The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-29
The MeStcan Qucstton-amer ica aud
tho spnntsh-Chtiiau wor-Ns More
trcuch Troops Needed ia Mexico.

According to the French official Journal and
it, correspondents. all i going on la Mexico a..
wei as can De wishcdi everything. therefore,
authorizes W. 10 believe that the moment when
the French soldiers are 10 return IA not remote.
The period OF combat seems at last 10 be ended
FOR the French; IN whatever direction the eve
Il turned over that vast Mexican territory,
every Ncstige, we are told. Of regular army
of malcontents has disappeared, there remain
only ~ be subducd some bands little 90 be
feared, on account Of their scanty numbers and
want 81 discipline This being the ease. the
task dcNolNcs by right on the g,ndnfmcrie and
local police. and concerns the French army
very little. Il would seem indeed scarcely
worthy Of France 10 maintain la Mexico AZ
army Of 1900 on $4,000 men. commanded by
one Of her mnfshals, only ~ THE part which
was recently refused los the Governor of in
mnicn for the English troops. aud which hc
cnnhded 10 the Mnroons and Their blood.
/ hounds
} The Emperor Macmillan has not lost hl.
/ title slnee hu assembled the throne, several L..
/ glnus " lrlgans, Au,iflans and Hungarian
/ hh, Ing flngtd themselves undot his Nag, be Il
/ surrounded 10y palace guard, composed oi
men of stature aud bravery that would have
! made the father a. the pfcal Frederick din oi
NeNption, Resides all this, he win retain. dur.
! Ing several years the srryiuraof the old French
/ Foreign Legion, AMI he has succeeded Ia on.
rolling native army, which feels it, honor
deeply concerned Ia attaining success, aud
it, turn, ~ testified by the success ~ Colonel
Mendef, Nothing. consequently. iustifies any
longer the presence Of The French army ia
MuNleo, and IN those days " economy The mo.
mani Il rump Ia put MA end 10 the sacrifices ol
every Kind Imposed on IA hy this eNprdftion.
A. there arr now 10 serious enemies ~ be- sub,
duud, aud A. those not vet reduced belong 10 a
class OF mon without any moral iniluouerl ~
the popularity uf MAMMALIAN ~ gaining
strength every .da, ~ tho population has be-.
come converted even ~ a ianaucnl feeling, au
| that they Niew IA him the prrtle stined man
whom uie nQtables IT 100 had the merit 81
slgnhlsing, the Mexican Empire must htnw.
iOrlt lac Hpntri on m immhylhle hlse. We
/ have, therefore, nothing more "a donlrl a.
/ lupNti aud by "a doing We shall suceerd la bal.
nnrinE the French budget In n way much
more satisfactory ior everybody than hy mutt,
lating the gardens of the Luxembourg, Paris
/ Nficff,
AMERICA EXPECTED 10 nlCi,Hr Wan
AGAINST SPAIN,
News nom Madrid Il looked forward a. with
much interest, ~ We expect u hear That Adj
mlral parea may any day do anything. sup,
! ported a. he l. by the home government. l am
assured by an authority that chill will resist
aud u i added that tho United states VIII sup
port the ,hlinnz with arms This assurance
/ comes from person who certainly might give
good guess Of what the Washington Cabinet
would do, seeing another ~ the small sister ~.
\ publica unjuztly attacked 10y European pow
OF. Al all events. an American squadron y ON
I It's way Ia th.inn waters, aud no one can tell
what events will occur, There IL the Island
\ OF cuba, which an Admiral Of the United
states might visit with a. much reason ~
! Pared, has bloekaded the Chillan ports The
Americans are getting Jealously irrtatrd about
! European interference With American fcpub'
/ lies. Mexico Peru and chill are sore subjects
/ Depend upon IL. the United states viii sup.
port The small republics, and not With words
! only, now that thtlr war u over A regards
news fem Madrid, we get the further as-
T surnncc OF Admiral rarcjaa conduct being
I supported, aud what IN more significant sever.
/ al ships-of-war are being prepared for active
service, prov idod with war materials aud ma
I rines IN full complement, The Madrid Epoea
says "spaln viii BOON have twenty-five ships
/ oi-war Ia the Pacific" Viewed from Paris,
/ the thlian difficulty presents Itself Just now
cute her claims. =. chill will resist D. Eng.
land and France Will contno themselves 10
neutral observation, 4. The United States will
come o. the active protection Of Chill and de-
clare war with SPAIN Lon Ion Post.
I tNfAsiNfss ~ BELGIUM ABOUT NAroLLoNs
DESIGNS.
pom the consequences of the disappearance
+ from the political stage of this Ncstor of Euro.
/ pcan monarchs II would be indecent, as we'll
n premature. 10 speculate lust now But am
bound TO tell YOU that public opinion in Bel.
GUM u greatly excited at articles that have
appeared in certain French ~emi-ofhciai prints
which, after dwelling on certain riotous scenes
Al The Students congress NJ Liegc, and NJ a
! couple of stormy sitting in the Chamber OF
Representative. hinted that " might be ncrcs-
sary 10 q" sa,o society in Belgium. The IN
aepeaddAce. received to-day. thinks IL worth