The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-11

toOk IN tnn estiHhiiCn OF
pcoplethe masses. The blessed in Mexico the
peaceful ones. On the contrary. the audscious
warriors eujoy themselves the most Here there rs
chance OF success for who does not enter the
arena with drawn sword and light for his laures on the
neId OF slaughter The empire will soon be exposed 70
effect SEQ tho chief Of tho state Maxman entering
into campaign at tn head OF his troops"
In another article on the situation we End stated
that the Foreign Legion trO0p6 who are 10 be lett Ia
Mexico hen the regular Freuc troops retire. viii num-
Der ten thousand men, and that Maxim liam will proba-
bly, succeed In enlispg thirty thousand Mcxcans Ad-
hitting this 70 be So tho question may be very properly
asked. will the thirty thousand enlisted and armed Mexi
cans remain true when the French regular troops are
wthdrawnt Has not the Emperor already found "trai
tors in mhn who were daily In the habit Of approach
ing his persons do the people at PuebIa and
deian,Iy that they are ready to pronounce
against the emprcf Let tho Emperor but lack
mo 20 pay ns troops ana no wili ses now loyal
be. Now the French military purse supplies almost
all the money which is paid to tho Mexicans who
necessary that such payments should be made The
French know this and they know IL is their
go paying money for Maxlmian when The Frooch
regular troops withdrawn II France other
Power does not pay Maxs bills that both himself and
hs empire will by the board on the very day he finds
his thirty thousand armed 'ioya subjects" have gone
over to liberalism and the contents Of the
very loyal Max's armed Mexicans have shown them
solves When Tampico was taken large body OF these
sloyal ones went over to the liberal side, when
they hod nm opportunity OF returning to Vera Cruz and
later still--cven within few days past-when the i'm
peria garrison capitulated at Tuxpam than two
thirds Of the mper al Mexican soldiers wont sthe
enemy And we may ask with propriety will all the
Foreign Legion prove truoy We think We say with
safety that they will not We kno" that many OF them
very anxious to reach the United States They have
heard great stories about the States and they want 90
there and seek their fortunes among their friends aud
neghb0rs from fatherland.
rHB FINANCIAL SITUATION AZ II MAY BE-
Among the mperalsts at the capital is said that
we'll known and very influential banker 10 Europe hns
nfndl n tn "a an tn
guaranteed by part of the revenue Of the maraiimc
houses According to this arrangement; certain
is to BIO retained for the payment OF the interest
the two first loans and after all deductions is cal
cuated by the mperalst spectators, that tho imperial
Mexican treasury WI receive about ~ 600 goo This
the Princess Charlotte Mt Paris Seventeen millions or
dollars in ready money, says the Estlfehs "wil mako
up about twohirds Of the estimates which sum being
added TO the current revenue viii fully relieve the gov
eminent OF its ennbarrassments for Twelve months TO
como at least With dollars can have men, powder,
bullets and arms. Let us suppose thai twenty thousand
soldicrs-twenty thousand Mexican soldersweli equip
ped well commanded and supported by the foreign To-
gion who will be left III Mexico after the evacuation
perform good work and carry the with chance
of obtaining victories and efIectng paciication.
To repulse tho liberals and to retake the from
terr and the ports is not a very difficult
task; II is not over difficult ono. To think OF it Is
TO do it. Now, thus, we have the maritime custom
houses re.aken and In full productive operation So
much will be clear gain for the treasury and those who
interested 10 the loans Peace will be restored parties
will be united and then we shall be able to construct
iron railways without difficulty In financial point OF
view and without overlooking the people with taxes to
build palaces, 70 plant parks. and particularly to pay
shall But we will stop here, before we break
milk pot, and. Adeu until tho good news is con-
nrmed.n
LEre Nos,rsIs says il is evident that Napoleon has
not withdrawn all his support from the empire since
was he who Influenced the we'll known banker in Europe
interest himself In tho new loan sought for by the
Empress Charlotte Besides IL would be very painful TO
70 know that Napoleon had withdrawn all his sup
port this critical ju1ctare We believe that
,ino ite lint haQ hAaN Heels tim
OF the great European problem will materially affect the
end Of the great question here.
