The New York herald., 1863-10-24
E u r o p G.
The Etna OF Cape Race and HammO-
mia and Kangaroo at New York.
TWO DAY LATER NEWS.
The Rams Guarded by
British Marines.
NO RECOGNITION FROM FRANCE.
Description Of MaximiIian's Gold Ba-
ton of the Latin Race and the
Journey Of Its Franco
Mexican Bearers.
Peep at the Great Matrimonial Agent Of
Paris and Look Into Her Office.
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How the Polish Patriots March
to the Gallows.
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The Path and Graves of the
Celt in Africa.
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Ireland's Losses in Population and
Land Produce.
T III H y Z II Y G. A n A L,
&c. &C.. DO.


October, passed Cape Race early yesterday morning
her voyage to New York.
The Etna has four hundred aud sixty passengers
board.
She furnishes news days later than the advices Of
the Hibernia
The Hamburg steamship Hammonia, Captain Schwen-
sen, from uthampton the 7th instant; reached this
port yesterday afternoon.
Tho steamship Kangaroo, Captain Bridgeman, from
Queenstown the 10th Of October arrived a. this port
yesterday evening.
The news by the two last named vessels has been
t,cipated.
The shareholders OF the Great Eastern have passed
resolution In favor of raising the requisite amount Of
funds to pay OF the claims against the vessel, aud TO
poy her in the India or Australia trade.
despatch from st. Johns N f., dated October 20,
says
The steamship Africa will sail from this port on Monday
next for Liverpool.
Maximllin ms Gold Sceptre.
DESCRIPTION or THE ROYAL BATON-INcIDENTs
AND SCENES DURING THE JOURNEY or THE MExI-
oAN DEruTAriON-THE ARCHDUKE's SEAT At
MRAMAR-DoN JUAN OF SPAIN A CANDIDATE FOR
THE THRONE.
Paris l0ct q correspondence of Liverpool Journal,
Tho golden scepre 10 DO presented by the Mexican
putation to the Archduke Maximan was seen by q few
Of The Initiated in Paris during the stay Of the notabes
here.
It thick gold stick about the sze in circumference
OF very Tat adermans thumb, and OF about eighteen
and ths largo which adorn the handle are
likewise OF Mexican pr0duoe Tho ruby fixed at the end
s n the ss1S @ & me o. r7ys ~ %
chain Of Nsytrde, where that unfortunate
monarch wore Il for some time, always g. with the
tive Of the imperial dignity which II was his intention TO
have borne with 80 much magniacence The sroa into
which the head OF the Eceptrc carved represents
wors most asions6ed But Mexican art has not as vet
A.
tended for representative not absolutely evident tho
sight The scepre is rich enough, and will serve az an
imperial polcemans baton, 10 be used according TO the
great inspectors orders. IL is a pity that the same
notabes who provided with the scepre for govern.
ing the people OF Mexico do not provided with in
structcns how to use IT, Tho first false In the
exercise OF this and strange weaponthe thrust
will render the bearer iabe to the fate that Of
his pedecessor-whie u IS scarcely long enough thick
enough, or strong enough 70 execute parry without
risk of being shivered TO atoms.
The deutton OF notebles rushing after an Emperor Is
30 ridiculous and burlesque illustration OF the respect
and veneraton due TO the imperial dignity In the nine
eenth century. that 1t would the carcatured
venton republican cync, had the refresh
ing spectacle before u this collection OF mighty
Mexc ms aying, harassed and papitating after the
promised victim ready 70 fling the scepirc at his feet
and risk the crushing mis- In the hurry and delight
d having come up with nm at last: They arrived worn
The kmperor was gone, They flew. scepte 10 hand, to
n. Drouyn de huys He bade them start the Instant
for Mrama, the minister explaining upon the way that
this the name OF chaeau, situated four Kilometres
iron, Trieste, which is city OF Austria situated the
in the geography OF Europe the depu,aoh listened with
attentive ears aud with perspirng brow lie therefore
uced the scetrc IN lis crimson velvet and rushed
back 10 the hotel 10 ack up Tor Ausirit but reecc
ton bade the minister counsel the doputation wait
The injunction arrived by telegraph from Biarrtz that
venna not hlranar. was to be tho destination OF the
sceptrc and It's noiabes The latter abJut 10 start
In earnest this time when another telegram. eypresslvc
OF pain aud dis esure al the hurry which had been OBJ
served demanded M immediate visit Biarritz Dif.
