The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-16
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IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.
The French Government Busily Pre-
pairing to Withdraw It's Troops.
WHAT NAPOLEON DESIRES.
The English View Of the
Question.
THE TABOO TAKEN OFF THE HERALD.
THE NEWS FROM THE RIO oRANDE.
Go. &C. &c.
THE TABOO TAKEN OFF THE HERALD.

Our Paris Correspondence.


PARIS, Dec 26 1885,
have frequently stated of late that the Emperor
only anxious get Of Mexico but preparing
60 do Newspaper correspondents are, aware.
sometimes given to stalking at large" and INDUCING in
very unmeaning generaities upon political topics.
am now prepared, however, to risk any repu
tation may have as historian and a prophet
upon the expression OF the opinion that the Emperor
and his Cabinet now busily engaged upon ascarefu
study Of the of Withdrawing from Mexico honor
ably and with The loss of little prestige possible
From the Emperor down the French government has
to the conclusion that the attempt in Mexico is
failure and that Macmillan is failure, and 1t dcdts
only opportunity to oithdraw its troops and Us
support from the Merican empire The Emperor, how
ever, very naturally desires that he shall be allowed
to do this OF his own free will and
cord and not under menace; and he is also DESTROYS
that the interests Of French subjects in Mexico shall be
protected and guaranteed These matters take time to
arrange but they are in process Of arrangement aud the
Emperor is himself DESTROYS that the promise made in
May by NJ Rouher shall be fulfilled to the letter. that
the French troops shall be withdrawn oin year from
that time. II now depends greatly upon the action OF
your government and people whether this promise shall
be fulfilled not 'Masery inactivity is for the next
few months the true policy for you to exercise with
regard to Me xico.
The Senate and Corps Legisatif WILL is said now DO
convened for about the first of February and 1t is not
impossible that the imperial address may contain in
timaton Of the Emperor's Mexican policy above given
Still 1t may not but, whether not, will not in the
slightest degree affect the accuracy Of the statement
nave made.
The French government. is certainly becoming liberal
The HERALD which for the past two years has been
frequently stopped that il became great annoyance
has Of late been permitted 10 enter freely and articles
upon Mexico which year ago would have been sure 10
its expulsion suffered TO have 'free pya
tque" Is not this, perhaps sign Of the tmcsa sign
that the government preparing TO shake or the Mexican
load willing 10 let people be gradually prepared for
through the columns tho HERArDs Why very sr
ole the HERALD which the Pays quoted and horr
ned a. year ago would not have boon permitted To
sxtend further than the Ministry Of Fofeign Affairs
-nssr aii sh-s. -.~isai AsssS
90 To DO sssorsdhs tares 70 be extracted nom the
wheat
The little barracks which annually nj this
ectod in tho boulevard In which all Of toys
sold up and Paris 10 rejoicing its Christmas and New
Years holidays Al the American chapel yesterday there
extra fine musical performance solos being
executed in splendid style by Mrs. Ronalds and Mrs.
Riggs and Mrs. Jenny Kemptou.