The New York herald., 1862-03-05

murdered all alike The question stin remains 70 be
solved how can such security be Obtained with form OF
government like that which has brought that vast eu-
pire TO ts present pass?
Public rumor attributes 10 Spain desire TO place some
tendency which she once so sadly mismanaged. But of
detested.
Prince Napoleons has moi, boliove. been nnen
toned rs candidate but the Prince is too consistent
democrat to toasent eter 10 wedr cro~n
Belgium has few wrongs TO redress but son Of King
Leopold has been spoken of.
Some who know the impetuous temper and anventur-
Gus courage Of Prm tho commander Of the Spanish OK
pedtonary force would not be surprised the victories
which his partial friends Of his gaining may n
spe him with more ambitious hopes than any he has
nthsr" nit manifested and ho has probably not forgotten
Spahish monarchy, but who soon set mp for himself
NATIVE CANDIDATE OF ROYALTY.
lParis (Feb l2 correspondence Of the London Globe
Respecting tho throne Of Mexico, and its acceptance by
Hapsburg, the principle of hereditary right, SO pe-
remptorly upheld in the Of the dspossessed claim
ants in Italy, has led some journals to notice tho exist
ence of direct descenGnt of The Aztec dynasty Of Monte
ssmi. he teaches grammar in the Indian College at
Mexico and his name is Chimapopocam, which signifies,
In the native dialect, Burning Shield"
[From the Paris Steele, Feb. 1871
The Spanish government which has set itself up as the
defender Of the principle of Divine right ard which
fuses to rccognizo the King OF Italy in order not to give
blow to the interests of legitimacy is about TO find her
ser, without knowing It, in very emba rassing position
Mexico for there exists in the capital Of that country
dose ndant Of the ancient Aztec soveregGs. That
of SO many kings Professor of grammar the Indian
College; he is called Chimalpopocam Smoking buc.or),
name which was also borne by of his glorious an
cestors. We nd these details in the recital Of travel
Ter who is Professor at the College dc France and who
forms art OF the French Academy. "M. Chimalpopo
cam says NJ. Ampcro, alirms that he Is descendant
OF Monezuma. He declared TO that, mt the time
of the United States expedition, some ovcrturcs
made to him on the subject, but he only regarded them
as intrgues To which he took not TO lend hnso
We are not at all in the secrets Of diplomacy and know
not whether an Aztec restoration enters into its views
conne ourselves to reminding it Of this fragment
AmpprC Mexico. nj.
Chimalpopocam would show himself more accessible to
any overturos which might be made to him at the pre-
sent time.
WHAT THE ARcHDuKE MAxMILIoN REQUIRES.
From the Paris Patrc, Feb. IA.
We are assured that the propositions made by tho
Mexican ENJOYS to the Archdukc Maxmilian have been
seriously examined by tho Prince and that he before
giving dehnitivc reply has demanded that the follow
ing conditi shall be fuled-That the population of
Mexico shall manifest their desire to establish liberal
in the country that they shall freely make
known their intentions as to the choice of sovereign
and that their choice shall be ratified by Europe.
MEXICAN NEWS FROM FRANCE AND ITALY.
IT is asserted that the government has said there
confirmation OF the news via America that tho panards
had sustained decided defeat by the Mexicans and that
Tho Temps and ether French journals demonstrate that
monarchical restoration in North America would only
benefit spain and tho Spanish monarchca interests exist
ing there.
Baron Ricasol stated in Parliament that the govern
mcnt had intention to send ships to reinforce the
Mexican expedition, but merely consoles el it advisable
to send few ffgates to the colonies to protect Italian
subjects
JEFF. DAVIS COTTON ROUTE THROUGH MEXICO.
Paris (Feb LAY correspondence of London (hronice.l
The Pe reverts to subject il had before mentioned
consequence Of the occupation by the allied Powers
Ct the coast Of the State Of Tamlupas province OF
Mexico, adjoining Texas, which, well known forms
part of tho States separate those of the North
When, in October last, President Davis informed
Of the combined expedition which being prepared
against Mexico he occupied hine ih estobishnga node
transit across Me Southern States as far as TIE frontier
ch separates Tasts from Merico. That road, it said
is in full progress OF execution, and is oa,d 10 the rail
,oays and canals Whch through he s nern States IN
every direction Europe nay thus supply herself with cot
ton in the ports Of the Gulf Of Mexico and the Powers
you'd no longer have to occupy themselves with the
question Of the blockade Of the Southern ports by the
oral government, this transit road will be quite
equivalent to frcc TO the Southern pcrs far as
regards tho expert Of cotton. is needless to add re-
marks your contemporary, that the shipment cotton
in the Mexican ports will not be u opposition any Of
the principles OF international law.