The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-30

WHAT PARIS THINKS OF THE NEW THRONE.
In remarking on the discussion in the legislative body
relative to Mexico the Paris Contittoaei Of April "A,
points to the numbers in the division proof that the
this year than last In 1884 the votes were 2o1 to A.
whereas at present they are 225 to 10.
CHANCE OF WAR WITH THE UNITED STATES.
IFrom the Paris Debats, April IA
The more this odyemure-for thus has been correctly
described In opinion, tho expedition to Mexico-is
pursued the greater dcuy there is to foresee its ter
very discreet hand the veil which conceals tho
future. NJ Rouher spoke eloquently, IS he a.
which the members thus dervoa We s' doubt whether
they profted much in way instruction The crti-
oisns directed against the expedition by NJ j. Favre
and Picard were in general sufficiently substantial to
dent for example, that Mexico which was last year rep
resented to being nearly pacied still leaves much
TO BE IN ' pns % oas
campaign In Sonora is limited at The Minister OF State
had no difficulty in showing the necessity for new
expeditions; but what conclusion IL to be drawn
from this, not that the establishment of the
empire encounters serious dinicu!ties In that por
government with the Mexican clergy are mystery to
any All these reasons for opposing the imme-
s :ss 81 our ana
Of the great american republic may zoe no, fear that zoe
"d TSs Minister Of state sHS COR DC ssrsn aiS
assert that this danger purely IMAGINARY but that
assurance which shall be glad 70 see confirmed by
events only have for the present the very limited
value personal opinion To these various objections
of an undoubtedly serious character, conclusive
answer. are bound TO say has yet been given
Nrom the Paris In Temps April l4]
n Picard condemned TO DO more correct In his
premises than in his conclusions while the contrary
destined TO NJ. Rouhcr The Minister Of State,
In order justify tho continuation Of enter
prise led TO present II under coors decidedly too
brilliant Everything was defended; and that the gov
led on by events further than originally
intended not admitted. From the very begin
ming the conduct OF the administration In this affair
is represented having boon dictated by justice,
necessity and O sound policy. The same is the
TO the future everything looks promising, the
capitalists are disputing for the Mexican loan and
France has nothing TO fear from the United States;
in fact tho foundation Of tho empire will be
Of the greatest events Of the present century, For
1otuaue necessity One thing seems clear 70 US: if the
Mexican expedition had 10 be RECOMMENDED, State
Minister could be easily found 70 undertake the RESPONSE
blity. To have admitted much would have been,
perhaps graceful II IL not triumph which is to
be celebrated but rather bill Of indemnity to ask from
the country.
from the Opinion Rationale, April 1Al
There several points in which NJ Corias memory
seems him somewhat badly; will only allude
TO few. /. He states that at two recent periods the
province Of Sonora and the estates belonging the
offered by NJ Juarez TO the American govern
ment for sum OF seventy Ave millions and that they
had been twice refused This assertion is absolutely in
correct No proposition Of the kind spoken OF at
Washington The only nego alton that took place between
the governments with reference Of ten
millions OF piastres. This demand, which was made
shortly after the election Of M Juaez in 1861 not
acccdcd to by the United states g. According to NJ.
Corta thc army OF the North Is mercenary ono" Off,
cia CURES ondbs T. qDirm thai he army guesior
consiti Of fcusntysir per en-. Of ncue Americcns nine
ten per c,h of Rdtcnati;,d ardngrs and hardly foe per
cent of al orcgners H. Corta treats the history OF
the United States little too much like M. olivier deals
with the history Of Louis XVI, when he the formerl
saysIt 10 known with what precipitation and ON what
conditions General jackson made peace with Mexico"
The peace in question: concluded the % Of February,
1S45, ratified the Both OF May the year;
General Ja kson President for the time from
1883 TO 1857 died In 1915 We wiu not duel any longer
on those errors