The New York herald., 1863-10-27

bies hs Majesty dweit the necessity OF having the
wish o. the capital ratihed By the Mexcan nation y
70 this wise and far seeing suggestion Of Napoleon H.
that the Archduke wished TO OPENLY a'ludc e may 30
The perfect accord existing this point between the EN-
peror Of the French and himself
Gutierrez dFsrada the Prince cnered into long and
intimate Conversation with the members OF The dsputa
perial Hishness. %s monsrcaieai movement wow froceed
inp yoUr country. Through the official reports which
mur icate me. and tho information contained In the
English and Spanish journais have been enabled 70
upon which are exactly marked the points which have
adhered 10 the vote OF the notabes You that @ only
comprise ia tcs.,tA part Of Ms,:eo Although am con
other provinces from the pressure put upon them and
that then as you a. assure me an immense majority win
as TO he nation to whch shall hencorh dsvoe nv lie u
70 assume the res o. povr'mlw. long cvl shru
adhered to my election, and In less than
hours shall be ready 10 depart.
Consd me as soldier determined TO respond to the
call Of Providence bu for reroore IN an inaEribe
n1ne tne hneer OF God IN the ssssion schich has Just
tal en % me msa here the satonai v manset tt In
tms permitting no lg6mae douH upon TIE sposstaneity
The deputalion could not hsvo been impressed In a
ing and resrectng elevated character OF the Arch
dkes sentiments unanimously declared that the Mexican
people only desired for the present 10 obtain tho aclu
esccnce OF his Imperial ghness to the Of tho 10Th
Of J"y With regard to the realization OF this vote the
deputation would consider itself hound 10 eave
the W sdom OF the Archduke the choice Of the epoch
The Mexican depuaton relinqnshed the ide, Of going
to Vienna 10 solicit the honor OF being presented
Emperor Francis Joseph. j.
It is convinced h,t to hasten the departure OF the
Archdukc Tor Mexico necessary to profit by tho sail
ug Of the packet from Nn7airc ION the 18th in.
staEt) la order To desatrh of members Mex.
The GOOD news Il the acceptance OF the crown by
the ArcErke together with tho measures which The pro-
vsonal government In conjunction with the commander
Of the French army abon 10 take IN order 70 give to
the nouarchcal impulse oil Mexico the desr
ed BY bis Imperial ghness will not DO long in rallyipg
TO the vote OF tho Mexican Notsblcs the great majority Of
tho country. t ~ p : -
The ArkduEe scill thus be able 10 s out for his ne,c
conrp in the course of February ne bganin0 Of Aarch
ncrf
The Archduke has already prepared for his de.
pature as TO have appointed inspector Of the Chateau
OF Mirauar Instructed TO maintain that delightful resi-
dence on the same footing as heretofore.
His Imperial Ighness will place Miramar at the dspo-
come and pass part OF the winter there.
APARTMENTS will be srecaly reserved for the Mexicans
no may wish to visit the former abode OF their
Pe-orc quitting Europe for erer the Archduks and
Archduchess propose 70 visit the Curt OF the Tueres
passing en- rotdc through brussels where the august couple
will take leave OF King leopold and hrs family.
Three members of the Mexican depu,aton have left for
vienna whence they Will proceed TO Paris, where they
will make their preparations FOR tho voyage to Vera Cruz
Three other members OF the depn'aon will pre- ceed
Franco via Venice Milan. NM Gutierrez d'Fstr da
Aeuiar, Hdago and Arrangoiz will remain few days
longer at Mi ainrr The dfchduke uisiirg 10 conau them
upon organic stautes of te future Oh f,er of me-, Co
This is SO true that at grand banquet given by NJ
Revotcla, tho banker, at his palace. the Mexican
drpula'ion, at which we're present among Others tho
Mayor and President Of the Chamber of Commerce OF
Trieste the principal toast proposed in honor of
Their Hojesies ne I'm, and Empress of Merico
The Emperor of the French. Immediately becoming
acquainted with the reply made by the Archduke Ferdi
nand Maxim!an to tie deputaton commissioned TO offer
him the crown Of Mexico addressed autograph letter
TO the Archduke expressing in the eulogistc terms
complete u, probation Of this reGly.
THE NEW EMPIRE ON TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.
lFrom the london Post (City Artcle), Oct. 12.l
The rebound in Mexc u and Greek bC nds which took
place yesterday afternoon WAS rot SUI ported II seems
generally admitted that for some time Mexican
he up1n 1nilf ~ Ia
ton in tie stock broken mp and the forthcoming
unit scitcd II i expected that mrch of the excitement
viii gradually srbsdc until sU3h time definite
state OF things regarding Mexico presents itself.
