New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
NExICO.
TIE AICEDUKE MAMMALIAN.

We make tie following oAueciS;
MEXICO.
TIE AECEDUKE MAMMALIAN.
PARIS MONDAY, AUG. l0.-Lottcrs received
here from Rome stale that the Archduke Macmillan
las requested the Pope in The event If his election as
Emperor Of MEXICO g send Nuneio 10 that country
charged with organizing religious Affairs.
The Pa;re states that Arehduke MaxiIIisn has made
his acceptance " the Mexican throne dependent upon
the consent OF his brother the Emperor Of Austria.
La fyGace has no doa5t that al TIC Mexican states
will raif the proclamation - the ATcduke hGHmllan
already pronounced il favor Of French intervention II
the Arcfduke aeceps Tie throne France and England
will recognize hin Immediately, and the other Towers
will not delay following their example.
The same paper SAYS tie Archduke Ferdinand WI
e. now m Sre lie Is brother OF the Emperor
of Austria. and Of TIE Archdgke Francis Charles
Joseph. He is ViceA dDiral. member OF the \ cini
rally Council. Comnandani Of the Austrian Navy
end head CT the Sd PTussan Regiment Of the Ncmnsik
Dragons. He married, on the 9Th Jnly 1891 The
daughter Of the King OF the belgianS The Archduke
Macmillan was Governor General of the LoIn0ardo-
Venetian + ngdom until $50.
Ia Franoe SAYS that the French Government has
given its entire adhesion 20 the condition laid down by
tie Archdnke Macmillan, viz: That French army
iyed in durable manner and is dispos'd 20 oifes
fious guarantees for tie maintenance Of the Empire
JEFTRgsoy DAvIsAND Iouls EAPoLEoY.
The Times says ii would not be greatly sur
pgsed something arise out Of The proposition
made by Jof. Davis to tie Emperor Of the French An
French p-o.ecion ard TIE Confederate Staiet would
be quite consistent with al the recent indications
ofFTench policy in thai part Of the world Although
but rumor. Il Is conrDseAc! Upon whieh ne %ol9
might look Will favor. Absolute neutrali! would stil
be Tie only part Of Enelandi but st balance Of power
IN North America would be pledge OF peace and
gain TO all humanity.
In another editorial on the subject The TINS says:
The seating o. European Prince o, az American
throne under tie protection OF French layOLeis Is a.
event The igFoltlace Of which VII become more and
more conspicuous.
81 the worlds sght aEe bat temporary. but the
Austrian throne and the French army Of occupation
will be permanent elements in tie politics Of both hem
ispheres Tie effect inernafiora relations ma! be
summed up ia q few wofds-a tendency 10 union lee
tween France and tie Confederate Government Of Amer
CO. The Emperor Napoleon by his plainly spoken opn.
ions recognizing the South las caused both hnsef
and his Empire Become objects Of dislike 70
the Northefaers Iris feeling viii gain depth and per.
naanencc BIZ tire establishment Of empire he1ico
the very schene against which the Monroe declaration
was eveIed The Jealousy can hardly fail 20 bring TIE
Federal Power Into collision With tie new empire. IT.
tie far West such regions IS Sonora and Lower Csor
mia. peofed b few spaniads and Indian tribes, viii
naturally invite the ambition Of tie Anglo Americans
on the Pacific and thus If he Unied stoies Gov
eminent were 10 scquiescs in and acknowledge The
yre there viii be always matter for quarrel whenever
THE position OF fIarcs the protector Of ills weak
empire Of her own creation must be for the uuo one Of
antagoDism 10 the pre- Of Washington states
and it is in this respect that the recent revolution
from The London Spectator
AN EPISODE IN TILE 'ILLIAs iAMLRIcANA) Is EUCE.'
DIALOGUE
H. Gan Englishman Of great respectability,
member Of the Carlton)-Ny dear fellow, you know
wish perdition here and hereafter 70 Ell Yankees but.
did y0u not begin this Internal row.
