The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-07

tu'n tne Emperor promised 10 mnke henatot
S SS ana the Emperor Macmillan pension OF
20 0OOf Langlas lawyer and has doubtless taken
better security for the latter payment than the finances
OF the Mexican empire
NJ. ELoIN's MISSION.
paris Correspondence London Post, July 26l
The mission OF NJ Eoin the Chefde Cd6net OF the
results for Mea,oa b may ypeea envoy now on his way
home had two interviews with the Emperor and several
with MN Drouyn de Lhuys and Foud Il Is understood
that his Majesty repeated his determination TO protect
the throne Of Mexico long as foreign protection was
necessary Arrangements are supposed to have been
made for allowing the employment OF French troops
where large mining operations about to be COM
menced when the season permits the transport OF men
and material NJ Eoins representations about the fu-
ture of Mexico appear to have given satisfaction nu
entail quarters Il is believed that Meuco will not re-
quire any further loans. II may DO thu NJ Elon will
visit Washington on his way home an 30 il is difficult
TO imagine that the recognition OF the iexlcan empire by
the United States will not be mooted
ANOTHER LOAN WANTED.
From the Liverpool Courier, July POL
The loan for Mexico which Is already in progress In
not likely TO satisfy the OF the Emperor Maxml
ian second is now spoken Of and the first duty of NJ
Langas on his arrival in Mexico will be to inquire into
the matter and to report to the Emperor the result of his
Investigations.
PRESIDENT JoHNsON's POLICY
From the London Advertiser July IS
We have received the following important intelligence
from private friend who has the best means
Of Information relative 20 tho intentions Of the United
States government with regard to Mexican matters
President johnson has resolved l. To sustain by force
OF arms and with all the resources Of the Union the
Canning Monroe doctrine in its integrity. To protest
formally against the armed Intervention Of European
Powers France, Austria and Belgum) in the civil war
which now desolates the republic OF Mexico
general convention of the States OF the American
Union will be held at early date in calling on
tho Executive to effect the expulsion OF Maximhian and
his foreign mercenaries from the sister republic OF
Mexico. The Washington government has not origi-
mated this movement which is truly popular spon-
ane0us one II expresses the feeling both North and
south The resolutions Of the convention VII enable
President Johnson to carry out his policy and wiz of
surety free the republic Of Mexico from the of
the degenerate Hapsburg who now plays the ignoblc
part OF satrap to Louis Napoleon
Official Precautions Against Sn0aora.
The local authorities Of the outports and of certain
other places in Great Britain have received circular
letter from che Clerk of the Privy Council suggesting
adoption OF precautionary against the spread
OF cholera Tho letter runs as follows
Paw COUNCIL OFFICE, July %, 1865
SIR am directed by the Lord President Of the Gown
Gil to request that you will call the attention Of the
thorities at to the reports which have appear in
the newspapers respecting the severity with which
the cholera has visited Egypt, and % the TACT that
and in italy. From the most recently received in
teliscnce there is reason to believe that that
Lords Of the Council do not consider ncces
TO enforce the restrictions of quarantine against
sells from countries which have DC visited with
cholera their lolshps altogether gnore the APP
Kingdom. Feeling strongly the Importance Of neg
Letting no precautions against the spread of the disease
If should unharpily make its appearance this
try their ordshp direct to transmit to you for your
information the enclosed copy OF letter which, by their
instructions was sent to the various outports OF the
United Kingdom in 1859, together with a COPY 0. the
sanitary memorandum therein referred to- order that
the authorities OF your locality may be enabled 10 take
such measures rs they may think proper Tor the prcser
walton Of the health of the inhabitants OF their ueighbor
hood am, sir, your most obed mt servant
= HARRISON
The documents referred are OF great ngtl ana set
forth number Of precautions AGAINST endemic
diSed