The New York herald., 1867-04-25

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nes Of MeHico her insutons and form Of govern
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never sold the errorS or n the nation that we srove 70 save
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We trust in all sincerity that our good Emperor's in
tentions purer and clearer than his Style II his
moral education has not been better than the evi.
dences given OF the bestowed upon him his
ters IN logic aud rhetoric, fear that Mexico will pro-
1t but little from his intentions. With all due defer
has published some few inaccuracies which with the
same tenderness Of language we have employed to
sxon mcnosvlabIs must be nojn,ed ont IL the inter-
ests OF that history for which Maximilian and his
scroes are even now preparing and giving 70 light truth
hnging documents The studied effort TO cast the
odium Of the continued disorders and bloodshed that
deluge Mexico upon the party which has for years been
struggling for the freedom OF their native country from
the slavery OF European systems exposes more COM
petey either the bad faith or weakness OF Maximan
He pretends to understand, ignores the eemen:
tary principle that by treating with ono who is the
creature Of dlbuster the liberals would at ouce in
vest an usurper with right 70 propose and reject
Il. N. Prince or Emperor had his misgiv-
ngs Of the will OF the people as early as his first ap
the idea OF national Congress-the panacea which Is
70 the ills Of revolutionary country That doubt
Daz and men Of the same stamp, 70 accept his over
lures, by the repeated declarations OF President
Juarez against the proered services or foreigners 70
from abroad in aid Of Mexican independence The
country will hearken to his propositions unite in
q Congress, because the constitution confers upon
stranger right to convoke the representatives Of the
Mexican national WILL The majority has expressed It's
Will, and Maximan tacitiy acknowledges his conscious
ness Of the feeling against him by appeal for the
Congress- which be composed Of members elected,
Napoleon Ill delights TO hear the people declare their
choice Macmillan, despite every sophsm, every art-
hce will be responsible, II he persists IN remaining
Mexico, merely to furnish TO few desperate men the
shadow OF right TO ruin their country; for all the
loss Of the independence which he deprecaes and with
the obstinacy alsehood camorously throw ng
the sin and perversty Of the constitutional party OF Mex
ico He has done enough vndicate his personal dig
nifty and SELF respect since tho withdrawal OF the French
and without disgrace withdraw from portion Of the
American continent that neither requires hiss presence
desires the out routine OF Europe. Macmillan
clearly invites the Intervention, whose bayonets he
descries in East and indicates the issue which the
Mexican question has been RAPIDLY narrowing itself
wtnin the last few months-American liberty for ind
vidual action or European system with its trammels
and gubernatoral inemeddling. AT this juncure the
liberal party 10 interference on the part
Of the United States than the mperalsts those believe
In their ultimate triumph while the latter have hope
against loss Of country and property but in the good offices
Of The American government. We have spoken in detail
upon the OF the foregoing letter. contains
the principle which inperiasts pretend to tight
and justify their continuation OF contest prolonged
by the egotism and wilfui obstnacy OF President
Juarez. He IL Is who, like the Aztec priest
raises the knife to rip open the body OF his native
try bound upon the bloody sacrfcal stone. Maximan
serene and oengnant, offers higher principle OF self
sacrifice and the victim by giving himself in
patton The house OF Austria and the nineteenth
century clam the oi - honor OF having produced this
political knight erran n atonemen for tho loss of the
Iombardo Venetian terstory and the preservation Of
But to return to the Foreign Minister'S, deeply indg
and outraged by the imposition upon their several
na,ionalities OF forced Loan these respecabiies
diplomatic corps The ingratitude Of the imperial
government, recognized and manipulated from hedg
owl and the Austrian eagle, was loudly exposed.
No had the French army disappeared
than Mexicans relapsed into their old hankerng'
after the goods OF others on their own account.
and be remted, during the Intervention, 70
Minister Marquis dc Ia Ri7em said only be had fleet
his disposal he would *** This generous moiion was
seconded by Baron Magnus Count Bismarcks rcpresen
tative with f he only had, to which yearning ejacu
lations NJ Dano French Penpotentiary tyet in good
humor from prolonged honeymoon generously offered
to French squadron in the West Indies and
place 1t the orders Of his colleagues Tho blank Wis
ages showed that the gentlemen had got In presence OF
fact that at once frightened into adjournment,
not only without q day but without protest,
which has always been iavorte branch OF 6ees efres
with the diplomatic individuals accredited near the gov:
ernment OF Mexico These very correct and dignifed
exponents Of impotent consequenaty enjoyed the
sfac,lon OF submission to the defiance Of government
they had Graded growth and OF establishing pre-
cedent for the ruin Of their fellow subjects Mexico
The French faction here have united with the impc-
rial conservative party in sysema.c cainmnalion OF
gwen the Of Soledad, which broke 10 pieces the
Convention Of London and sent the English and Span
ards home In 1862 BY this skiful stroke the expedi
ton from France had either TO return they came or
fasehood and treachery to effect their design
of holding Mexico a colony, for the purpose Of check
ing American advances and Of turning the current OF
silver from London to the bank In Paris Having e1r
hausted in depreciation OF the Of Mexico every
10 the Decalogue, comprehended under the
moral law OF Napoleon H. they accuse him OF hsb
ual and frenzied intcxication Under this influence the
given 70 shoot the French soldiers taken by
General Escobedo the battle Of Jacin,o aud fears
expressed In most exaggerated phrases Of furious
be allowed 70 enter Mexico French policy ever Il work
carry out its designs under this novel form OF
moral intervention. From the best authority We
enabled deny the truth OF dsgraccul and scandaous
attempt 70 Willy the President. An American gentle
man. recently from daily interviews with Juarez
diets in the direct and positive manner the indul
gence in the degrading vice Of inebriaton BY the
who has given an example OF consiancy too rare 70
permit the belief that he had not nrmness sufficient TO
resist amid all his trials the momentsry oblivion i'm
bbed with ardent spirits No invention, however born
Of the French brain and fostered in the French heart
any longer sares those who have Witnessed for four
years the acts Of these trcksters pracsed In Mexco
Defeat Or Marquex By Pornrie Diax-Marauez
Rscapes-Fcars Entertained for Maximilian.
vnA CRus, April 13-P. n.
The latest news received just before sailing 10 the de-
feat Of Marquez He had succeeded In making his way
out Of Qusrstaro and had stolen into Mexico city raised
forced lean Of sl00 and four thousand men, He had
Immediately marched the relief Of the garrison Of Pus
bla Porno Diaz hearing Of II had hassensc M capture.
shot its oh,csn and immediately passed out 70 meet