The New York herald., 1864-04-05
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

ne Memorial DiplomatiqSe says the Archduke MANI
milan has definitely nIsd Easter sunday March a. for
She omcal reception Of the Mexican dspuaton ~ Mira
Immediately after the reception > miastss without
she now Emperor. This important once appears 70 BE-
destined for Colonel veasqueS de Leon formerly Minister
Of Public Works Industry and Commerce n Mexico and
best Informed and most distinguished men Of his
General Vol, . yreuchman BY BIRTH but naturassd
Mexican, who, - we'll - n. veasques, Of tho
members Of the Mexican deputation has been appointed
chief oi the military establishment Of the emperor
Colonel vsiasqusz ana General Vol would embark On
board the Novara, 70 accompany their sovereign 70
Their Mexican Massties will not make ANY stay vsra
uz not wishing 70 expose any person 70 ths rsk Of the
sickness which sometimes commences 70 ravags the see
They Will receive At Orizabs the authorities, Who pro-
posed 70 meet them ~ far - Vera Cruz.
that the Emperor and Empress Of hsxico after having
paid vik to the Pope, viii touch At Valencia, where
they wiclave an interview with the King and Queen
The same journal states that the ArcAduks has posi-
lively declined to give sanction 70 tho privilege accorded
by General Amonie several European bankers OF es
sabshng In Mexico . bank OF discount. circulation and
deposit under the title Of the Bank Of Mexico Any
win be first submitted 70 the Councils Of state, and
afterwards to tho vote Of the National Assembly.
decree according the privilege above Mentioned @ should
receive the sanction OF he Archduke before being put
Into execution.
he London Globe says:-we have reason to believe
that on accepting the crown OF Mexico, Tho Emperor
NaXimilan will address from Aramar formal MOTIF.
cation OF his accession to the throne to all the provinces
and Powers with which he desires establish diplomatic
relations
Among the number are the United States OF America
Mr. Dayton, the American Minister in Paris having al
ready ntimated the readiness Of his government
credit representative in Mexico and receive minister
from the Emperor OF Mexico Towards the Confederate
States the policy OF Maxmilian will bc that of strict
neutrality. BY the advice Of the Emperor Napoleon he
will abstain from recognizing the independence Of
Southern coDfederacy, entering into diplomatic
relations with it until France shall have done
During Maxmilian's visit 10 Paris Mr.. Slidell applied
by letter to him for audience After consulting his
to grant It, The rumors therefore, Of early recogn
On OF the Confederate States by France and Mexico and
an alliance between the latter empire and the Southern
con!ederacy, are altogether devoid Of foundation.
The London Herdid remarks that unless the Emperor
Napoleon and Maxmian recognize the SOUTH the estab
lshment Of the Mexican empire will be fruit expen
dture OF strength by France and ill end in humiliation
to all concerned
French PROFIT Of tho Mexican Expedition.
ARRIVAL OF THREE AND A HALF MILLIONS OF
FRANCS IN SPECIE IN PARIS.
Paris (March 49, correspondence Of London Telegraph
The General Transatlantic Company's steamer the
Louisiana, which lately arrived At Saint Nazaire from
by way OF Vera Cruz since the commencement nost-
ties The roads being comparatively secure between
the capital and that port, first convoy OF Got, ,000
pastr cs-s zoo 000f-was able without danger
vessel About half OF the piastres retained
Vera Cruz by the Paymaster General OF the French
10 meet the wants or the expedition, and II ol
Goa 900 piastree, or $500 000f which shipped
board, and have been since delivered IN Paris.