The New York herald., 1863-09-02

the hrchduko appcei dspaed to respond condoualiy
aud with he approval tie hmperor francs Joseph 70
the desire OF the Mexicans. II elected But hs Imperial
shness at the same lime plainly declared that he ccpd
only dehGvely accept the crown upon conditions present
qtGroes for The FUTURE oeii as for the dignity or
the house OF Hapst"rg. and promise Of eus7aaal
laid down. others have been postponed
until tho lime when the intentions OF the
Archduke shall be more defined Answer has
beee given finally requests addressed TO the impe
rial government that the Cabinet OF Vienna would main
tam purely passive attitude in the mater that u would
luentiy take no nj OF initiative but would walt
until formal oilers were submitted upon the basis OF the
conditions prev ously made II would thon bo possible TO
examine the proposal and denntiveiy tx tho conditions
The Vienna Gazette further observes that the Arch
duke had n nowse entered into engagements devating
from course originally laid down no room would DO
afforded or opening diplomatic 30
calledn e matter until after the rst conditions nAd
been fulfilled
nrom the Osh Deutsche Post, August 14.]
We have only few remarks 10 offer upon the choce
OF an Emperor by the Mexican notabes. In the hrss
place, how notable those eecting notdtes
chance 10 be, ucniug rather TO the view that the
actual noabes OF Mexico 10 be found in tho camp OF
Ortosa the valiant defender OF Pueba. In the second
place, we OF opinion that in short time pubic
opinion, which, TO use mild expression, Is any
thin but we'll affected towards the imperial sum
mons. will be invited 10 somo authentic manner
another to regard that summons never hav-
ing been issrcd Many may regard snch declara-
tion as superfiuous, because II seems 80 exceedingly
plain. While willingly admitting them to DO right, we
should nevertheless DO glad TO have an official dsavewa
at rate to spare the Mexican deputaon tna SET
with the mprovised for Europe on the 18th OF
July journey from France TO Vienna This
would be the best method OF putting stop to tho
joy bes-the echoes Of the eas that In the vote Of
the potables-now changing so noisiy throughout the
French journals. A frank wo.d IN tue
proper place aDprasng the offer OF the Mexican throne
at Its true value, would suffice Among earnest poit
clans doubt be entertained for moment as TO
the deGnitivc decision matter born OF intrigues and
sourshed by invasion and sequestration. This Mexican
crown is not 1t for noble German prince, it is ques
tonable good.
Marshal Forey Describes the Situation.
Mexico. June 25, 1853.
MONSIEUR LIN MAgEcHAL-Your Excellency will hnd In
the journal which you receive the particulars OF the
movements effected during the last fortnight. SO that
shall here condnc myself 70 speaking Of certain questions
which will make your Excelency acquainted with the
have organized at Mexico the municipal authorities
and the provisional government In accordance with my
instructions governing Sn.a composed o. tns'ynye
bishop OF Mexico and General Saas, as members or the
executive power
OF moderate opinions belonging TO the different parties
who appeared disposed labor actively in the reestab
fishing order Ia this country, profoundly dsorgan
lied. These selections have with general approval
have issued decree for the regulation OF the PRESS In
conformity with the legislation existing in France.
The governing junta has divided itself into sections for
the administration Of the different ministerial depart
preside that OF war In order to constitute
nitvey accomplished after the establishment regular
government, and tho pacifcation Of the country.
Ever since my arrival In Mexico have received nces
SAINT complaints Of the depredations ana crimes COM
mit,ed by Buitron, who bears the title OF general
This man has done nothing during his whole life but
change from party party that he might always have
opportunities Tor piage As II was necessary TO put
end 70 such excesses. which alarmed the populations
caused Buitron 70 be arrested at Mexico while Colonel
Barai with small column. captured all his band al san
Angelo.
ROBBERS, under the Of guerieros. infest all the
roads, paralyse trade stop public conveyances at the
very gates OF the punder farm houses and spread
terror throughout the country have ouawed all these
officers To execute justice all those who may fall into
cur hands
Before thinking Of sending troops to distance II
first indispensable to purge the environs Of the capital or
the binds which keep In kind OF blockade. On the
other hand Negrcte, seconded by Aureano, Carbaal.
&c. organizing considerable forces at Flasca 10
operate In the State Of Pueba aud cut on commun
The occupation Of that place thus became inds
pensabe have therefore taken measures 70 meet these
French column under The orders OF Colonel dc Ia Ca
norgue. is marching rascala with Mexican detach-
ment commanded by General Gutterex, who viii estab.
sh himself at Apan The troops Of Geucrni vcario 90
Tapau and Tepepa Some OF toe troops OF General
Zumpango Colonel Aymard, Of the Sixty second, is In
position Pachcua General Meta. who has groat inu
euce in Qucretaro Is going 70 that town with su,cans
Toluca Lastly, the cavalry is stationed In the envf
Of Mexico whore can best hnd forage and assure
tranquility.
BY these arrangements assure security q rather
tensive round Mexico. and shall maintain my com
muncatous with Pueba uninterrupted Nor have I, ~
the same time neglected occupation OF tho coast
The question OF the customs OF Menattau Is vsEy
serious their Is estimated 30 600 pastrcs
per month hall Of which would be paid into the treasu
ry and the other half employed in paying the counter
guerilla well the persons employed In the customs
and police On the proposition OF NJ Natzuer Admnsra
tor OF Customs, have authorized the creation Of a
auxiliary FORCE tbe called the Menatitlan Counter
Guerilla
General Juan Ortega has raised the province Of Chiapa
in favor General Marin at Carmen. has organized
expedition against Tabasco He has taken possession
several points OF the coast and will be abo TO afford
aid 10 the Menatitan counter guerilla. We shall soon
hold the whole coast from Vera cruz TO Yucatan.
anxious to occupy 1ampico by French force,
which General Meta will support bv the Indian corps
under orders Of General Moreno who 10 that neigh
borhOod.
The artillery have found 10 the works round Mexico
~ them Of large caiibre 9s6 900
cartridges q 86 procctes 42y charges prepared for
cannon l2 zoo kogs powder $50 900 percussion
OF various sizes. 1he artillery service will
forward del a!ed inventory TO your Excelency. Among
the guns fonnd the peeriu, cast at Doua 1'44, and
which win be taken back TO France.
l am, &C., f0REY.
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