New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
MEXICO.
THE MEXICAN EXPEDITIoN-AN IMPORTANT LET
TER FROM GEN. 'PRIM TO THE EMPHRoR.
In the late debates in the French Legislative

THE MEXICAN EXPEDITIoN-AN IMPORTANT LET
TER FROM GEN. .PRIM TO THE EMPRROR.
In the late debates in the French Legislative
Body the affairs of Mexico NJ Berger happened TO OBJ
that the idea OF the ated expedition to establish
Monarchcal Government originally suggested TO the
Emperor Napoleon during his stay at Nichy by Gen.
Prm. This charge was promptly denied by Gen. Prim,
and In order explain fully his views the inter
veDon in Mexico he Tor OF his friends) has pub
lshed a letter addressed 70 the French Emperor from
orizaba on the 18th Of March, 1862 in which he says
For these and other which must be
clear 10 the mind OF your Maesty-you will understand
that the immense majority IN tins country are not and
cannot be, monarchcaL II logic be not sufficient TO
the flags Of the Allies have for two months been
floating ever Vera Cruz. and though we at this moment
In which there has remained no Mexican force
Nor an" nor parsans
Of monarchy have ever made the snghtest
aemSnsaGa 70 prove TO ,ne ne SIRE 10 sppose that
your Imperial Maestys power could not raise up throne
In Mexico for the House of Austria Your Majesty guides
brave men-rch in resources, ana cnrryng OUT wii1
be easy 10 conduct Prince Maxnan to the capital and
To him King but this kng wheYer meet IN iho
country Win any supper PS1 Snse s Thought Of Ssns ap
Monarchy when they In power, aud who only now
s ene. u few wealthy individual, win also acknowledge
foreign Monarch who comes TO em supported Dy your
upon the moment that your support is withdrawn He
Will fall from the raised by your Majesty as other
powerful Of the earth VIII f whon your inpcilal
Majesty mantle ceases TO andproect them know
very well that your Imperial Majesty from your high sense
OF sce would not force this country 10 ehapgo lts IN
stfutions so radically the country did not desire ana
demand But the chiefs or the Conservative party VINO
have landed at Vera Cruz tell that Il will be sufficient
consult tho higher classes OF society without paying
any regard 10 the others aud II Is TINS That agltates ne
public mind and makes eyefy one Tear tat violence ~ 10
be done 10 the National will The English troops WHO
were up OTilsba, aud who had prepared lhe
means OF transport returned to their ships the moneht
they knew that there greater number OF Freaon
troops arriving than stipulated Tor IN tne
Convention Your Majesty wil Judge OF the importahce
of that fact. ask thousand paIuons U ,ha tr,y
mode OF worthy responding 10 your Mi1est
10 mo was 20 tell you the whole truth on the ste Oh VIZ
country ms understand It. BY doing so shall not 9niy
have fulfilled duty, but also proved the resPoo''"" "
tachment feel for your Imperial Majesty
A FnENCHMASs VIEW OF JUARE%
The AbbG Domenech in his work, lie heriq'~ fef Y" F"
est describes the character OF Juarez as follows
Juarez as IL well known. Is an Indian Deip,e We,
ied a. servant with barriser, who HAD nun ouuea.eu
and brought up the law. Ho anerWau % S' AZ
Ind ee of the Supreme Court and by uI. Va, va ~
Vice pre- ient Of the Republic. After INC o
ing te iurigues Of his competitors re u man vi some
taf,nt exceedingly canning ana tehaclou put quto IN
snjhcant "a politician or adulilstrhtor MS courage
is not superior % hrs capaclS as ~ 80 ~, % 70
xic nder the Republic. one VI my fIlshds went 10 say
~ L presdent gel horseback. and hasten 10 the
10 "a sustain the spirit OF your soldiers by your
a haDooa I cannot ride ON horseback replied JuareI
~ ,ssohe We'll get donkey replied my friend who
ia not restrain his Indignation II Ia not worth while,
sou % e president after moment of reflection on the
a2yieS The bent VI whloh he did not perceive"