3 JEa IRON Navy of France.
EXPERIMENTAL EXAMINATION AT AND OFF CHER
BoURG-THE GREAT VESSELS NOT FOR OCEAN
sERvICE-PEARFUL ROLLING, PITCHING AND SEA.
SHIPPING OF THE MONSTERS.
Paris (Oct 81 correspondence or london Army and Navy
Gazette
One must rot always Judge Of French performances
by French accounts, Tor the government be jealous Of
success, does not look with favorable eye those who
register disaster or failure French ships French plates
and French guns and inceed all French inventions under
the patronage OF the authorities perfect
Instead OF "the king can do wrong, here the judicial
proverb Is government cannot fail" However, private
accounts now and then get abroad which impeach tho
iaihbity oil those in power and show that there Is
three words na%a e ree We We have nca%e III sae
had several accounts OF the performances Of the
| French IRON cads. and those accounts quito
| sufficient to mako one tremb.e with Indignation
| at the strange oversghts and cunsiness OF British
|
class Of vessels which rod, lightly on the water whose
sides considered mpcrvous from stem to stern 10
the best ordnance, which rolled no more, and which
stecred rs freely any ordinary ship In England these
difficulties were frankly Acknowledged, and obstl
ces to complete success have still TO be conquered-im
rervious plaes bnoyancy, ships that will not roll and
will answer the helm at once have not yet been obtained
and it Is question IL Trance is hit more advanced
tue pain plated ship science than her rival across the
channel.
commission to ascertain tho merits OF the French
iron squadron sailed on the 9Th o September from Cher
bourg Vice Admiral Charles fenaud command OF
this squadron, which consisted Of the soerno genta
Couronre Normande and lnvincibe with the Napoleon
and Ialim,n In attendance.
Arrived OF Brcst, this squadron commenced is Grst
seri OF experiments during very rough weather II
even separated bv gale en- tho st instant and writer
IN the cpnion Nd.ionoe makes the ioowing observa
tons-The rolling was terrible for the two vessels and
three frgacs especially board tho Normsndic IRE
ported as 50 great succc IN Nay last year, 1ie ,cr
81 ceaii sct rahel her de z. art pls
could telt oItB no dT'l,rH Ero ice possible. Tee
Warrior tn Grst large plated which experiea-
ced this formidable rolling, which be- less VII
lent. according to tie vessel but which ~ always render,
unless import act improvements he htroi ced, Ion, voy
ages cedmey cAc IL ,or plated sqi dcors An
rc1n cen trucof nauel webb. who ~ this morout Is
malng the famous Durdcrherg pToteuds that he can
pseyea, ng by adding to 10 keel Q. the vessel four
smaller accessory kces, which, each ndeperhcn Of The
Othcr, run from stem 10 stern. where they
In the trial Of speed the soicrino and Normande
riod on tho pam the Normando having slight advan
tage over is larger aniag mist The members Of the
taking ten days reposo at Brest, from which port tie
squadron will 90 10 the lie d'Aix.
Tho Occ de 3rss. thus writes, although semiolcal
praCra would lead IN the belief ht tho squadron
taincd damegc:-1hc vesseis forming tho curasscd
squadron cast anchor Ia the roads Saturday The
Napoleon = ~ enter tho ort to-day 20 repair damages
Ia Conronno had her boats carried away and her porte
manteaus by the heavy scl ani rolling Ia Normnnde
had her bboom broken her forctopmost damaged by
I the heavy sea aud the patching
II will be remarked that the Normanlie, whose speed
durirg nor trials IN May 1Sc2 stated TO ave
ages from thirteea 10 fourteen knots hour and who
then deTed faster than Gloire and Llnvil
chile, but fast the COurcanc appears % have
rolled more. have suffered more d,magc and to have
steamed quicker than nny vessel In tho squadron Tie
Conroune. which must have rolled nearly heavily has
iron frame covered with vood and then plated. IL
and his comm ssiop viii 10 given 10 the pubic, or,
given whether will contain reliable maierthe truth.
the whole truth, aud Iothng but the truth. The
mission being forced % maze ten davs rcnose a, Brest
after cdnpcsns rouiif'i quaint conceit 'or II
most probably merely that time will be
qgired or the reraraiioa of damages.
The Warrior viii smile grimlv reading that others
rolla .efl.