The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-05
EUROPE.

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EUROPE.
mass of important and interesting information is
contained in the HERALD dispatches and extracts from
foreign files by the steamship Africa published in
columns to-day.
The state of anxiety in which all Paris and conse-
Quently all France awaited at the date Of latest
counts the anticipated oracular remarks of Napoleon
the Mexican question: at the opening Of the Chambers
On the I'D ult is we described In correspondence
from the French capital The Emperor himself de-
sirous Of ignoring the matter entirely his speech but
in Difference to the unanimous advice of his Cabinet had
consented 10 touch upon It, and the sppostion that
he would promise withdrawal Of his troops from Mexico
at the earliest practicable perod-wthn year least
Our correspondent also gives account Of the grand
ball at the Tucres with list Of the Americans present
and interesting pen pictures OF several Of the leading
European notabitcs whomingled in the throng. Among
countrymcn the lion and the receiving at
tention from their Mjesties General schoneld To
the General the Emperor expressed his pleasure at the
meeting and told with what he had followed the
march of Sherman and to Minister Bgeow he passed
very neat compliment the beauty Of American ladies'
BY the arrival from Europe shall doubt learn
precisely what Napoleon did say his legislators about
Mexico.
The particulars Of the recent sudden and unexpected
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MEXICO.
The correspondence already alluded 10 in our columns
between Generals weitzel and Mea, regarding the
Bagdad raid, is given In our Brownsville letter pub
ished this morning General wcitze informs the
imperial commander that he sent troops 70 the town.
after It's capture solely in the interest Of humanity and
to prevent further scenes Of outrage and disorder,
and that the investigation which he has ordered shall
show that any Of bis were engaged
In the foray they shall be punished. II IL
very apparent that u the American troops had been
despatched for the protection Of the inhabitants Of Bag