, 1866-02-14
MEXICO AND FRANCE.

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mINAoV AMI 14sAASSC~ -
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Co"lneAss ou nnperor Napo1eoar
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FRENCH VIEWS OF THE SlTUATItc
Inc HAaicn o. ~. Ssllaafd 10 1hc COT
ofMa3fniifa". =
Napolcon's speech to the French Pariia..
-especIa1ly that portion Of 1t referring
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.na s..s.sa. y. .se .a-ss S ~ - .A' "e "of
anu eoai'nea' ~ tns 1a"as oi Inc English
American press. The London Timer od
some mpertinent advice to President Jnhnf
who Is couusel1cd and warned not In init
or nrorote tho urcnt nFn,r.-o, >, ,,.o
,,,,oh, =, ~ vs..s =. 0.' a.1o.. slse
1t thinks IT cur Government would give
pledge Of certain Kind, he might consent
withdraw his Frencemen from Mex,co
saws:
The pou 16,1 tyo-,,,. r.hrt,, .h r.,
60 s.."...,s 49," .e"N.s t''e :"
ZOE ltS mapeFtnence, ano Proceeu3 TO rema'
"Ihs ianSuaGe M o! u. Drouyo do L'hnys lead.
~ sde ,o oee, R ana. - ne torps Nona ne nc
Wnu!u v,yn nestrs th,t ~ HsrIro sLnn,a nn ~ ,a1.
settle ttA own fninfe destiny. and We hope 40 nc
x,t; TadG ~ son1vn Q, - '4c mG:a n quest
w. ..11 ~ EraS. 44. - oonasou .
.,.tN -. ren s,sl na{ LEY MEAa 70 leaSe.
GeualFy s. a1see ~ mnlcn ~ AnAtnlilan mnst sla
penp1a. Prnbahiy the Americans wnul1s
Ia this !. WhctheF we inte1ccre or nj =;
~ ~ s,e na- rr,s;t nstns ss nna1ttsn ~ mol VI
"-4- 1ASeS*U- .CA olAA ~
cons'oefanon- ne 90 not say that VIEW
tn the French agn;nat Iutarf,.reDra IN
business Is il Of theirs What rieht had n.
to begin playing the arbItcr and soygra
on the American continent and In our inn
dilute pcrrhborhoed. and then make our M
interference with their work couaiti,ra
their departure We call on them to v.t
drnw, and will give no pledge " hatcyer ast
our iuture conduct. This line nlay be- ~
no doubt Is, exceedingly unpleasant to eya
one In Europe who wishes fhr a 5uirt lis !,
it Is PERFECTLY htellteible. anlI- what
more, 1t puts the French in a n,c
humliiatinr md difficult position.
one object OF tho Amcrican poli
nro,sh1v fa IN nuu;sh tho Eranch ,na ~.
fhem }esso,,. ~ s-ha tntnss 80 ~ 1a aa. e.a
NV NAV .hon1J h, ~ ta.1 -'ea ~ not
tbi5rs nieasant % snd II II IL T., HEM 81, 1ox =.
scra5e snto wh;c,, a th.x bnra i hIan.'ht ~ ~.
setras HfT TIo racn,,ap 3,tia,,.,. u u'ousut sns
tiou nf The Ersnrh eS EmnarnE ~, y. tns nhIR1 R1o
ennneh un ~ IT, H. faen !es"aa, Emperor ~ a5e onvs
the Tishae en,4 tsa3snHs 4 ~ -. 1nuspsn;u.ut sp.;.
IL nstnraIv AN an,snns p y. m,shs,a, thJ , .
The discTsdit Of leaving Ma1,ms,,an @ IT, t "a
r.rn or h;msa1f i. nlmnst thn ,niv 1o.,.iv,.
can have for Eeeping them where th.v n
Il, how ever, he dina with the United Stu
uusn snch .. grouud. ha viii intaIl;Siv
beaten. II ia i1conceivable that he sl,ui;A
able to reinforce In adequate numbers
army against which the States could dire
eyerW helming forces, while at sea tn
would be, to say the least, Eight upun ey
te1ms, the united States having The enornis
advantage Of fighting In their own waters
a word, 1t appears to Us that Louis Sapo1,
| 10. got himself into 4 pFedicament fr :
which he can escape only BY luss Of credit
Americans.
yApotgoy's TERRIBLE DILEMMA.
ThrTonf3or Mr., of me orr an.,,,. >
| .:N..N, -. ~ ~ 80 spsaNs
" suv A'Sut p1use lue etencu ItnPeIot Is
p4Acnt a. II WoQl1 hato sacrifice the !lo
o1 MAxlnInan, The Emperor Napoleon can
out 1eel that to sacrifice the honor OF FHat
especially ~ matter undertaken agaiast
WISH Or the French people, would in some
bss JsopataA.s ~ .Asuue. .Al' Johnson IN IL
resistance m tha nnrt ~ Frnnca wo1,1I h.
eyitable, aud thathe has already veryuee
reached II. There certainly has been teri!
miscnlcn1ation in the matter. The E,nps
frnm Mexico hefnre the Fetle1aI rowsr7
teen disentramme eIlcd from the civil war.
one operation has occupied more, the OF
less, lime than was anticipated and te
tho French Emperor Is suffering from a.
prise. a surprise in politics Is, In thcse
eatustanecs. very much akin to q surpria
strasegy., :,
NV VII ua osr OUT or IT.
ts,on tao LONDON siar' Jan. ssd-]
ws rnn.t - st,i1 H. - +hat %as ~ y. tns a.letnma!