Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-07

.V51s ia tie Ranks Of he F'rcslch 07ros'-
ss--s-- Part Of THen IicIiHed 10 tD7o'a
~ Esfe-r-rfi0a-.4t AegOti1-
-s5r Of brother Eericg7 Lo1't-LHc
Ffso0s5yi0n Of HdEigiiiGil-i ne tfice
.dsbed for ne H5tb6raWGigf the f'-f7'c"
Troops, etc.
PARIS. Jan. I6. lsi1.
There VIII be g division in The ranks Of
che uuDo=7tion members OF the tuIt7
Iepislstif regarding the manner IN y WnitA
rHe Mexican question is 10 be treated ST
the coming session. A portion OF them
have come 10 the conclusion that TINS l-
no longer a question Of party. but uial
~aE honor OF The narlon Itself Is conpro-
5uiae9 and involved. and they are dis
-5-zaF I'd throw no further obstacles IN the
ta-rv of fbe speedy and final withdrawal
NJ Inc French troops. On the contrary,
-1r-sr-iuE. or 81 least laying aside FOR the
moment, their peculiar opinions relative
10 the head of the Government, they are
disposed % aid him in dscenuy eNtrlea-
sful himself from the trouble into which
he has carried with him tAelr ''c''eT
5gt~ts.
T7lis iz the Republican wing Of the or
r7sitisn which IS disposed % act in this
generous manner, and absndon their
propensity to get up q fire i'm the rear
whenever a good occasion oilers am
informed. however, that the portion OF
-la npuOsirion members whose hopes ana
interests are supposed 20 be animated
with those of other dynasuesr are not
gs-rrzaF 70 act I'M this liberal manner bur
intend that. so far as they are concerned
an the odium which properly belongs 70
his Majesty for the humiliauing position
in which be has placed France, snail at
-ach 70 him. As the address VIII be nrsi
discussed in the Senate before II Is taken
uu fu the C5TDs LegisiGf-f, iJ VIII proha
1.v r. az leEsJ "a tOrtniklt after lnaI o1dE
meets. on the twenJy-second OF Janu-
sT-v baf1-e il viii lie taken up there.
one OF the grsvesu points of debate
e-ra01sfnr. ss I am inclined 20, that the
withdrawal Of the army and the aban-
Faumer- ag the enterprise is decided
uue- IN lriuriu.e-uiLl 1e the assumption
az guarantee bv the French government
sr rHe four hundred million Of Mexican
bonds. held IN gIeaT part 10y poor people,
and whom tLe government would prODa-
Ely consider il unsafe % abandon.
The Mexican Government Is terribly
larI 40, and Is eDteavorlng 10 elect
-ew loan ia EUCpe. -enOr Duran, lile
newly appointed Aiinisrerto London, mas
been in Paris f0I the last week about iliis
tusine--. Tn1u his arrival in London,
some three weeks since, he aid not 60
near the Foreign ONCE, but considered i
much more necessary 70 put himself in
c1muuuicatiOu wiIl some capitalists.
Ea- III band, he Immediately waited
1Don tHe BarinEs and RUtlschIld, and
zfunded them regarding the probability
HF 2 fresh loan. he received. however
rHe came answer which one Of the ROiils-
4i7fidrz re-reiigiuuisJs is made by cherl-
dan !u the School for Scandal TO give %
Ef~ Tr-D-Lhar " it vasln'r % be done.
