The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-18
Di0jc uIties Between the French anl
Austrian Troops.
The Liberals Rely Upon q Loan from
the United States.
oar Mexico city Correspondence.

Cry on MExico, May 20, 1865.
The Mexican character peculiarly deceptive and diff
ocuh TO read Undemonstrave and quiet the surface,
sns superficial observer form no Idea Of how fierce
lot ooded mercurial the Mexcans are when once
aroused 70 action They have faculty. not unlike that
~ North American Indians Of controlling their
soss and bearing everything with stod indifference
She whole population quietly along, apparently
snconcerned caring for nothing, and only considering
ne present moment but strong passions concealed
beneath this placid exterior and these passions DO
gin 70 show themselves
PUBLIC OPINION MEXICO
The liberals for long time FESTIVE under imperial
Jcstraint longer conceal their sentiments but openly
Avow their determination to effect change OF govern
mont
The inperialists are not idle The Emperor has upon
his side many of tho leading Of the country, men
- wealth and influence who satisfied to have
Macmillan to rule them than soma military adven-
suScr This party will heaven and earth in order
% keep the Emperor In his place. and their efforts
sAwtngy supported by the liberals themselves who,
instead Of acting In concert and hasmonizng all diff
sules are already beginning y split up into fragments
JUARrz AND THE PRssDEHCy.
You have no doubt, already been advised Of the ON
passy which despatched TO Juarez order induce
OF e Sna Of e s
that Juarez has also been asked to appoint
the capital TO act Vice President after Macmillan
x2oYee and until Juarez himself arrive here. The
ek3ec Of this latter move was two fold Ito the
Presidency To yuarea Aud also prevent issuance
scss sprants. Two military chiefs stand ready
= seize the capital the moment they learn that
0e Emperor has sbdicated IT, One is named
0endex from the Southern border, and the
ether is lpeasa Juera former Governor of the State
Queretaro. Both these mon have many adherents pos
= By parties their
hesitate about making fierce hight for the Presidency
h0re their hlnadv rherua nm ba
sAwarted
60 sure are certain parties that the Emperor win leave
before the time appointed for the withdrawal OF the
French troops that arrangements being made to
naugurae the republic with great spendor The belief
would have left months except that feelings OF pride
restrained him.
THE MEXICAN PRESS on TIE SITUATION
The Sociafad, in a recent editorial saysF u be con-
ssnded tina, this evacuation is mad because Mexico
e assertion II Is is nsinuated BY Paris correspond
snt, the French government is Disguised with the
situation OF affairs and has no desire TO prolong It's
intervention, this country would have accepted
Che resolution without question, But the French
government has no. yet said that such condition
determined us resolution although IL might have inau-
euced It. II must be attributed TO the opposition which
Intervention meets with in France and which every day
becomes more and formidable; and above all TO
avoid with the United Statcs-a war which France
Aoes not need to add lustre 10 It's arms but which
ghe believes useless aud which viii not reg nerate
The So-edad continues a change In the policy OF
France Is only possible, but probable, ani Is My
dependent upon the course OF the Unitcd states. Will
shat government moderate Us cxactionsf Tue United
States have not accepted the terms offered by France
and the tone OF Mr. Stewards Eoie that The terms OF
France wil be considered does not angur well for is
acceptance The delay in accepting the terms the de-
assumed by Mr. seward, the So,edad think, indicate
ahat the United States intend 10 drive France 10 the wall
eistent with her dignity, withdraw her troops.
Tho Ere Nouvele (frencb) also thinks the matter OF
evacuation not definitely settled As the Washington
government has not assented 10 tho proportions OF Ma
boleon exgences might arise on the part OF Seward
10 which Napoleon would not consent These exisenoies
are not Hypothetical but set forth In Nr Seward 5
ucte OF the 18th OIL February and they indirectly
Armed by the expressed determination OF MIR johnson
mot permit further French interference solution
Of the Mexican question The Ere further believes that
Abe excessive andacty OF the North Americans will bring
shout Arsacon on the part Of the French people and gov
ornmeni, which reaction may have a leading influence
N determining the departure Of French troops from
~ different light from liz contemporaries. IL tells them
that they may look from the matter dead certain
troops shall be Withdrawn The United states will Use
no threats nor impose conditions which will comprom se
Ae dignity OF her neighbor do aught else to prevent
che return Of the troops at the time specified
LOCAL News.
The Jealousy, rather national antpathy, between
se French and Austrian troops increases daily and the
circumstances OF the county foster this feeling Mar
shsi Bazaine assumed the payment Of all the foreign
troops 10 the empire upon condition that they should be
placed under French commander This gave mortal
offence AustTlsns and Begians, and when pay day
came Austrian officers and men received only the pay
~ the French army which Is somewhat less than that
Sf the other troops Al Puebls this occasoned aim Il
open mutiny, and seveny-nye Austrian officers
placed under another commander and asking, A. .
matter OF justice that they receive their full amount Of
pay heretofore The Emperor has not yet decided
ppon placing an Austrian In command, but the proba
billy Is long Marshal Bazane advances the money
~ pay H. long will he his subordnates have con
Go u all the troops The Emperor, however, has de
sded 10 give the Ausrians and Bcgians full pay taking
He amount from his personal allowance.
Imperial onlc ala consider the condition Of AFFAIR,
favorable although this not the opinion OF other cir
eirs The French troops viii be all Withdrawn before
Tue time allotted by Napoleon and all intention 10 re
place them with other troops has been abandoned The
Ausrans and Belgians Will he consolidated under ths
SITE OF Cups De Coofs,r COLONIZATION Corps and
she Emperor will take every step towards securing hts
eosition here without further foreign aid
Acorps OF three Thousand foreigners--French German
and Enssh-is about eing organized in this city Most
81 the men composi have service and therefore
VII nave AL the efficiency of veteran troops THEFT
crrauirston val he for the protection Of the city aud
envsons
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