New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04

Taken by Gen. Forey Against tiuer'
riIIns-BlocInde OF the Mexican Forts
! Explanation Of Rebel sympathy
Amouu Member, Of the Mexican Gov.
erumCnf.
! From On Occasional Correspondent.
WASHINGTON Sept. 2, 1863
| Notwithstanding the assertion made by GER
tain of your cotemporarcs the news OF the official &C.
oeptance Of kpe Of Mexico by Prince Macmillan
is BY no means certain At least such Is what iner
from the late adyiccs received in Washington none oil
which authorize the belief that he has yet arrived M
any conclusions the contrary. they clearly indicate
that the same obstacles which formerly caused inc
Prince to subordinate his acceptance TO certain essential
conditions have not yet been removed--n other WORDS
that the recognition Of the new monarch by the princ
pal European powers has not yet been secured and that
the choice Of the Mexican people through the ballot
box has not sufficiently been indicated Untii these
two conditions fulfilled, the acceptance OF the Arch
duke may be considered as extremely doubtful.
True France Austria and even England are ready,
IL said 10 recognize the Mexican Empire as soon as
the Prince will make his acceptance knowni but Span
whose consent Is deemed extremely important on nc
count of her colonial possessions in the Gulf OF MEXICO
does not seem rs ready the three other Powers 70
recognize the new Emperor. Prussia hereditafhy
Jealous Of Austria refuses to do so and Russia nos
tile 10 the policy Of the Western Powers. declines 10
have ANYTHING TO do with the matter The recognition
would then be confined % four frst'class Powers
France England Austria. and Italy and to some
second rate Governments such as Denmark and Swe'
den and several German kingdoms and dnkedoms
friendly to Austria and France
II is said that in order TO remove the scrnples OF
Prince MACMILLAN respecting the vote Of tho Mexican
people the Junia at Mexico las ordered The boV ihu'
inequalities included in that country to BE- suited On
their choice and the result Of the wishes Of the people
transmitted TO his hghncss n, an early date.
Gen Forcy assisted by the Provisional Government
Of Mexico is doing his utmost to pu, down the guerri
las whose ape ,rance NJ several points has caused
great deal az alarm. Several columns composed Of
French and Mexican soldiers combined have left the
capital for the purpose Of rcscung the most threatened
points thus beginning the work Of pacifcaion which
they hope 20 carry through In short time The French
Government has at The time sent orders to Rear
Admiral Bose 20 blockade on The Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans all the ports not Sc, in Tie possession Of the
French so as to prevent the gucrrA from selling mp
on ho Custom House revenue which would enable them
10 carry Oh their warfare The announcement Of the
blockade will be mndo known soon as Admiral BosHe
Will have received the order TLs ports Of Menaniian
and Trmpicc soon 20 be- hlockaded the second Is
air ,aiy occupied Ly lie French.
Thee Who ARE n,cniirely studying the course ofpub
De- opinion b. Mexico Aogc lad tho opportunity 10 notice
To tendencies a tic newly elected Provisional Govern
aen 20 sympaiAize with the Rebels aad The disposition
manifested through - organs recognize the Southern
Coli,doracy 80 aa possible.