New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-13
I mAPsBuRG FOR MEXICO.


me Washington States vouches for the reliability
cf Information which It publishes, and which Is 70
the effect that A1stria and France are in negotiation
With the object d adjusting matters between them
,eives 20 that they can properly combine upon plan
for placing the late Grand Duke Of Tuscany, Fer
inand nv, upon throne to be established in Mexico,
the foundations OF which the church party are now
badly laying. The Emperor wants the territory Of
the Arch Duchy Of Tuscany to form part Of TIE new
Kingdom Of Etruria, which he is carving ont for
Prince Napoleon, and this disposition Of Arch Duke
Ferdinands heritage of turns him out Of house
and home. much to the delight Of the people, but
much to the disquietude Of Austria. II Austria will
consent, though, to the appropriation Of the Arch
Dukes domains, France is ready to pledge her AID
in providing him with proper settementin America,
placing him on the splendid throne Of the Monte
zumas, for which position, backed BY france ana
Austria, he should be well content to exchange ms
tinsel and dependent authority in Tuscany.
The States in the most emphatic manner pledges
itaef to the truth Of these statements which re-
ceives through distinguished gentleman and unaer
circumstances which render them entirely un'la'
peachable. The negotiating commissioner IN Europe
Of the Mexican Church party Is Signor Gntuerez
Estrada person Of we'll known ability, and be has
some YEATS
between some European power and the Mexican
hierarchy, with view to having Mexico created
into a monarchy, and Church and State nseparably
nn,ted All the royal heads entitled to crowns hap
uened to be supplied with that emblematic adorn'
ment until this fortunate contingency Of recent oc
currence turned Ferdinand ~ adrift leaving to bis
brother sovereign and relative Of Austria the re-
sponsibilty Of providing for him. Austria desired
boo1- int hiu
cany, but the people objected, and Louis Napoleon
objected, because he wanted tho warm nest for his
cousin. At this critically favorable juncture Mr..
Plenpotentiary Estrada stepped in with his polite
invitation from the hierarchy Of Mexico to suffer it
TO take care Of the kingdomless Hapsburg and pro-
vide him throne worthy Of his merits as tyrant
and Of his birthright as one Of the hereditarily
anointed. signor Estrada was conducted to St.
Sauveur, where Napoleon, in imperial retirement is
patching up his health, and presented BY Prince
Metternich, the Austrian ambassador to France.
Should the arrangement be carried out, Mramon
will not be in the way Of the immediate succession
Of this new North American Emperor, for he is but
the tool of the church and is prepared to vacate bis
post Of Director at once to make way for the founding
Of imperial authority. He is priyy to all the nego
tiatons which have his deposing for their object,
and We presume, thinks he will fare better as prime
minister to an Emperor than as President of an I'M
povershed faction waging one side of civil war.
Allthese little arrangements which we are told in
great many more words than We have used are in
dubitaby in progress, may seem to the negotiators
to be very nice and very easily to be carried out bu'
it is likely that difficulty may be encountered from
source which no apprehension appears to be enter
tanned Of by the autocrats who sit down before mar
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