Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-30


{ King and oounlry, hssiisisd net 70 run III,
q gseatest risks engage IN the gTandesf enter
2 prize, combat and suffering IN their courls
o Ihase are ths sentiments which, in the name d
3 our graleiul country we lay At be feet Of yom
9 Imperial Hig1ness. We CdeF them % the W0Ti ay
2 scion Of that powerful dynasty which planted
Z ChristianitY in our native soil On that soil
Prince, we hops 10 sss you falfll high issb, ID
mature the choicest fruits Of caiture, which are
order and true liberty. TIE tssk is great; bat
greater is cur confidence in Providence, winch
> has led rs thus e..
The aHove having been read By Don GutiieIoz
in Fiench, lhe Agchduko msoo The vel known
reply il the same lsngusgs 70 di7sst the csr
emoDy Of al lfieal character, tho Archdnke ap.
peured IL paiu suit, aud unattended By any
q bis tIienos gr s6ju.anfs.
After tbs more delicate part of the audisuce
Ts5 ovsfs the ATcbduke 5rzaght ais wiis to re-
eelve the respects Of Don Guliierez and his
pyoihsF deputies. In allBd;Bg 70 he affair. tie
ohcis. c.TTesp -Hdenf is auth cried 20 state hat
semathiBg Ike a aufr8go universal, VIII Do i'm
psritaveiy required England we are given 70
understand At The same time, IS keeping back,
having IS ys, wiLhhe.d any promise Of assist
a2cs; Ehile France, although less ehary Of her
AA-0 Iiiil NOS stNaA Hul.H
can be alons found iD binding AID solemn
promise In my opinion, this would be psint
Of snb0rdinale importance csuld the German
ana Polish questions be arranged satisfactorily.
gEho VIII Gnarnnfee gJazimlIianfs
I fhrazg f-Ehe Bute ef hturbisie "A warn
ing.
j Para Correspondence London Times, Oet. 81
I Ahof soma davs' ref ction people do net see
I a. ,c- -a- 1t
| dspu.aii1u who presented bin with tho golden
sceptsr TIE other day a. Ide8te, al issuance
| that the Mexican monarchy wi be as rapidly 1r
s. ss easily established a. is desirable. They
even 90 fug.hoI, and look ap5n lhl. answer as q
civil refusal rather than an acceptance TIE
Pines hes male that acesDtanea 20 depend on
such conditions s it is difficult 10 satisfy, ard
he has .att 20 h.m-elf g means Of escape HLihou,
rendering himself ia1.o Go a change Of iuc0E- /
stsncF.
Tho Aroh5uka asks FIRST aud foremost th1. /
the e ziczn people snail cJnhrm, By ta9 free /
manifestation OF il5 sill what tho capital has /
already done. and no further rsquires that Ee 4
shah hs7e Indispensable guarantees to securs /
the new empire sgainsi ths dangers which me- 4
mace ils integrity and Independence" There i5 I
nothing unreasonable nl the53 demauos. TIE \
Arehduze did NOT seek the cTswn; it was Of /
lsrsd TO BIN long ago by France, uolwiihstaud-
ing th5 denial Gi Ministers iu ihs Legislative I
BODY, aud the 0ffss has been Iepszted by the
de8ussfion aa behalf Of the N0tGbes. Lhs sur
frages ri the provinces may coBhrnl the vote Of
the capital; but tits pro0ab3 ihaE enihusiasn
wall BE- exhibited subsequently, TO tho presence
of the French zcops, and ths tiEst condition re-
qaiFod by She Arekduko Eiil follow taeir Occups-
tion ef tha whole country. There viii doubtless
Be 5opuiati0n3 iism those parts Of the country
which ars still in possession Of what may be
-eFmed tie rs5siiious Districts, protesting 10
zpe.k tfs continents Of the population, igst Is
thsrs yas a deDutsiion from Puebia 70 The head
quarters OF Gen. L5Toncey before the unsuecaes-
fui attack in sssy last ysaT.
You were sold," said GsR. LorsnesT, in bis
sTder Of the day, sfior the repulss, " you were
tod. q hundred times over, that tho city Of
Pusbia was esEnssily calling for you, and that
tbs whole Of its population were preparing %
rDoat you and crown you with with flowers IL
was with the cor6denc8 inspired by these do
eeitful assurances shat We presented ourselves
before Pue5la, and ws i0uHd its stresis brlstiDg
with baTTicads8" Ene areaduKe does nos tor-
oct these words. and they account for his desire
to have The language of the Trieste deputaliOn
ratfiei bv the free votes Of tho Mexican people.
