The New York herald., 1863-09-05
Our Paris Correspondencs.


The kezican Empiro-Caleslaons asd Aassaies Of Ms
ArcAduke Aazimisaw--Hs Opponents and Frods-
French Plan Of Election-7As ArcAbisAop Of kssico,
NaposeOn and Eu0enis DscSss s Aeiwds Of the United
iHates-TAe German Conoyas-CAasces H a War ,oiA
Russta-The Nicavaoua Canal. d.. dc.
II s no longer a question Of whether tho Archduhe
Maximan win or win not accept the throne Of Mexico
but whether be bring about the combinations Of
security which win warrant him In attempting 70 occupy
the throne. Az for tho scceptaton IN principle, that
took place long ago. and tho Duke, who most anxious
70 arrive al the realization OF his hopes IL entirely
occupied In the diagnosis Of the position-n other
words In sounding the ground and estimating the chances
Of . long or short seat in the throne.
He naturally counts much upon the wisdom and In
nuence Of his father the excellent Hing Leopold
who has nothing but friends in all parts the world but
he s unfortunately backed by France, which than
neutrazes the good influence Of his friends Mr. Motley
American Minister Vienna said 10 have counselled
tho Archduke not TO accept the prored throne and hs
will undoubtedly receive the advice from Washing
ton, from g. Petersburg and, be has any friends m
England from there also There but France, Bol
GUM and Ausria to put forward his name for Spain
jealous and desired nominate tho Duke de MoDtpenser
for the samo place.
VIII the Emperor consider this enough backing7
10 doubtful; and may therefore look to him make
direct appeal "n the interest Of humanity and civ-
nation" 70 the government Of Washington.
In tho meantime the French government has taken
upon itself the duty OF organizing the future empire
the model OF that France Tho last steamer carried out
large amount Of French talent which II to DO lent for
time the Mexcans in the work Of organization and
orders also with this the mode Of
taking tho OF the nation the question Of the
pirc The Duke declared II seems, that he would
be satisfied with tho vote OF the municipalities and this
tho mode tho French agents who have Just been
ont will put into practice The trtumvirAte are TO
main in power I'LL all difficulties are cleared up II takes
year.
General Forey Is not coming homo immediately. ss re-
nor are the forces now In Mexico 70 be reduced
Tho Archbishop of Mexico who forms part Of The iri
umvirate, and who has been on visit 10 Paris. left IN
company with two other preaas by the last steamer for
Vera Cruz The Bishop had several interviews with the
Emperor and Empress before leaving and 10 reasonable
70 suppose that the attitude OF the United staee-whch
is now openly discussed the chief obstacle the
realization Of the hopes OF ali these
largely into their conversation lhe clerical party Of
which the Empress s Of chief in France regard
the empire In Mexico a. q triumph Of their party
Ts &c ncSss c s
SS no E, 'ns b rebels 10 the United stss
lis agents in Mexico and thus TO tho general sssfaction
the grand congress of sovsrssns Al FrsskfOr simply
Easo francis Joseph of Austria entered Frankfort
greeted With sdmrsion and enihusiasn because both
people and mobiles anticipated plan OF reform which
3 recosSsed a. inprsscsss Or Al sss. 10. progress
To- how could the GoTAps % deceive themselves ~
70 believe anything good could come from such source
OF oil the GernAns King william. Of Prussia, seems 10
have the only who Judged tho position knowing
~ The trump card Ia In his hand he 10 not too
much welded 70 bis "divine right doctrines 70 play u
The belief In . with Russia is diminishing daily
but Why exactly Il b hard 10 tell for certainly Russia
has shown disposition thus fer TO make any essential
concession 10 the compressnG fowers,u .
Berlin paper calls them The Emperor Napoleon
is said 10 10 decply offended at tho conduct OF
England aud Austria and says th,t under any crcum-
he has dono his duty and they abandon him NJ
the critical moment be will not think OF acting alone
Thus the Poles 10 DO len 10 tbemscves because Eng
land sells calico 10 thst country, and because Austria
afraid the viii terminate with carrying the French
front or 70 the Rhine.
Grand suilot haz been renstsisd poNcal director
OF the two journals the CsnsfVsonn>i and Pau while
NJ Psun Ilmsyrse assumes the Conxfsissfionne the
paper which he has been director, tho rank OF
rst editor. ~ Sidney Renou Chief OF Bureau 81 the
Foreign ONCE and correspondent 0'he fndpndoncS Bei
Ia named editor OF the PAU. Limayrae's engage
for ut the rate Of six thousand dol
lars gear while NJ Rsnouf 10 10 receive forty-one
thoGsand dollars year.
II appears certain that N. Dubois do Saauy In
recalled from Mexico, and that ihs Count de Monthoon
Consul at New York, will replace hm-a change which
vii probably not improve matters for the United States
II appears also that the project Tor a ship
across Nicaragua country Is pAtroszed here the
tho people Of the United States.