The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-03

aonA0d by franc " EUROPA NyerytnuQ, tn0u, ~ TOT
ths sasi France has cause to fear anything from
anybody. Whereof abe turns her eyes she encounters
sssh,ng bat sympathy and consideration. Everywhere
ths government sees 10 DO satisfied; nowhere
does IL perceive any menacing eventualitiss and the
ACTUAL psAss seems to to promise TO be duraoe one
TaE caxAroR MLLKIUA
Ono would be inclined to think, from hasty perusal
AZ this document that the political millennium was
NJ hand hat perhaps that happy time through tho
aim vista OF the future BY the oiden prophets, when
sevsry man shall sit under his vine and ng tree
vtth none 70 modest him or make him afraid,n was
about 10 10 naugurAted According TO the prophecies
bssvs the devil be chained for thousand years
bsfOse nai epoch and - tho Grsat Tribulaton Cum
ming" and other modern prophets look upon Napoleon
y sbs six hundred and SIXTY six Of Revelations. and
he man through whose nslrumentalty the millennium
IL v be worked out perhaps ssid before, we may
b On the eve Of It,
According to the circular the happy state Of affairs in.
auxusNlsa by mischievous little Puck has been
tasl,sasa on grand scale ID the political world.
Jack shall have Jnl
The shall have hts again
And all shall be we'll
GENERAL DEDucrIoSA
Tho grea. leading idea In the circular is that an r-
rssutibio Power urges populations to combine together
In large agglomeraons causing the secondary States
disappear" France. in reality, cannot fail to profit by
this fact Following Il out to its logical conclusions IL
may yet paaceably take Belgium into Its bosom. The
aggomeaion Of populations and the disappearance Of
pssly Slaes Is also the circular states guarantee
sganss revolution and in this respect France derives
profit aud support from the aggrandizement Of Prussia
some sharp sighted people profess in the clear
ard adso.tAble hammer which the doctrine Of ma
oaAsc agglo srations is set forth In this circular
tho germ Of war, which commenced by France for
the forced "agg omeraton'' Of Belgium and Switxer-
land may spread Europe II Is very evident that
the purposely leaves large margin, by which
could justify herself in the future should she de-
cid, ,gglomemton these Siatos but havo no idea
that present the Emperor do anything OF
the sort
sss FORK HeaALD roUoaED THg ky sorg
POLICY
In the-key Of this manifesto of the Emperor
this really is. struck in recent article in tho
nsw YoRK HHaAiG. Napoleon is ill, and feels that he
be suddenly, perhaps removed from this sphere of
action He doss feel himself able to carry on war
present. and Ia case Of his DEATH he wishes 10 leave
France with few complications possible which may
intsrfrfe with the succession Of his dynasty the
throne Of France What he wants 10 peace and he
not exar,ly Logical OF the Celebrated
lelS Of the 1lth Or June In fact, in many Of It's de-
anosons may b. considered most cgregious @qa
ty Hut since that letter written Bismarck and his
osedis gun have nterfered sadly with the ratocinaton
.nd Napoleon wisely yields to the logic Of events rather
~ INSCRIPTION IN vRAxcE
Va have MOI yet had time 70 observe the effect that
this circular viii have In France think on the whole
however Will bc acceptabiy received and IL tho En-
psroe will only follow u up be disposed TO do
BY gsttng out Of his Mexican difculty rapidly pos
into The idea tina, Of peace and productive pros
penty h. after ali cetsr than one OF impoverishing
mn ss1ras M ss AsD MEXICAN arssrros.
Vshi the publication u the circular Of N. de lava
ies Ss affairs 81 hsxico IN sensrc and the departure
dpa tspc OF disc Sion and comment among the peo
pie aud the press
M tass'n yoa in my iast letter. has bssn MOI
sstie laughed by tho public in general and the oppo
ses % isrocuar, for the decided thar pas which i
Dsds In basng lie Theory Of TIE military and civil
rsi,A.,on Of hcxso By the Ffonoh authorities upon
he fac. q The spgon.mens By MAMMALIAN q Gsnsra
Wac and Nnanse the Acnitesr OF the next morning
having stated thai Ihese gentlemen were mot 70 be
Nm e q. ssss ssas usp,
neyed. puts Q. bold face and crswls ont
ms Of the soniisw justices observation which
hiss bsss already made There is evidently an incom-
chosen ~ MsHimss an 10 The yrsncs army ssa The
posa az maistsr Independently Of this pability
sssss was N the scc:ps.ncs o. these m ministries by
d0ns corps ana the other THAI q iniendant Of that
ia gwen ~ F'aoSs e Ss Mexican ~ This
you'd he moro than assistance; II would 10 a al
M " known h.. eS Z NOT the character s Do
lcy Of France toward the new empire. But II Mesrrs
0.eaont and Frsnt should resign tho ofcai positions
which hcy hold In expeditionary French nothing
need then prevent ,her retaining the portfolios which
trey have accepted The refusal Of the authorization
which the Aosfsrv publishes b then only proof
sivsa BY the government OF It's Arm resolution
fhsshfn 70 the DESTINATIONS which 1t has several times
-: 90 psrsisS.sy - .sspc1 s 20 tss snsss rec.
vsended tAa observations ye,afse the choice Of
~ k~srer Aassmtiaa hap from Washin9fai
mech occupied with what Europe does about Mex
zoe han JShas IN own agents DO has been troubled about
csssin however Is that the Cabinet cr the rulsries
dad ne< wait for any complaint 70 come to decision,
wn'ch places s respect for It's engagement before s
rHs fafvie IN this last paragraph permits very large
cG - escape from the bag. have an impression,
that your government, Immediately upon Messrs Os.
oat ana Frian entering upon their dutss did protest
y me french government against this fragrant violation
Of tno spirit OF the Emperors promises 20 get out OF
Mexico aud that his prompt action in refusing the su
tasa,ion 10 Messrs 6sent and Frans in great part
dus 70 this proest Tho matter 10 ons OF no ncensdca
s Importance for In connection with the accepfance or
~ 100 important positions OF the Ministers Of War and
Fnsao-. not only tho Patrse, but MANY well Informed
ps~Spns here built up theory that last chance of
snving Macmillan the Emperor had decided permit
h.m - "frencnify' his admin .ra,,on Tue rude blow
which IL given him In thu note IN the 1o,sfsw 10 pretty
good evidence that such not the Gaze and that Maxi
iian made the appointment without consultation with
pS~m ssion OF the Emperor
Al tho mission OF General Casielnau, WHO sailed
from ~ Nszsrs yesterday, the Pafrfs aver that u Va
ss = ,or in - b Snss :.
believe differently regarding a. from what
gave opinion in last letter, MAT IL object 10 10
poi In succsssfu operation The treaty Of July 20. ~
which Msximilian transfers his life interest IN the
msscsn house to the Emperor Nspoleou and ~
the time 10 get the hrs desohenisof French
troops lately started or IN November One OF the best
nswspapsr Joke. 81 the Is the claim OF the fe
thsk the isfoms treaty with .Maximiiian, who Is the
only constituted power in Mexico. IA binding upon his
sscs-a~ors and that VI they do not scsnowiedge -
0spis of French fngates the Mexican waters viii
fegcs "a =
n strikes me that "a couple % French frivaies''
could easily enforce tho collection OF the Mexican
osxom that when four Rxo Napoleon cent
army to Nexico 70 colbert little debt Il would
have besa much wiscr and cheaper nan 10 have done