The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-29


yepublic lad 10 pat up with the landing Of and
an Austrian legion tho sacred soil Oh me Western
Continent. -
tba which il bore on tho surface. Tho address was 10
Austria BIZ ne note aeSded fir France. with
France herself America wa 10 no hurry Tho Emperor
kapoeon had thrown out clear hints ih; the French
occcpalon Of Mexico drawing ~ close Tic 70 all
OF his troops wth him less matter Of choice than
or ne essify, and America 81 tho wisdom OF
bu diug golden brdg for retreating foe She wished
10. no quarrel with France Sne Immense sl0re by
French friendship. In the worst exremitiea Of the ter
rioe trial she had just gone through had always
eyinced the fonaes production for France, less per-
maps, from real feeling tan with view 10 raise the
envy aud seaiorsv o. another Power 10 which she
then less fr endy. Although tho sympahies Of Amcri
have lately been engroescd by conrenal Oh.
Jeci, $40 not deeply with her new love To
wish herself altogether on with the old one She In
mood 10 proceed 10 exircr.i..cs with her former
friend and she Considered the evacuation OF hexico as
matter already scieably settled. Tho Emperor Napo-
Hon, who had also come 60 that sane conclusion,
was anxious Tor compromise 70 the last he
thought he could deal With Mexico as he had done
with ROM. The State which was be deprived Of the
support Of .a French could SIN rely on ffench
Of mercenary lepions Il was at this junctnre that
America stepped In with her veto by which she very
clearly sgnded oFysnce that she, France should 80,
and no one else should come In In her place"
Under such circumstances Il wouid 20 m, 70 say tho
least quite superous that General Dix OF any other
American diplomats, should 90 to Paris :. urge INC
withdrawal OF tho French troops, the assicaion u
the Emperor n.ximilaa, and the downfall ct Of
IN Ho~s paas he eomplascs is likely enough
70 anticipate tho demand. Nor DO wo think
sa rsss. sSsns1 sss. s rs any sa s
the Mexican question 10 extremity" because on this
Mexican subject there are no two opinions In inc States
the republicans would be ess resoate about II than
the democys's and " Mr. Seward has hifhsrto
nended maid and orciiary policy ~ oxlv acted SFos
am no his eouvryaen thai 40 Aerican question haser
us9 70 rcataneoM solution, ritcw any gng - pasa
put IN either 5 tho Emrso ssposou ~
solving on prolonged occupotion OF Mexico by
hls ,roors, OF by the Emperor almilsn being
power party Of his subjects sufficiently strong 10
overcome all other parties Nescs from eso s. otnsss
bad diRgs from Gambia. II comes to us from two
nerent and opposite sources, the conflict be-
tween Paris and New York We lind IL cay task TO
shape belief any plausible basis But certainly
neither the socp,icai the creduors among
mako either head tail OF ths telegram pub
tbcd few days ago in pnrinan journal purpor ting
to 30 tho summary OF a despatch from the Is Inperor
Macmillan to his envoy In Paris, and snnoun-
cling among other ausplesous Incidents the pxceent
spirit prevailing among all classes In Mexico" and
he best understanding existing with all tho Emperor
allies What 40 arc TO understand by all class In
Mexico and who all the allies of It's present Govern
r1ent the telegraph DID not tell us; but notion
20 be gaining geound that ihs Mexicans ost " sheer
spirit Of contrGcten and incapable 81 otherwise bring
ing order OF ,boir cha r. may III hook ~ Macmillan
the only anchor a safety That they nry have
tender merc,ss ina, sytnpathy which they Withheld
from him long as he was at tho head OF foreign
bsyonsis and, further, TIN, this revuison Of feet
consented To exchange ss imperial throne for a
presidential chair SO as 70 latter the hunor
of tho lib raj psre and dsarm the enrnhy Of tho vim
dica;orr OF tho doctrine. Avrceahly
report the Emperor had tho resolution OF TAX
aud Lis co.nnnni alions with Vera Crn, sgains. All
comsr allowing the host 10 factions the free of all
the rest Of territories We need hardly say that
neither Of tberc corjcciures talcs With tho Important
step taken by tbe EmpsTor BY ndiDg fis
sort to Es.ope the Empsss Cnarlo..s cysdsn,y came
leon. The sak smbcsAdress other N 10 back with
men and mossy not 70 20 back n ALL IL 10 MT likely
tina. CRtion ia thu Pope. and ha nbspu.
