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

wv YORK HEkALD, SATl
milan should 20 away and leave regent for Yturbids
reign the chances are about IN that the t
erals would get possession OF the government after
There arc some other points connected with the Frenc
ARE THE yrrscH PHsPAuxo 10 IxAvs xsx,cos
Then why courts martial still being held and hun
drcds shot every week from the most trivial consdera
mere mockeres. and to come before Of them bein
Mexican, is the sentence Of DEATH ITSELF
IN THE FRENCH GOING AwAYf
will be published In a few days; that all duties, foreign
buttons viii have to be heavy the French S are ' son,
leave do they intend 70 rob the people before depart
money they can secure by fair means or othervise
''otherwise" particularly.
why do they carry on the draft and make people pay
large sums OF money 70 escape being blessed with "a
b. s the French
doing this To the people Of tho United States the cor
respondent says i Is the French who doing this
is perfectly ridiculous for the French Minister Wash
ingon or any OF the French government officials say
that France not responsible for barbares and atroc
France is may be responsible for the indi-
yidua acts Of Macmillan, but it be responsible for
here that no military operation rs entered into without
the direct consent Of Marshal Bazane and French
oss are ns sit
the attempted establishment Of the empire cry out
against the French for the sins they have committed
the plan - adopted for that taxation received
| by the French government OF himself Macmillan has
| no influence nor power In this country Friends and
crees but French influence dictates them. When Maxi
milan desires TO do anything Of NOR, than very ordi
nary character he consuts the Frenchmen around him.
When Marshal Bazaine desires do anything of import
ance he consults his last orders from Napoleon, and
when the military officers Of all grades want instructions
they apply these Marshal Bazaine.
UP to the present moment nothing definite has been
Hdago but it is believed the object Of his mission viii
be known In a very short time
Thus stands the Mexican question ct present, as we
know 1t here.
MILITARY NArrERs
Are the French preparing to leave Mexcos According
shall Bazane intended to to Queretaro in order per-
sonay superntend the organization OF important 'ser
Troops being moved the country in the di.
recton Of Puebla.
train carrying the mails between here and the terminus
OF the road The attack was made at point about thr
ty miles from Vera Cruz.
PERSONAL ITEMS.
Mrs General Shelby and tho wife Of Confederate Gem
eral Stevenson arrived here yesterday. Mrs. General
Shelby is very quiet and unassumng lady, but Mrs.
Stevenson is bitter against the Yanks, and says with
great freedom General Stevenson born tho State
Of New York, and received his military education at
To all the ladies' Of the South who intend coming
out here we say do not abuse your own
country, for even the foreigners you meet with the
steamers will not respect you for doing American
stock stands high in the market Of foreign public opinion,
cans, are not thought near much Of they think
they are. AS far as sympathy with the Confede-
trudng their secesh views upon foreigners public
not respected nor regarded with good will In this very
love my country better than any other country and will
fight for 1t when attacked by foreign foe, but still
Southern man. and believe in Southern rights" is
recognize the United States; do not for it now
for in the latter the individual is set down for
impulses, lofty IDEAS love of country any,
thing elsc-smply reckless adyenturer, whom none
can depend nor bestow their confidence.
VERA cRus, Jan. n, 1865
BAopAp.
All kinds Of rumors and reports and most OF them Of
the exaggerated character are being circulated here
in regard Baedad and the socaled late on said
place. These reports cmanate from foreigners refugees
now, who wcre during the existence Of the American
rebellion, engaged in cotton specuations with the Con-
federates These men entertain liking for the United
States and Improve tho present occasion to say many
things which they know TO be literally untrue For this
reason no reliance ought 30 placed any report
mating from this Port bearing upon the late transactions
at Bagdad
"ApvAScs" or ius AMERICAN ARMY.
On the occasion Of the arrival Of the last American
steamer nrmbcr Of "naves, enthusiastically rushed
down to the Custom House TO the advance OF the
American army" BY the natives We were induced TO
Sure enough, something had arrived which might be
mistaken for the advance" aforesaid. II was made up
in the full uniform of captain OF cavalry Of the army Of
the United States worn upon the person Of gentleman
named Albert Irwin, who says served under Gen XII
patrick Mr.. Irwin has been wearing this full uniform
many particular comments II is said that Mr. Irwin
seeks position in the guerillas Of the imperial
tended 70 reflect unfavorably upon Mr. Irwin we would
stu say 70 officers OF our army who como here do not
in Vera Cruz for the wearer s not always spoken Of 10
the most natterng terms Il certainly bad enough to
see the conederases wearing their socaed uniform,
the ground that they have not got any othercothing,
without putting the United States officers uniform
level with that which Is worn by adventurcra
sa,ion which he bad short time ago with 'reb" who
homo nowi'' &c replied, az cannot 20 now. In tie
nrst place have not got any money and In the second
chance to leave here err %, r.oud hesitate Ssors
accepting It. will have % wait until thsr: Il warm
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letters and give you bright descriptions Of bsautfu!
b.. s.n hey want 'y your sssisssnes TSsy
these 70 spare send them . Sss,ee ips hey VIII e
thankfully received. Send thsm 70 The care Of General
watches over his dock with The ssndssss Of mother
Mother PRICE, the appclla.ion the schidren" know
MIN py and when they want anything or expect any
thing they I'll run 10 Mother Price
pE1u11oN or Nh AnU1cAN. ernAxn2
Owing 70 The prevalence Of . heavy "norther' the
American steamer n prevented from dischaxrng and
leaving to-day, per advertisements
vsaA CRux, Jan. ~, leoe.
INTERFERING nxna
sm IAn ''rDEA" yon sErnmo me nu1cAx QUESTION
has come 70 the knowledge Of your correspondent
and through that ought 10 b regarded - rsla
be that the Emperor hes expressed himself - willing
70 request the withdrawal Of the French troops from
Mexico at any moment the united ststes ~overnnsut