The New York herald., 1866-03-08

III classes the French inelsded accrcdlt IL with the
dignity" of woras' that is, ihcy accord 70 it In the
these latter 'a that which is positive Of nothing
tbeauuliy indeanite of everything and indicative OF
There are many here among whom are men possess.
mg by no means ntellects who say that the
@ Se does Do to give the for the
ate peaceabe retirement o the French forces from
Mexico referring in support OF their pons the
transactions now. going on in this country these cer
tainly bearing plaus bly, TO no small extent in harmony
with their conclusions
men. at the last moment, but they cannot point to
anything at all which shows substantially that
this will be the ultimate solution Of the great
mite as TO where ''the government" is located In
oned states people think that all their government
mas 70 do is TO ask the French leave and that they
VIII then co. But by certain that the great
power Of the United States the strength Of gov
ernment are fully appreciated In Europe where there
nave been so many rascally rebels talking against
II Tor four years past The correspondent knows that
.naI the United States enters upon with France
tne Southerners will rise again In strong rebellion.
Another fact Not all, even among Of
the highest OF the French officers In Mexico,
have a clear idea OF the force Of the late
avii war in 'the neghboring republic" and think
account or the great numbers of the same than be-
cause OF the sill OF the Northern generals Indeed
confused mass-in which In the end the weaker side
bowed to the stronger We that within the last
cd 70 bring into the hands Of the (FrenchI Minister
Of Finance all the money that be "scraped"
together by means ordinary and extraordinary, moro
Otherwise than wisc and unquaiihedly more forcble
than legitimate In accordance with tho dictates Of
good government under any form. II screwing peo
pls down to the very last extent is rights modern
justice or justice understood by European educa
t0n then he imperial authority has acted wonderfully
people but to" plainly indrats II the French are going
to withdraw, why are these people burthenedtortured
o were-n s manner y, WIN IN tho French say ,na,
Anancier Is keeping the purse OF the empire
that would boz This anancior came from Paris,
city that beasts OF superior cviliza-
and yet these barbaroue people were ground
The qs as hsy ARE
20, az near instantly possible, draw within his
grasp the counry's treasure IL may seem hard that
the correspondent should say this; but in support and
justification OF his cou rse he appeals the actually
in operation in this country at the present moment;
the French troops Regarding this question Of finance
there but two sides to IT, from the FIRST and prin.
70 rob all the they can TO as far as possible pay
them tor undertaking the support Of Maximan, before
tn1 es o here elise hey s do al sr S
and France assumes all the responsibilities pocunary
In the military field the French troops are kept very
active less than divisions having within short
che frontier TO fight battle in the event of encounter
ing resistance To their movements.
ror. and the preparation of shell ammunition particular
" continued wtR undIm,nished labor
In both the political and military folds all arrange
ments are being carried on as vigorously every
one connected with the empire or the support OF IT,
tended to sustain Il firmly to the last moment,
including a war with the United States.
II is stated here that there are great many grave con-
sderatons pertaining solely TO France and frances
army and Napoeon's position as a ruler, which may
make him in deciding between multiplicity of crcum.
stances declare in favor OF q when diplomatic
RoatIon has reached that point where t Is reduced TO
tho simple t.Yes or ''Non To into discussion
OF these questions would require vast deal OF space
and reflection for both of which We lack sufficient time
and 10 treat upon them cursory would be OF but little
account; hence the omission.
As above stated IL the French are remaining for tho
purpose OF s'Rrabbng'' all the money possible TO be
feacned then they arc operating in the height OF inge
nuity with ali the force at their command for tho
are remaining for the purpose OF introducing these
sbarbarous Mexicans to the blessings Of French civil
consider that that h strange interest which
She French can have in restoring the Latin race
pristine vigor by hanging and shooting 30 many OF the
descendants Of that and under the very same
frees beneath which thar sncestrx sbarbarousyv
posed in undsturbed tranquility II this Is the
result OF European civilization and the concomi-
xant Of Ruropean Christianity then the Mexlcans
prefer 10 70 on a. the have been going
on for years past without "sujoying such "specta-
cee an adyanced IN the referred To
Above m the European adelaniado. emblem" OF
yustics teaches that h s religously right refrain
tom Decreasing the salaries Of the Frenchmen holding
positIons as directors houses while mercess
II cuttinr down the salaries Of ali others Mexicans
holding Offices there, then they consider IL terrible
Without douo., nea a,,s,. a. 'ns whch enn,d
he mcntoued IN connection with the French defence Of
she Latin race but for lack both OF time and space We
Muss Pas ,v .nom W w .ha nroca.d;ngs oS the
French for the regeneration OF these people
sha the same look forward eagerly to day oil deliver
snce ron .nese sws nssn so long IN s,a,e Of in
quetude-nOw beholdng the evil consequences OF quar-