New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29


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Government finds It advisable to again. for the second
time in fortnight formally refuts rumors of contem-
plated large resnorcements to the army in Mexico The
soldiers to be sent out suthoritasvey assured
are only many shall Just gil the place othe soldiers
coming home In other words the 900 French troops
in Mexico enough for the present but that number
is not more than enough for the prescnte present
tapping ever on to the future indefinitely And how
could 1t be otherwsef AS has been constanty-not 10
say wearsomely-teiated and reiterated In this cor
respondence Napoleon can't come away II he would
least of all under appearance Of being scared away
unless Macmillan and we agreed about the terms
Of retirement.
II is impossible to confute refute the pupgent %
gent mordant crtitc0 historical review of the Govern
ments Mexican policy resumed the other day with al
its mistakes and disappointments and dsgraces. BY
Jules Fsvre. Jules Favre however told nobody any
news in bis brilliantly able editing Of them. As the
French phrase runs he preached to the converted.
The great majority of the Government Deputies 10
whom he addressed himself directly, Masters Of the
Crown included entertain In the main the same
opinions as he does general and particular Of thb
unhappy expedition-and entertain most unwelcoms
guests But they voted the appropriations all the
As probably the whole French nation would vote
them tomorrow. the put to universal suffrage
The leek has got TO be eaten. To retire from Mexico
at the call Of the opposition would be on Napoleon
yet grosser bungle than he committed when he went
there. Some paragraphs by ~ FORBADE. in his fort
nightly summary review Of the situation" published
In yesterdays number of the Rerus des Dsur Mond<s
are worth your attention. He hints at rather than
develops q rational plan by which not only Napoleon
but might diploma,caly work ourselves hoporably
On oi.d stion a q
ton to NJ FORBADE, presminent for his calm Judicial
wisdom among eminent French political writer's but H.
am sad to say grave objection to the likelihood Of
acceptance of his wise sketched plan. that the actual
Government has the habit of seeking its inspirs
tlons or Of accepting its political guidance from public
lists Of NJ. Forcade's way of thinking. So much the
worse for Government.
Unofficial and let hope. only superserviceaby and
impetinently ocious, there is suberranneously in
spred spirit Of misunderstanding between England and
France on one sde and the United States whose ma
cious activity is OF late notably displaying itself in
European and especially in English journalism. j
don't refer 10 the mad shrekings OF La Pstris. OF
Of The Standard and Herald Their BedIamtc, epilep
tic rhetorical violence corrects ITSELF But In connec-
ton with the recent sensation articles ofthat soemny
constituted mposer," The Opl Of London, grayely an
nouncing untruths about the plebian Joansons fresh
and violent urgency Of the old claims and protests OF
our Government respecting the Alabamas depredaons
on our merchant marine there is o suspicious "har
mony" Of queter-if possible, more malicious and esa
responsble-insinuations and suggestions and disor
tions observable in the foreign correspondence and
sneaking about, it were in other sideplaces OF
portion Of the European press. Thus somebody naa
patiently bamboozled the almost aughaby y-prejudiced
but quite Intentionally honest. Paris Correspondents
The London Times Mr. UM into representing IN h's ies
ter what moments serious thought would have con-
ynced him impossible in fact and diplomatic decency
the latest communications OF the French to the United
States Government referring to the possible enroll
ment OF Americans for JuareSs army. as coarsely.
foolisily minatory. The United States Government
Las been distinctly told that any OF its citizens caught
in Juarezs uniform will be fusladed as brgsndsi As
though two could play such desperate game. and
as though Napoleon were donkey enough to provoke
the game grossly aud gratuitously
This is one OF several similar instances Of ~ha, aaoA
look Ike signs OF fools plot to keep up the irritation
already unwisely existing between our folks and the
European foks-nnety nine out Of hundred OF US hav-
ing no real cause and if could only be let alone not
likely to invent any stupid false for hating and
lighting with each other The proper authorities. Eng
lsh and French have been now for fortnight or SO
IN friendly com nuncstion dinner tables at
courses and forth, quite much in the solemn
official way this end, namely: that an English iron
clad fleet make the tour Of the French coasts and that
French iron clad squadron make the tour of the Eng
llsh coasts the two fleets 10 meet in some peaceful
English piece of bay water during the Summer. and
all John Ball world aud his wife to the .etc.
This is all admirably well. Next to the abolition
these terribly expensive hostile ships the best prepare
tory thing surely that they together in amp
peaceful water. That man need be a woefaly bear
eyed reader OF history who does not how much the
worlds civilization has gained by the Franco Anglan
truce Of the last hafcentu-y and how much has to ais
by the continuation Of that truce Now here cones in
the pitful for lis the formidable for its posi-
bic resultshe subterraneaa rascalitytkat inspires
lsity and foolish hate. This meeting and Interchange
Of cour,esies between the French and English ironcd
fleets is arranged with sole reference to its effect 40
minatory provocative notice 10 the United States
Folly and reckless newspaper smatneSs are not alas!
European speoalltie There will be fools enough aud
reckless newspaper writers enough counting foolish
readers exploit aud b. expoted with youas scamps
and innoccnts exploit and exploited this text
here.
The Empress closed her regency by graceful grs
cous act OF nuovatius justice that mus. no, DO pissed
by In this imperfect record OF the weeks news Going
down as far as Fontainebeau 10 meet tbs returning
Emperor last Saturday, she slipped OFF sideways and
ncognito daring the hours OF waiting to the house Of
Rosa Bonheur, and then and there did personally deco
rate with the Cross of the Legion Of Honor that artist
eminenty deserving such distinction than four
Anhs OF all the male painting folks who have beea
blessed with ii since the order instituted From
sovereign regent woman TO sovereign re.gning wc-