The New York herald., 1863-10-20
Our Paris Corresponds nee.

Oar Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Oct. o, 1863
Acceptance ofMe Archduke Aazimilian Negotiation
usth Russia-Sid,iI. knson and Grtn, 6c.
Well, the Archdnke Maximian has accepted the prof.
crown OF Mexico. with ell the "ifs and provisos
~h,ch u expected he would interpose Hc must
p'ebiscte," and be chosen Emperor BY the free
and universal suffrage Of the Mexican people, This Of
under the pressure Of French bayonets he can OBJ
His brother's will not be wanting In cas-
sv,ry oher difficulty Is removed, and tho French jour.
Is in the interest Of the declare that he will
hav. the guarantees he dem nds.
fhis, however, is not positive With the fair pros.
Il IN impending war; which, between now and rext
Nay may convert Europe into battle field Eng.
nd part caIarIy will walt tho turn Of events before
lends her unwilling aid to France In forcing the
itnpsbirg dynasty upon the Mexican people. l do not
h"k upon tho establishment OF Macmillan upon the
tnrrne o. the Montezumas by any means "sure
umv." Ceia depeni, as the French say. II depends in
upon tho things take in Europe and
Smeri a.
'he ~em official journcis declare now that all
the statemeuts which hare been made rela
tue ip negotiations TOR a further action upon
t"r Polish question between France, England and
~trn pure nciions, aid that since the repy OF
l"'' kof hcre have been further ones. With the
Pos ec OF another result quite as humiliatpg to the
ie o the tn Powers as the Grst one il certainlv
s. ,'-"al that the rowes should consider awhile
".e urtnp t. In the meantime Russia Is strength.
ann, herself ct ormons,y: number Of iron.cl,ds
sno m be building at Cronsadt, AID tho Notifications
tnrre are being made nearly imprcgnabe ~ en-
a., Q ring mike them. Some OF the govern
cso, Napc here express i!,t'e curiosity to know
York and tho Pa,e expresses its belief that ihcre is
-cret lance between our government ana that Of the
he M,noriai piomaique, which seems 10 be at once
tbe Pa isi,n ~ the Archduke Maximian and Jen
pavs 10 res the story that Mr. Stephens has any pten
t<ato of IN oil haP N Oiia Tom IN
To ne,otiate treaty embracing tho abolition OF
slavery or for any Other pu pose There s a strong
team here VII hoGt stephens Mason and Sldell have
the IDS cont'n ally together and aided by the
and counsel Il who 10 ali matters OF dplo-
aac sh pract ce, olal. II Lot SUPERIOR to either
,Oeni. ard VII has n much greater power OF making
mprcssi than either of them--a man fertile In do
sng rxp"cns inscriptions In their use-a man
sron II great mistake the government OF tho
t'cd sfhcs whc they once had possession Of him, TO
,ii"~ t. escape npan dimsy parole which docs not
treven IN from giving the "nid and cnmfort'' In his
"srr B. the enemies of our country 10 Europe. This
kWm VI. Gw,n.
The trro are working night and day and, Il is said
Matched Get TO submit N the Emperor upon
return to Paris. which they have great hopes Win
s,duce him recognize the South and particu ary
should The news Of what they cai 70 be an ove-wosm
bx Of Rosecrans b followed by O, the some
ss0 10 unorseuats to- our government that Il HIS
pit greater strength IN tts representation ne resist
Ee chisttps d this t,o Mason looks ead ami dis
sppp'ed but side b "a blooming and apparently hope.
fui eso here are great number OF Southerners
now their headquar,er ers VI the rand Hotel
I'D anon them are some celebrated characters.
inn NnHt, iafe IN coWmand 0f tho Florida but
without any commandas the Flor ia doesn dare put 70
q the ~ sa gov rni eht has length seen tho
fscc Il oIr renh frances against their allowing the
psrat cal vessels built the Mersey 10 departs here
tLd 50 Is IavoD the French lady !" who In pointed
out a martyr 20 federal inhunanity.
ust o. the Partisan journals have copied the paragraph
from tie csr,ier de- Eat tnis. denying that the En-
pror Napoleon had any Intention Of recognizing the
IN.
the En rahpu~ke In Eng1nn md.
Five columns (tcobor 81 filled with II the
shcck from correspondents In different parts OF tho
country
NJ Charlcs Dickc describes tie sensation he expe
r,..ccd he says he awakened by a violent sway.
rgo his b.dsie,d from side to side. accompanied by
sres It'd been o~s6ing asleep cndor tho bod and
wns s'skiD. ms''f and trying to rise
n" shock als ~ have been felt the most In
too mldl,nd nd west midland counties. IL ex
teacd to lfisol 10 la ut n. to Exeter, 10 Swansea
and many miles out In places a
d., rumbrg noise was heard. Al Nottingham the
b.re rcscpb ed the sourd e heavy approach
in1 tc PIE at Hereford Is infinitely described
by ccrg, OF Sfr,tton. He says, the sound at
Gfst with gradual crescendo for two three
-, nuii the q .hsa iea, winch lasted tor
s~rsd AMI. and conslstcd ei two cIssioDs. and
ih,n subsied gradually ior some sec nds, until IL
Diet away Ia the distance. II appeared to equal the
b. iea ever b'lri. but it fuller aud deeper
and gre ctief IN n thunder.
e. boc, three minutes Afterwards secoud fant rum
" as head.