The New York herald., 1866-03-19

Lhuys 10 the Marquis de M0ntholon, the forfner ~ VIII
be recoected stated the disposition Of the French gov
ernment to withdraw the troops from Mexican territory
but that, previous to doing would like TO receive
some that the United States government would
not interfere with Maximan in his government. This
the substance Of the despatch to which reply has
just been received from Mr. Seward and which reply,
informed upon reliable authority considered highly
satisfactory.
Indeed, for the past week the government journals
have been congrauatng their readers upon the pacific
disposition Of your government and the consequent
speedy settlement of the Mexican question However
little the Emperor may have to expect from you he Is
just receiving storm OF hail from the opposition
members Of the Corps Legisat relative to his Mexican
policy and his upon matters and things in general
Never since the creation Of the Empire has there been
30 much plain, outspoken, almost revolutionary demon
stration against the government since the opening Of
the present session The opposition, indeed ia growing
strong and IL In manner disposed conceal Its
strength It's opposition Four years ago the members
OF the Corps Legsa elected against the candidates put
up and patron zed by the government in their respective
number has been increasing, until 1t has reached
thirty and as II has increased In strength II has
% @ .s Juss sr'any Fayre the esder OF the
Paris dcpniaton, In q speech made on Wednesday,
upon the address after argument in opposition to the
recent denunciaon by France Of the Exradton treaty
with England, made use Of the following remarkable
language-language which would be remarkable In any
deiberave body relative to the SOVEREIGN and which
douby In where Ia generally considered
'at burglary 10 the imperial name except with the
greatest respect NJ Favro closed his speech as fol-
iows:-"what is the saddest in all this Is that though
tho entire Chamber and tho whole country should blame
this act, the will OF forty millions Of men would avail
nothing aainst that OF single man who has hs hand
upon the constitution. The word Of the Chamber is
nothing; the will Of single man everything In his
surprised at the bold ut Of NJ Favrc and wonder
ing that the government does not suppress him as II
"suppresses" newspapers, and as it certainly would
suppress without any warning any journal which
dared give uterance to such q sentiment But the
government doubtless believes that the suppression
Of Jules Favre would cost than II 10,
and might be a very dangerous movement on its part
In addition TO the declared opposition strength in the
Corps Legslatf considerable number Of the members
elected government candidates exhibiting signs Of
detection. An amendment has been presented 10 the
address, expressing the sentiment that the authority OF
and respect for the sovereign are not Incompatible with
greater degree of liberty. Thirty OF the government
members originally presented ths and il has since been
signed by Ave When II comes up for discussion
there will be lively times as II will be rare spectacle
10 SO large number Of government members join
ing hands with the opposition.
This exhibition OF opposition strength and ''saucDcss
Is Indeed beginning 70 create a little alarm. II Is well
known that the opposition is already pcrfecting q
thorough organization and plan Of campaign for the
general elections which take place In 1909 Falas,s
regard that year the certain for Napoeons down
fs-for IT Is a remarkable fact that as the horos.
does that Of the present Emperor, following at
precisely the same system Of fatalisic mathematics,
levers in fate but who able to forecast with
siderable certainty the political horoscope predict that
the result Of the general elections Of that year will be
return Of majority Of opposition members, In which
case IL will be impossible for the Emperor TO eustan
himself without another coup ddG, and Il Is very
doubtful whether that could be successfully accom-
plshed
With all these elements Of danger surrounding his
throne, II probable that his Majesty will
soon az may be many causes Of unpopularty pos
sibe, and none Of which Is greater or more widely
spread than the continued occupation OF Mexico Az
of fbe talx In
tho Chambers, give you translation Of portion Of
rambling speech, In which he pitched into the govern
ment upon every point, made on Tuesday BY ~ Gais-
say that the government in Mexico which is reprs
the o
bayonots and tlst Il 10 consolidating itself = In with
ths AID Of BegAA and Austrian troops and Of brave
soldiers which an abomnabe decree would have con.
vered into the executioners OF Naximian thank
Marshal Bazaine that no refused all participation In
This government 10 consolidating ITSELF We arc tod
words which may be satisfactory In the oical world
apxees Of the commercial world and intelligent France
s'ss can SS THIS pea 20 s
fall OF the nrs empire pntenuptonl History
will tell OF the Inconsistency Of this expedition;
OF the diplomatic duplicty which presided at H. To
diplomatic correspondence exchanged in 1859 between
France and SPAIN and despatch of 1891 addressed by
ine Minister Of foesn AS s 70 'ne .1aI % ,s ae
ture OF Macmillan IN revealed II suices 10 recall the
convention by which the thrse Power In uniting their
arms engaged themselves not 20 exercise any influence
upon the interior aalrs o: the country. Thus allies
a5sndoned u.s. not wishing to ate themselves with
Us In establishing monarchy In Mexico contrary TO the
engagement made in common not TO overthrow the
Mexican republic. Read the letter of General Prim.
SEVERAL voicss-Dont talk OF Prim.
d. GtAIe- Bzox-The inerrupiers that they have
not read the otter, for II predicted al the embara-s
menls which we have encountered or which will
counter Tie order given to General de Lorencez o
march forward and came 10 our ranks the Alnon
tss the Horas, the Ram aud all the traitors who
heed no. the note Of infamy which attaches itsclf TO
those who bear arms against their country or sssoclss
themselves with her cnetnles
korBEI-Thats what you are doing now
VI. GiAis BzOs--A check arrested us before Puebls.
and then II proclaimed that the honor o Francs
engaged, aud an army OF forty thousand men, with
pes EcneIal a. y. head, Invaded The country. Al
AsKco, and la other cities occupied by troops
pret nded ballol opened, out q which came the
name Of Macmillan. II ~ against this protenco that
the Mexican patriots and the United Suites now protest.
These latter say, Me recognize your right of ntcrven
ton bat you would not permit a. 10 come and found
Ses at 20 dpo ,s NJ 'sn0, am s5s psE% sSsh sal upos
menace against US
~ GRtvua ~ cAs-AcSIc-There s no, a word Of
~ GLAls BlloIv-Thus we are in Mexico IN oontrsde.
ton to the second article OF the treaty Of London How
are We 70 get out of 10 Thars not my affair II va
II cd under a parliamentary tgime The Cabinet which
sent out this expedition would have fallen beneath pub
c indignation add he Chamber would have -aid 70 tho
government You have got the hand of France into
Unfortunate tnsp; take n out aud put 10 ~ pa-e your
fse honor and your false smrTrp-pye" This erpcdi.
ton, whatever I<y be te issue, viii De benent " "
esson 10 tho country and shows II the danger
there In putting the OF Ia dc-tnes al the ds rs
ton OF one will
A whole flock of canards fsw the Bourse yester-
day aud for time exc Cd considerably with the iut
teing ~ their vings Among them was one thu, " de
hontholou had had a very lively discussion with Mr.
soeard upon the affair at basdad; thai the Ens.
lish Cabinet had rcnonstrated against the
tocratOn gwen In the United States 10 the
Fcn.aus and finally that Maximil an would declare war
against the unhci states II he did not receive ample
Satisfaction or ne p,sdad rid THIS Ia, osn.rd seemed
stupendous thai The others diminished 70 the sxe Of
very smn ducklings and have all nev away.
Major Genera J. n soboaeld left Paris last evening
for Italy.
The Count ds Fandre icn yesterday for ftay. aud
curing hs stA! lh fsrs nn bot rs.ele ~ r.~o ne
would, any feputaiion from Roumane. Indeed u n
positively ared In ofcla circles that he viii NOT
the which has been taken from the head
Of Prince Cogsa and presence Of the threatening at