The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-04

the steamship .9fics. has taken no member
Of the foreign legations by surprise. His
decision was already known in Washing-
ton through the channel Of the Austrian
Legation. to which il had been recently
communicated. lsupposc that M. Mercier,
the Embassador Of France, was also conf
dentiahy instructed concerning the deter
mination Of Prince MeriniIian, taken no
dssbt in srcspoRse 10 the sentiments aud
wishes .! the Emperor Of the French, in
the various Interviews they had iegether.
AZ TO the demand made by the Prince.
that he Was ready 10 accept the Grown,
provided the offer should be the expression
af the spsHtaneous and free will Of the
Mexican people this objec,les. you will
rrsceire. is mere apparent than real
MaIim,llsn has studied leo we'll the Meri-
can question not to know that the Mexican
riunsirate has already obtained the vote
Of the $4,000 Municipalities. comprising
the whsle electoral vote Of that couRtry,
aad thar this expression Of the pubIis suf-
frage 10 On its way to Vienna. Besides, his
answer to the MsIicaa Legation is attribu.
ted more to his desire Of giving satisfaction
10 public opinisa and to please che Eng.
ish Cabinet thaa to q sentiment Of uscer.
tsiniy as regards the sentiment of the
Mexicans.
IL must Be remembered. alss. that the
Spanish Cabinet has p, p,omissd its ready &C.
kaswlsdgment Of the new Emperor, only
on the express condition that no violeac,
Of any kind should be made 10 ,hs will o,
the majority. MaIinilian himself, 10 do.
siross 10 make people believe that on thi,
occasiea he yields 10 the unaainous cen.
sent OF 9 people anxious 70 see peace ans
4 prosperity retsrn sgaia ts their blsedin,
and desolstsd eosstry- --
/ The passage Ia which the Prince Is made
70 say, that he wishes the integrity Of Meg
leo respected. 10 incorrectly reported by tn,
Associated Press. X dses net mean thsr
this integrity should be placed under ths
protection OF other countries. but simply
that when ence he 10 Emperor Of Mexico
Maxinilian will see that the integrity ana
independence Of Mexico are respected.
II The newly elected Emperor 10 satis6e,
that the immediate recognition Of bis Em
pirs by France. Eagland. Spain and Aus
tia 10 sufficient security against any at
tempt on the part Of other sstisas 10 nPse
his power. Consequently he goes .s tax,
possession sf kis Crown with the belief tha
bis presence in the New Werid 10 secessa
Try 70 the rsgensntlon.s MsIiss. and 3
the elevatios Of the Latis race.
Private correspondence brings alss th
!. information that during ,hs Last lev month
the Prince hes made necessary arrange
menis fer his departure. Being Gram
!. Admiral Of the Austrian Navy, he will b
accompanied t. this ceuetry by sewers
naval smcefs Of the greatest merit, who's
inteRtion II 10 10 devote themselves 70 Ii
organization Of o Me1issn Navy lsrg
enough 10 compete with any navy Of N
New World:
II II IL also said that tho Emperor lay
great stress upon the German populatio
Of Texas, who. he hopes. will either emi
: CRATE TO Mexico, or be. 10 case Of need,
: useful ally should the Northern States eve
!. make war upon him. He also places
! great reliance in the Irish corps, now ol
: ganizing in ireland under the auspices !
: General McMahon. with the intentios
take service upder him and to aet AZ b
: private guard.
y The pope's Nuncio. IS we'll as NJ. I
= Montholon. ne new Embassador Of Franc
10 Mexico. will accompany the Primo
= The first is TO assist in the ceremony
!, . the coronation, which will take place IL
i, msdiately after his arrival in the city
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