Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-26

a,s,y DE- Fsss "a hsa already informed hlt HFstl4
h,rhrees that The Mexican people we're "unEimone'S
The MexCans will now be called upon to vote, aud the
French army Is then to 500 that the votes shan De ,o
untary as well as unanimous On Saturday ana SUNDAY
the deputatiou we're Hospitality RECALLED at Miramar'
and the population OF Trieste said to be wild Win
joy. %
The following is Maximilian's reply: l.Ey
The wishes Of the Mexican Assembly OF Notables
have touched me deeply. ltcannOt but be exceedingly
aaterr for our house that they have turned their eyes
10 the descendants of Charles the Fifth Although tine
mission of m .intanDg ire independence aod welfare oil
Mexco ON a solid foundation and -h free Institutions
is most noble one, mus, nevertheless, IN complete
accordance with tue views Of the Emperor Napoleon,
declare that the monarchy cannot be established on
legitimate and iea basis without spontaneous 'X2rss
sion of the wishes of the whole tat'on must maze
NV acceptance of the throne dependent upon Pteos-
;5s of the whole country Ga the other hand, 1t would
be nv duty TO ask for guarantees Wnch are nospensa
bic TO secure Mexico against the danger! when taIesen
her integrity ard independence. Shoud these guaran-
tees be obtained and the universal vote OF tue naoh DC
given in INV favor am ready t. accept the crown SUD-
Pot tn the approval OF the Emperor, my brother III
oise Providence should call me TO this hign mts'on'
must at once declare that il my firm intention 10 oEen
the Path of progress by constitution as was Done py
NV brother and after complete pacncauon Oh tne couq
try 20 seal the fundamental Law With an OATH By such
,nesns 0ply can a new and really natoea policy be
called into eIsjence by VIII oh all parties, forgstngO
disputes would cooperate with me IN raising Mexico 10
a prominent rank among nations Garry oacS Win you
these frank declarations TO your eowcitzsns aud act
IN sueh manner that it may become possible Tor the
nation to declare what form OF goTsrnment desires W
have.
coAflESrs OF THE PRKss-EFFEcT UPON TER MEXICAN
LOAN, ETC.
The Paris correspondent of the New York Herald
saws that the Austrian journals regard Malimians re-
oy az "polte refusal and 'tis now very extensively
believed in Austria, as il ia in France that AaKimsn
vill not 20 to Mexico. At any rate, nothing will be
done for the present" The London Times says
The Archkuke ia willing accept the throne, but Will
not consent TO be left alone with the chance OF hndng
bs prnoipaty overturned in few years D. the Iepub'
Loan Sasaeens of the new world Tbe denlsni Oh
guaranteed Independence, IN the sense IN ~mca zoe
phrase IL used With respect 10 greece, iof instance lie
so uoksly to be listened to by European powers Chat
e can hardly think that the Arckduke seriously in
tends TO make bis acceptance contingent On his obtain
ing it, That France should give guarantee Tor the Sc
curity aud independence Of the mes government IN Its
rst DAYS of difficulty is no more than JUST ana we can
hardly imagine that the courts Of Paris ana vienna VIII
f 10 come 10 an understanding this point; but it
NAV he thas the Archduke looks for something also from
US The opinion of this country viii be IN favor OF any
government which promises 10 restore qniet to Mexico
and there is tGk general wish that the Archdute
NAV find the difficulties which lie n his way hot insur
preston in prompt recognition CT The new govern
mept aud hearty co operation With IL for all good OBJ
iects Our own friendship and support We will readily
guarantee-to so further, our principles forbid It,
The following brief statements appear 10 relation to
the Mexican question:
The course adopted by the Archduks MAMMALIAN bad
disappointed the spectators in Mexican securities tie
London exchange, and considerable de'ine had taken
place in the Quotations.
IL is stated in regard to the Mexican question, that
the Emperor Napoleon has addressed autograph letter
70 the ArChduke MsXimian, fully approving OF his re
ply to the Mexican deputation.
1t is also stated that the reply of MAMMALIAN, in
Austria is regarded acceptance OF the thcone OF
EeIco aud measures are being taken TO enable the
Archduke to set GU for Mexico in February or March
next.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The two rams built by Laird Brothers have been
seized by order of the British Government. The Lon
don Herald considers the act significant that the
$50 -called) Earl Russell has "succumbed to tho pres
sure put upon him by the Federal Government"
Lord Lyndhurst died tie l2h inst, aged 81 years
Affairs IN Poland continue unchanged tranquility,
il was reported restored in nearly every part Of tie
Provinces of LehuAns VOhynia, Podebs aud Akrsfee.
The French Senate aud Corps Lcgsatf were 10 meet
on the III November.
The shock of az earthquake more or less severe was
felt in all parts Of EjglaDd on the 6th inst
Mr. Lindsay had made speeoh on American affairs
in which be denied that the sentiments of the Elgish
people were With the North.
The Archbishop of Dublin died on the sth inst.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. RELATIONSHIPS tO,dsy Of $4,000
blos az au advance OF Id.
Breads,uEa-The market is steady.
LIvssPoOL, Oct Is --Cotton-rhe probable sales 10.
day will reach $4,000 bales. The market is excited,
very active and buoysnt, With an advance of ID.
Breadstufs-The market opens steady and quiet.
Proyisiogs--The mar let is STEADY.