New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

and Ne,,co have greatly disturbed the pubic mind in
Frfpce on account of the obligations and sacrinces
pAy entail We acknowledge that these cxPe ditios
inspire reeGs 9r our so anu our mari
time CONNER but should bo happy TO see rsaica
shortly TIC sood results for which yoar Majesty has leu
On the Polish question the Address says:
THE recollection of history, and the feelings o,
humanity which animate u.s. excite the mort ea"
sympathes for Poland and we have seen WIN epcI o
failure Of the combined efforts Of three great rG"crs
Neither however, disregard that tno sinceIc
and cordial support of Russia has been use 10
important occasions We should regret any couess
in friendly relations with that Power: ana nave ac'
cepted with profound satisfaction the luca OF Euro
pean Congress. which viii be lasting honor 70 your
reign. france, on whom you have bestowed splendor
and glory, is grateful 20 You for not having committed
her treasures and the blood OF her children In causes In
which her honor and interests are mol az sake Le'e
accepting yonr loyal ana pacific propositions Noble
and sound ideas make way IL the world aud take ROOT
in the heart Of the peoples Awsit calmly the eee. o.
strong and confident In you fears expression, ana
ow has no other ambition than TO assure her repose'
and develop her material welfare by labor and peace
aud her moral welfare by the sincere and gradual p"c
tice If civil and political hbertes.'
The Three per Cents closed at G6f zoe.
THE ARCHDUKE MAMMALIAN AND THE MBAicAS
THRONE.
The following statement on this subject ap-
pears in Tee Deity Neps:
IL is understood that the Archduke Macmillan and
Archduchess Charlotte very shortly expected In
Paris TO visit the Emperor and Empress OF the french
OF their way 10 ST. NaSare. whore they will probably
embark for Vera Cruz ia Austrian steam lgate, AZ
tended by French steamer Of war. Several eircum,
stances including more particularly the recent visit OF
Marshal IOrCy to Mranon are said TO have determined
His Imperial Hghness TO sail his great adventure as
Emperor OF Mexico. The difficulties originally started
by the Archduke WERE IL viii be remembered OF two
Kinds In the FIRST place be required certain securities
against the contingent hostility OF the United States
and in the second he demanded evidence OF his domes
tic security, Il not in the result Of ptbsoe at least in
state Of things which should assure him that lie vas not
the mere csispaw of partial military revolution
On the former Of these points, 1t is understood That
the extraordinary mission Of Marshal Forey 10 Wash.
Dgton Lad for rs result undertaking Of the United
States Government not to disturb the new Mexican
monarchy and In return Tor this assurance, IL IF DC
eved that certain promises were made by France WIN
gard 10 the attitude Of that country toward the Con-
tederate States This assurance Is thought 10 have
served 10 extent 10 satisfy the original requirements
Of the Archduke regards pledges OF security aga.t
aggression from without. For. as II Was only from the
United States that hostility 10 he apprehended 1t
was thought that tie assurance Of the Washington
Government would be practically equivalent to guar
aniy Of support from Great Britain which was orgi-
nally suggested BY the advisers Of the Archduhe.
On the latter point 1t has been, wo believe submitted
10 the Archdnke that any nearer approximation 10
popular vote among scattered and Ignorant polula
iiOn the Mexcans than such was 70 be obtained
from a or less general submission 10 the French
arms altogether impraoticsbe. IL IL stated that
In accordance with this view, the Archuuke has been
ready to the progress Of tho French an IL
de Of tie submission OF tie MeKicans 10 his rule.
The MoHiieur has Just detailed the advance OF tho
French Mexican and Indian forces under command OF!
General Baza.ne. II that ~ 10 the end Of
November these forces had spread over the we.te1n
provinces. having taken Oajacs and Valladclid and
that they then closely Investigating Gusdasjara
which then daily expected 10 surrender. sthiet
also that III the northern provinces Juaro had ned 10
Durango; that the French were about 70 take Guiana
uato and san Luis Poiosii while the Governor " Goa
hula ana NewLeon. whose capital was Montnrey
and which formed The extreme noEthery states lying
between San Luis potosi and Texas. had rcyolied
against Juarez. and was ready 70 accept ha1imNian.
uarez was thus stated to be placed bet" cen Two hrs
1t on such general view Of the state Of the
paign that the Archdukes conclusion IL believed TO
lave formed and it Is stated also that tho strong
OF The French Government 70 the i'm
possibility Of establishing the Mexican government
satisfactorily IA his Absence. and 10 the importance
Of thus relieving France Of OF the burdens OF
and administration in that country, which press 20
heavily the French excAequer have not been without
effect