New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

mexico by Prince MnxtEIi!iRn-Eu. |
gland ready to Recognize hini-Feel-
inss OF Foreign Cabinets On TINT Sub.
iec;-The PAMPHLETS Recommending
Bccogni.ion-Nr. Dayton's Orders TO
Blockade the Florida, etc.
From Occasional Correspondent.
WASHINGTON September 1863.
| The late mails from Europe indicate that the
objections raised by Prince Macmillan against his ac
cepance Of the Crown of the Mexican Empire are grad
ually yielding. According to a correspondence have
before me- the Prince having studied carefully the in
exhaustblo resources OF Mexico, and having become
convinced Of the glorious part which that country Like
" TO PLAY in the future desnes of the New World has
now made up his mind TO accept the Grown soon
as il shall be officially rendered u him by the depua
ton Of nine notabs delegated for that purpose by the
Provisional Government Of Mexico. That depntatiOn
has lust arrived in France and will leave for Vienna IN
few days II was also reported that Prince Maximi
Ian expected in Paris, for the purpose of having
sn interview with the Emperor Napoleon before his de-
pariuTe for Barz. The Prince. 1t is said will leave
Europe by the middle Of December as TO be IL Mex.
! ico at the beginning Of the year 1864
Another reason gwen for tie AIchduies acceptance
the favorable impression made upon his mind by the
exposition of tie state of Mexican affairs transmit ID
to Vienna through the agency Of the Austrian repre-
sentayes in Mexico and who by the Favorable manner
in which the English press. general thing looks
uron the occupation OF that country b. the French l.
il urused in high places that the recognition OF TIE
Prince BY the Fngsh Cabinet will be immediate. on
event snc.en; IN itself to give his Power the su"ii joe
needs from that quarter
On the supposton that oil the facts connected w'h
the proson. STATE Of Affairs IN Mexico viii interest Your
readcIsand ills without regard - their character ana
corsequcnccs-I viii state upon undoubied authority
that al the reports whic have been transmitted to The
court Of Europe through iher agents in Mexico, rqe,k
Of the proclamation O: TIE emp.r in at country p. be.
iug very popular and as having had The most happy cf
Zoe, upor all casses This Official appreciation e the
feeling Of the people has been supported BY ia, state
next OF most Of Le correspondents Of the London press
md by the almost unanimous testimony OF French wit
/ e,s in Mexico and IL Paris
IRE latter have o. you know availad themselves Of
thu, opportunity to explain what in their estimation.
was tie best Nay TO establish the Mexican Empire upon
solid foundations and Of securing 10 i long ycars OF
undisturb'd peace and prosperity. Two OF them
! Michel Chcvaler and Rapeiu the hl-. Senator
nelabo- Of the Council Of state and ,onhdon'lnl al
wiser Of tie Emperor tho second contributor 70 the
EonitcBr have written pamphlets to deuoairio hat
he establishment Of peace and security foI that
country depend upon the division Of the North Amen
can continent into two a. more Independent comm
ities and the immediate recognition Of the southern
Consederacy by France A. is usual in their cou,try
these two gentlemen present themselves before TIE pub
lc not ~ dena;ores OF officials Of the French Govern
mont but az they have done in many as writer
express ng IDEAS and views simply Of heir own.
Tie English press has chosen 70 tke notice ofihai
fsci and The Partisan correspondents Of the Englsl
ministerial paposs TLe COB, and TIE Por, eager 10
seize any fact concldng with the wenknown wishes
Of tie leaders o. TIE English cabinet have nagf.hed
the importance 81 these publications by assigning 6"
them a ,emioaeis character ald accounting
their conclusions "a identical with the 20.
ni.ou. secretly entertained by tie Lmpfros
Of France Wishing that such should he tho faoi ald
dcsrous beside making little sensation they hr'e IN
noarced upon the slender authority 81 he ptf'on'l
o. non 81 tho f4fcrs that tie irrnc- Government Sas
GA tie 81 lending be- powerful slIrort 80 TIE oru-r
q tLe South ald po-d shortly r'coF i,e the So- ~
Colsleiacy 4 such an ac. was ihe Almilos' lai
easiest thing IN the world did inphca:s tle mos'
serious consequences o. Froncc at home md abroad
aad com,rom.sc tic pesce u iEo continents.
Nov these core pondenis forget or overlook fc
Which Las already been advanced 10 1Hr IEutsr thr
c south broken already into fragments some ofwh.cl
age held in subsection by arics b. ~ ihc eyes oi
foreign Cabinets IL condition for rccosaiil'a -
loug ~ tbs state Of aars sA4l lai 10 lo.g a. Oh a.
m,. shall no, have been driven from htf present ID-
ton a. lcmcTlllzci by great dcga there H 10
dingel-end 10 this speak upon unluosho'lh' an.
tAoiiy-illt either France or Prglaud VIII join tier
flt.les % that - Government TAof crls'enrr even
b. disputed and al obi events il 30 psccrD- q 100 d s
tdosl;f whether it VIII not ceasc aiioseiAe in frE
months.
81. . ..fff ..snH ff".
s,ana Arkansas &c. by France these are mcfe sesH.
ton rumors entitled TO no credit whatever While tie
Trnch Go,crnmeut refuses to take Sonor 81 payment
4 ,he expenses Of the Mexican. is not hkey to tale
from JEFF Davis promises which be has right 20 d,
pose - and whose possession would NAV taby nfo'o
France D. war with this country.
II the authors o. these absurdiiles know angling ~
the policy Of France this continent hey would De
good care nat to betray their ignorance by such 4 o.
ments az these.
Some excitement has been created by our hiriFc' 10
Paris, III. Dayton having teegraphed to all the Amor
lean Consuls now In Europe 90 send any American 'n
seofwar happening TO be in European harbois IN ile
direction Of Bre for the purpose u giving chase 10 tie
Florida and bets have been made IN Pars IN favor and
against tie chances Of escape Of Tie Celebrated Robe
prgateer.
The English papers from which all run1ors OF reeog
milton originate hove also found another Teon OF hope
tr tie Southern Coniedersoy IN the permission given
by French authorities to the Florida to enjoy the hosp
aty Of the imperial harboy Of Brest fot rcpairs ana
supplies. They hove pronounced dis to be VII
tuaily an Abandonment Of louis Napclcons nou
uaity policy and the fret step to the recognition
Of tie South. A few days before, the honff'p''
in anticipation Of the false construction which this
fact might suggest had taken the trouble to e1pinn
that the opening OF the port Of Bes to tie Confederate
vessel was no ipffsotIon Of position Of neutrality and