The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-18

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spopsr appreciation Of his prsrosasivs promptly vstosd
I'll this BY refusing 70 ALLEVIATE any portion Of hs dcmi
thus inaasuratns attls Monroe doctrine Of his own;
for you must know that the Emperor has become
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the descendants Of the Aztscs for better or for woe
he often weas the Mexican costume complete,
A,eu and customs Of the country. 9wn Ne
aimed here several months but studiousy avoided
nener passed word or a letter with him, and quite
iga his existence much 70 the disgust OF numerous
:seesh whose hopes hung upon the success q The
itinerA ut Senator Hope deferred maketh the heart
nearly very day last winter the picture Of despair
decided return to France and get the ideas Napoleon
into the fsa m Of . command possible.
rovxxrs AND INsIaSIyIcAScs on awIS IN NExco
He had b.a living in the upper story Of tho Iturbde
Hotel surro~ nded by such men ~ Pierre Soule
and Calhoun Benham, and saw but little COM
pany-was, ~ fact, : disappointed. unhappy man,
made in joninRvne secession movement at the opening
Of the war and M. less conscious that his last hope for
fortune was fading so % q ns sn %s
almost forgotten Mavico when in the first days OF May
he suddenly turned upAgan, having returned here with
positive Of this) with NO further endorsements from Louis
Napoleon and in better plight either dipomaticay
financially, than when no LEFT.
He is here yet and a. BEFORE Is unable to obtain an
interview with the Emperor, who well knows the man
and his schemes This Is the more Calling rom the Iact
that while he is debared from crossing the Of
the palace, Macmillan II every day talking with other
Americans who here with important enterprises for
developing the resources OF the empire
THE GwN PARE
Meantime the Gwn family, who have resided 10 Paris
M the Grande Hotel these four years living IN amaeISe
they have been obliged leave their prncey hotel for
moro humble and economical lodgings-so gentleman
had from the first distinguished themselves in Paris by
pulling the skirts Of their dresses contemptuousy aside
lazy snG 9 Yasse
woman" had made purchase the day before Unfortu-
natey for them ALL this dramatic effect TO say nothing OF
cash considerations Is brought TO an untimely close
WHAT YANKEE ENTERPRISE DOING IN MEXICO
American enterprise il developing itself In Mexico In
various branches Macmillan has acquired the repata
States for business contracts The new line OF steamers
to run between Vera Cruz and New YORK. whcn must Do
nearly ready to trips by this tme has been
granted liberal subsidy a. has also that OF Ben KOHL
day, along the Pacific coast to San Francisco.
HORSE RAILROADS. IN THE CAPITAL
Another American company have secured exclusively
the important concession OF running horse raroads IN
the city Of Mexico with prices Of Hnr ss
duty. This, in compact and perfectly nenitny city OF
nearly two hundred and fifty thousand inhabitants, with
perfectly level wide and well paved thoroughfaIes and
population mprovident OF money, and who seldom walk
the length Of a block when they can ride,
on record The grantees are now either in route for
New York. where the enterprise will be at once set on
foot The iron being duty free they VIII probably snip
It from Liverpool thus avoiding tho cost or United states
duty imported iron. The proposed routes embrace
about six miles OF streets; but probably hfeen w DO
laid The contract requires that three miles sna DO ad
within twenty one months An energetic Californian
has recently made contract with Maxmiiian 70 cover
the palace with asphstum roofing ana mas ass '',. lot
men, and to make arrangements TO establish nimssn III
Mexico In that business
OTHER AMERICAN ENTRNrRnHs.