Il you'd bs absurd to doubs that those votes
wiz ba freely and voluntarily given-as iT6s as
unirersal suffrage is prsctiC9d III ETsnCei bus it
Is possible the srehduko, who is 50 daoply inter
ssfsd in tina matter, may have some slight MS
yiriugs on thst head BE may think that tho
s.,fffegs, which aTs given in the presence, if n0t
HndeF tho direct inhasnce, Of foreign bAyonets,
even when those who WELD them come as liber-
ators, and in AL probability With press reduced
10 silence, are opsn % suspicion. be has not /
eongidered the resolution Of the s. nOtablss" " as
a sufficient manifestation Of the popular viii,
aud il IS Drobabis he may require some addi-
tional assurance 20 tho speech OF the spokesman
at Trieste
head completely saiisfed, and wore there no
fnrther doabs Of the sincerity Of the votes Of the
Mexican people, tbere will remain another ques-
tian-tkGt Of tie guarantees. ltuTbds, native
born Mexican, and a general ia the army, who
bsd rendered services 10 the Cause Of Mexican
Independence, made two attempts % pat an end
to Che anarchy by astab.ishiuE mouarety Asi
TOO, yvss p1ociAiInsI Emperor, and was driven
fYom tho throne within year, and nzd to fly
the eouutry. He returned TO seek onca more
The suffyages of ths people he was taiEen the
7llopeus Be ST his foot on MoXican soil. and shot
Al San Antonia de Padiils il IS p0ss bic, nay,
Dro1ahle, that ils nav monarchy would bs safe !
from sach reveTsas si home as tno-e that 5siei 4
T.urgi3ei but it is not certain Ihat lt would en-
10y perfect immunity ir9B its neignboTs That /
shat immunity shall be- guaIanieed-that ine /
integrity and indoRsalsne8 Of lhe new empire 1
shall be- protected otherFise than by Mazic2n5, /
Is sn iudispetsa1ia condition with the afchduke |
Eranes claims 10 put d1.-a tha oppression x /
ercissd by a republican granny a-d Who shall
say that tha Federal Ststos Of America vii mos
at sOmo future psEi9d tFF 70 G5sFtsreD what they
may call m0nsIehiCai iyTssuY When Che
Arehduks epeaks Of gusTantees, be probably
( looks iof them 10 the three P1aeTs-krenea,
England aud AustriE-shoUga guarantees have
n1t vsE done laUca for Poisnd. Inc presence of
a French, E0Eii5b and Austrian foIes may sRvs
the integrity of Mexico but c0nntry whose
integrity depends on foreign armies, can hardly
bs cailsd Independents. That ihs Afehduke ap-
urehends aggression IS evident from bis eondi-
tions; but whatever Egglaud OF Austria may
dsai5o tie Empar0T Napoleon VIII sii.l iael Eim-
self boand 70 e0mpiets MS good work. He hss
restored order u those places which are held b.
his tr00ps bat fhs work Is not yet complete
hH must protect tiis nsW sovereign from rovola-
siun al home ai.d aggression abroad, frs as La
Frapcs vefy justly observes, 'ihs French haye
uot rsscueC Mexico tI0m anaJchy 10 abandon it
to the sIs5iiion Of neighb0iing 5tstes."
Msanlims, the public aTs ds5ic0us Of knowing
more precisely Wheihsr the guarantees required
by tbs Arehduke viii be accorded.
Delasions aad Esiiaeiss ef sscbsi z.saaers.
From the New York TimssI
The full hight, b,eaith and depth Of shs de-
/ lusioas under which the South commenced this
war win probsbiy only b. fully revealed aflsr
| most Of ihe actors in it Lave been gathered TO
ready 70 be grsa y 1uzzied by fhs exIaoEdiua-
/ ~ g;snt Of foresight znI udgmsnt displayed by
/ fhs le.ders In tleif calculation Of tbe course
/ likely TO be pursued by Europe and the North
| Tbeir know wlsdgs Of the capacity and resources
] r has ha.. rrod h.a