The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-22

Uonnpnation 81 the Reported Inteation
- Napoleon 60 Evacuate Mexico-Inte-
resting ,Opinions OF the French Press
en the Situation, Sc.
Suu PROSPECTIVE FRENCH wITHDRAwAL From
MEXICO.
. rPsris covspoudence Independence Beige, Dec sal
We expect soon 70 see IN tho journals which the
recipients OF inspiration note oAieA may
evna ~ % sse vary distant ktvrs, e evactioa f
0oseo am ASSUMED that there were negotiations be-
tween the French government and President Lincoln with
o object Of obtaining from the Washington government
rt Of recognition for FORMS sake Of Mexico excepting
~ the United States were have liberty OF action after
- departure Of our troops which this concession from
o. American rcpSbc would have enabled US to effect Inn
nsdatsy. Mr. Lincoln too preoccupied in his s'rng
Ne with the South 10 Hnish these negotiations aud his
Asaih broke them Cd At moment when he was about
psrhaps TO try 70 yield this platonc satisfaction
- the French government Tho conferences
Asve been renewed with Mr. johnson; but
0ublic sentiment America Is such 10 leave hardly
any hope OF an arrangement OF this kind The issue Of
CERTAIN Toast 70 be adjourned beyond the session OF
Congress To-day the highest circles here are becoming
Hghtened Mexco and very indignant at Macmillan,
Gho Is showing himself tbs time, both incapable
Ara 10 Yrarce 70 whom he owes eyeryhing
ne regretted taat fn Ne frdmsrg Of ne g0r.rnrse"f
orecedes rendered al reja,lons vsh Jsare imp ssie
fpars corrcspondencs Independence Beige, Dec. 30
fhavc already told you The horizon Of the close Of our
gear is sombre enough Our political world
Invaded by apprehensions, every day moro lively con-
serning the situation OF Amer'cn and correisuvey 81
Mexico The good viii Of President johnson Is known
through the warning h. conveyed by General
ochoncld. Unfortunately, feared that the
opinion OF the masses In the United states
= progressing even rapidly than the President him
ss suppcsed General Logan, who bad At hrs hesl,asd
~ accept the command 10 act representative OF the
Uned States 70 tho republican President Juarex decided
ful1 hose duties because he had recognized tbs IN
sreang force OF public opinion, 10 which no man IN
North America n willing h. give the % BY. hss sign
hardly favorable u thought above AL when the 10.
nontholon not altogether reassuriug; that while
repdeog homage 10 the courtesy and sympathy OF the
s~u NJ Tho wbts House, u may be that the least
unexpected Incident the Rio Grsnde prcciptate
the omsnt when the Cabinet OF the Presdent VIII pass
Me boundaries Of restraint
Paris oor-sspondcnce Independence Beige, Dec. SOL
Public Abolition Ia ever upon The American question
n "A posve abat General Grant, on the subject OF Mexico
and French LnieryentIot, going TO waec q war BY
campaign Of meetings which bis popularity, based upon
,l repder dangerous enoCgh for the interests Of the
psv empire sezdss, u Ia more and more evident 70 me
Shat ns French government ss>ktrg dnnsren nssF On
a. Merriam gssssios. Only umo and Management are
necessary 10 the realization OF such project
soub,s between Yrsnrs and ths United states, ssys-
fbc truVs that IN the United States an excited public
suipion h urging the Rovernrnenf ~ much a. y can 70
Shsan The evacuation Of nsricc ~ The French troops
uhNe IN ErGxfs Ne oor~rnss sss lvhapil ndhng ~,
sUYsavsno cc<y ANY nvsafe.an9 dsmsssraoN OF sac
sVcine an ally sAess ezsesos d1esds rpos " support
vaExcu pYesgT AT AosBAuprxrxo AUSTRIA.
ia lYnn ne Paris Journal des Dsbs1s, Jan. en1 81
"a an n The OsyseDeHdepn 0sn1cle r Vienna,
uu1Sv form Of corsGpopdencs from nexSco srtiee
vy1rh rnnts NE s6ssrs q fhs cQunty = nss Coving
soisM We arc ehssns1 ~ No. Rafp - Unpsshs