New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28
Mexican Affairs.

| We copy the following important and inter-
os,n information with regard Mexico from the Paris
co.rcspodcat OF The Morning P,s. The details will be
read with interest by al who have watched the progress
Of affairs in that country The effect Of this intelligence
which has been substantially confirmed his been to
cause marked rise in the value " Mexican stock I'll:
Times states that negotiations for the loan alluded to
have been opened with London houses but docs not
give details The following is the article nom iTAe
Morning Post;
L will endcavor 70 place before your readers how
matters stand at the present moment concerning Mexico
In the INST place. the ArchauAe MaNmuian OF Austria
has agreed accept the hrune OF Mexico. France Eay
INK decided respond Ia all the important demands OF
the Austrian PRICE. Thus a French army consisting
OF some 1900 viii remain IN Mexico until the
sovereign shall have time to organize aat'e iaa'eIh oT
supporting tine tErone, maintaining order, ana con
solda,iug respectable Government. After the LIST OF
January sCi. the cost OF this amy corps VIII De sup
~ lted and paid by the native Government France
does not and will rot bind helse.. 10 any permanent
pruectoEte obligations; but the pesence OF foreign
iorce being absolutely necessary AZ nrs France agrees
with tie future sovereign 20 The above propositions.
should observe that these plans. however are not yet re-
ducod formal yenton but appear 10 be agreed
upon. Then comes the question Of loan Nothing can
be done without money IN southern America any moro
than IN any other part of the world. The Archdcke.
therefore agrees with France that new Mexican loan
shah hc brought under French patronage at Paris.
II may be O0o0Oooi the exact SUN Is not fixed Sew
crul respectable French bankers have already offered 10
axe up large portions Of the loan, and few English
houses have joined them IN these demands. The loan
Will be divided when subscribed into three portions.
one will go to pay oil English French and Spanish
claims " hich originated the hos,iitles; second sum
sill be dedicated To qudatlng In some measure the
cost " the French military expeditions whilst the re-
natagg funds viii be- deposited IN the public treasury
NJ IN order 10 carry on the expense OF govern
mcni Such was agreed on here In late Cabnel coun-
ellis IL l. believed that when the wealth OF Mexico Is
properly worked the taxation which the loan must
eventually impose on financially poor nation WIZ DC
easily met The Austrian ArcAouke Is INSPIRED py an
the and intelligent genius Of tho age He
coniempaies erecting wealthy aud powerful empire:
lie insists on universal suffrage being resorted 10; anu
this will be the act Of tac existing authorities.
Meanwhc the French. toward carrying out the impe-
rial scheme, working away ~ Org ahization ana com
pleting "a road ffom Vera Cruz 10 the Capital.
he rest OF the world only wish them and the Aus
trian Prince every success England viii then set her
claims, those interested IN Mexican securities will
presume md their property augmentlng IN values and,
with respectable Government new continent of I'M
natural wealth will he open 10 the commerce or
the world That is the pleasing feature of the picture.
On the other hand, Americans stu say that the idea or
erecting an empire in Mexico Is political error anu
will subject its authors 10 the inevitatc hostility OF the
United States and be source of constant peru Tor tho
sovereign who shall undertake tie task OF ruling so law
less and anaticala people AT all events France hav
ing put her hand the work, the Emperor Is deter
mined learn 10 20 Even calculations OF great
profit are made and find confidence decidedly prevail
lug In hgh quarters Negotiations between the Empe
ror and tho Archiuke proceeded slowly; but as Napo
leon Ill is very anxious to carry out his scheme dh
cu,ios soon disappear and II is expected the universal
suffrage applied and the Vote given $50 easy To do in
Mexico the Archduke Macmillan win appear on tho
scene surrounded by French troops and such Of his
subjects az prefer the fortunes Of the Austrian Prince
10 OK President Jusrez who is negotiating with Wash.
ington for avery different programme and American
Consuls say, with success