New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-23
From Our Own Core sgondeuL

PARIS, April D. l,6i.
Archduke Max. has met with another hitch
in the course Of the westward way he taking TO
Empire. He was 10 have received Meyican deputa.
ton al hiramoI and have been proclaimed Emperor Of
the rsurrected Empire on Easter Sunday; tbercupon
an agent Of Messrs Glyn. Mil. Co. was 10 give him
few millions for travelling aud inaugural expenses out
Of the two hundred millions. and by shs All Fools Day
no was to have walked the plank and been l aboard
the Noyara with steam up for Vera Cruz Instead OF
which programme the reception Of the delegation is adj.
ioUrned the fires Of the NOyafg out, and MANS
affairs seem all al sea ashore with vlrl % ru.
mors and wondernes and coniecturcs at Vienna and
Paris and iosl q lying OF kilograms 70 and from Paris,
BRUSSELS and Vienna IL thai there has boon II
family quarrel or rather frosh outbreak q old quar-.
rel IN the Hspsburg family When Ferdinand l., ia d.,
cenber 84 abdieated ID favor % the present Emperor
Franz Joseph he wed the largest port Of his property
TO Archduke Max: first Of GOODNESS between The
brothers; then ATchduke Max. has always bceI
comparative liberal. and tried u rule LON.
bardO-Nenetia with sort Of Liberalism and did
not succeed: second cause Of II, will and IA never
had any place for action made Tor MN
in his brothers Government: thrd canae the Emperor
LAS never specially encouraged the Mexican business
and though it IL Understood thai he attery assentcd
plainly enough 70 his brOtlers going INTO IT, as PLAINLY
said that 10 cOnd not furnish capital nor ind' rtcmert
" INN ulcct nor ODllgc ms senior partner oI It' "
any Italian concessions. When Max. was III Jenna
the other day 20 take leave the quarrel broke ont in tbs
wise: The Emperor demanded that Oh accepting Tie
Mexican crown be should reDogneo all future claims %
that OF Austria for himseK and heirs In case oi te
death Of Franz JOsepls only 0u-nnd thore is 40 ke-
hood that DC wiz ever have GnotlcT-Afax rs things
now stand, would b. his legitimate successor. Max.
cut q tie way some other Oi The Archdukcs would LaI
chanoe. Max. refuses a. put himself out Of the WAY
suppose Mexico should uOt prove agreeable a. pnrhn
Ieui residence The supOsitiOn is not haterlng 10
the so-oen assured loyalty and eager longing al his
subjects over there's hut that u holds place /. te In
perial candidates estimates of the future IL evident
enough passage IN his address 20 the first MEXICAN
delegation received at MramaT which was much re-
marked AZ the time recognizes the flnTe 81 the
pertinent contingency which lie was prepared Ia meet
by Voluntarily descending from throne which lack Of
aticct0nate support from the Mexican people would
make impossible 20 sit on No FOR that royal bird In tie
remote MEXICAN bush its tail only half sailed as yet. he
you'd not relnqush his hold at second hand the Ans
iian eagle. His Little ncpAcw may die aud ne may yet
have children rise up and call hIuwe anything but
blessed he cut them of from che succession And he
hurried away iIOm Vienna ia hun intmGtng that he
could sail from Antwerp aud several other ports ard IN
aDy vLe VI several othel vessels besde Ttos,c and ha