Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-26

Mcn Of ny corpulsnce fall Ike aies beneath
TIE atiacks of tae yomiio negro, and melt like
butter bet0Te the ysll8w fever" Then Mural
/ objects, on the other hand. that his recent diff
| feTeaes with tho Free Masons aad HE deserfiOn
I Of ths "a As Grand Master, when the eauss was
attacked By the G7venmsnt, would Be mos.
I hudlal to his populaEitY in Mexico, NheTs Free
I Masonry is nOt merely CuihFased as a pasiims
OF pTofsssi0n Of faith, IS ia France, but iB ae-
tsally followed cut With al ths serious belief in
is holy mission, which Il used in former days to
/ etiay iu Europe.
| R1m.ias. therefore, only Patterson B5nspaTte,
TIE Enperor's fsvoTite Of the thrss, and
eo4seq eqnenty ths mosr likely 70 sueeesd-=the
eniy difficulty being the raconei sfi5n Of the YER
a-et OF the civil tribunal, which 50 lstely pro-
nouneed the hrst marfisgs of Klng jerome in
/ valid and consequently the children Of that
manage liiegiHmats. But cat Of E1eh diff
cnliy the EnpETar viii know how 70 sxtriea,s
himself, Paterson BonsDaTta may not be
sufhcisnilY legitimaie for Transmission Of d.
vice right in Ffsure although quite enough
SO for ths acceptance Of The same ofes in Mexico
The mention Of Paterson BoBzpeTte briggs to
uind the stout, bluff, Yankee gsEtsman who
VISITED as SONS time ago, and whose declzrs-
h0n Of Independence, e0ucbsd In terms which
ss.yoTed more OF American iBsoleuce than Of
French courtesy, completely set at dehsLncs the
~ the hcuor enjoy Of being a citizen Of the
Z aited States greater than that Of belonging b
the Imperial family Of France or any other Eu-
rOPean county" We snail see whether lhs
preference VIII extend to TIE throne Of Mexico
What if THIS very Patterson B0Hsparts, elected
By TIE Emperor, were to proclaim the republic
Of Mexico, with sunexatioBs to those United
Sla;es to which he expressed himself proud and
ha Py % beiongi Meanwhile, let Us By an
mems make the msst Of what we have got, and
g7eag our new medal, ribbon, cross and al, with
the honnr yhich Il deserves.
THE MEXICAN DEPUTATiQS TO THE ARCH
DUKE.
Prom La Frames, Of Paris, September 81
The depuRsian appointed by the Assembly Of
Notabls5 OF hexie0, n zait on the Arch3ake
hiaLimIlian, is composed Of eight persons. Three
OF the members-A- Gutierrez Dc Estrada, the
President; "a. jose Maria Hidalgo, and h. An
tosiO Eseandon-srs already in France. The
Eve others embs- ksd On the I6th nit at YsTa
Cruz, on board the Tzmpie1, which is expected
At St. NszaTie about the I6sh inst. The dsuats-
tisn vgill eays Paris on the 20sh fgE the chateau
of Aramsr, nsar Trieste, where the aTchduks
resides, to dsiiveE 70 hin the oficial decree Of
the Assembly Of NJtablss and 70 solicit him 70
accept the crown Of Mexico IF the primes con
seats, ha win Be requested 20 go as soon as pos
sibls to reside ia the midst OF the people whs
have ehossa aim, and great importance is at
tsched to hi5 taking the direction Of affairs from
the irss Of Janusry next
WILL H4xnHLIAN ACCgPF7
From the Oonstsatiouasl, sspssynbsr all
p The fossiga journals are DTopsgating al
Kinds Of runners eJhesrHiBg the obstacles which
viii be fonHd 70 exist AZ Vienna 70 the aeeep-
tsncs Of tie crown Of Mexico By the ATehduke
MsIimii8u. They speak Of divisions ia the
bosom OF the Imperial family; and Of the oppo-
sision Of The ministers and family councils
which will decide on refusal or accep ptanes- an
these rumors are pure inventions. The Arch
duke Msximiis1 II We are well instructed, viii
set in accordance with the will Of the Ms1iezu
people ii, as al are disp1sei to believe the Mex
lean people should confirm the vote Of the As
sem5iy Of N5tsbiss
POLISH AFFAIRS.
The Paris correspondent of the EsTala, under
date of September 4th, writes as follows 70 that
paDer;
Is is evident that the Polish question is dead,
and that we Bre 20 have no European war. The
Emperor Napoleon, fading that hs c0ulI not
drive Russia int0 suhm5ssicr, snl being alarmed
at the attitude Of Austria, ds5srmined 10 sbsa-
don MS hostile od8rls ia favor Of Polsad, and t.
lsTow uPon the generosity Of the Czsr the res
p5nsjoill.y OF Initiating such reforms l1T Poland
as wCUld satisfy, ss nearly as possible, the Poles
and public opinion in Europe The Freacb
ministerial press attribute great impOEtaE t1
the supposed reforms Russia y going % vol
IN iarily adopt bus this z3al Of tho "mdepeut-
ent but devoted" press dsesives nobody, and
there IS q general uneasy fsshng N France that
Napoleon has backed out Of the affair with The
last insulting dispssch Of Pduee GsrtschasoH
still unanswered, aud especially uHreveBEcd,
and tlat, someho# or other, the Poles sTe Gez-
tined 70 return speedily 70 their former position
Of oppression and suffering.
L is certain that there is an sbyss between the
proud position implied By the French Austrian
EagEsh alliance and the present French Rus
sian-Prussisn alliance. The one signifsd high
toned arbitration and Justice to Poland, the
other eIPsdie0ey AID death 70 Poland Il is
patmsl, therefore, that the ministerial press
should attempt to eonvines the world that tbe
Emperor ceased his negotiations and made
friends with Russia, because The latter offered to
make voluntarily the needed reforms. II only
remains 20 be seen whatheT anybody viii sen
ously accept this hypothesis.