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atever. When our troops shall have entered the capital of that country, when we shall have obtained insanities for our countryman, there will no longer be any occasion to in these distant regions an onerous occupation, which would occasion as many men and money. Thus ti is impossible to associate yourselves with the suppurations of certain signories, who dream of a sort of campaign of in Mexico, and who represent France as the instrument of a monarchical party, the chief of which is Gen. Almonte.--French policy an the recognized rights of nations would in no way justify the realization of such a programme. We may say that we shall never allow our countrymen to be insulted under whatever latitude they may hut it is impossible that we should make cursives the Ferdinand Coxtez of the Archduke Maximilian, and that we should corqaur for him a doubtful throne. It is impossible that we can exercise a pressure upon the people to whom the faculty of closing the of its Government shoul