The New York herald., 1863-08-27

Congress Of Fraakort
may, therefore be believed that the queson q tho
tlrone Is resolved, and that iherc only rensas
come details OF form and private interest To BE- ds
sussed stii according TO la Frunce ITSELF tho empire
NC not oeen detnit,ey chosen form Of government
nor the Archduke rrevocabIy proclaimed Fm'
pefor. 1t be true that he vote OF tte Assembly
oi Sotabies has 10 be ratified by the six Thousand
SeAlcan munciralles which represent the constituent
power and which are distinguished besides by aoso
'e moe endence Even admitting TINT the six Thousand
nuncipshtis viii be as happiy composed as the Assem
by Of Notabes st Il ia necessary n they consulted
20 await heir responses 1hese ak thausand respo ses
NAV DO DEL ycd two or throe nhs because the future
empire OF Mexico hss neber railroads ,r electric tele
sfaphs ihe ommuricafions so slow and difficult.
tha' when then the Archduke Max milan was proclaimed
Fmreror bv the Assembly Of Noiahos, on the 10th ~
July u' has Of Mexico mol aware tina, the French
bad catered the capital.
INF AUSTRIAN VIEW or the suIsor
From the Austrian Gazette.j
There IL time TO spssk and tmo 10 be silent There
are questions which gain nothing by di-cuasicu and
which %s. , ss allowed 70 mature before being brought
The new phase into which the Mexican question has
entered.
The name Of prince closely allied to the throne IA
connected With II. very Eowerfrl ruler Ia also In.
eerested In H. II e necessary that on neither eide shsl
offence 10 gwen The solution OF such questions demand
prudence and foresight they not advanced hy crying
out and making fuss As yet matters are peary al the
same point as they were two years ago The accept
rersorai affair OF the Archduke Maxinnisn The Aus.
trian government, which cannot. bcwevcr. remain q
btThIkUf 10 M AustTan question, EhA Played
~ 20 has taken no part in It, The Fmperor OF
the Srcnch, who s In direct relations With tho Archduke
has even nersted in considering the affair question
70 DC negotiated between himself and the Archduke not
between tbe two States ol France and Ausrm Tho pro-
ceedings q the sovereign of France have been
teons AZ they have been loyal In this matter.
IL the question corrected with tho interests of tho
state wcud be necessary without doubt for the coun
seos OF he crown 70 consider the responsibility which
would weigh upan them. There is no political question
that does not touch the question OF money and In tbs
way the parnroer, ana House Of Deputies win have
nzance OF the affair r the House itself take
init iative by Interpretations
The situation -, Mecp NAV ultimately srd 70 qndyre
the Union has na nj conquered the confcderacg still the
with which England will reward the matter and
the obligations which world grow Of i. france
would have much more sigritcnnce.
But ali this l. outside Of the question long the
alar has political character. but purely pesons
arscer which Is to be negotiated and decided not by
the S.ates. bnt by tho prncely persons interested
We might theu leave u to the prudence. the political
wisdom. and the inclina'ior Of the Archduke to
whether he will consent 20 the thing. and what
guarantees 20 I've given. Tho Arcbdrle Naxnilian
man too skilled and experienced 10 accept the pror,s,
made to him by the Mexican deputaou before tho Gi
shall havo ended lie T. too eminent character to
mako decision before the country sha have proa unced
,cu not alir h,,nsef 70 be carr,,d Iy c,igu
Tn's question Is. according e. that. Internal affair of
the imperi, family and II Is TO the chief of ha, fairly
hts Majesty the Emperor that belongs 10 utter the de-
ci i've word
whcu, doubt thcro are besdss the confessed political
oh 'gations moral obligations which have often given
place 81 complications whose clntion has cost great
rifces Thoae things may 10 weighcd examined .hev
cannot he decided by the stroke cf pen II must
for often that many advantages. particularly for
"rce and pdnsry would spring out of connections with
transatlantic ccnDtry governed by friendly chief The
rn1ter is therefore Of the dcult and decntc
We Willingly leave the de ,sion u this question winch
vet tuches only indirectly political interests Ia The
wsdum OF the sovereign who has known how ta1o u.
Germany such u hriliiant initiative
The Exiied Archbish0p and Bfshop.
La ftance mention tha. Nouse'gaeur iavss,ids Arch
bishop OF Mexico. has recently bad private audience
the Emperor AZ the palace Of - Cond. Ths Emperor
cnversed at length with The preiatc 10 whom he eynccd
the must profound esteem and greatest k,ndncss.
Honsecneur the Archbishop will take passage the
10 OF Augagt ~ 81 NnSaire the mall ycfa
g. 10 rsturn u Mexico. with severs otter inchers @
the aexian ipscopsey. Who are ~ prescnt refugees
France
The Arc hduke MaxtsnfIian of Austria.
The london Fna gives the following brief dcscr pcn
OF Archduko Maxtnflisn, OF (MexcoI AstraThe Arch.
dnte Ferdsand Wila am Joscoh born on tho 9Th of
July 1882 SO that he 10 thirty years of ago lie
IL brother - the Emperor a. Austria and OF the
tho Archduke ffaDc!s Charles Joseph. He s vice al
mirai, member of the admiralty council conmandant
OF the Austrian navy proprietor u the Eighth regiment
O. A"srisn isncers and head Of the Third Prusn rest
ment Of the Neumuk Dragons He married the 2!th
July. lS51 the daughter uf the King of the Hclgsns.
The Archdmke Macmillan was Governor General Of the
I0mbardo. Venetian kingdom until 1862