New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

Tn Franco announces that most of the Powers
had declared their intention Of recognizing tho new
~ e5e snys hat in face Of the language held in the
Northcrn States Of America against tho now Mexican
| Tmure the Archduke Macmillan Is quite Jnstihed 1T
rrorue guarantees for the integrity ana independence
~ Ic now empire and that no doubt the Great Powers
will Give the friendly consideration 70 tie subject;
bu Il is one which requires tue most careful coDsidera
Ti, london Times remarks on tho position taken by
the Archdukc who Is willing to accept the throne but
will not consent 10 be e al0no with tho chance OF find
ing his prnepaty overturned a,ef lev !ears oy to
mand of guaranteed independence In tho sense In
which the phrase is used with respect TO Greece for
Is go unlikely to be listened 10 by European
mowers that We can hardly think that the Archduke
Serously intends make his acceptance contingent Oh
his obtaining 1t. That France should give guaranty
for the cs.r ana o. e mor uw then ns
and can hardly imagine that the courts OF Paris and
Vienna viii fail TO come 10 IN understanding on this
points but It may be that the Archdake looks Tor some
thing also from 6s The opinion Of this country will be
In favor Of any government which promises to restore
quiet to Mexico and there IL, We think general wish
that the Archduke may find the difficulties which Lie In
| his way rot insnrinounfahlc.
This feeling will doubt not. find its expression IN
prompt recognition Of the new Government and a
hearty cooperation with II for all good objects. Our
own friendship and support viii readily guarantee,
| " 60 further our principles forbid.
| THE POLISH QUESTION.
| At Warsaw great evaporation was being
manifested By thoinhabitans aad adsturblnce np
pretended Five fresh executions had taken place there
| The Polish leader. Laczunowski had boon brought
before Court-Martia by order Of the National Gov
eminent in order that the circumstances Of the late
defeat might b. investigated.
| The Commissihrat Department Of Warsaw had been
Informed that 80 600 fresh troops would shortly arrive In
the Kingdom II Poland and remain there during the
Winter months. Every little town would be garri'
soned.
The Paris yord Of the 9Th publishes telegram from
St. Petersburg. denying that the Russian Minister hGs
protested at Rome against the religious procession or
dorcd there on behalf u the ro.cs
The C6ns,i,aionHd states that no mesh negotiations
have been entered upon relative 20 the Polish question:
neither have any communications been exchanged on
the subject, and says that the journal la Prss" by
publishing nte epce 20 that effect on saturday huH
been the dupe either Of its Imagination or Of s CORES
pondcnts.
FRANCE.
Prince Napoleon has returned 10 Paris from
London
The Emperor was expected 20 reach 81, Cloud on tie
9th inst and would preside at MlaieIial Council on
the 18th.
AUSTRIA.
In tho Lower House OF the Rechsrath, on the
9Th the Minister Of Firance proposed acompctc reform
Of the system q taxation. Extraordinary wants would
be covered by extraordinary taxes.
Tie new Frankfort ZsifErP learns from authentic
that the Of TIE new Austrian loan j.
no, OF band AID that l. hardly 10 be expected III
the course Of the present year.
TnR ANNEXATION oP TnB I0SIAS ISLANDS TO
GREECE.
A Corfu telegram OF the 9Th announces that
he Ionsn Parliament " it, sitting u tia, day accepted
The proposed annexation with Greece and expressed i
thanks 10 England for the proposition.