The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-25

La Lave, Arteaga ocarpo, Vale and sost Of others
lost their lives by me reachery Of those TO whom
ness ss by the biac's,h ' insra sit hs'
Neither thpeGcpe nor tine government OF the United
states Is caVed upon BY any law. moral OF international
20 retrieve the and which have arisen from
the nrFues and fasehoods OF Napoleon III. Let the
blow 10 where should according to the IRON logic
eyeBvs; let Bismarck seize the opportunity OF uniting
the great German family against the At Paris upon
We idea OF ayengng the insult To the whole of Austria
BY the humil ang fate of Hapsburg BROUGHT about by
descendant oblique'y Of the first Napoleon. We the
people of the United states are not expected 10 arrange
European quarrels and this of Maximeus Is eminent
y ques ion Of European legitimacy transferred to this
New World only through our civil furnishing &C.
which for tho monarchs OF Western Europe
under no necessity Of sharing with tho French the
glory and the anres gained by the murder or rout of
hafsrmed Mexcans; ours Is 'parcere subjects e. debeare
sapfrbO'," with the old Roman The time
when we shall have to meet Europe and far better to
have Mexico as base Of operations. with the Gulf of
Aexco-that Is ready 10 receive Cuba into rs midst
as friend, than to be annoyed at a moment Of war
with hostile population on or near our flank
tho Austrans who were shut up with white flag over
the Paaco on tho surrender Of the forwarded
70 Pueoa, on their 10 Vera Cruz These to tho
number OF seven hundred 60 escorted by force of Gen.
that their food, Co. not duly provided agreed
upon between their colonel and General Diaz. These
poor fellows cannot subst what the Mexican soldiers
are content WITH and apply TO the for
the remedy Their colonel who remains In the capital
until his people are ready to embark has had the plea
sure or lighting three due5 since the entrance of the
liberals IN which the honor has been in inverse proper
ton 10 the blooGshed. We're Khevcnhuer really not
brave he might BIO for the folly or attempt
ing TO acquire reputation which he did not mcritbut
here In Mexico the French always sent Austrans and
Belgians into dangerous delies and mountain passes,
and waited the result. Khevenhuer never faitered,
and always exricated his troops though with fgh,ful
loss.
conducta left Sunday, 7tb with s750,0oo in
silver Unadvised as this remission OF coin SO early
after the exhaustion OF desoating appears both
the government and the shipper had good grounds for
the departure OF tho train conducta General Dia3
and the authorities need money for the indispensable
wants OF the army which they receive from tho duties
the silver exported the anxious place
in security tho remains Of what Marquee lett during the
siege, and merchants have to meet their obligations
abroad. Loud complaints arc uttered about the duties
claimed by the liberal government, which already
paid on goods imported during the empire These goods
we're allowed to remain, rather detained in Vera
the duties again exaced be paid declare
would be preferable 10 lose them altogether Tho true
principles OF commerce little comprehcnded that
report Of the ways and Of taxation and
would appear 70 the readers OF the HERALD attempt to
impose upon them.
We learn that the American cemetery near this city
Injured by the shot from tho side of the liberals
during tho sege The Consul represented the matter
General DisZ who has authorized the damage to be
paired at the expense Of the government SO far
concession is made and every step taken TO induce TO
believe that Americans arc 'the most favored nation
On the tth the Mexican flag hoisied all public
buildings, recognition Of national anniversary;
but tho glorious 4th, whom everybody becomes
orator and rst has perception that his ancestors
existed, merits moro than paragraph.