The New York herald., 1864-03-16
The War In Mexico.
MAxIMILIAN'S DELAY AND NAPOLEON'S DIsAPP0nT-

GParis March q correspondence OF London Post
now learn from reliable authority that the Archdukc
Macmillan s not expected reach Paris this week. This
hesitation and delay causing much gossip and spccula
tion both In court, diplomatic and commercial crcles
"A programme prepared, by order Of the Emperor
anticipating the arrival OF the future Emperor o. Mexico
Tuileries review dinner and such entertainments
soveregns give TO each other, although Macmillan did
n aH' Is now ms a. people
ask whyp Macmillan ID at present tho guest OF
King Leopold At Brussels; and the Belgian @ king KING
by his son law unless France guaranteed the
empire by formal stpulations. Nevertheless tho Aus
tran prince accepted and all supposed 70 be ar
ranged so much that the apartments and programme
OF amusements await him. repeat, At the Tuilefes;
cold but dimes with King Leopold, and Brussels 10
only hours from Paris, and an Emperor and
some people ins At on "mesu dicuuiss which be
cleared up before the Archduke comes 70 Paris Messen-
sells and ali is mystery Interrogation and doubt do
expect that any reliable Information will come out
Se END s g. e London News
The Archduke Maximilans grippe, WHICH connnos nm
TO % s not ss os h' s ss
vy plainly hinH ng thai he wsil msusr BE- E~ps'or sf
Aesco after al. -.
French ScientiAc Expeditions co Mexico.
(From the London Post (city ar.icie), March 3
the commission for the scientific expedition 70 Mexico,
appointed by tho Emperor Napoleon land for which
SGis pnSa 8 instruction. Marshal variant Baron ros
Michel Chevaer Vice Admiral Jurien do 10 Gravlere,
Baron Larey, &c.
Austria and the Revolution.
MANIFESTO OF FsAsCIs JosEsH. 80 ,o.,
The following Is tho full text Of the imperial manifesto
accompanying the proclamation declaring Gaica in
Tne kingdom Of Poland has for many months been
deporabe events. 6acia has been ey cued BY
snpaAy at tAs fate of neiyhbos9 country, and that
land In other respects 10 tranquil and obedent 70 law
and order T. now profoundly ssisa.sd. M .,o,.. =.
national duties with regnrd 70 this condition af AFFAIRS.
cemency and forbearsnce which appeared calculated 70
those whose minds excited and 70 bring back
those already led sstrsy from the paths Of duty The
result has not oorresponded with the expectation.
Treasonate connections hdus been ovganiscd ohfx tie
boundaries Of my empire Enlistmens have akcn place,
without cessation The personal safety and the property
Inhabitants Of the country well ts prospeYsy
endangered and legal order seriously threatened
reuolsionayy pocer working secvelv. pAose aws are
directed ecss o0aina The secursy and fnts0ty Of Awstysa,
power loves taxes makes other demands imposes an
oath Of obedience on Its sgens and endeav0F3 10 obtain
dation and other OF every KIND shrinking
from assassination.
Numerous facts denote that tho revolutionary party
intend ere long 10 mako my kingdom OF Galicia and
Crncow also the scene OF open violence
Impressed with oi my duties no sovereign 10
country which forms nseparable portion Of
my empire, and also count amongst my loyal sub
jects by the majority Of the Inhabitants have felt
myself compelled having ruessy exhausted all existing
legal MEANS ordan for Galcia exceptional
whereby interior tranquility may be preserved and
persons and property OF It's peaceful Inhabitants may bo
protected by superior power.
Inhabitants OF Galcia 1T my warm desire that the
necessity this may TO exist Upon
your operation. however, the funlmcnt OF this wish
materially depends
entertain a frm trust that you will not fail 10 support
the endeavors OF government to obtain obedience for
the law, and 20 70 establish the now disturbed tranqui
~ Ia the country.
Ny care Is increasingly directed your welfare, ard
resolved 20 employ every means TO restore ~
country the blessings OF legal order and tho
f.~t tf.as arnl lr.raga arfnAth rnuytih
Given my residence and capital OF Vienna, tho
24lh OF February, 1864 FRANCIS JOSEPH.
Countersgned by Archduke Raner, Rechberg Mecsery,
schmerng. Lasser, Plener Forgach, Estcrhazy, Bur-
ger, Helm, and heriens.
The Fentans and irish Emi2rants.
from the London Post government organ) March 81
As regards the Fenian brotherhood, which
appears 10 be association Of {rishmcn who
crung for the federal army with view TO The invasion
OF ireland and its deiverance from he Saxon yoke a.
future day. all that necd be said Is that the whole
thing-the tho idea aud the combination--ars
TO cause the least apprehension. But
must agree with Lord Donoughnnre that mercy the
poor deluded wretches who are leaving their
i've shores to be dowa by the Con.
federats artillery IN contest which concerns nei
lher them nor their country, every effort ought
bo made to vindIcatc the law. We do not that
case n which tho law should DO strained for We must
permitted think that such impossible
OF the trap that " set for them They should bo
to understand that the pictures that
TO them by their emptors but fancy Sketches
that hen they fail into the hands OF the Coneder
'oor Ireland may be, she is rich compared With
edera America; and az far our words con reach we
would remind every lrshman that IL Is bad exchange
hat he is offered