The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-02
The Mexican Crown.
rARIsIAN orINIoN or MAumLIAN ANp

PARTISAN OPINION OF MAMMALIAN AND ma wfys
The ArchduKe Maxmilian and the Aschd ,cbess have
made most favorable impre ssion all ho have had
any intercourse with them during ther brisr stay in
Paris. The Archduke seems be very Y ,tei,uent ar
tremey well informed. kind. hearted and tran. ANA
manly BIS 81 FACT, he good the
possible where the Archduohess will pas two days vim
her relations They then proceed toeF ,nns where they
make very short stay, and go on 10 Mamar 10 spend
the last dsys Of the Holy Week. IN will receive the
Mexican deputaton on the 27th, ncs formally their
acceptance OF the crown and tbGr le OF Fmpcror and
Empress :" tno Mcx'cans ana SCI few days after
for their success
NAroLgoNs WAR Hoa A Rx . Avn ,a.rSsr ne.
PUBLfCANIH =
paris March 1877 correspoudona Of 1,vsrpoo Journal,
Every eno'pn-ponca, se ia, and philosophical
seems 70 oevu nrouscu uun ing the past week. The
uelN,'u,e M IN Official acceptance OF the
crown stnreo up 20 iue pt1 rness bile among the
posca " .uo ssaY he has taken and the phlo
sopnica opl0nens Tug sa0 To the icrmor IL gives
cause iumPn - contsm ation OF tho mighty power
~ - IT, ny s.lI take away, TO besow and
70 s hr,:, ,or .1 o ~ the same event occasions
mucn numan e ma sonn W, II confirms the scornfu
designated !. Destroyer u pannha ,bich hrsnss ~.
MUTTON WIN .nc conv,cu@ foul Hypocrisy well
OF use ,r that nation 10 the world so loud
"a IN i.s W. 80 ncernng the disinterestedness
.no , ove ~ the abhorrcncc OF oppression, by
.nvu Always ;tuated 70 its march upon foreign
The Roman rsfuas 9, and tho Mexican, with strong
~ ',aI s,r attack upon hct Of ne Tinted states
as na.e,u. SsH 'ence. brought 10 mind
ioIu'oy w.. s...s. allan whose mouth had
-. ...sh.
oeen WIZ ss on at every word and uttered
% ~ ~ TGs sscorted TO the railway station by the
or night. II 40 ~ a.. 49, ~ s' $50 ~ "' aS
,n \, ~. - urer was conferred the whole political
I dpcrorthe cxaltation OF the Latin races
,s1 a. - ert OF the Anglo saxon 70 be repre-
a',as. =, = King log which, impeding the
psa !, NJ iaian liberty, and was kicked out OF
a sssiv omployed to dam up tue tide Of progress
49, which rushing 10 the South, borne thther
- raj e,generous and active Anglo Saxon. Is
"a rer,,a, e hostility OF France towards the existence
canem has become PARABLE that the French
Sn'u-.,, QUITO has ceased all Intercourse with the
800 government; while Peru and BOLIVIA entering
aas.., treaty 70 de end their republican institutions
sn,h the Entertainments u "tne mouarchca principle
80, now introduced into South America" The I'm.
~ once declared that this creation OF empire II
- co would be accounted history as tie most
- endous political measure OF modern times. n II
~ u nave no other result than that Carrying back
inllspn ana the rack, aud the torture, Of hsch
LATIN races have always been such staunch partisans
WIZ certlnly be regarded immense aehiey ement
and o,e on whch the prouest empires have risen %
glory ani - powcrin the DAYS when the Latin r,rrs
the road 10 liberty. 80 ~
| kkCoGNiTioN ~ MACMILLAN Az EMPEROR nv sPAiY.
lPars tMarch I'D cprrcspondcnce tho London Tclc
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Ihe Spanish Minister, u. Mon has notified NJ rrouyn
20 Lhuys mat his Queen Ia ready 20 recosnzs tbe Arch.
duke Macmillan as emperor of Mexico.
| The schicswig-IIoissein war.
THE CoSFkRkNtE PLAN-FRExCH NOTE ON ENC
4 Iistps IRoposirIrN.
The fo.owine circular 6bte has been addrc cod by NJ
Drcuyn de lh,ys, The s,ench Mni.lcr OF FossiQu Aas
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