MAxIAuIAS rDkA OF ADVOCATING
La Pare, newspaper lately started at the capital,
aud issued wholly the interest Of the Church party
and the unfolding q the empire, says
have been put circulation The most important is
that the Emperor will abdicaic This is nothing but
party invention Nothing 10 further removed from the
mind Of the Sovereign Than the idea Of abandoning
Mexico His resolution TX we know very WELL either
save the nation Che elnpirel or else 50 down with IT, Ae
~ In the hands OF Providence But he will
not cowardly fee before his enemies. For the same
that o the nsion 10 sustain with dignity IT. ndepen
dence o. realize wholly the moral regeneration Of the
empire TO reestabish order In the administration and
10 obtain peace and bright beautiful and glorious
future
w. sxwARDs SEUIRAnI
The impsriasts complaining very bitterly that
Mr. seward 10 now practising . neutrality by which The
liberals receive Ill kinds Of asd including men, money
sssy IL % Uis
the French 10 buy mules and transportation in the
United States and 10 ship their purchases from the porn
western Empire. ship City Of New York, ship snsr her
idan chip Hemisphere ship Escort and others lett
Pa not BEEN for this aid furnished With the s"ow
ledge II not the consent Of Mr. Seward, the French
would have taken Puebla and The city Of heaoo
rFr coapOvA tuIosiHTs cUI-rHRoAre.
II is reported that rome cases Of cholera have occurred
st Cordova Now that the Cordova colouss have been
unfortunate see what the Mexican 7Ssse, edited by an
fnrdo
living example OF tins. and II there an infant
colony cursed with the worst specimens Of the Anglo
Saxon race with some ono hundred noble and bright
ampies II was surely there"
COMMERCIAL MATTERS
Among others Macmillan has issued two interesting
DEGREES The yt subjects all merchandise which has
entered the empire through ports in the occupation OF
the dissdents on arriving NJ their destination, 70 The
imports and other charges exaced by the ordinance
laye ssaboard houses and other laws In force
Merchandise coming through these ports before their
occupation by the Gissidents exemp. from this
provision hut evidence must be produced satisfactory
10 the cole iors OF custom houses Of their having
paid all charges required by the government, either
nv the presentation Of the receipts Of the bureaus
which the depost made or other documents worthy
OF faith and credit which may have been delivered
at Tie time. The second condemns all merchandise
candcsiincly imported circulating In the Interior oe
Il native or foreign 70 be nredoemably forfeited the
government. well IS the vchcies in which they have
been iransrorted The Owners of the merchandise viii
he fined zen the amount OF the dniies be i'm
prisoned for two months and for second offence four
months
The iuapcnasts thus bowal the loes mentioned
above
tThe CAPTURE n Tampco by the disssdents and the
subsequent opcnn9 OF the port by them the commerce
" the world threaten serious change the direction
OF tho currents o trade, which hitherto flowing from
1aInaulpas and Noevo Leon TO the city Of Mexico viii
hereafter diverted 10 Tampco which will become the
outlet OF tho exports OF thcse twoprovncss well the
entrcpnt Of foreign merchandise exchanged for them
This will twoold Injury TO the empire by
ing the % the dissdents 70 the extent OF the
port and import duties diminishing by that amount the
receipts Vera Cruz II would be In serious dcrogaon
Of the prestige Of tho empire 10 submit longer tha
dslocatlon in commercial intercourse. Tho
enemy are distracted with discussions among them
selves md few In number Bu. for treachery they
would never have taken tho city IL s hoped they viii
not allowed 20 recruit and fortify themselvcs
and enlist their behalf the pccgnary interests Of
adjacent country
rupEf,I ACCOUNT or NursRy MOVEMENT.
Now, rs heretofore, the imperiaiss report and
another OF the liberal commanders having been driven
from strong positions and routed but these command
always reapyearing and doing damage TO their
enemies must necessarily discreiit the imperial