New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-23
Emperor Mnximilinn-The Rebel Steamer
Georgin-About's New hook - Death Of
ynftemarc.
From Our Own Correspondent.
PARIS, April 8. 1864.

have received the oDgVatlnR Mexican delegation AT
Mramar. and be titular Emperor Max before this time
tomorrow. Next day he is to star. for Vera Cruz by
way Of Rome say some TO get the Popes blessing and
Autonellis notions about ConcCrdat. The Viennese
guesswork as to the arrangement made between him
and Franz Joseph is that Max positively refused 10
give up absolutely his chances OF succession to the
Austrian throne but at last persuaded TO n cond
onal remuneration Of them. The condition is that any
time within six years he may return to Austria with all
his privileges of inheritance Ills about.tobe Mexican
Majesty has always lingering doubt Of the success Of
his adventure and no mind Cortez did by
burning his ships To the conditional Remuneration he
is supposed to have assented unwllingy. and that
there shond be any condition annexed to it
unwillingly assented TO by Franz Joseph. Emperor
Napoleon supposed 10 have pressed on both 70 effect
the compromise which supposed 10 leave the brothers
better enemies than ever TIE public generally and the
Iucfies Cabinet specially glad enough To have the
matter settled far. But there have been many slips
and bitches in It's course that the public. even now,
wits 10 Max. fairly of before they can fully
/ believe that he will 20.
la Pysse expresses its satisfaction the occasion
follows: I" And now we can breathe freely; the Arch
duke accepts iTrevocably the imperial role which is
offered him in Mexico. His refnsal-why pretend to
Disguise the fact iwould have profoundly panied us
We are ignorant whether IA mOnarchical restoration
will prove a solution for all the questions raised In
Mexico; but We know that il furnishes denouement
"a the French expedition We never approved tie war
soldiers carried into that country; but tie Empire
born ~ tits war has sympHthcF because IL rcccSsa
ry puts term 10 IL. On entering Mexico. closed
and double holted the door behind the arrival Of the
Archduke viii open the dOor'-for ms TO get out or
This passage expresses the feelings and opinions Of
hopeful sensible men, but u quite too hopeful for
many sensible who fear that France VIII have O.
keep tie door for indefinite time yet at Indefinite coet
aud bother.
The Cgrah4noarsi the other day filed all rs first
page with an article in inspired loaded type on Mex
leo. The amount Of II. that the expedition has Deeh
n non
Of view. Oicrs nothing but admirable aspects and pros
poets. At it, close the inspired writer says that h.
sH say nothing OF the Importance Of Mexico, under
I the new arrangement as means IN ease OF the ne
cc.sity In which Europe may lind herself placed OF
arresing the progress Of the intel staes progress
more formidable than that ~ Russia, although the lie
publican fJg prevents the scstyed liberal press from
ralna. IT," As another reminder OF the Forcy Let.
tel and a deserved compliment o. the French liberal
pfese this snapper 20 the scmOtcin ortice Is apt 10
excite becoming sensations in American Republicans.
The Confederate steamer Georgia 50 lately gone out
from French na'yyaId iuIy repaired. aIn'n nii
equipped. il s lying at BoTdeau1. into which port
came more than a week ago must quote ~ pretty
)specImen OF the French complimentary style from a
noGce now going the rounds oil the papers; me
Georgia Is armed with only eight cannon Int Is 80
built for speed that no enemy escape her. tCould
the constant success 81 the Georgia In not going SLOW
enough To- catch up with an armed enemy BE- more Gle
gnniy stated n Her captain haiitt, Il young man
az kss than thirty with the proportions OF Hercules
speaking French with facility, and most hon"rabIy
Known IN America. The other officers are less than
twenty years Old aud related to the most eminent
-.uerll- and families. The crew Is composed of 1901
most determined. but by means fcrceloolLg men
/ lie discipline - extremely severe.
