The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-16

selves and receive the amount ia which they had boon
taxed an act Of morality most faithfully complied with
ness Of this nature will revive the almost lost expecta
ton Of the Mexi being capable OF establishing per-
ton Of public faith and wnciesome public opinion.
Maximan has At last returned the palace whore he
Up he s
at all upon the OF events His time and thoughts
are engaged chiefly upon the question Of his stay do
throne. He other believes is made 10 say thai he
will not crafty and give the French color for the
expressed few days ago tho determination 20 remain
and 10 proof thereof pointed to hs WILL then just drawn
Nc h. 'nr % Will leave Sa tns
structons not 10 interfere longer the decision Maxi
milan shall choose to take connne their influence 10
measures which 20 TO demonstrate the futty Of any
further reliance upon THAR military assistance And this
is done by the publication OF circulars inviting before
the nearest French detachment and reproduction Of
the twenty first article OF the Code Napoleon informing
er o. nnas, M " ana
Power However Ineligible may be oil these iutima-
tons to his Majesty their effect can never be
lasting while Maximians stay Is productive Of any
advantage to Father Fischer and his coalition. Gen.
era Robes frankly told the Emperor that he should
that his continuance must be attended only with the
vain expenditure OF life and property. But while the
honest counsss Of man O. sense srS erpreted Is the
sinister opinions OF an enemy or Of weared friend
ship.
failure TO pay the several servants, professional and
others, of the civil list having been shown TO his
Majesty, he ordered notice 10 DO published advising
all creditors Of the imperial house 10 present them
selves and provided for their payment by the sale Of
his plate and oQuipages. which are advertised In
the newspapers OF the city He has likewise manifested
great dspleasurc the imprisonment OF those who
fused TO pay the forced loan imposed by the pleasant
Minister Of Hacienda Finance. While these different
acts prove Maximlians kindness OF heart, they also
show by the existence Of abuses which claim his inter.
ference his entire ncapacity for the thorny position he
pretends 70 hold
The lsst heavy convoy leaves on the LIST or February
The Marshal takes his departure from the city the
the 10TH when shall be abandoned to the Ianh NJ.
nature Ct :ss 40 Responsibility for out
RACES and crnel.ies which, in the plenituds OF the
minute, the Church party may undertake against all
whom they shall choose 70 mark enemies, public
private The French II IL reported will form their In
trenched camp At 0rlzahs and formerly designed
near 0rixaba A rumor coming from French journal,
and repubshed here 10 the effect that thousand men
Of the Expedtonary corps would remain until the close
OF the summer on Mexican territory b wanting Ia
truth, ss upon the best authority can be affirmed.
The merchandise OF Messra Lohse Sons, detained In
the Cusom House by Mexican authorities, we're de-
livered 10 them by force Of French gsndormeS Mr..
Lohse was present merely 10 identify and receive his
goods without any other Intervention In the matter the
responsibility Of the whole AFFAIR having boon accepted
by the French authorities here.