Mr. Worall of New York Ia proposing 70 build rail-
road between Queretero and Guanauato, distance OF
forty leagues and tho government are about granting
| Salamanca, and into the heart Of an iinpor-
tant mining district The Chalco and Mexico road i:
the great railroad 70 Vera Cras is under way with all the
energy that English engineers and workmen can tnro~
into enterprise. Il will DO completed IN four years
Another American has brought to Vera Cruz q large
quantity Of fine stock-cattle and sheep-wtn wnicn 70
improve the Mexican breed. Another has introduced
and obtained the exclusive right to sell cradles 70 DO
used in gathering the grain crop tho country Others
have tho exclusive right to refine petroleum. in when
the country abounds a. has been recently
tabshed in the principal streets Americans build here
IN Mexico all the railroad cars and the locomotives are
with the government. hotel on the New York plan =
being established and both Wheeler Wilson ana Gro
vor & Baker have their agencies for the sale .
sewing machines Other american improvement
are under way In which the genius snd thew AZ
neld and that the Emperor determined TO give
them. Even Yankee cheap medicines are reprcsensea
in prominent establishment in Gale de PlatefDs
newspaper printed in English IL also TO be esabsnso
by which Il is hoped Of the unworthy and ignorant
prcudices current both the United States and Mexico
| relative to each other may be dspelled.
EUROPEAN AND AFRICAN TROOPS IN MEXICO
| There are now in Mexico about forty thousand Eu
ropean troops all told or these twenty eight thousand
French-mostly Zousves eight thousand Austrian:
and four thousand Belgans Among the Zouavcs should
DO counted several regiments Of Nubians, Egyptians oil
''Turcos as the Mcxicans call them How these latter
will compare with our negro regiments in the Untcd
| States cannot say, never having seen any iargs
| number Of them together; but the Africans In thu
French army arc certainly formidable looking set
They jet, shiny back-charcca would make whits
mark On some Of them-tali, straight, well formed
white from head to foot when tho order OF the DAY
- to wear red caps Then they Eok Ike MOVING
beacone The dress Is the loose Zouavc trousers snor
jacket open at the chest leaving the neck bare They
armed with the muskct and sword bayonet and owing
defy tNs voao and yellow fever thoy ar, used garr
tho towns of the herra caLdns while the Zouavs
proper aept in the interior upands as much a. pos
| sble.
TIM FRENCH x0uAvRs.
Az regNds rhe white troops the appearance OF ths
French zsuavcs Is much sodiery and striking thar
that Of the Gcrmans These appear 70 70 DO the finest
looking troops have ever seen, taking all things into
CONFERENCE.-The splendid condition OF the men, their
sprngy athletic step, tho perfection Of physical man
hood which the very rigid selection from choice bodies
Of troops has enabled the French Emperor TO throw into
their seeming to leave the ground almost they touch
IT, the 1.-the movements and appearance OF hardy health
In the baro throat and bronzed festuresa those added
to the general air OF alertBess the espr de sorp the
loose gvmnasts Dress and lively slashng look OF the
fellows obige the spectator pronounce them and their
officers a raised from the rnk 70 be the perfection Of
soldiers.
WHAT n'cLELLAN TR1E.
lido not wonder that Mcclellan In his Crmcan report
said he would rahor have the honor Of defeating them
than any troops no had u well TO study tho
movements and general get up Of thc French zouavo
corps and 10 understand what they made Of for
one knows how soon may be measuring sword bayU.
nets with them In some worlds battle field. I might
also add here that II Walker attempts TO lead
guided Americans ~ fbustcrs into MexIro they will do
wall to 20 In sufficient numbers 10 do big lighting
or the result may be another Nicaragua or worse.
MILITARY THE CATHEDRAL
good opportunity to the French troops In rigid
discipline is 1t tho the military at the great cathe-
dral which IL celebrated every Sunday morning eight
O'Clock. II Is conducted by high church dgnitarics In
their robes OF Office, heavy and gerng with gold deco
raton and is attended BY all tho soldiers the vest struc
turs viii contain, and all the French Austrian and Del
gisn officers, In full uniform. from Marshal Bszaine
down The ceremony Is very impressive. The cathe-
dra he largest building In Amerca) rcsounds with tho
cank Of thousands Of brightly FURNISHED muskes with
sword bayones while the choir supported by -four large
organs far up In the massive work Of the buildng
Is aided by powerful French band Last Sunday seicc
ttons from TrovatoyS performed by this bsnd,
and afterwards the overture DIR Ffeuerhor What