The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-07

en- (psolshed IN his On Sssqs d. Ia ola~ssl~s). which
you wM psrosive y no, very favorable BY endeavor
ips y iosne - snpl Mexico IL rs unostunats'y true
eas pasistsn ss@ frsacA since, however, We are -
Mexico and that We only hope gradually 70 get away
duke Maxmhtan, good sense and skill would consist 10
Mnne sne postponmg 70 The utmost the dimcukles n
near ~ s anu, sa Inc cy "" nd ss,s !. no.
time necessary to establish the bases Of the new
MEXICAN establishment Once The Uar ouer, specially
he poi wJr passions ia Ameyicd UoSd fsa from Caaada
20 Asco IN country where power belongs 10 him who
nids Inc highest In batteries addressed 20 the passions Of
sbe mob the presidency would quickly fall 70 the party
most hostile TO the new Mexican constitution JAe is
ary cement 'ol surtue The cir there will remain
multitude Of unemployed generals and officers thousand
Influences will drive tho powers that be 70 insure by force
o. arms the triumph OF the Monroe Let admit
however, hat the American government may be mode
rate enough " resist such natural impulses will not
tne sdventurers whom peace shall have unoecupied
ssk the enterprise without ~ Shall We NOT have
70 resist the repeated assaults Of Q vast Albustsr
eor ys bern ,ssai Such sppr.hensOus are but
win TIE Usaed Ssotes-such 70 the perspective placed
before US by the result Of the expedition TO Mexico
Of far Is possss ac ns sS Us d,v:
70 have time to quit Mexico before IL breaks out,
~c cl 90 AVID prouoe at once by recognising tAe contd
satesa cruel conflict 0Xick vicoy itsef xould b faal
. ", n"ce q would destroy II he Eyon0est ersations Of
French policy, and one Of hose mod useful 10 country
An Austrian Warning Go the French.
From the Vienna Presse, Sept. Is
Reliable reports from the French metropolis stste that
the Emperor Napoeoa has left for Bhrrz with heavy
heart, and that, owing 10 e rupd march of sp-7 in
North Anerica the cabinet OF the Teries great en-
barrassment The situation 10 in truth serious enough
and important French are at stake
the position France has taken In Mexico Even were
all tue conditions OF the possible candidate the Mexi
can throne fulfilled even were the Emperor already
INSTALLED aud the loan concluded and realized which 70
reimburse France the costs Of the expedition the uIe
res cabinet would sill b unable 10 consider the Mexican
In his letter to Marshal Forey the Emperor Of the
French stated the object OF the Mexican expedition the
erection barrier preventing the United States from
assuming too powerful and commanding position, by
taking possession OF the coasts and seaboard countries Of
me Mexican Gun. II must be admitted that the Emperor
Of the French promulgated what he Is have styled
The gandest idea OF his reign at time soA<n Sssrn
Sdes@ Apserica nero in far advantageous posf
mon isan ,o,c year ago even il might well have been
shought possible that the Contederates would pass
across sae Potomac occupy w.snngton
condition OF it's recognizing secession. The French in
Mexico might, perhaps, have easily come 70 an under
won at any rate in that case have been considerably
sciltsted.
The South suffered disaster ansr disaster, while
French we're winning their way towards Mexico; and
now when Marshal Forey has taken his post upon the
heights OF Anahuac, tho Confedcrates are greatly
pressed on all sides that neir eire resistaacs feet
!tmiid % ne defence Of Charleston and Richsosd The
SdA ,sOrious, Dowd haze ne Hesh position
Ae1U at lead rendered me gradual erac,satiow of The
country possible schout dsrdee TIE Soah in process Of
cefoI opposes Aeico and forids French d"bon eaoed
tAus far TO reeol at In accordance with the logic
BY which she disavowsd tho Soedad Convention france
nov compelled 70 remain In Mexco open to the peril
Of being entangled In an intermuable war with the
United States But French ambition. upon the one
hand does not allow q avoiding this danger BY rapid
trea certainly appears upon the other, that the n
psro OF the French Aesaes 10 aks e ecisiue ep and
seconise fAe SsGerw confederation indepen6<Rt State
them oT al these Tsa.sas Franc. 20 ,.te
step OF such immense importance the recognition q
ses south the question naturally arises hoU the Emperm
.vsoM eorsict via ne ss'es. lie probably rcckops,
nrs that civil war viii last time yet, that after
vii prefer peace 70 frosh struggles and leave FRANCE in
Aust possession or Mexico. Next be possibly hopes the
Emperor OF Mexico will be able 10 organize an army
strsDg enough 70 defend the independence OF the
nonarchy with the hslp Of thirty thousand French
Finally, Napoleon III. doubt trusts tha his star viii
e. Besepars faasm I: 10 SELL rsiaT and 1at some Se
NovHfn0 the UH'tsd Sdts w1i bot sSt villa stern AND
sh fmu.ror ~ 49, 70 ,.... s TncA Inc
Terms Proposed By the Arehdake.,
[from the Vienna Presss, Sept 14l
Asks Fsrduapd Max the imperial crown voted by the
Assembly Of Notablss u expected W arrive here in
tsw days II rs asserted that the Arohduks greatly
ebposed 70 accept the ODER but mistdke To hppoe
NJ Ne ou embrace Internationally. IN Is firmly de-.
tsined only ascend the throne provided the Powers
ten Of monarchy in Mexico, De dissoison Of TIE North
Asertco~ republic and the prevention Of the sulation Of
1.rele By Ame1ca, 'cn fulft sucA conditions shall
ayrd me Aertcuw hrone udrTdvs Of psrmdnepoy
These conditions
l. Guarantees Of the throne by the three Powers who
Yaace and 3pain)that is TO say that they shall
sko 20 sappo'r tN monarcAy BY Of danger
g. That all the Mexican municipalities shall declare
eeselves by free vote satisfied with the establishment
monarchy and the choice OF an Austrian prince.
Upon these conditions, and, N positively
urcd, upon these conditions only, Archdukc Ferdinand