They told hln2, In fact, plainly that new
loan could not be i8ated- Duran t'ien
came Immediately TO Paris, where he has
Lad interviews with N. t0uid, tls count
~ f-zrmfuv President Of the Bank OF
france. and Druyu de L'huvs- tindlng
Paris. however overloaded with Mexican
zscuritIez. Seno7 Duran has become c7n-
WINGED OF the lmpTactica5lli-v Of raising
R-v more money in France, and Is going
hack % London. There Il is his Inten-
e-5u 70 call private assembly Of some of
rTrs largest holders Of Mexican bonds and
10 urgs uD0u them the policy OF 5uosclip-
.nr 10 = new loan Of five millions STERLING
10 enable the Mexican enquire % Keep
faith ,yita lis L0reigu creditors anu pay
the next interest, due IN April am as
zure5. however. that there ls not the
Smallest probability Of the Eagiish bond
holders Rccediug 70 bis request
Par.r Cor-sEpoadancs LoldOn Times, -a-i. q
Confined Euelsiaeas ar ths .ts0vern'
ueat.
The Government are uneasy about the
ersis of affairs in Mexico, and await
yrirb much anxiety the arrival Of the
next ul.2IL
From ne Lyndon star. Jan. d.
7geeoauiffon the Price Of Withdrawal.
we have heard. on authority which We
regard ss reliable. that the emperor OF
rre French has positively InIlndie4 20
tH- Cabinet Of Washington his wliiins-
mes 70 withdraw his troops rom AleAleo
any moment On condition that me
fyusruueat Of t5c CaHed States Tce3g-
-lze f5o Empire Of Herfc0.
rs-o-s ne London shipping Gazette. Jan. Is.
-.roIson-a ReEsorted DeterfninRtion-
--r. Fnperor IS understood 10 he de-
-..eu. med U support AzZimiilan, 0i1u4
..--r5s7rg7r bifiro5Da. The negotiations
with the United States have leo 20 no
definite results.
-r--r, tle London Time Jan. D.
.Tr,s rrsnch EsaiPerOr-s PsInfui f5ifeui'is.
THE Intervention IN Mexico was mis-
-eke. though we are precluded- from con-
gemuiDg ID too loudly Our own OoF-
s-uueuT was ui-sdvise6 enough % ron-
eur iu the moderate attempt ~ .nrs1 sls-
aesfe3. and we can only congratulate
-rTrza.ve= that it had the discretion 20 re-
ere as soon as II could win decency. II
auunr 70 have been seen from the nIsl
euatIt would be Impossible % restrict ne
movement 70 its proposed dimensions,
and even were q possible, the movement {
would sin be impolltic. The praellcAl
ouesri0ui-, however, what snau the I'm
4sgr8r Napoleon do2 Luckily, u is not
.gf Junction 20 determine his tullre
-.1llv. There are some siida.-oAs ~
which II seems equally impossible 10 ad-
vance OF retreat. be I'M l'efef may
however. persuade himself 5lat ne must
astaer advance or retreat; Il is impossl be 9liie
rgd9 both. as 30 many people would via
..uvIv dc. and i- S equally inios7ioie @
stand =i;u II lie retreats be expose
himself Co the imputatlOn Of failure ala
mu-Isua the risk of the dlsiRYof "nlcL
the French sre very apt 20 feel TOWARDS
anything Like q 5EautOi ml-llaTy 7uces77
but he would be relieved from consldera-
h.s expense, would mitigate some 90
Ele-tlC opposition, and would appease ile
American people. II be pre,lsts, he mlsl
le prepared for growing embarrassment q
HIit. must 5rJUo -asHeric1Tt FcstfttfHt|tt
we are NOT inclined 10 reckon this lasi
dauger % threatening a. L is sometimes
assumed 70 b.. American officials must
Of course, resent tIs establishment % al
empire In Mexico: 30 is opposed 10 every
tradition Of American policy, and IL is q
simple duty 10 protest against g. Amer
icau politicians and writers must and
viii declai1l against ir, were IL only be-
cause 8 little 5luzter against 1aNimilian
would soon return 70 Europe, and the
Emperor Napoleon would have 20 &C.
knowledge that s scheme upon which be
hsd Iavished thousands Of French live
and millions Of French money had igHO,
5uiUiouslv failed, and that the French
ans had been compelled 70 recon from
before q c0niempti1ie enemy. u % Q
most painful dilemma.