The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-26

pectod TO smanato horn the brains Of men who
cJnspired h. sssaasiuAte the nation by noouI VI q
I treNouable rebellion. It i pr sum,ble t,aI the
evidence scon'Dula'ed y tho War Department will
fully substsniisie this a, .. assertion Of 5eofca.
~ STANTON an should ii DO e., tic fu'cg, ret-i.
,buIyE shJuu &c visited upol the 'nstyators Of
:. t.c eoa-ptl. =. Er found 70 have boon ~
proved W the rec government thcn the ohc'ali
\ ,DIp1sug Sat goveruruclt must suffer the conso-
q.cnccf, ard tic people viii Icman tina, the pu1.
..Lmcat sh.ll lie commensurate with the CT .me
|
h withdrawal Of the French from Mexico.
a tebat. which ocourreI in the French L.gis'a-
1--WE Chanlbsrs Oh the li,h inst, elected h.ghly
I. important declaration from the Min stcr Of state
boo 0' A. a u French policy Ia Mexico. The SUI.
gong under discussion was tb' snupathy mar cs.-
OIL boy NE people \ the tinted State. toutrl ito
. I'i'I 'ton IN hsElco, and t. possibility = war
r.; 0'n 'h.s country .ui Tsrec ~ Ne rrnsl!,
= EIrur., DO 3..to Nn.r.sr, ,rfit.l tie ASST
""''tnt shofo was Danger OF GiaA WAY, an ,n
loo .r'rarr. h. ,ru,enIei trat Ft.. 20 atf mann
'.".aoi strict neutrality Gr.I,ao the rs1.,.ou
,'at P.gn1ent Lf,0ptS earnestly dearcI a con.
,r.rner % ur '-.,-a,v tcI,tunI cy sting b,,scru
90 '.".'' an lat " france lsI ..t, under
.r...r' rr ler aeciriy in Mexico, armsi tic
..i ..us wish Sat thr civil war IA. ut b. prn'1ng
.c..' rs Minister remarked, at The sir, umr,
.. 8. bp r,cn 81 tue French troop had slread =
arrived homo ftuu Mst.e,," snI that TO r..
'"'Ilt'r Vpuli bo vithdrawn ss s.1l q, possible"
I'i1 o'icsi declaration OF TIE Frc1.. Gpvernmo.l
'secry sg-.utsnt II means. s.rily, tl,t y ,r1
ir"N has male u1 HE I4,uI g. let MAN'
iAufAs s!an flr L,u.sG and inst ths la.
Ger call 10 longer 10 supported ty French
jhayoaoIs. !. n all ~ vol 'ar tie H-t..n aYl
tFcuoL LSyerumoniS At us tnis, t. p-.4-o their
strict neutrality" between ths North al 10
t5 nth during tho war, and aiso 10 -slrs us ~
titcr profound respect sympathy snl fr,ouiiy
f"'lIns at this particular i1uciurc; but v these
vro'c'silas hAI come w, ur q rso yoarss,o, Sul
! .aI cen lacked Up b. CORRESPONDING ,c,i1Ds they
,3"ou,i not apposr - HaaspGrcuI a they now do
,Why - NAroLEpS low begin uinS W withdraw lis
troops from Nexicoy a.s.aLtAS needs them
fhd'y enough; he has not yet copque'ei Tie hb-
lerqs ho has not conc lated IN ch 'rch party and
he tenure b. which 10 holt, his Empire is any
thing but satisfactory. Tho sccrct Of NAPOLEON s
Faction "A tis respects simply lh-4 however mucl
"a. Ito hoped and believed. IN c,nm,n with En-.
faud. that the civil in the uniIed s.Atcs would
cyontuats in disruption % tie Ftdera. Government,
sui IA the overthrow Of hs military powor. lt
ehsi long teen casting wis:ful chances toward II,
froh districts " Acrico bu, the Monroe Doc
Urine" lay le;Wecn bin and the realization o. b
;wishes, and 10 iesei 70 lay hand upon th
4 oyeicd treasure. But when the rebellion came
when the strong arm Of our Guycrumeut hal al s
scouli do TO protect the nation FROM internal oc
4'nd when thors Was prospect that 1t would 10
fp.rA' wed 3 the work Of reb lliol. tho w,'y Ma
'rlIroN determined 60 s'ise tho prize that lie VA
f'1 eager u obia!n. The Austrian ArcA-DuSe va
sa'corlngly sent - Mexico by the French Em
Jicr 7, he was iustallod under 10 protection o.
tfrcugh soldiers he wss vrt.sly deputy Of IA
,rurgoS, and has dcriy-t a, hiiimportsnce ron
s,hat connection But Iho history OF the rebellion
i'luruy the last ak months has taught N,roLEo'
s.ha, the predictions cyou Of EnporJrs arc ialib'c
4Iie has been forced 10 the conclusion thst thi'
vGJycrmout Ia not destined - DE sa,rA. I'd ~
Srchclhoa ho has isNnrd shat ~ mill
ytary srm b not ou.y strong enough &
.Fpro,ec. th> nation, but that, -inco
Labout 10 10 un.Ascklod from the struggle VIII
ason, II ia able to preserve ~ Old presd :, an,
ST defend all ITS pr ug plea, not excepting tl Mos
ftGoE dnirne. H-reiu lies the secret OF NNr1LroS'
ssllasn lc'ouu4n4t1u 70 Withdraw A.5 troops trlu
,SfMe',co. Ilo' very plainly t,. there s,ou
y rowing IA thai rcnop, sui with h.s rr.y rha
4 81 rev iucss be !. anticipating DANGER Dr. cav %
hthr colutryL 1t u tue ia. 1t looks - = yer,
.Iunhby tricl. In hAroLE TO desert hs McNias
slupc so Eoou as LANCER u arprc cuirl, lu, ''th
,ucphew u his uuol." s fully Impressed with I'll
theory that scll-preseryation is tie IArlm.u.
siuty. pIt he has hrou ht l4 sIrea l,Bs lat
ltplay In getting out Of th.- Mcy.cAu middle, vi,
fths same success that usually chlrac,or.5c- l
lie hHs iaduyr the Austrian G1yeruucu; t. sou
5ssyon thousand soldiers 10 Mexico in place Of b.
own troops sui part Of shat force las a'r., .y u
baca cd. ny this skilful dodge. S,r.iEoS "a,
3g1t himself out OF the ii.Ilty that be ,aS D..
Rpru i'm, AMI las At the same time pal - an Al
EsySrc against AustfiA, by gottip, tho latters fc
Eiuto tic MsNlcan trap. II JlsErl tho Austria
Agcntleu.u, Las any reF1rd for h.4 reputation,
1wi disposo OF a Mexican e'cphau. 1t tha Garlic
opportunity. II b" tails 10 Gni victim 20 give
9to- 40 NAp,LEvN j.I, b. had better abandon It.
q Jrn. Duyis's Bclligerent Rights"
b Wngy the LAAe E-e pirates d the 81. Albar