ibsEs,re incurred ny 'Foba,ra tho Chnrcn,
would have nsci, weighs on the Emper's reso,oron.
hut the Envres taIsa ~ Io0ss DO les han o. Paris.
hence there end, mot only OF all hope In the sup
rou Of foreign arms, but Ia elion with
ths, clerical party which Lad boon the mans,ay or ih-
empire At it, ouise;, and iarpo section Of which had
been acnaied by Tho conuscsn Of ecclesiastical prop
cry
,racA royalty rssced IN Nary g'tcrey find In
heart pity tao sovereigns who brought 10 the
Necessity OF turning their backs tho yAu,tes of thor
exalted cs!se crown In days 10 often better
than found, and Macmillan, 81 AusIra win certainly
md IN his arch6acal competence ~ hisamr
,enlnent which he could sever have enjoyed
In The nidst Of The alsrms ard sn1s,es bessDg him In
eroise power ro.dfed NE OF Leisure dslassful
him, there viii sways ~ work ensugh FOR him In hts
bfothers dsra-i estate 70 cali forth tnai temperate
Judgment, ths. calm s1ergy and that coIchiatBg adj
dssEs Ter which Macmillan ieft behind him good
character, even among he most hopslsssly dssectsd
heart tor 81 his father. lie 1sAawsye known
tohsvs his rctrra - Austria could take place
tie now World oreg before him noble mbsins he
may have conrce Of in,aiiing n home.
IN there . aag ~ea s0ho SAcs,f b. cAssiied Ssc
scrolsf q ~ 6ndl Ugsiei n tts s0ry hs@ar bsssrs
q so' gz-.Ei.iian 70 has spss Expsrs OF ~ vlos
5r1i -. iteG 70 trr- a,css- ,wprs sp,rrnc, ike Nj
from tho hssd Of Jupsr full grown and arnes 10
the ssh Rsd VINO IN be coDscsorsnsss " his failure,
has not ssen The mcr2rs consolation ~ sllSssng tie
blame 9Th his -iyissrs oy sbetorz Tho suDjsgssion a
Mexico she EMPEROR Napo own berne, aud
rcsted very natural but events proved, very
decided, rtissskoB--oss u xh ch hs 6Em bcAss IN
the able g-bss1 ia the American Lnon the
other . ccnviction thni Internal quiet frznce
10 be secured without the divers ~ great
fcre.sn enterprise. In both these errors Nap6ison
had nj the limo the concurrence Of ninety nine Gus o.
hundred ihinkcFs n Europe. Only 10 behooses man
in MS station 10 with his vevs above abe hen Of
mione aad n .ensrkab,e, above all things, that hs
III men, who hsi done much towards tanning the
exubsrant wsrxs sir,is u nj. Frenchmn and b. ths
Developments ~ pablo prosperity gvug rise 70 CONNER
army had followed hr sross the Alps in his for
idea, should have doomed necessary " embark
the same people On N infinitely more YSusus and
hazardous uDdef.akirg--sn undertaking ffun which,
under che mort favorable ausp csa no Practically
good results could DO sxpscisd. However, v much
esssr 70 fail into eror Of 90 great naSntuds
a. the building ~ Of HsxcsD Emp 70. Then 70 bayo
she courage and raaasimity " acknoviedes By back
Ing ouf Of v,'h Ysnt resignation, snsw IN sitpro
liability on seifvstde erspf Of tina, nalnrs that Cen
era css,leIssa slsy smbs,ksd for v~rs cssz