The New York herald., 1863-10-28
THE MEXICAN THRONE.
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tParis (Oct. 12) Correspondence OF london Times.
We have further particulars Of the interview e
duke Maximan from the pen OF the Chevalier Debraua
Gan Austrian subject who acts as Its historiographer)
After The Official % reply 70 the address ae o. NJ Gotsr,ss %
the other delegates He Informed them that he had
watched with great attention the progress o. tho
enabled good notion from the official reports
communicated to him by the Emperor OF the French,
well from the accounts given IN the English and
spanish newspapers. He showed them mop of Mexi
whi b lay before him the points which had already
declared their adhesion vote OF the "Notables"
He iound however that those points comprised only
fourth Mexco and though he felt that tho French
w sSn s 's9 h,m ed tS
when this complete liberation shall be elected the ln.
mense majority Of the Mexican people WIZ rssa r.:
he owed II to himself no ess than 10 the nation to which
he devote bis life not 70 assume the reins Of gov
co., the %om:o ,hs. was proved that .Ss
majority had voted FOR him he should b
He prayed ,hem 10 consider him q soldier ready -
respond TO the call OF Providence But IN order thas
% an al the nas % cO IL ~
mission which devoved upon him, he insisted that the
national will shall be manifested, so as not the shadow of
doubt rested on the spontaneous character OF bis elss
tion.
The depdtation struck with the proper view taken
by his imperial Highness, and they oil declared that The
Mexican people only desied the moment to obtain hs
and regarded the epoch OF the vote hey
should leave IL entirely 10 his Hghness
De
The members Of the deputation were then introduced
TO the Archduchess, and struck vh dmdsexaAl
tddd n. D.Jraas) Ohem ney heard her. beamsns ssao
teduy and freshness kecp up the coRrrsdfion ne yrea
Casiian" The enthusiasm OF these gentlemen reached
the highest pitch for on leaving the presence, one q
them declared that he very sight Of hts fccmparaS
Princes would be worth her august husband army
OF forty thousand and that there was not single
partisan Of Jusrex who aspect OF tho Archduchs
Charlotte would become enthusiastic imperiast
The Emperor Napoleon viii be very glad to hear sh1s
though he may regret he did not know before, for
haye i'm nd Va va
by disease or by the hands Of the enemy Tho age e
chivary has not yet passed away. II has absndoaed
Europe but only TO take refuge Ia Mexico.
THE pErurATIoy PREPARING FOR HoxB.
The deputation OF opinion that some OF It's mom.
bers should by the steamer which eaves saint
Nazaire the 18th instant, in order 10 "ths
happy tidinrs OF the acceptance Of the crown
by the Archduke, and which,, with the measures
sorS S' w n. genera s s
will give 10 the monarchcal cnthusissn of Msxis
co the development desired by his Imperial High
great majority Of Mexcans." N. Debraux thinks thas
the Archduke may proceed 70 bis destination 70 February
or March next. Their Imperial Highnesses viii pay
visit TO the emperor OF the French after taking leave -
King Leopold at Brussels.
u. Dcbrauz hopes that all this will suffice TO convince
those who have eyes TO and ears 70 hear that the
acceptance OF the Archduke Is longer simple project,
q The case ~ 6eSraua BY one fact, which he Coz
sders OF great mporance-nameiy that the banker, n.
Revoitela at banquet given IN bis magnificent palace
70 the Mexican depuaton the Mayor and the Presdeas
OF the Chamber OF Commerce OF trieste. proposed hts
first toast "1he health OF their Macstes the Emperor
and Empress Of Mexico"
STATEMENTS or THE DEPUTATIoS-rHs FINANCIAL
PROSPECT.
(rars (oe, l3l crrespondcncs OF tho London TimssJ
n there people who persist In entertaining doubts
about the unanmity OF the Mexcans adhesion 70 The
vote Of the Notabes" and the oner OF the 10 the
Archduke Maxmilian, the Nontetv is TO extent,
the cause The official journal In s foreign summary
has informed the public that Juarez bad bu few hum
dred hen with him. the greater part OF whom scre with
out arms and that they had means OF living but ~
plunderpg travellers. Yet II does not explain how two
hundred or three hundred men, unarmed and wthoue
nation Of their leader territory i've or SIX times larger
than hat winch is occupied by French army numbering
mi OF men can thus master wholc peopea people too.
erccratng tyranny OF Jusrez and glowing with cnthu
sasm for their loerators ~ few hundred brisands,
the last extremity have beaten the Mexicans 20 com.
plettiy q ah life aud spirit, u will fear 90 hard
with the Emperor when left alone and without
told that wne Juarez, with bis starv ng and bali naked
outlaws, performs this miracle, the "Trianvirate''
are obliged u inhlct ines on of the towns IN
order 70 brig them 10 proper sense cf their situs
ton, and 10 encourage the others. Islpam (San
Ausustin town OF 4C00 souls for nsauee, waa called
uron 10 ray 5000 paster, sud beng either unabc or
unwilling todo has been obliged 10 give hostages and
u this strong measure be not sufficient the town ITSELF
which is about heh dozen leagues from the capital the
headquarters OF the French VIII be "reaqproprated."
The Madrid paper question, the Epocd states, more.
over that the "Triunvirate demanded from the capt
taisis OF Mexico OF million pssters payable In
monthly ipstsmen.s Of 200 piss,crs
ak months each payment The capitalists beggsd
TO be informed whether this was meant forced loan
the u1riurnv virste" whereupon the capitalists but
toned up their pockets and went home. They were
again called upcs and there 70 fear adds the
70 the practice Of their rredccessors and make
forced loan, though tho French Commander had pcrs6
himself 70 prohibit this mode Of repieaishins Tho ea.
IL nc, 10 ,hs dspvsasca Who saaur,>d tb,, ,hs v.