The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-25

New York, sUIHt TWO
months SINCE and gaddened the hearts of the church
party with the prospect OF another revolution IN the
United States He assured the Emperor that such war
UNAVOIDABLE that he had conyersed with both Pre-
sdent johnson aud Secretary Seward and both consid
cred another rebellion inevitable. Al all events his
story was believed here and produced It's legitimate re-
suits. On Monday extra was issued by one or the
papers, procaimng the successes Of the radicals 10 Tue
elections recently held in the United Statos aud init
mating that this but the precursor Of another rebel
lion.
LIVELY NEWSPAPER WAR
sharp hghtng has been going on between the press o.
'his CITY, growing out of the SITUATION The prneipa
comnatanls being La PGria ministerial organ, ana inc
Etqfdfe, French La Partd coutended that France was
so welded TO Mexico that The ties could never be
suhdered without dishonor and ruin 10 France, while
Mexco would survive and flourish undcr the separation
rus assumption was tartly denied by the Et9fste and
''s article produced the following reply by La Pdrto:
"Ihe Esidfte OF the 4th throws out some suili
cieny significant and tranquilizing In its opinion the
abdicaton or rehabilitation IL voluntary act of the
Emperor Macmillan, and il belongs solely TO the
reign himself in this matter to consult bis conscience his
duty and the will OF his people These views with which
we accord entirely induce to believe in some
very consolitory rumors which circulated day
before yesterday II 10 asserted among persons Of
good standing that certain explanations accidentally
took place which have conradiced rumors more or less
serious which have atterly disturbed the public quiet
Tho words OF our French colleague entirely put to
flight that most alarming rimor which attributed
intervention views hostile TO the empire, and at en-
mity with it, which kept in state Of alarm all feeling
and the sentiment of nationality in state of excite.
ment. We rejoice that the Estqeae which we consider
well informed upon all that passes the part of the
Intervention, expresses this opinion which Mexcans of
every political color will with much pleasure
We likewise rejoice that 30 many alarming and sinister
reports are one after another, disappearing Perhaps,
light upon the objects which at present only begin 10
appear through the gloom
BOLD WORDS A SOVEREIGN
The Estrfct, in reply after quoting the reflections OF
Ia far'G somewhat dashes its happiness in the follow
ing language There has been pubic talk Of forced
coup Dad But Why not talk Every false al and OBJ
scure position gives birth to disquieting rumors. La
l,a'ya imputed the other day to tho ys,ete the fault
OF these rurnors. To put end to these conject-
ures and injurious interpretations there is but one
measure II IL 70 act directly and speak distinctly We
may say to-day us said on Sunday the abdcaton OF
sovereign elect and recognized cannot be other than
voluntary act The painful the circumstances the
more evident the dstresss Of the chief Of the staehe
crown, but II does not substitute halo Of glory.
There is no design 10 aggression or force
These arc but scnseless rnmors. Az to the pro-
pricty OF abdication, We are Of those who
think IL undeniablc There arc assurances that
the Emperor must return the capital should such
the case we will still indicate opinion that day
az we have done before and will express ourselves
"a positive terms Slre' would tell him. .if they
attempt make you believe that after the departure OF
the French troops will find in Mexico subjects de.
voted TO sustain you and to follow your fortunes
every hazard, you have fallen into dangerous delusion
You are stranger SIRE nnd this original stain will
be 1ardoned whatever your friends aud courtiers may
assure yon You have to day perceived the proof Of
ams oange, which threatens you TO die with arms in
worthy OF prince and the founder o. empire but
yon cannot reckon upon such good fortune, and
reign but the facts OF the last eighteen months have
given you 10 understand, Sire that passive suffrage is
smpoent 70 defend that which has proclaimed, and
even though you should escape your enemies the de.
fectons, the snaies and American Vaccinations yon
certainly would not overcome the difficulties Of your
would engulph Caesar, Charles the Fifth or . Napo.
leon. For these reasons, and others which We could
wen dsveope with our hands upon our conscience, we
are OF opinion Sire, that You lay down this crown
winch hcncef0rh can DO for your Majesty hat one eff
thorns, without one single fruit, and no glory"
This article as might be expected, created . commo.
