The New York herald., 1866-03-20
Our Vera Cruz Correspondence.
r. VERA CRUz, March o, 1885.

While the world al large engaged in the attempt to
discover the sentiments of Napoaon on the subject Of
Mexican affairs. to discern, were, plainly the lace
proper Of France beneath that wonderfully ambiguous
disguise Of verbiage which he lately addressed
10 the Corps Legislatf the leaders and others of
among the liberal Masses natives Of Mexico,
deem It appropriate 10 make the latest acts
of the French officials in this country serve the cor
rect Interpretation of that address This then being the
adopted of proceeding has been found that
since the reception Of the address here there has not
been any very marked openly manifested indication
that the French preparing remain in Mexico until
driver out by Yankee bayonets but in contradstnction
to this surface part favored with the details of
Eeveral semi secret transactions tending TO show that
they do not intend to leave-at least Immediately.
ASSASSINATION BEIGIAN ENVOY TO THE EMPRESS.
diligence containing, among other passengers the
commission Of three gentlemen sent out by the Belgian
he death of the late King father attacked
Rio Fno on the Vera Cruz route, by a party sup
osed to be guerillas and one OF the Belgian repre-.
entativcs killed, two OF the other passengers
)eing wounded No attempt was made 10 plumber the
zach, and it Is reported that the attacking party con-
listed OF detachment Of the liberal General Garcia
avalry command who had determined kill the Bel.
ian officials in retaliation for the cruelties decreed by
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LIndependoncs Beige has for some time been IN tho
habit o. intimating that France Is tho Of recall
ing her troops from Mexico The truth Is this--The
evacuation OF Mexico by French troops Will com
the moment that the government OF the
United States shall have recognized the Emperor Maxi
milan; but II, a. may happen such recognition does
not take place France may dmn s the number OF her
forces, but cannot withdraw her Gag will add that,
In spite Of the assertions Of LIndpenddnes Beige
satisfied hers with the tone adopted by Mr.. Seward
in his speech at Auburn. The United States spoiled
children whose pranks old Europe often smiles at but
the OF America should avoid abusing the
thence OF France and OF Eng and TO point beyond their
power OF endurance