S. "a Southern agent)--Of course did Everything
at stake. sc0nndre Of the old country scattered
books up and down the States against Gignanity. He
preached the doctrine OF TIE old Scotch powmnn, "A
mans man for that" lie canied about Judgment
OF God which upon tie French MOBILES OF the last
century for dcniDg that doctrine Certain fools Of the
Sorth ianced he was in earnest They believed what
be told ihem and said that they should act upon it.
idiot parsons went 80 far to say that the words
use Oh sunday about Person who was put to death 10
asave being the stone Of tie universe were true
What could We doi II va. matter Of life and death
We raised the shout for G.caaniiy. We affirmed that
Slavery itself not the Person WHO suffered the death "
the save was The corner stone OF tie universe These
are our watcLwords. In this cause and not as some
ioosh friends Of represent vndcato right
TO hire our servants for life have drawn the sword
and flung away the scahbafd
IN QnIch efected)-Brave end noble men. Champ
oas Of Our interests as wei as your OVID Ion have lot
been exactly the friends Of England Bat We feel TIA,
drinking the toast The Cause Of Giernanity and Sla
very. civil and religious all tho world over"
tH.g, nip. HunaA and Ereuns
THE OVERTHROW oP TIE MEXICAN RgPUBLIc.
- From the London Daily News, aug 10
NIarshal Forey is doubtless severe cIaosicist,
d resnects the dramatic unes. Perhaps lie has Cd
served them soew hat too strictly N eitins Inc e
Of MEXICO assuming and resgmDg the RoN y. hi "
$40 Renubc aud obtaining nom Couhch VI ME "
sa.ctnn a change IN the form Of government anu the
saNanation OF an Austrian Archduke a. Emperor ~
r. ,,iil ~ The Mexican nBtion'-and 81 wi'h.n one
shor, month Or are we to suppose, Tor Tie sase "
Iromatic probability. that ten years maze sid1eu ~.
Syee the first act and the second and that the
s,op Inly civilized by the humane and pous Aoua'es
III ,onol, Inv the Popcs darlDgs 10 dance tie oanean
So G,scoyered tho vanity Of Republican institutions
md insisted on the re.estabbsDment OF the liberty
Sbe Church as in Spain and the hDcIty OF the suc.
a. in Francef II might inspire more az I
delheratous and votes Of Marshal foIeys Nouhe,i VI
Notables If the semi official papers IN fhn Weie nep
within at least the bounds Of probability III 'ho,, oo
xnents on this atest triumph OF french ~s. $500
torious thai French authority III Mr1o" Pnusnss ~
bayoneis and French guns 1t would pe az ' 70 ~
Aggeration compare Marshal foreys Coheii ~
fsbles with the French Notabes VINO III icl' WI
coined the Allies TO Paris as tho restVisio '" 10
r innate royal auhoIityj for the iegsia'ors WHO
: ,andoncd Napoleon owned at least some hhl,oIa
preventative character and were not aIp0'hteo ny
s.uington or Biucher. The statement VI La FRANCE
81 fifteen Mexican provinces had demanded FreIch
Intervention Is quite credible the statement th.t
40 Arcbduke Macmillan Is prepared TO accept the
Government of empire guaranteed by hfteeh thou,
md French soldiers and by two hundred N0taDies.
NAV he convenient for the Second Empire TO give
xway empires and thrones In the New World as the
First Empire did In the Od, and 70 burlesque on re-
Sced scale and at safer distance the arrogance and
Snsci,y Of lis glorious prototype But We should be
.nrnrlsed II the aInable and liberal young Arch
Sa[e Maxiipiian were advised by bis fathern.aw "
oshe ;sicnsrv throne Of Mexico from the hand Of
nier ~ France whose own throne Is but send near
Shich to-morrows food may wash away, Inc Arcn
Guke Macmillan WILL we dare say nave the PIuacncc,
- accept the compliment 10, what ,mSs msrcies
tsaso e.. 1.,a. ,c,niuse whom the Emperor Of IN
EreocL bss fIer COMIC. zee, and whom France may y
,.f tn sraye To raise an empire OF TIC Jebuts IA VI"