The New York herald., 1865-06-25

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Leopold no sucoeeded In prevailing on tho Emperor =
Aussra 70 reinstae his brother Msximan in ali bs q
'As'o rsh's IN the event al eIs returning to Austria
Mysterious Movements in the French
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datsiy got ready for Her destination u not known
Orders have also been received % push forward th<
works which arc being carried lCherbourg in ordos
| sorvios.
The UnPromisins Aspect Of ths Inter-
i From the London Times juno ISL
IL must be confessed thai II examine the French
Intervention in Mexico apart from that confidence in the
ruler OF France 10 which NJ Rouher wisely appeals ~
her Majesty s With SsH she RmpsISs sna
the queen Of Spain in an attonp TO obtain redress Of
grievances from the Mexican government everybody
was amazed at tho undertaking. Lord Russell
deserves credit for having speedily retrested
sn.. from position 80 plainly untenaple; and the
rne @ @ImpeFor, however. Persevered; bpt tbs result
cannot yet be called satisfactory France has spent nx-
ss ;een Km %ons IN n recovering ess than one true Aa
and that he has agreed 70 pay sum Of
million BY way Of indemnify The plslssee estab sh-
put as n Favre happily says .thsre is something in
ne the courage the habits and the dash
.s the sod
say to insure the performance Of the agreement as it
was 70 the establishment Of the empire IN order 70
s IL sss .ss 's': ascoc 'i"ss re sss ~ xu;se ss
es g, "a q. cat Of q supplementary credit q
tain that the million will be ppnctually paid Tho Mexi
can budgets according To Theirs showt income OF
out eivUg on al mi. s1tran ~ oa. with
which the last Mexican loan raised show the credit
OF the new empire. The total amount received by the
Mexican government was little over six mllionS for
which II has bound itself to repay a capital sum
IN the besides side an On',Ou. ntores.
M Fould, and in defiance Of tho French law
against Lotteries 1t was foated by the aid Of gigantic
fesscs the nacon Of the law but excuses n on hs
the German Courts Bss With OH me esd Of hgA stsyss
price, and TIE Minister IF Finance has in A1 povVoo
bond. Of The kerican empire s ertemt Of toe milons
Of Sa rsSss s ~s.e@ K sa~ :: s:s 70 sos
upon tie narkd. In spite Of tho wealth Of Mexican
Of Europe are IN q bs or .n
which rests upon foreign bayonets
No tribute 70 the power Of the Emperor Napoleon can
DO greater than that involved In the fact that his
Jects arc willing TO trust him in the conduct Of policy
against the prudence Of which every Of them sngly
Ams'ca Q check 70 Ms sncroacAing Anglo. .Saso~ Z
grand idea, bsa does nat be ssorcsvA scAsn
% ss Sss ~sy r :nS Ta' Is. Em
mas been the resus Hc has placed an Austrian prince
on 49, transatlantic throne. and has given him
obscure a. the reconciliation Of the Convention
with the maintenance Of tho temporal power Of
Emperor
bankrupt e1chequer, the demands ON which great
tanned in power by foreign army, which continually
one place only to TeapNar in another And there now
prospect Of dinculty in the recovered leisure Of
rnetive for the estabshment Of the Mexican Empire
II is not surprising that oil the intellect Of France
should chafe at situation which is absolutely nrorious
and is not free from danger Every One is restless
and uneasy aud looks 10 The snprce head Of affairs M
nope sna! some eg9rt vii be made 70 rere fso@ Posi-
Hssss yet e. The E
disst with which his faithful subjects watch the issue
Of the Mexican Intervention and would perhaps be not
st tho same time he could his honor undimmed
But he recssayy corveave V unchecked power = sndtv
esiped lie posI5isy o ssaii1im0 dependent empire IN
ne Wess mus devise isey Ac Of escaping from
tie consequences Of II 00m errors
The Mexican Scare In tho French Cham.
bers.
In the French Corps LegHatf on the 8th tho debate
on the Mexican question was wound up in this piquant
previous day He had no difficulty in refuting N.
Picard's argument against lottery loans and showed
vantageous terms Tho condition Of Mexico was salts
factoythe mperalists held two thirds Of the country
excitement, but latest sScOunts showed % have sub
sided; nve hundred men had been sent 70 Matamoros;
and Mej. who held that pass had sent Cortinas and
mere bogus tho United States government had
shut up the recruiting offices, and only fcw ma
opposition would b careful 70 the language they
used r they knew what account u turned to Thus
(he sad) the Carrier dss Eta Uri: gives an account
Of banquet held in New York by the refugee friends
Of Juarez apropos 10 tho anniversary Of Mexican nde
pendonoe Shall road III
yoices-Yes, yes; read It,
RoumR-'The Mexicans q tho party Of Juarez, in
habtants Of New York; celebrated the anniversary Of
at Delmonicos 1sis1 There were prcsen. HM Romero
Dobsdo, Jusmbas, combss, Xilstorrs, and other dis
ins:-To tho death Of &aximilian, tyrsnt Of Nexi.
- co.; TO tho death Of % the Pope o,t the yrAnt m Of
the tyrant Of the whole world Qaughterl
Then, on the other hand, people drank TO the
health of the French Deputies who form opposition
viii scarcely believe gentlemen The sad abuse that is
made Of criticisms and objections however conscientious
undertake often stumble over with titles Of this
kind'Juarez to the French soldiers " 'Juarez and his
frend"-I beg pardon for this, do not recrminis too
hsst,iy-"Juarcz and his friend Jules Favre 10 the
French soldcrv" (proonged intcrrupton) And these
writings have the special object Of inducing the troops
III. Frcsh exclamations.) After all, gentle
men, Of what import the origin Of tho Mexican war;
Let US henccforth desis from all Improbable discus
have tho feeling of patriotism and pour vows
for the success Of the cause that have prosecuted
(Applause Let hasten the moment when the French
troops may return, not Inundated that 10 mpossible)
but triumphant 10 their country hero 10 receive the ap
MA Havs s
applause.)
Jules Favre delivered short and incisivo reply, but
the upshot Of the matter that the got
tremendous majority, both the Mexican v0to and
the ensemble Of the ''rectihcative' budget
Naval Demonstrations by England and
France.
AT o banquet given by tho Fishmongers' Company
London 10 the Prince Of Wales the 10th inst, Lord
Clarence Paget in responding 10 toast OF 'The Navy"
stated that the Emperor Of the French had invited tho
English armor plated feet TO make tour around the
coast OF France and that Ia return the French
plated feet had bosn asked TO make similar around
the English Coast The two fleets expected TO be at
Plymouth together about the middle OF July II Is
ported that the Prince of Wales will probably review the
fleets at Plymouth and the Emperor Napoleon mt Cher
bOurg
Tho Canadian Negotiations I'm England.
The London Morning foa announces that tho negota-
ons between Canada and the mother country are about
10 brought to a satisfactory CONCLUSION Canada s ex
pected undertake the whole Of the Western defences
Tho canals will probably be dcpened for commercial and
military purposes and tho province will engage TO main
tain all times efficient militia The imperial gov