The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01

heard the news?n what?' replied / "what, you
have heard that Mr. Corwn has received orders from
his government close the legation and return 70 the
United States, and you do not know that the United
States has sent extraordinary ambassador
70 his Exceency the President Juarez 70 conclude an
offensive and defensive auiance9 Herei" cried he
emphatcaly, "readl" He handed 10 me a letter from
Fl paso the present residence Of Juarez, and added
majesticaliy, "Ten your great nation to come. We
will receive them brothersl" The city Of Mexico
has legion Of such advocates OF freedom They
thousand times 10 die for the Of this country,
and yet they can be seen daily lounging upon the
promenade, smoking their cigarettes Every day they
have fresh budget OF news; every day many French
and Austrian soldiers killed in skrmishes and bat
ties in which the liberals generally remain victorious
INDUSTRY ENrnROR- t,
In the meanwhile Macmillan proceeds quietly with
his reforms Of the government and Improvements IN tho
city Of Mexico Nothing retard MIN. He works
ndefatigaby fr6m O'Clock in tho morning until
nine o'clock at night, with very little relaxation during
that time. eA.. -a- t...
: AN INTERVIEW WITH MACMILLAN.
friend Of mine who had an interview with the En-
peror afew days ago praised him very much. He came
here true Yankee to engage In business and, coming
into collision with the government applied 10 the EN-
peror in person. who at assured him Of his protsc
ton. The Emperor had long conversation with him.
in the Of which he said he wished for nothing
more than 10 make the acquaintance Of President John
and Secretary Seward. II am convinced - said he
that after frank and honest conversation should
part friends. No desires than TO have in
your government good neghbor. No one would reap
better harvest from the seed which have than
your nation. regret nothing more than that in my
former position Admiral OF the Austrian feet could
not carry Of my favorte proects-to visit the
ID Gtatac I'm
their practical talent In all my works at Pola Trieste
and Venice employed Americans And regret that
should not now in my difficult task, have the support
tile to my government, because l was obliged to bring
with me an army Of invasion But was It possible other
and divided nation. was Obliged to lay firm foun
datoD that the ed6ce might not be overturned BY the
first Storm have enough material in my people to
give my young State that security which 1t 80 much
needs but then people must not intervene 10 dis
turb peaceful neghbor Your nation is too strong to
have the least fear of so young neighbor."
CONVERT.
My friend, fiery liberal returned hearty imperalist
of territory Has the late shown with what
difficulties our government had 70 struggle when por
ton of our States were in rebellion? Shall we, on &C.
count of some Of our political wiseacres begin war
with people who DESIRE through peace the revival OF
and universal intercourse with other civilized
States 70 raise itself to equal rankY What
Americans wish for than firm and stable govern
ment in this oppressed and distracted countryf We too
need peace Mexico in order to give opportunity 70 our
active and enterprisng countrymen TO revive those
sources Of wealth which have so long lain dry"
Hut In America apt 10 form political opin
ions without penetrating deeper into the true merits Of
the case. Let us here ut least form an impartial udg
ment.
sKIRNsHE WITH LIBERAiS AND ARRIVAL or TROOPS.
Recently the Austrian Legion, under command Of Col.
Zach, had several skrmisbes with the liberals
under Embraces which lasted 1--WE days and entaed
losses The mperalists carried the positions with
the bayonet
Almost daily reinforcements arrive from France In
Vera Cruz and within the last ten days nearly two thou
sand i've hundred have arrived. Yesterday tho
companies Of Zousvee which revoted in Martinique were
brought in under escort They guarded by two
French regiments and TO DO tried BY court martial
Another regiment with battery is Fastening 10 sup
press the Ssssxte Tho military here consigned to
their barracks 70 prevent any excesses