The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-02


20 be robbed and their houses TO be burned
BY bands Of susrs and yet i , Was r matter e Tncs
selves their wives and their children, u b thus
that hundreds Of communities thousand timcs mo. q
powerful than their assalants permit themselves he
disarmed plundered and murdered without resr ,ance
Are they more 10 pity than 70 blamef viii not ssy
chy is to cause honest 70 yield too ,,y We do
need 70 60 fsr TO find examples Of TINS weakness
tApplauss We must allow these peor time to rogen-
soldiers 20 that they may acquire Of orden hen
osty and the courage which amin es them. and which
peror undertook the Mexican sxpedton he was N, Hsd
by grand idea, which he xplained In his memorse
letter 70 the omeer con- mand at It's outset When
see inc Win which the sQjourn u troops
in Mexico is regarded 10 France ask myso4 vhcaer s
grand Idea Of the Emy erors has been well BY
couraged as they encouraged former rndernkins led
by the Emperor mself-the Italian canpaien The OBJ
be restored % tho Independence wreed frem Il bv for
eYn hands, In the present IL sought to restore
TO another people their independence ENDANGERED as
Independence. II has ben said that The insurgents
sighting for the independence II their country But
net by the parsans of Juarez who has been led TO des
poll foreigners and to pinuder Tho public money which
can nation, in order 10 esrch his hired sssassinss The
army Of Juarez fighting Tor the Independence OF Mexico
forsooth Those who talk thus do not think IT, or
Of affairs. What was this army or JusrezS With With
the exception OF few officers WAC had been specially
gradessuch for instance as General Mendoza the real
defender Of Puebh, whom the Emperor Macmillan had
the good sense 70 appoint Project OF Meco-wth these
rare exceptions, / say all Of Juarcz's generals far
from possessing any military talent were brieness
barristers, many Of them devoid of all sense
bands, such Rosas Ca~vsial and PorArio Daz with
regard 70 subaltern ocer you may judge Of them by
fees TO see them in the different towns where thew are
quartered in order to estimate ther worth They are
without exception miserable wre,ches decidedly inferior
to their soldiers These soldiers you know Mex
leans by any means. The Mexcans all generals or
colones They ensaved Indians who shouted for
the Emperor Macmillan from the moment that they
were freed You are aware how they were enlisted
They were torn violently from thor families and dragged
eI Sps n se
diers because they couldn't help themselves,
and at the FIRST opportunity 70 doser! took
deserted en- masse had they not been incessantiy
watched by their officers, who forced them to fight by
leaving them any outlet 1t the same at Osjaca
Let one, therefore, say that the army Juarez was
national army The truth is there no national spirit
in Mexico Either 1t existed anarchy has de-
stroyed II ever did exist and cannot be revived
save under the shelter Of our flag. In my opinion
q ioossd be highly dangerous to recall troops imme-
diaiely The Emperor has declared that we went 10
Mexico In order to protect French to defend
called from Mexico all the Frenchmen IN the country
will be obliged 70 return with It, Otherwise they will be-
come victims to much greater outrage than
have tho interests OF our fellow counlrymen
70 defend there others whom should protect also
with opon arms, who compromised themselves for u.s.
and who shouted uipas for Maximlanf Is our honor
for ~ T .na BE- that they
the consciousness But We must reflect that they
have not yet sufficient confidence in their
eials who ground them down and made capital out OF
them They must bo allowed time 70 gain strength ana
courage. We Must co,snxs lend em our upjsrf os.d
aid thew 70 suvtain Me pooer they Aaps chosen Prince
cannot wish TO incur the rcproac Of having misunder
s.S gran" !" o. ne France
Pa ~. 70 o., the iSry o. their former opprsssers
cord viii risc Tho bandits who isperped
win rally under the nAg Of Juarez, and the Msxicans
themselves win feel the vengeance Of these babarous
hi. so true that Is soon as town evsc.
aied BY ,roopt abandoned by the inhabants 70
parsssns Of suaeH What do We sse IN H Gs Ss
The Emperor Macmillan Ia zoslously iaborIng
izng the army and tho departments Justice, finance
and public educatoni IN fact, all the vital forces OF
sss s Is aS ned z 10 whom Our
model Of courage and discipline In army II does not
belt me 10 treat OF the relations existing between France
have too much esteem for the great American republic
70 bslieve that would prefer republic Of punderers
men based upon the principles Of ciVaason n0p Ae
pausc from portion OF the house, What necessary
now 70 be done to complee the task Of improving the
moral ind material character Of the people which we
have undertaken in hexicof The Senate will be
sorpriecd, but I have 10 state my opinion,
become Necessary u sed Ts Eoopa 10 He e mas
toni Al least tse piicA are ese saMs Be- kent Gre
pecunisry sacrifices Further sensaiIon.l Il has
been said that France Is rich enough 10 pay for
her sory wn u not then Be glorious for us
taken In that distant country Money is CERTAINLY
OF Importance But should allow q money con-
Iteration 70 eopardize the Of this undertaking
based, as Is, upon grand idea OF the Emperor No
messieurs, Il Should be allowed and this is why
France has appauded the words uttered by the soyc
reign and WHY she will participate In the sentiments
which your address proudly interprets tCries OF
VERY good, /" Hear, hear.'D
AUSTRIAN TROOPS ron MAMMALIAN
IL was reported that the Emperor OF Austria had ex.
pressed will ngncss TO furnish to the Emperor Maxi
milan any troops that he might require on condition
that they were Incorporated into the Mexican army and
their expenses paid
FRENCH LIBERTIES UNDER DISCUSSION m THE
cHAhBERs-ExTESsIvE SHIPMENTS TO THE
UNITED STATES.
In the debate on the address to the Emperor NJ dc
Pcrsgny contendcd that the English Par nentary in
situations unsuited for Frunce The emperor he
said had given TO France double b,rty founded on the
solid basis OF authority II depended public opinion
70 develop the liberty granted by the constitution
NJ Rouland said that the existing liberties OF Franco
we're sufficient, while the Marquis de Bosy maintained
contrary opinion.
Finally. The address in response to the EmperOr's
The weekly returns OF the Bank OF France show AN
increase in cash hard Of fifteen millions of francs
The bank has reduced its rate Of discount four and
half per cent
Among the reasons assigned for the large stock OF bull
Ion In the Bank OF France Is that while the drain OF
.pece was going on from England large shipments of
French manufactures being made 10 the United
States. all tor cash. while nj the time there were no
material investments being made by the French in fed
raj bonds or other American securities.
spain.
DEATH or rHE QUEENS BABr-N AnrRIcAs /
BISHOP CoNsECRArIN0 AN ENGLISH cEMEryRy-
PRINTS BETRAYAL nv HIS PARTY.
The newly born child OF the Queen Of Spain died on
be 18th uL
The cortes would remain closed for three days In ,cst
nony Of their regret.
rRin's REVOLT.
Madrid tFeb. " correspondence London TimeeI
The Warehouses az Castllejos Madame Print left |
fadd for Lisbon the other day and by this time she
as IN all probability, already Joined her husband The
nos, hatering reception has been given 10 Pm In Por
uga, although, with laudable discretion the General