Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-16

thirteen years sgo 70 be struggling for existeaee
even IN tkaig hereditary dominions IN Europe
l. Is impossible net fo. per-
coive also that in this msrFage consists &c aux
! iisFy guafentee for the stability Of The throne
Of The ArchSuks Macmillan IN Mexico. A
Prioee paced upon an imperial throne, newly
| fosnoed, and though in csns0nsncs with thu
real wants, vet in opposition to the recent ira
ditiohs Of tho nation, viii be glad to reposo
opoh the neral sappor4 aud alliance Of his
neghbors. Ia vast continent Of republics,
Fith the Angi0-SEx0n rscs upon tie north, SD
mongTsl, half Latin and half Iadisn r1ces 20
the south, It IS 6 mutual advantage 10 Mexico
and Brazil thas the tEO imperial dyuasties
should be IN saeh iatimste alliance with each
other. The Federal Government may not be
hostile 10 he new Mexican empire; the Conied-
erstes rsy recognize it from motives Of sell in
leTest; the Saath American republics mag have
ns Dsre the viii than tney have the power 20
thwsTt sevelopnsnt Of ihs French EmpeTor's
policy; yet dyussiic siiisnes between tie tWo
imperial houses IS the most reTmaBaRt lesgRe
which each can ksve fer It's support b. tbe
olher; and is one to which tie fortunes Of the
Freson; iHpeFfectly developed Mexican empire
cannot b. Indifferent.
Thsre s0csss 1othiug sore vain than specu-
lasion Of The future Of auy ore Of the great
rcigning dyRasti=s Ct E1raFe, even for single
* y
Bourbon family were, 70 all eppssrsnees hfmly
seated oH three EW0PeAa thrones NOS tbey
sre baBshed fiou twO Of them, with Ee sort Of
probability Of their ever returning to elthsT.
SoEs thirty years sgo, wh25 Teignirg h5Hsa
7etned more iHsJg f.sEt tdan the family Of
SAKE Coharg Yet we ROW see Lhem- 10 IN
uls'e liHe, supplying ihs d yEsates Of Z giaud
s1t Portugal ana sa0iker prince OF their house,
ons Of the aafu'cst scyaTsigns IN EaroPe, on tbs
thYcns Of Belgium The ht.is branch hsGesa
by Princs Christian Of Denmark, which only
eleven ygars ego came into proniDeBco IS the
family hen usIt entitled By a treaty ef 1851 to
tas tSTeas of Dsamsyk, have since given, si are
about 30 give, brides 20 ths beiIs zPpsEeRt o.
England ssd RassiA, and King TO Greece. |
Fhs ancient house Of Savoy, after living for
seven hundred years il hereditary iHsIgDih
cSnes, hss ia the last fouT yssrs acquired do
Hi1ion more popalous, snt not less powerful
and important, thsB iAs kingdom Of the Great |
Frederic The B3Hs parties have TegIYe3i asd |
alm0s5 in their former sp,eRd0T. These g. |
other such striking dyHastie changes cur oFn 4
generation has witnessed; sad iho promised ex- 1
tsusion Of tho dynasty Of Rud0lgh Of HaPs |
burg over two imperisl thrones in tho WsstsTR 1
WoIld pTs6eRts c0iacideHcs Of fortune which I
shsud appsaso tks shade Of the Emperor Leo 1
P0IS l, for sso transfer, By Louis xiv. Of the /
d0R1iuioHs Of bis kiGsmaR. Charles II Of Spain, /
to Philip Y In the rear Of the Spanish success /
sien. To q great extent the elder branch OF she 1
E2psbutE are likely to regain the RUS Of the |
IRdisa, which fell 10 their y0sUssT bEaaCh on i
the ahdiestion of Charles Y. What is hardly 4
less rem srksble than tAis extension Of the HRps-
burg dynasty is the character Tor moderation I
and Bractiesl stGsesmsnship that marks the /
present gsnsTssisa OF thai imperial Aouse.