ncuIes more curious and extraordinary have arisen
appears, concerning the acceptance OF the by
insure their comprehension 90 tho bcwilder
Of the Emperor Thereupon down flies bau the deputa-
tion (wh the whole sceptrc through) to Barriiz The
half Is headed by the Estrada uriccrcal and bosom
friend or Amonie The Cabinet OF the ruicrcs refuses
TO guarantee the throne OF Mexico either anancialy or
politically; and the sccptre with the starred ruby.
the property q Iurbide absolutely quvers with dIsmay
as n. Estrada holds IL ciuched In his right hand.
w. Estrada Is accompanied by old General Vol, whose
private and particular mission to Mexico has been the
sole c,use of the success OF the French and ros
that without political or financial guarantee there may
yet be another OF equal value which may enforce the
acceptance of two others on the part OF the people
themselves by the best argument Of all the bule, and
bayonet OF the French Zouave Nothing however, be
for have we not been told since beginning tho
alaf that the Archdukc hold his throne by the win
OF the people. OF whatever value 1t may be, and that
"Juarez "a completely abandoned by ali honest men -
II so. the very suppositon the Archduke Maxmiiian
needing single French soldier 70 back him up Is
insult which he would Of course, mako a point Of
rcvengng as the above uacd scrtre sho i'd
be safely lodrcj In his grasp Meanwhile the deputa,ou
arrives at Vienna, Ia not ADMITTED see the Emperor
Francis Joseph and Is, therefore, ignorant OF the c,ni
tons on which the Archduks NAV be permitted bv hi,
august and ndugcnt relative to accep, lying Fcpre
and afford u a resting place at last
Not until after all hote of audience at Vienna arc
we told that tn. ienriaton OF notabscs will NJ
ramar where the Archfuke II nj present residing with
his wife, waiting, with the pnlosophr calm which
distinguishes Mr. and Mrs Mcavbcr, for what will
np ia r,se they are not 10 bc piticd for Mramar IA
regarded as the great picturesque lions OF Austria
having beon built b. the Arduke himself. and named
as With sort Of prcsceuce which y peculiar TO peo
Pc say TO indvituas OF rcrM blood, ty Sranish name
which signifies behold ikc sea- Thc castle IL built
ln .ne oost Gothic styIe, aud Il vasi cdl1ce
occupying rock which Ilis out over the sea
Ioe interior. has occupied oil Tire taste witch
tne MchdnK9 inhc.its. Tor the Last f.yy vn,rs inc
arrangement aud classification q tho u,i.epm /, en-
ttns have been the grcate.t achicvcm,nt os tho
Archduke hie nnd bore be hos assenbd AZ Tho srI
mons o. naiut, history brought home by himself ,nr,
ms various voyages and the spendh cn,rsb.tiare ~
tbe different sovuregns o lurofe Who have hu,nnros &
Archduke's harmless mania FOR natural cnrinstos ~
every description They say that were bis own oer
soDa tastes consulted he would far rather remain ~ 49,.
splendid chateau, looking down utou the qlotoua ss =,
tho Adriatc than accept ths thorny crosn n us,ico
but the same gossips decse that he s rrsaty urpsd
not TO acceptance o. the oner hut suffering n he r
ceptcd BY bis brotherby bis wifc-who IL on ui,ra.
Catholic and of ambitious mind and moreover has ey
IDENTIFY been cruelty played upon through great desire
70 obtain an heir 20 the Archduke In and which con
summation 30 devony 10 be wished can only he realized
BY the climate OF Mexico. The somn,mbule Consulted al
ddchesa and undecided before she hesacs no lot
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