not compare N.
Trench soide overwhelmed by numbers In 1914 with
pch men ~ will not characterize and whom the
nyrsnch army has encountered Ia Mexico Hear hearl
nooDsHxp AND tsKuxp--rHr MEXICAN BrsuEss A BAp
INVESTMENT
The Marquis PrnEThe vdnQushed ~ 1915 she'd their
Md he defsnce Of fs country, waersas you have
Md anything bal ink (Noise)
Mr.. FAvRE-How can we reconcile the words OF
General dc Castagnay with those Of tho Emperor and Of
pe Ministers, who told that tho Mexican nation
apenld be consulted2 Some are protected others
hot Gan reign Of terror BE- esa6slss of ~ bsa<A Of
Pretendsrf prolonged ntorruptlor
The PRxzpnr-I am ffm friend 10 liberty of dscns-
pon, and have given proofs of IT, The Chtbr has
panifesed the same feeling; for hougn has hoard he
nars OF Mexico 90 often discussed u s li@tese 70 yea.
uewever, In the interest OF your cause-
Il Al In f,alr - l.gNf ayt.H
sShs AsGspsrS beg you will 81 ssa4 cssja saa