The New York herald., 1866-03-08

up peaceably or not does H. under any crcums.ses~.
70 permit its soldiers abroad In foreign land TO sustain
acts like thesef It will not do for frenchmen to
os hsns i no other Worthy BE- called
this country opposing the republicans but tne Frescn
Maximiiian Is nothing He cannot control the soldiers
tho chief OF the speculaor and fortunately has very
profitable contract from Napoleon Still another fact
pensd that the French i military ~ commander psrmsa
liberal Mexcans 70 be driven like beasts, bound with
p.eces on rope, through the streets Of Vera
same time that they were psss guarded by soldiers
in the French service carrying with fixed bayones
particularly to prevent them from escaping but .
mark Of dsgrace. The object in binding them and
of liberal propensties under the Of being eventu
ally reduced to the situation To-day as far as W.
hs bs eyep osSs USn
peror enjoys himself hugely, and confers honors and
makes appointments. The onical newspapers pnblish
decrees laws, rules and orders in abundance Courts
martial are convened and native Mexieans receive what
is said be trial. and afterwards shot Projects
severer TO do they snse themselves with publishsaS
monsrous falschoods relative to imacinary wonders In
the country and the % called sdysnsssss OF the latter
entered into and there b. - much talk and dple
macy this question thonsh an old established gov
ernrnent-a real acknowledgement to be for the
moment in merely embarrassed circumstance and tAere
are multitude Of other performances which seem ~
show The: the Inn 30 Calico S
Maximiian entertains q belief that ne can euail
here afier the withdrawal or. gadden departure q
regent FOR Iturtids, can for any length Of time
snstain imperial form Of government II MaxamiIisn
really does entertain sny suc opinion he Is cerain'ya
And as 70 the Alpnte satabiishmoni, Il would only u
cnpy the poen OF respectable guard TO the crccs
the s & that 4" heart Ss saa Emperor
milan does not care what becomes OF the people or u
the country as long as he can remain here and mnks
money-a his professions in writing and otherwise To
the contrary notwithstanding 1t Is by his acts that he
Must be judged, and these are all against him. be
shon,d succeed in establishing his empire here would
exceed his m0sl sangune expectations at this time.
WAR on TIE NEWSPAPERS.
On the 7h inst the newspaper Noicios0 published Id
this city suspended by order OF the Prefect Tho
suspension Is to last for one month II was made no.
count Of the Noco daring 70 crticise and expose th0
fasty OF assertions made BY french newspapers PUB,
the class which the Noticioo belonged are AS lighted
candles In dark paces BY means Of them the liberals
get little light II not brilliant one, and as each light
Is snuhed ont-and by the way the imperialists have
been very busy with their snung operations Of late
darkness gathers around the spot where the light
listed II has been remarked that those whose
evil prefer darkness How apy is this supported In that
the very morning when the Notic'oo was suspended
the native Moxicans, bound with cords and guarded by
soldiers with fixed baycnc,s. were driven through tho
of Vera Cruz Immediately afterward these mce
two Of the party were taken while trying 70 capture
railroad train, being soldiers In the liberal
army and that the rest were members Of liberal armed
hurry of missionaries 70 the Feee Islands to try and
the there but they had better first send
their missionaries 10 this part and to the Court or Aau
mian to convert the savages in Mexico.
Since the suspension Of the Nocoso, two other neMS
papers have been started in this city The friends of NE
existence as long as 'organs" are permitted.
THR OPERA AT VERA cRUz.
On the 1ih d this month an opera company com
menced their performances in this city taking Poscos
Of the theatre as the place best suited for the display