ton and s regarded the expression Of Bazane and
Casteneau's sentiments. 1t passes unrebuked and is
even appauded; two weeks since such language would
have insured the suppression Of the paper which pub
lshed u and the imprisonment Punishment, Of the
man who dared 10 pen II. Mexico Ia improving In this
respect and today at least the press is unrammeled
CRY ov MKxoo Nov. 10, 1863
We were promised ECONOMICALLY, that to-day tho
ers in national Affairs should be passed and the ques
ton oil Maximans abdication continuance fully set
tled But tbs ministerial organ 10 ominousy silent and
LEra Noapee in the interests OF Casieneau says not
word upon the subject The deduction u.s. therefore,
reasonable thst all attempts negotiation have failed
that the Emperor refuses 70 accommodate him
self TO French interests that Bazane and
win DO driven TO other expedents in order get rid OF
him. They have certainly telegraphed Napoleon for
Instructions and there il believe that they
pfuIob0u 10 70 apdtcAte,
him under escort TO Vera Cruz and embark him for Eu
rope. Captain PieTon, secretary TO the Emperor was
dispatched TO Orzsba by both the church party and the
French, 10 effect arrangement for his Majesty TO re-
turn, the French desiring hun do in order TO com
pei his formal abdcatiou and rendition OF the govern
mcnt into ihsir hands Captain Perron returned on
Wednesday evening, bringing the Emperors terms The
conditions prescribed by his Majesty have TRANSFERRED
but he gave Bazaine and CAstenesu but forty hi
hours to accept his proposition and that time has
ready elapsed, the terms must hsve been objections.
BILE TO the French as to cause their rejection.
In the meantime the condition of the church parry
cs piiiablc they IKE body with
ont soul they dwndling away and will have
ceased 10 exist altogether The leaders alarmed Tor
their personal fefy and tho priests their
devotions thinking the downfall their cause
by professions candles and ringing Of bells Auosi
The only happy Sonncnances TO be seen the ritv
smong the liberals; the merchants have long faces on
account " bills unpaid goods uBsoId and he Insecurity
Of properly in revouI onary tines the foreigners feel
great concern tor their personal safety. we'll as
An1ety respeeiing the government which is upoc Tho
sve OF being DAsuracd but the liberals Joyous and
armies hsve achieved important
cesses the Emperor Is upon the point Ut quitting tho
country the conservatives for the time expguahed
and the French are In a sad dilemma, not knowing
what to do under the circumstances. There 10 res.
soD for rejoicing among the liberals, but their
cy rs not nnalioyed We hear rumors of
nterncine qusrres between chisfans In the North and
md leaders are QusrelDg over the spcs before the
ory is assured. This is but recurrence Of former
scenes Mexican history IL always the sameit l. con
inuslE repeating itself and until the people be
,dncated 10 respect existing governments and uppre
late state Of Law and order and leaders be soustcd by
patriotic sentiments, Republics Mexico will DO
ailrcx
nsrHRos NyroRryD tvs.Sg
" s reported in French circles that Msxnilisp is
moving decided symptoms Of insanity He IL repre-
ened being furions towards strangers allowing none
approach him ordering them from his presence with
and fhrr. all titaaa L.
very violent and he subjsot TO freaks such AZ none
10 a mailman could invent He appears al the tab. l
n his drawers. with hair 10 disorder, his shirt Y
sometimes wearing Mexican jark-
4, Al others dress coat with all his orders
nj decorations. HIS conduct towards his attendants
variable, treating them with courtesy abnse with
enderpess osihs bis feelings prompt him IN bs
romensies his dress IL always fsntastic-sippers no
ANTS, a flowing robe and smoking cap complete his
enthusiastically, airy and original " not elegant aud
Elaborate. This tho French siory--snd the idea al
empted TO be conveyed is that Nsxmilau ia playing
ad and that csroits also did nj Rome Ia order 10
xciie sympathy Tor their melancholy fate aud 20 smooth
he wsy for their return 70 the privacy Of " smar