The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

vados the Pomone the caronne, the Cres the Tarn.
the VAR the Ardsche the >sine the Charene aud the
Rhone, steam Transports Snoe the commencement OF
the present month tDecemoer) successive departures
have taken place daily and some vessels have already
arrived at Vera Cruz BY the 9Th OF January all will
have left France
ronclad vessels 10 be sent TO Mexico This
Is now confirmed by the following paragraph which
appeared day before yesterday in the Pha-e OF Cher
bourg and which explains as follows the object Of
patching the vessels
10 Roncere lie Noury nearly ready TO leave for the
Gulf OF Mexico The Admiral was rec nifty in Paris
where he called without doubt to receive his final
The ironclad division consists Of the flagship Magenta
the friaate Fandre which will from Cherbourg
and the frieate Magnanne, which win leave the same
from rouon and join the other ships at Madeira or
Martinique These vessels which will escort the trans
ports their return from Mexico with the
corps will clear the route in coming out OF American
waters and chase the dbnsters less Mexican
who may present themselves In these waters sailing
under foreign flags We have every TO believe
that vessels Of this description are armug and ready
the Surveillance will be completes for we are assured
that while the Admiral will watch the passages OF the
Bahama channs. Captain Cloue with the naval subd.
coast and Admiral Ddeot hitting all the vessels Of the
division of the Antilles will the coast Of the United
States entering tho several poris and placing himself in
communication with consus will call the attention
OF tho federal authorities suspected ornaments which
may be made in the waters of the Union.
These extraordinary taken by the French
government ~ ensure The sale return OF the Mexican
expeditiona!y corps certainly ~ indicate that II
has received some reliable information relative TO plan
OF attack upon the Transports and that they greatly fear
that the dangers and risks OF the Mexican expedition
VIII not end with the embarton or The troops Vera
Cruz.
sent you on the 9th OF November all the main facts
obtained BY vi IL Bordeaux in the Important case OF
the President OF the Cnited States against egsrs Ar
man ms, tho great shpbuders Of Bordeaux, Messrs.
Granger and Others the recovery Of nearly three
millions OF francs, raid by the Confederate agents
Messrs. Arnan as part payment for vessels which
never dei them The United States government
~ In trnctt m AyiaI Mna.r
Arinan Ms have no claim IN the money, which OF right
now that the Confederate power has ceased to exist,
upon the application Of thu defendants that the plaintiffs
should give security for costs and. after long argu-
meni, the court gave us decision condemuing NJ lie
Pr sen dc Eats Tis deposit in the way of security
jndi hi the sum Of $50 900 francs.
on / understand in few DAYS for trial vsssrs Arman
fis havs offered pay 125 900 francs tile the whole
who is in the of the Precedent ri the United States
conducting the suit, has not beer able that this
VIII be sun eni comp snsation Pr The amount claimed,
Parties Interested in the Project OF brngng Tho Seventh
regiment to iar.s during the exhibition opposed
70 accept Their REAL as Gnalily General Mel
yer, DESTROYS VIZ the regimen sal! come and be the
eiass o. "a: S,aonai Guard during their stay here.
nereaho thai he intends eating upon General Dix to-
morrow yarlng wth MIN he Official invitation and the
iens' Of quarters which he authorized 10 make by
NE Enp ior IN tho Ect ~ ;scTe and that General Dix
wal bcrcqrescd 10 forward line invitation New York,
In the hope thar when il arrives in official form the
accept ard CONS.
MIA Dix, w,fe Of the American Minister, received her
cmD'rcmsn to-day at The residence Of the Minister. No
Hec de lrssho.ss, whore large number 0 Americans
"a ;d TO pay their respects, aud wcr. received WITH
Indress aud anlabl!iy of manner ~!ch MOST graf.
ifsns cAauge take, paci y the cga';:a y 5a..k
under MI B:aaw has fenla ned Ia that capacity since
n Wn9e . s ss Sa. ,, ms ss
cond secretary, Will assume the position OF rs! sec-e
,ary p,o 'er ur' he ccsiyes RS commission a. FIRST
Charles PIX. ,pe son Of The Minister Colonel Hay, am
ami Mrs. Ri ,cios. Mr Georgo y Pomeroy, the second
secretary Of legation under Mr. Bgeow, will spend the
winter in Italy.
Mr. Winchester passed through Paris few days since
his way 20 Switzerland VIII after ths mot trying
practical experiments, his arm has been adopted by the
government In France II bas been partially expert
menicd with II - said that the manufacture Of the
Ciasscpnt gun has boon ent rely stopped and that
the coven,ncrt s,riousy disposed 10 receive the VIM
chester II wii be dicuIt matter for the government
ai !; ss9s Bs's win Vi &c be s se.s
into Il. = - - -
Adah Isaacs denksn appeared Al the Ga et6 ON Sunday
evening In panomme larf in old piece entitled les
Prizes de "a .aran croaded house greeted her and
applaudcd her in tho most yocerous as clothed
In her exceedingly light costume, attached TO fiery steed
by tho belt aud her wiisa she bed up steep ncino
which rcrescn:ed the rocky noun aims The critics give
her first rae not.cs and Of them describes her
foows:-"What is tho most seductive In her Ia not the
splsndor or her attitudes the amc OF her express
the fine pacnesS 0f her delicate hand. IL
is the ncncss and extreme MOBILITY Of her nossrIs and
her lips Ono mixht imagine looking At her that como
rradio refining his art 70 excess hid modelled, cut and
sofened then at his leisure with the most delicate Of
cl.ircIs Tho mouth opens 10 show sparkling laugh,
white the nostrils culver AMI beat like the wings Of
butterfly which the hand of an infant has made prl-
soncr" II Adah Isaacs does reward the author Of
this with at OF her most "sparkling laughs"
she must bs hard hearted indeed
The Paris journals usual mako M their summaries
OF Mexican news from the New YORK Herald. The
HERAlD Of December II was stopped.