IN. other day while the officers were ashore some
Irspns RON the city visiting the vessel having dis
ifbutsd few bottles Of brandy The crow indulgrd u
the pleasure Of general drunk MAitt ~ his return
Put OD o them I'm IRONS An aneCdote ill give idea
~ tho moral energy Of these men Tho Georgia found
herself one morning in the neghbOrhUod latitude and
long ndc not giycn) az Federal gunboai not being
bull. or armed r fight nothing was ext hut 70 run or be
blown up. Matht orders to put on hI steam ana
] f, Nstaf Is
sharp proW The Federal Funbont took The hint and
Withdrew without firing shot. Ne do na fao justified
in divulsng Tie purpose now attributed to TIE
p-ynteer and il presence In Vuters But It's dc
pg!tuIe gi perhaps h. less quiet than ts arr' at was
Tor We are assured that fcdCra vessel Il cruising
night and day on The mouth ~ the Gironde."
win AngoThobic readers observe that the above
il translated from French paper that the Glronde Is
French estuary. that The Georgia inly repaired and
equpp, last Winter AZ Cherbourg which : French
Governments ayyyard has now bcen az anchor IN the
Guonde for ten da,s or morr Aud then, Il they are ~
minded let them rad articles hfst and second of Tho
circular of the French Minister Of Marine sent 70 Oh
maritime projects o France On the 5th ui st Febrgar
Amer prcaEhu.aory matter about neutral rights and
duties the Minister writes;
ios vii tArn ci"s'y ''r 10 ua' tie following rules be
stIi,tly enforced 80 'Aip 81 O., bcleTen pI.Vaecs
hi, b. tInsd 20 remain more tian twenty our hours IN
eiceIt 10 ao"d Say INT Of bad rsihrr 4
gsn. H. Ia 40 clse tau ucgytcrt make use ~
iii .p. or mnn,on. Of WI noi ir eI@.uii any worI-
. y
lion ~ iis TlinrJ roFcl.'
Ifiha all is not plain enough for application 70 the
Gcofgias ease the SECOND provision 70 's might seem
made fr the ease ~ the lappahnnuock That vessel
was rl out from Shecrnes, between two days, not only
without q mounted rn ur other military PREPARATION
completed. bat unit FOR ten days % age ON a MIL
pend. Next day 10 had become Confederate man Of
war or be,'r,nt privatecr, in Calais hrrbor. Since
then It has bcen pIf in going and Pri'rering order
works Of various kinds hating been executed having
FOR their .nle purpose an augmentation OF it- military
power Now viii France Les the Rappahhnnock 20 go /
scai fn answer such question Put by Minister
Daytor Minister Druuyn de Lhuvs gave assurances.
&C. Il am told, that the French Government would
srctly observe all the rights and duties of behgcrcnts
aud ncutras SH0 the putting of The ltappalhnnock
into fighting trim IN French port the French Govern
nent bas observed said rights aud duties. How long is
wiz continue 10 observe them depends on '0rious acct
dents and osscntias-among the last guess thnt Gen.
Grants nexi campaigns ere the most essential.
We have now the text Of Al. DrOuyn dc LAuyss note
alng the French view ~ BE DgnO Germau.c cdse or
rather the view Of ir Wow Of tie proposed Conference
/, il essentially as runor reported u iist week Tho
London treaty, II you insist shall serve as sort "
base' W start the Conference OLA sort ~ sliding
base; viii answer 20 talk on. viii not answer per-
maprnt base and when dccently talked our. thcn we
win como 10 the opinions Of The inhabitants 81 the
Duehies the only sound base 10 fonnd peace on
the expression of their opinions by some sort OF mOdf
cation Of Universal Suffrage o. he decisive" How
agreeable this proposition must be- to Prussia, and
above all 10 Austria strange Champion Of Aauonaics
any guess yet IL looks now ~ though u or
something like II would be accepted by them condition.
ally To avoid the transition from conditional TO
acta tley viii be apt 10 favor the old treaty arrange
Inents aud restore TO Denmark good part OF what
thly are fighting away nom her.
The grand English demonstration In honor ot Carl |
baldi troubles Continental crowned heads. Though not
directly political demonstration there she houors paid
TO the noble man, still from wound given by "a sol
dier OF Victor Emanuel 10 whom he had given a
Kingdom translate into Italian aud Hungarian, into
Austrian aud French political Significance
Prince Napoeons flying visit, In his steam yacht to
Antwerp in which he was accompanied by NJ Mercier.
ata Brancb Ninistar IL WaahUgl9n, s.ems Ieauf 10