The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-25

convinced tAas h viii - noshins 70 regret n rgning
VII feel ssss - sssssa.o: a. asss -: s s:ssy VIII
shsovs him In the Judgment u history om the rspFoach
Of having accepted mhauioA which v vas impos-
ing accomplished, france ' ~oaid saa Ss1ssif With
reference 70 Mexico IN che postion which abe held be-
for. the vote Of the ns,sDss ssc.g The Austrian Arch
esy SaA oAom Az VA Aavs 10 treat FOR the bsst con-
dons possible 70 be obtained she will take good care
Bile by another for which she would BE- equally rsspons
BILE and shs viii treat with JuaSsz smpy because s
shmsns ,Sss W. .Ss Ids eve,,: ,Ss %oss
trely from Mexican aArM But viii Juarsz grant by
treaty all ths conditions ve would desire 70 obtain
Juarsx the patretss e wA0a scarcely hs dsnlaa
viii purcAass ~ ssaesssss y kszse q "a price ~ As
tons scospssd ~ him vim b. ss.ly observed Sy Mssi
col unhappiiy, NO. But, - would be the same, NO
matter With whss government batter 70 treat With
Jaarsz can suaansss In any cass and whss be ens q.
have sucsnt nnusnos 70 sscay win bs respect for the
DsG . .'a l.: ~;
proved ssEsS ess.s, : sahsppay Ssyoad a.ass;
ea We must no. present 70 he world dc spectacle o.
en- expedition undertaken protect cOunarymen and
al shs ehsss. 10 no. = s voSs "a r. s 2,
most anicting 10 almost the only one lon us 70 nm
derso aud u ID tho only one which we must sndsavor
have met them, not bound 70 remain in Mexico
except by duties towards NAximihan Lx him obdi-
only .hsnosforth win b that which formed As
original Official motive for the expedition protection
Of onr counirymen. But what Ia above all necessary
prompt decision 70 put an end 70 The cysia
From GaignanIs Messenger, Oct l0l
me intelligence received Of ate from Mexico appears
10 the Lbe grave and uniav0rabe 70 lead u 70
impress the french government tAe sbsts wscs y
OF ending the expedition 70 that country with aI posi-
shutting ones eyes 70 the fact thai the Mexican empire
n lat .kaa L.
called for k not 70 proons the agony Of An
expiring government, but 70 promptly terminate
have added other sAscss 70 those originally determined
on in the hope Of bringing . successful termination
an expedition which ought never 70 have been com
u can be clearly demonstrated q present that in
order 70 really found and establish Mexican empire
rsncs d Aass 70 aoord kasimi!sas ~ cooperation
fa~c', aud 10 brace ~ vvk Of a vdfA ~ U~ifsd
St0te', also 10 certain that France possibly
pursue 70 end she whole affair BY determined
VIII MaxImiIian Abdicase His Last Hepes.
PARIS ocL ~ correspondence Of Independence Be!gel
II isnow said that Maximlian has not ~
this he said TO have entire approval hers in high
national army and deprived Of the support Of the French
troops u would be impossible p hold a. wore remote
q az , ,r spse.a, tao.. ?: as Unissa Stat.
plies Of men and money He has therefore determined
% concentrate his operations The central plateau Of
Mexico securing Communication with Vera Cruz by Q
line Of Notifications for the defence Of this prncpal
artery Around tho central plateau military post.
enough 70 prevent one being cut on nom
the Others and military roads win unite them
all with the capital The French military eps
neers have been working with extreme activity these
roads for some time past, together with considerable
number Of aborsn In order 10 achieve thstmpovtans
work which nazimilian regards = means Of present
safety and OF regainng subsequently, whom opportunity
oo the territories now os be has got the peomiss Of
tho French government that ofccr soldier Of
the sngpsors 10 70 accompany Tho corps Of occupation
about 10 return 70 France They will b The Last OF all
70 leave Msxico; perhaps svsu and this hoped they
win consent 70 be incorporated for some time either
with the auxiliary troops with the native army.
Rsigntng over knisd tsvItovy, Maximlian believes
no win be able exercise full GRITTY and that hter
whom his power shall be more soidly founded, rtn b
cossibk from ms csre 10 sstsnd ~ vccoWQas gradually
over the provinces which have slipped from him.
and which, indeed have never besn subject 70 him.