The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23

dcbt win DO proposed under Prcnc auspices but II Il noi
ke thas any denle conditions VIII be announced untn
tne acceptance OF tho throne and ,he formation OF the
nov govornment strl have beer formally notified
mere mad eeea slight reaction In Mexican stock on the
suon cxohanee, owing, u was said, 70 sales by Dutch
1''soS win vicw Of reasing PROFITS.
Leopold o. Belgium, Approves OF Max
Paris Sept y correspondence OF the Londou Pcs,l
- mentioned IN my letter yesterday that tho King Of
naa stated that he spoke favorable terms the accept
ance OF the throne Of Mexico by the ArchduEe MAXI
the Memorial Dipomafqns saYs 1t ls authorized from
eusnvuc information to make the follow Ing sta emeut
ersonags from o "s -, pss sspeskux 20 ss
ne perfectly comprehended that the rrovdenta mission
~ ms son naw was of nature to tempt tho nobis
on =, young prince 40 richly endowed with those
qualities which mako great kings. His Majesty adisd
a' Tar from shackling the establishment Of
cesstate long aud difficult negotiations ought on the
contrary to show itself moderate 10 presence OF the
Mexican people. Gin days added his stbs
most eectus guarantee for the duration and stability Of
sovereign and, in that respect can saw with ust and
PRIDE that no csnddateship be compared
with that Of my son n-law.''
The Polish RevOlutIon.
mere Is no change In the position Of aars The Parts
Pow in article signed by the secretary OF the papnr
while crcIsng the exaggerations OF other papers rea
tive TO the Frankfort Congress- and the
scnemo 70 Russia says that the incidents Of
changed the agreement OF France, Austria and England
upon the Polish question. They have, however, caused
az exchange OF Vows which has brought light point
contact and an agreement OF opinion between France
Prussia and Russia creating greater facility for friend
and satisfactory solution Of tho Polish question: with
out arousing fresh tho general suation
Prussia.
The dissolution Of the Chambers In Prussia and the
consequent appeal to the people by election has
attracted the attention II the continental pubc and an
erent motives assigned for this the royal
authority Tho one most generally accredited 10 that the
people at large will be glad or opportunity showing
their approval OF the King 81 Prussias refusal join tho
meeting at Frankfort which have been
summoned by the Emperor Of Austria order promote
his own vsws rather than TO forward the interests q
Germany.
Greece.
Another ministerial crisis is (sept. y close at hand.
inc young King hal through the Danish Ambassador,
requested the Athens government TO despatch dt
70 Copenhagen 70 accompany him his journey 70
Greece but tho Ministry could not agree In their choce
The President and the throo Ministers belonging 10 The
Mountain party voted Ia favor of Geuera Kaiergs Ihs
four Ministers OF the Bulgaris party brought four dr.
rent candidates. but finding themselves tho
rity they proposed that several candidates should
ae first be chosen and that the ambassador TO Dsn-
mark should then be elected by tho candidates them
selves This proposition however, was not accepted
and as General Kaergis had the majority OF votes 10 hs
favor this being declared by tho President the other
our Minister'S viz Kaegas. Nikolopuos Rechaias and
Mauronirhas tordered their designations Meantime the
full number OF hundred and sixty
convened 10 accept the resignation OF the Minister'S u
is hoped however that by the beginning II Sepleuber
the required number OF representatives have arrived
IN town II Is generally believed that q mn'sterial
settling their differences before the sitting Of Tho
sambly. .t