The New York herald., 1866-07-31
THE EMPRESS DEPARTURE FROM MEXIC0
Gun CITY Or MEXICO CORRESPONDENCE.

CUR CITY Of MEXICO CORRESPONDENCE.
Excitement Among the Liberals and r-cnoh-
4 The Latter Spcnk Of FOrcihIy Resisting the
Departure of the Empress. but Fail TO DO
sO-Cause Of the Empress y isit-S Shess:oes TO
Expose NnpolcOn's Duplicity and FalsehOOd-
she will Probably Visit Wnshington--POIiti-
cal Complications Disturbing Mnximilinp.
MEXICO, July s. 1866.
DEPARTURE EMPRESS.
The departure this morning Of the Empress for Europe
the absorbing topic Of conversation among all circles;
she suddenness of the movement taking the public
wholly by SURPRISE and the ostensble reasons, given
she Official papers not proving generally satisfactory
Tho liberals express deep regret lest her Majesty
have been nsgaed by fears of personal safety and say
that as indiy the Emperor and Empress held
she highest esteem the whole party believing their Ma
Seses sincere In their devotion 70 the Mex
ican people and that under circumstances would the
least harm indgny be offered to them. II the EN-
peror could be by means captured he would be car
Yied the mountains and retained prisoner of war
unil he would abdicate the national ques
settled but personal insult injury should
befan him. IT, however. Marshal Bazaine should he
taken, he would at be given up TO tho popular
Ssry. No mercy would be shown him, or any other
French general officer
But neither Maxmiian nor Marshal Basainc Is to be
easily captured The Emperor is true, is less
1sl about his personal safety visiting different parts Of
she city the PRISONS hospitals schools &C., at all hours
accompanied only by his secretary and singo attend
ant but Bazane is too old bird 10 trust his precious
corporation within reach OF assscins dagger or pistol
sbct and goes out without taking every precau-
tion agninst such 'accdents,' unusual number OF
French citizens we'll dressed Mexican workmen always
being upon The whenever the Marshal
his residence the palace, which rs hut sedom
He has an immense garden, In which he takes bis
,r frv.sfo
HswcTs. His house and garden completely
rounded with guards, to render all attempts at
capture assassination utterly hopeless The Ms rshal
has officially announced his return TO France with the
hrs, division of returning troops and they viii be
that the Mexcans dare attack them upon
the way.
FRENCH
The excitement among the French is intense and
many proposed that the army should forcihy
sss tho Empress departure. They consider IT to be
victory Of tho United States France matter
may be the result OF her Msjcsy's mission, and
declare the great nation 70 be humiaiet, dsgraced
Perhape IL "; nobody here disputes It, and bus
srenchInen IT, The condition OF French
residents s decidedly unpleasant, and unless Napoleon
takes p&rcmptory steps for their proiection, viii h.
positively unsafe the liberal leaders declaring in al.
vance their inability control the outbreak of popular
feeling which In certain TO follow the evacuation OF
sorcign trocps-"popuar feeling IN this meaning
Ia.ascrlng OF Frcnch Heretofore The French
have rather aggravated than sought TO alay this hostile
feeling: bu now that danger threatens they
dGrunt tonc and seek interest other foreigners in
their behalf II IS believed no troops will be removed
until guarantees given for The protection OF French
interests, which is already immense In this country
WHAT cAvsxD rliE Esrrs' yitiy.
Tho departure % the Empress for Europe Is no sudcn
whim, but first proposed hv Maximili8n and deter
mined upon cniy after careful deiberatlon The pros.
pect 81 general European wa seriously anected tc
welfare Of TIC kcxican empire ant this, combined with
the usundcrsisnding with th French troops and the
Bte support they rendered the empire for monhg
past niadc II necessary to send a trusted envoy Ia
France and Austria The Empress, IN canvass ng these
prospects said 70 Maximan wien The latter suggested
she mission her Majesty Providence uas called ms TO
this oIic and shall shrink from no danger, from
responsibility Which our duty 20 Mexico presents The
Empress possesses great skill and tact az dipomats st.
ans she VIII be noways ckary Of her words when she
pedses falshcd and the detection II his troops she
viii make strong demands, and present her ultmalum,
II rot impossible that the Empress, ether SPECIAL
envoy. may visit Washington before November next
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