New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14

on occasion Of nevyarryod stcreoyped report published
in to-days official Noritenr, that the French Imperial
troops have had encounters with and victories over
armed enemies numerous than themselves ana that
all TIE population Is with them Che French Imperial
troops, 10 vii. Now read DhsbuIy summary
YOu insist" be SAYS, d" or hreylty Bfeyiy, with me
M1nurs Mexican core pondence and "notes" for the
past four years amounting 10 octaY0s N Yolumel can
only a5bTovac by reducing particulars 10 generals and se-
ciaes 70 averages most, pcIioiee ToeFmi references
to the le details ins'lcat0ry quotations. Explanatory
commentaries. The Of the Wonteurs teachings Is,
then follows: Tho largest NUMBER oi tiench sollers
10 ony one moment on Mexican SOL, 49, aecoTuns 70
Minister Foud who was likely 20 exagserate, 3luOO
The whole number OF paid French troops on many now
UNDER MEXICAN soil may be, say 5000 considerably
arr number Of states than exist the ordinary maps Of
Misunderstanding Empress Charlotte, her dear enlLsu-
Ia Of Yucaan-haying adhered TO the Empire mere re
NAMED 3O hrlands Of the Juarez persuasion 70 conquer
Tie adLering States OF the late Republic OF Mexico have
BEEN in the agcgae and average pacihed as oleh
once year 1862 There has been since tbat uhe
on average weekly encounter between some Do1y OF
body Of bIigands, the ordinary result OF when
has been loss the part OF these hiteI, OF
ac0 dead wounded and prsoBers conclude t1ea, IhA'
50 90 foreign troops have fought with about 6OO0 REM
nant o. the original 800 hgands AID killed or put hors A.
con6at something $1,000 OF them that all Mexico
has been pacied AZ least three times over on an average
but that az there remains, according 10 the N2HteU,
10000 le OF the original 300 bgands and according
the dying testimony OF the unhappy Begans who were
commissioned to felciate Max on the oasinss OF his
popuarly crowned head in MexieOtheroi snip Of road
between Cruz and Tho capital not yet pacihed, there
Will be occupation OF Mexico Troops
numbering 900 for some time TO come All OF when
submitted by yours truly, DidsbuTy'
add by way Of sober comme1t On the occasion OF me
brdre. being laid before the Corps Legsaf the other
day Jules taYrc reminded the Chamber that on occasion
Of the general discussion the address tho Government
requested that the discussion OF the Mexican business
should be then omitted bat promised that opportunity
would be allowed for is discussion before the close Of
the session The then given Tor this request was
that the successful result Of negotiations then pending III
REGARD 10 the Mexican business would be imported ny open
talk about them; that was especially not the time for Gov
eminent to publish its part in the unfinished negotiations
until there had been time TO receive from Mexico Max
answers fresh sent French propositions On the posIe
assurance by the authorized Government speaker that me
debate on the budget should give opportunity for ihe
Mexican discussion TIE Opposition eoafteousiy assehteu
TO the request for adjournment. But now the 6oNeIn
spokesman meets FayTcs reminder by saying tlat
Government will Try and what II can safely reveal,
but in the present state Of negotiations between France
aud Mexico publication Of correspondence, etc. must be
controlled with great prudence and reserve.
4 German newspaper announces work IN press, en-
titled Beis LeLcn Ny Life, VIII n Is nothing less than
Maxmilian's Autobiography Dids1ury recommends, on
condition that il down to the present time that
the title should be supplemented: My Lie aud Ad,
ventures with TTanatons from Europe to America, ad
vice versa, 20 be continued. $3.50.
the old school, who taught with Magnn ana inc [esl III
Frasers Magazine and BackwO0d, Francis Mahon,y,
better known a. Father Pout died here last week. for
tho last few years bis almost only literary work was Ine
always lively, readable Paris correspondence OF re
L0nd0a Glotc Of which newspaper ne was one oil inc
pToprietors. -
Tho Count De Monalembert whose STATE Of health has
atterly alarmed his friends has within day or w. been
opcratcd on successfully for the stone There Il the best
reason hope for his recovery Of ioeTDy good health
but be has renounccd lis cherished purpose Of WISHING he
United States this year g.,
Painter MAY has brought back from Geneva capital
portrait OF our other friend Count Aeenor de Gasparnas
work Of art and likeness fit pendant TO LIS portrait OF
Iaboulaye Both are commanded for the walls Of your
New-No OK Union League Club whore your home cntcs
can Judge of them fancy that those Of you who are not
critics will be pleasantly impressed with the American
quality OF Gasparin's features
In he way OF teatrcals there is @ high Shakepearcan
tide Ia Just now. A poor Italian company with one
shining exceeding star, Rossi, is performing H@let
OthclO and tho usual great round ID lthnah, al INV
Italians. "The Merry Wives OF WINDSOR uo iis.
lvlc theaters The original hbreto was, believe, the
work of of the Meud,ssohns. Ii IL retansAted Oy
French lbrottst. Pat into English again and yoa would
hardly reCo uize the hand Of hcpnnye 'old MlNlams
as lie would only half recognize that his Richard was ms
himself again" in Victor Sojoufs diversion OF that
drna revived this week at Of tie bouYeard thea
ters A complete translation, III prose ioiiD, u
Sakespearos dramatic works by Emile Monteget, Is now
In course Of publication IN w0 Sous numbers very wen
translated with hne type and clever iut' that 90 Not
illustrate the text, OF course, on large PAPER lhs -
the fourth complete new translation Of Shakespeare pup
ushcd in France within fifteen years. Montesets
promises to be the best to young Victor Hus2s Inc
lastaaned author is suppomentng his remaIkabe "ork
with Transitions OF tho Yorkshire tragedy and olAei Oh
tho imputed ShaAespoaroan dramas
Verdi has sent IN complete the st two acts Of his Don
Caros-ibretto made mp schiller Ambrose Thomas
has finished new opera entitled Aishon rom
Goethes Wilhelm Mcster Gounod, theauthor OF faust
has ust been elected the Institute in the Academy OF
Elmo Art. Section Of Music, in place OF Oapip0u, de-
oeasod lis il remarkable case of wcll-norited and
luicklyIeCOgnzcd success IN his att HIS nIst phDlsneu
work was Mass in 1872 The youngest o. his i've asso-
cales m the Academy Is Thomas, aged 2o inc Oldest
AMBER VINO - IS young as the best OF hen Another
BerOz AZ g. often meet on the Sidewalks ot our COM
qnqricr he does look than - at worst but
does look uncommOA bo Jefferson Davis at his D. DIS,
Photographic best.