The New York herald., 1865-06-01

sne iesson Of the American ye. 10 be read Mr.
Forster persists In regarding the whole spectacle con
ciaded We beg 10 suggest that this going TOO fast
and that the theory itself rather awkward one FOR
the clear Ss is e % rom ps
econ ~ any other form OF government and that all the
evils OF intestine STRIFE civil and runous expendi-
lure, have as matter Of fact occurred under purely
democratic government The doctrine ~ the bottom OF
all his argument is probably this that whereas an In
an insnrrection against democracy Is unnatural and
abomnablen
French Excitement About mexico.
The Paris correspondent of the London Herald says =
The news given by ono Of your contemporaries that re-
been opened At New York and Washington, Mr. johnson
having previously secured them fair prospect Of re,
cruts by moving up Sherman's army 70 the federh
capital, has created immense sensation in Paris"
The Ao~tesr does not venture 70 publish or allude 70
has produced the same impression on the govern
nent as on the public at large 10 not easy in the
likely 70 do; but The general impression is that he
will not stand Il; and - the French squadron in the
has been %
1 LAY send 70 Juarez may be intercepted
Maximilian Given Up.
The London Globe journal regarded is semi ofacial,
edltorialy remarks that Aaximilan will be highly
quish the adverse circumstances which surround him.
The Globe thinks Maximans very doubtful, and
hopes it will not be case Of calamity TO the people
Strange Rumors ON the London stock
Rumors moro or less ssaItrns were freely circulated
on Change in London the 10th, aud although there
was nothing 70 confirm them they exersd depressing
The London Times Of the 10th inst In ts city article
says-"Rumors Of all kinds were circulated, among
which the most prominent that the Emperor Napoleon
had been urgently recalled 70 Paris by his ministers in
Of the prospect Of American aggression upon
nexico NOT the slightest confirmation could be OBJ
tanned OF this any Of the other reports and the whole
Is believed to have been solely concocton for tho pur
no as sns
bic news having transpred In that city"
Another report Of the day. referred 70 In another jour-
The London Timss' city article says in reference 10
ths:-"Yesterday afternoon foreign securities
thrown upon the market almost without regard prices
The chief fall was in Mexican which closed nearly three
quarters per cent lOwerthe anomalous fact being
Europe Of United States bonds, every indication Of
possible occupation of Mexico by the Americans created
an elect as II it were the certain foreunner Of oonnsca
ton or repudation."
The London NeDs' city article says"In 30 far 40
rumors circulated yesterday afternoon refer
70 continental affairs their correctness seems TO be dis
proved by the steadincss Of the Paris Bourse At
same time is certain that no fresh intelligence have
come from America"
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times saws:
There ore two subjects Of dsquict which make the En-
press and the Ministers long for the return Of the Empe
TOR These are the recruiting Offices for volunteers for
hexco said to be opened in towns Of the United States
and the opposition Of the committee Of the Chamber to
Prince Napoleon's Opinion OF Ma1i-
m milia IL,.. ms IA Me1ican Form Of Government.
s'ransa'ed for the HIsAID from the Paris Opinion Ma
tionale OF May Ill
Article rst Of the provisional statutes Of The Mexican
''Tfs form Of government. proclaimed BY the nation
and socsptsd BY the Emperor 10 IN hereditary moderate
We have believed hitherto thu. a moder.,. mon.rch,
signned form Of government based essentially upon
sne division Of the three powersthe executive power
DS"sr o 70 IN king n:
!adiss.y power 70 permanent nagislsatss; but
That this interpretation which prevails in Europe even
countries peopled BY the Latin race not accepted BY
resene1asd sast nos as che palace of Chapui
1essrs R.nirs., rsea, Ps.nsa, Rseudsro Eehsnovs,
Corss Esparsa and Csmpllo should rsAdup Montss.
quieu and the constitution Of 1Fe1.
Of Commons legislative Assembly nor Ho.ss Of Repre-.
senssnves; magistrates may b ousted BY virtue Of Or
upon a1ason Tnese are the guarantees csrsd 10
Mexico by This n,odsrate monarchy.
nns way O. no-svs ne statute ers.ss
inspectors with like extraordinary powers maritime pro.
fect po'.icai prefso.s sub prsfe,s ..o win peea!
either BY The Emperor BY prefsct The statute pro
ydes also for taxes 70 Be nlsd BY imperial decrees BY
Dental article with regard 70 q state Of siege
hSnlIThe government OF Mexico 10 limited mo-
narchy-hmited by pronssciomie~tos.
Canada Recommended 20 Irish Emil
grants.
1ha London Times strongly commepds 70 the attention
fthe Irish speech just made by Mr. Darcy MCGEE Al
Wexford 10 which he extols the advantages OF Canada
over the United States for intending emierants
France.
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of France exhibit
increase in cash on hand Of over fifteen million francs
The Lofd 70 7tsaes' Parls correspondent says the
eced budget for the present year had been
the Corps leglslat showing surplus Of revenue
expenditure OF eighteen million eight hundred thousand
francs This the FIRST time the establishment OF
,he empire that budget has been presented without
dencit
In the Corps Iegis,atf bill had been introduced
ty the government authorizing the municipality OF Paris
70 contract loan Of two hundred and hfy million Of
francs for local expenses redeemabe sixty years
Tho Emperor etili continued In Algeria
The French government had despatched q steam
frgate TO take on board the ambassadors Of Morocco
and convey them 10 Algers, where they would be re
ceiyed in solemn audience by the Emperor,
S7f I5c
telegram Of the 10th OF May from Paris, says:-"A
pamphlet by the Due de Pcsgny, will be published 70.
morrow, written in spirit very favorable TO Italy,
The Due de Porsgny expresses his firm belief that the
unity OF Italy s definitely and firmly established
and that she viii one day be sufficiently rich 10 purchase
Veneua France" he "wcnt TO Italy 10 destroy
the Austrian rule but to substitute that Of France
he critcises sharply the dominant party at Rome, who
that reconciaticn may take place between the Papaoy
and Italy, free and independent
There were rumors that Count Reve had gone 10 Rome
gotiations commenced by Sig vegezzi with Papal
government The Turin Gdze, however. asserts that
tho Counts journey TO Rome 10 solely connected with
family anairs
Two English travellers had been captured by brgands
near Saerno, and Of &C. 600 sterling demanded
One Of the captves had been liberated that be gbt 70
10 Naples and get the money
Germany.
A Berlin telegram Of the 10Th says:-The Pnirsian
government has proposed 10 the Austrian government
thnt an amnesty be granted 70 those pcrsonr in tho
Duohcs who were arrested for having signed petition
tho Emperor Napoleon
An order has been issued 10 tho Prusean Comrnis
soncIs in the Duches, 70 take into consideration tho
complaints OF the DANISH population In North Scheswg
and 10 institute special inquiry into Tho subject The
Austrian Commissioner has beon invited part
the inquiry
The negotiations for commercial treaty between tho
loliverein and Belgium were concluded yesterday. An
understanding has been arrived at on the principal