New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Meeting of the Council of NOtables'
OVERTHROW OF THE REPUBLIC
Archduke Macmillan Declared Emperor
IF YSo Declines Napoleon to Fill
the Vacancy.

From Our Special Correspondent
HAVANA, July %, 1863.
BY the arrival yesterday Of the French steamer
of WAR Milan, we have dates from Nera Cruz to
the 18th lust, and from the City OF Mexico TO the
10th.
BY this steamer We get the news OF the Empire
being declared in Mexico. This If communicated to
us in this fashion: ASSEMBLED the CeHIell OF
Notabes previously conv0ked u. II declared
unanimously, with the exception Of two votes 'ha'
the form Of government which through (thenl l's
organ Tor representative The country chose was ihs
Empire and proclaimed at the same time Emperor
Archduke Maxm.li.n of Austria. In case H. H.
should not accept, i, is begged Of the emperor OF
the French that he will e the person OF ~
confd nee who is to fiji the zone. Tie act OF the
proclamation Of tie Empire took place on the ION
instant
Letters from Vera Cruz TO the DiGrio de Ia
Marina (II4vana) stale that " in all the village
situated along the road from Mexico 10 Ne.a Cruz
great exhibitions of JOY were made On receipt OF
the news. In Vera Cruz salute was fired OF loi
gun5"-(by The Freucr
In spe Of this Jews being given os officially, and
although tie courier brought tie news from Mexico
to Vera Cruz in three DAYS and Notwithstanding the
ton Of tie former capits by the French fer the rs
sembling Of delegates from AL the States OF Tie
Republic, this news is generally credited here from
previous knowledge OF the pelhdy OF Nspo con ana
of Gen. Forey 1t has been expected and ASSERTED
ali along that this wOlid hr the Case and 80 have
always written you wheu swing Forey s lrociama-
tons TO the contrary 1 have II from Trustworthy
gentlemen recently from The City of Mexico that Oh
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if not al the Mexican families left alsO--none re-
uaiping cave foreigners aud rcacclOnarlos OF tie
MARQUEE breed; that there were between three sni
four thousand French sl J-cts residents ID The CIT
and tbs would account for tie brilliant reception
Forev claimed by the French suthontlcs-ior The
fowers Examinations, &c.--ior the placing OF Al
monte al the head of ;he Provisional GOvrromen. N
connection with ArcatlhOps, and Tor LUIS retro
grace movement III the SELECTION 10y the City OF Mex
leo Of an absolute form OF Government
1t was su,Vosed that Aimonte's reign would have
been longer AID even he French here are wonder
Ing whist ,an have csused the suddenIess OF this
move. oOue say Napoleon sees tfouvle aheAd oolh
In Mexico and III Europe, and DAD 10 hurry matters
to a crisis free himself Of these iTammels OInors
cpne that Aluonie has al last shown some spark OF
honor and love fOr bis country that refused
",n the name # the Naf0r," to cede to the Frensh
the valuable SAFE of Sonora aud 70 bind tie Nation
10 DERRY tte eXptnses o. the InvaslOn. Others sl
think that it is al important prelude to The recog l.
ton Of tie Southern ConfcceTaoy by France, % be
followed by NaXiHilan's recognition o. the same,
lie beng expected % become more docile 1901 D.
the nauos Il NayOle II than Pamerston 1as proved,
for the French have bOasied for years that they
could TVS E4Glaud about tneIr fingers. auu fcafe
her into submission 10 any + ench scheme by build.
ing IN ex I'd mal-of war. All surprised thst We
sbogld be expected 10 believe that 80 much had been
ACCOMPLISHED ID 90 Snort a uue.
In Mexico land Of sucn distances and infrequeut
communication. it hardly probable that oil The III
habJ ants know even yet ia the French Occur tae
The Clty OF NJ, xicO and perfectly impossb!s -
Conventions OF the different State. should b. Jeen
held 10 oeDd delegates 10 general ConveA ION ID
which question Of such vital import should D. q
least discussed; surely such unsululiy was never
beheid IN any cOonIy before. That d few poendO
"poatles" s'ould--the cry mo nger the seAt OF
Government Ca pital) being In military possession
OF a foreig nation, flied with their bayonets, with
the fag OF the tion alone waving over the national
Jalace--n that lame OF The whole nation dCca.e aud
proclaim t0at IT, tie whole usu5n had through them
elected iorei,n Prince whp.s name tie greater
portion Of tna. nation had never heard to be then
GmperOr-1r TN case II. VI. should not accept
(venly the throne goes bseglag mat their invade
and cCLC Napoleon Is suppica,ed 20 select per
sOn IN whom he Las cO1hdenCe, to Nil the throne
about TO be created l. mOustrOus. Surely WITH such
8 cnancs Viii Napoleon persuade Macmillan t0at
the climate will Lot agree with bin, aud thus have
the prev in bis own clutches. Where Il the Gov
eminent Of " peace justice, aud durability" which
Napoleon Forey & Co., have Otca promised
should be Of Their own free uniTammeied election
Oh Napoleon, Thy peihdy s great
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