The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-21

two years ago. we win not be too curious and We viii
not ASK you what he has done We Win not inquire
him a. the outset Il he has that which be found
ON his entering into Mexico We viii not
ssus. Ss nss rsmsas asa d osuissd n he midst
OF disdanfal saen factions, or II he gets ON well
with the heads Of the French service attached 70 him
simple point Of view. How many men do we employ In
hexicof What is the annual cost How long are We 70
continue for the promotion OF an idea, just or unjust
but outside the sphere Of interests large
an annual subsidy in men and money! Grant that our
would on the peace establishment in France, with the
expenses Of transport and that the surplus only at the
charge Of Mexico st this cost not to speak Of losses
by war by Sickness amounts TO from forty To
nifty millions year. But 10 IL Mexico that Ii
really destined 70 support the extraordinary expenses
Of wan We all know what the resources OF Mexico
are and what its budget IN The Mexican government
spends forty million pasters annually while it's ordinary
does not amount TO half that sum that there
is every year deficit OF at least hundred million
francs This poor Emperor Macmillan has not the
means Of tllng his treasury that we In Europe have
He has only one mode OF supplying this annual deficit OF
hundred milons-namely, by borrowing money in
stock which is subjected 70 rapid extinction THIS stock
no cannotg get people to take in France but by system
Of enormous lotteries, which the very corruption
OF credit and under the avowed patronage OF nan
cal ssmnsration We have aen ne only % pend forty
m Aecdn ddvesuvey, but hove also 10 raise French
capital IN ne form % 'oan one hundred .siilios per
ansum for M ecabIishmea Of the Emperor Maximihan.
The question which the government and the Chamber
will have to consider is for hoU many years more
lasted TOO lons2 BY what number Of years are 70
multiply the fifty millions that Mexico costs the Trea
sury and the one hundred millions that borrows from
patton Of Mexico by France pretend, in opinion
justly, that for our undertaking to have chance
of success We must stay in Mexico until we shall
have formed q new generation to our own
imsge-untii those whom We have found as
SanS The mesan loans hSsro made IN ranes
have been taken by the public with aferthought to
which, as seems to it is difficult and even unjust to
0tx fnrra ntroAtp tpft Tha nhcCF
After all we second an enterprise OF our government
the enterprise be unsuccessful II Mexico cannot pay
us, 10 impossible that shall not obtain from our
government a reasonable indemnity" And tOhsre
G Me chamber tot wu not B. TOO happy 70 wad up the
se.st n he 1oide3s Of x@s~i;ass s.eF cr psstso dst
ne day the gorsrnn'snt onaonsces ne glad adiags e
tsdinos Aot wu make France sigh svtih pleasure
That The Hxirdn apartment Is al an end, and that our
soldiers are returaing 10 their n0tire countrWn
Paris, tDecember 2ol Correspondence London News
There the least truth In the report telegraphed
yesterday from London that the French government
will recall the Marquis de Montholon from Washington
IL President johnson accredits envoy to Juarcz
France s very far, indeed, from desiring TO assume
bullying attitude the United States the Mex
question, and H only Be too happy 10 second BY all
friendly endeaoors Of the cabi,et Of Washnon 70 render
the iweuabe evacuation Of kxioo BY Me French army
Il is true that the secretary Of Legation at wash.
ington has left for Paris, and he has probably by
this time arrived His friends ray that, having
occasion Europe, he asked leave 70 bring de-
spachcs himself instead Of SEEDING them by ordinary
messenger. This perhaps, may not be the whole truth
yestsrdsy's telegram ne Marquis de &ostkelor ss this
grave eaSiy Sssd dssre D receic through his fS erve
sary more dsaied isructoas from his government than
could conrxneiy be ssI in U,rsiiag but you may be
very certain that France does not dream OF breaking on
diplomatic relations, much less OF making ears t~k
auch ground the sending envoy TO Juarez,
The only head OF the Mexican nation which the Washing
ton government recognizes recognize consistently
with Me attitude which il has assumed
Paris Jan. 1, ccrrespondenoe London POST
90 hong IS there remains French soldier in Aeyco
ondsr she nag Of Imperial france we must expect per
d alarms I'm sscS lie q ssaOy %, o. rSns wnn nspe
established amidst the anarchy Of republcanism.
noo ssss orte. Mca ever tlaf eAsr TIE Uatted States
ssss~s ~s @ %ss 4 1".s on Sy orc ssap @
yasf A~s<rl<oss ce~insw ssG it, iss1ds Tho infor-
ne s'1 1,.a '1 s.s,ss % hss 'Dss recorded growing as
position amongst Americans OF all shades or
pes 70 express disseas st the aggressive inieevsnce
has taken pace Pcru and what now gsIng on Chile
bsve 20 doab& augmented hostility towssds the Nsxi-
he ssssss.,os Of psrsoss ~ Who 1spe non warrington
Thes9-9eepf lGs &lHnys ssd ens rrsndent and hose
ss,ss s% n:ys &c ss,is..sss .s "a
ysri.ilIsn- Ibss. r.selatIcns have been CON.
veyejs 70 the French Ministev 3 Washington
sra probably formed ths subject matter Of several
despalenes, and no Soxbi Mr. Bgeiow the United
o S a. Ss sS ns ~ss 0 shsss
"freudly relations in fun force between the two
governments, the Emperor iaximian gossip says,
addresses bis friends 81 Paris aud urges than
Freuch military support.
II gqute true lr,t French Secretary Of Legation
81 Washington IL In Paris. He may have been sent
hsre expressly nv N Montholon with important commr
nicaties II so not likely to learn the nature OF
those fact there seems 10 be great
reserve just concerning everything connected with
French sud American affairs regards Mexico
II expected when the United states Congress
opsne that should hear OF great outburst dcnouDc
Ing the occupation of Mexico by French troops Those
expectations have been fully yerired, and resolutions
proposed both houses OF the United States legislative
cubiy the subject OF earnest comment In the
hgbVl political regions u appears 70 be understood by
ttons N authority IL am correctly informed, thaf
France cannot make retrograde movement; that q
great nation cannot Afford 10 DO influenced by threats
WHAT'S taking plfce therefore, the other side OF the
Atlantic may rather strengthen the Emperors decision
" support the empire which France has created.
Anolher subject for speculation "a the late departure
OF NJ Hidalgu the Mexican Minister al Paris for the
capita Of the empire. This event, coupled with
the Arrival here OF tho lrench First Secretary OF Iegs
Ton n Washington and the open demonstrations of the
American Congress form combination OF ctrcum
slancsr which saord legitimate material Cor csr,sn
con3einnsd the Mexican expedition ~ political
disseus The resolutions Of Congress may not lead 70
sny serious consequences hut, ke Mr. Johnsons words
iu Tue Meaase about forbcaranccm &C. Try sigaif
cant and al real r,ends f Fssacs oiy hos s,s
ps tt,rrh aaS uia 7ct can b. a'oosp''Aed eHA
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