The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-18

aay-a day chosen, ths Memorial Dspsmosqs stated,
because he wished the resurrection Of Mexico
with that Of euf 6aviourthat ths Archduke Aaxilian
vas % have received me Mexican depata.ion, and 40
copied al thes hands The crown Of The Monssumas and
she Inreides and ~ morrow morning, amid display OF
flags and banners and IN the presence Of the Emperor
bis brother all the dgntaries Of tho Austrian
pre tbe APchduks MACMILLAN vas 10 have SCI foot upon
the Novara d trieste, and directed his towards
HE now empire On Sunday last however, the deputa-
son sOs received, and their reception inde6-
nitsly postponed, and the Novars win not sail from
Trieste tomorrow. A "ht,le difaculty," which IL 10
strange should have been for arrangement until the
hast moments has arisen, whioh, although The partsans
document OF the scheme, will AZ least delay its execution
Symptoms OF this difficulty evident whom the Arch
or their imperial relatives coming TO the railroad station
TO sec them off, and when the arrangements which the
his brother OF in the Novara were all changed and i
positively stated that his Majesty would not "assst
at the Archduke's departure.
The difference OF opinion, y0u know, between the
two brothers Is 10 reference TO tho contingent rights
which tho Archduke Macmillan has 10 the Austrian
throne. Macmillan 70 the son OF tho Archduke Francis
Charles, and the younger brother OF the Emperor OF
Austria In fS4s, at Omuz, the Emperor Ferdinand tho
First disguised with political life, and tormented with
the storms Of revolution and war; abdcated the throne
In favor Of hs nephew the present Emperor but at the
same time he divided his large fortune uneqnaly be-
tween tho two brothers, greatly to the recunary adj
vantage Of the Arcbdske This fact said TO have been
the cause OF frequent personal squabbes between the
brsthers, and now these troubles aggravated by
another difficulty The Emperor Francis Joseph has an
hehs sonscacely two years old In case OF the death
Macmillan The Emperor formally demands that the
Archduke In assuming the Mexican shall repounce
al eventual rights 20 tne throne o. tho hapsourss me
and approaching the uncertainty Of all things Mexican.
prefers to have At least two strings 70 his bow and to
hold on to all he Is entitled 70 The Emperor Napoleon
telegraphed soon as this difficulty assumed its
present serious shape and the younger brother OF Maxi
milan tho Archduke Leopold and the Baron do Meysen-
berg Secretary Of the Minister Of Foreign Affairs mme
diately started for Trieste Considerable excitement
exists Vienna relative the matter and tho Emperor
Napoleon having frequent interviews with the Austrian
Ambassador. doubtless on the sub ect. On Wednesday
last BIO despatched to Vienna General Frossard officer
Of the French army with plan Of settlement in which
he is said to have expressed great confidence
This difficulty OF course puts stop for the present TO
the attempt TO negotiate the new Mexican loan. which
to have been put upon the market next week.
the old bohdhoders could have been compromised with,
Stock Exchange and indeed for the present at least the
whole scheme Is at a stand stil IL certainly seems
strange that so important matter as that which 10 r.
legged TO he the OF this difficulty should have oeea
left unsettled until the last moment 10 is probable there
s something In all this than more family quarrel
10 is said that during the Archdukes visit to Brns
that sensible old King Leopold manifested TO him his
most ubequivoca dsapprobaton OF the Mexican scheme
Many believe the Archdnkes heart falling him he has
termned TO act obstnaey in the succession matter as
pretext OF getting out OF the Mexican difficulty az some
M nths since 1t was veil understood that ia accep ing
to that Of Austria.
At any rate the scheme has met with check which
will be taken advantage OF by the Mexican people if they
have any patriotism remaining. Mr.. and HRS Maxi
milan may never greet their faithful Mexican subjects
vet.
We shall know n a day ar two what the Diet mean to
do with the English proposition for conference TO meet
in London on the 18th instant II is not probable, how
ever, that 4 the conference assemblies without any pre-
limnary basis OF action it will be able to settle the
Danish difhcu,y and put an end 10 the war. England
will demand to the treaty OF 1852; Prussia and
Austria separate administration OF the duches, with
mere personal union under the King OF Denmark while
It IS we'll known that NJ Drouyn de Lhnys just
addressed circular to the English government and tho
other Powers which signed the treaty OF 1852 in which
the vote OF the populations o. the dnohies @ proposed
now to be the only mode OF bringing about peace aud
ths would inevitably result in the choice OF the Duke OF
Augustenburg the ruler Of Scheswg Hostein, very
much to the delight OF the secondary States who would
thus gain an ally, and exceedingly TO the disgust OF
austria and Prussia, who would thus have another
opponent To their centraizng desires. The Emperor
Napoleon seeing the choice OF the DIXIE Of Augusten
snd viii 70 ved this pns Sy
the duchies; and II Francis Joseph does thwart the
Austria may be much ncarerthan have bcen thinking
the force OF the advice OF Mrs Glass about the hare
and formal trials and condemnations Of accused persons
who DO not put In their arperance are ey no mems
in this manner before the Assze Court for participation
in the recent plot against the life OF the Emperor The
evidence against him the correspondence FOUND upon
the person OF Greco and the advocate seemed
70 take particular delight in presng upon the vourt
tho connection between Mazzni and Mr. James STAINS
field the Engbh Member Of Parliament. Ma2ani was
sentenced to deportation. THIS rs the second
time the great Italian cousp.rator has received
similar sentence for the same crime-tbe
first having been rendered in the trial OF the Ibad
affair in 1887. OF Mazzni will take particular
pains not TO permit either OF these sentences TO DO carried
into practical effect and will always in his travels give
France a wide BERTH
The dinner which the Prince Imperial annually gives
his comrades of the Enfans du Troupe, company OF
boy soldiers took place in the Tuileres on Wednesday
The Prince himself presided and this occasion wore.
for tho FIRST time his sergeants stripes He commenced
corporal and IL s intended that he shall pass rego
larry through all the military grades.
Our Berlin Correspondence.
prprru March