The New York herald., 1865-04-21

Nasimiiian about TO Ab6lcato The
Throne Cf Mexico,
Our Paris Correspondence.
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our Paris Corre espo1cnte'
( PAIE, April 7, 1865.
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ara enabled to give you Information In regard
TO the opinion entertained by of its former most
ardent and enthusiastic supporters OF the future pros
poets of the Mexican empire and its Emperor This in
formation which betokens speedy collapse OF that con-
en you may rely upon being true to the letter. and
YOU will prob ably find il officially confirmed within few
4 weeks Sehor Arrangois, the accredited Minister OF
Maximan at London and Brussels sent on his resigna
ton by the which left Southampton on the 81
Of April He has stated to gentlemen OF high poh'cs
standing In London that no inducements which could be
offered would retain him the position, as he Is satis
/ fed that the Mexican empire Is about collapsing,
and that Maxmilian WILL long, abdcate and return
TO Austria He is known bitterly to repent having
accepted the crown of the Monezumas which he has
found thorny He has been seriously disappointed
in two very important that his
would long this have been recognized by
the United States and secondly that he would have had
support Of the Pope and the Mexican clergy General
Torey assured him that he had arranged the former
while At Washington his way back from Mexico The
break with the Pope is thorough and complete, and
it is positive that Pho Mono will receive Velas
quez dc Leon and the other commissioners now on their
way to Rome Rather than grant tho c0neordat which
Macmillan demands the Pope will excommunicate him,
and Macmillan rather than take this heavy artillery Of
tho church. will Austria where but the life Of
bow six wears of age stands between him and the throne
| Of the Hapsbargs
Tho disappointment TO which he has been subjected in
his Mexican speculation, caused him some two months
slnco enter formal and official protest. through Mr.
Murphy his Minister at Vienna against the publication
and communication to the Reichsrath OF the private
family act OF rcnuncaton Of his agnate rights and which
be reluctantly signed Mamar just before leaving for
Mexico The Austrian government were dcsirous Of
Keeping this protest secret, but Maxmilian has in
struccd his ministers In Paris, England and Belgium, o
notify officially bis protest and declaration 10 the courts
which they accredited In the declaration he pro
the renunciaon null and void and asserts that
should he atdcate the throne Of Mexico he will have the
right to and his former status Archdukc
o. Austria; the natural regent in case or the Emperors
death ddrn. the minority OF the Archduke Rudolph and
in Of his death without male ssue, tho heir to the
Austrian throne Macmillan evidently begins TO think
that his chances in Austria better than the uncertain
tenure by which he holds his present position; and you
need not be surprised at any moment to hear OF his abd
cation
As you will see by the teegraplc dispatches, the
Portuguese government has made the rcparaon de-
manded by minister at Lisbon, for the ndign.iy
Sionewall. The rebels undoubtedly have been count
Ing upon getting out her sister ship now lying at The
been sold to tbs Prussan government tho stonewas
then the Oindewas profcssedy sold to tho Danes but
they have had about tho latter will not permit the new
ship TO go out unless the Prussan government binds
itself thar she shall pass into the hands OF the rebels
learn that Mr.. Bigelow whose appointment as Minis K
ter Penpotentiary has been enthusiastically received
here only by the American residents, bat by the
French officials will present his letters of credence early
next week.
AN INTERESTING ITEM FROM LONDON
number OF English creditors OF the Confederate gov
eminent have attached al the goods belonging to that
rapidly de aying concern now in the hands OF It's nan
cial agents in London
rebellion residing in Paris express freely the opinion
that nearly exhausted aud that tho suppression OF
! IL l. longer doubtful These DR. Gwln and
the General Prince do Pognac who has been serving forI
the last three years in tho rebel army He returned
hero about week since, having abandoned the cause In
which he had fought and commanded with skill ana
bravery when he became satisfied that IL was hopeless
In fact il is becoming interesting TO what changes
daily taking place among tho Concderatts in Pars
They by coptemptuous in their mannerE
land hearing towards loyal they were Mt enc
time and instead of being Dragging and exutan wear
long faces and look IL they intended taking 10 sack
cloth
Tho Catstinne, Of yesterday contains the following
interesting piece OF information Among the strange
rumors which aoat nay mention TO the effect
that the Empress Is engaged in writing life Of MuieE
the Empress was intending I, emulate the Emperor, her
iegc lord In spring i, armei Ike Minerva into the
world Of terstrre and the PARAGRAPH in the Conas'
tonne u place the matter beyond doubt The
laurcls gained by tho Emperor the reward Of his
Vie d: Ceor douhtloss cisnIbs tho dreams OF her Ma
les!y and so she determines leave her pos
ltcrty ne something more than mere Empress HrI
Majesty has been considered possessing much
of that peculiar kind OF taen, Which makes bln5 stock
ines in the matter Of wearing good cothes-and wear
ing them hanisomelyin the way OF graceful coutssey
ing and gracious smiling and of sitting beau
no lady that can successfully compete with the
Empress Eugene--the first lady OF France. But
doabi greatly whether she puzzles her little head much
In looking up data upon which 10 base biografhy of 4
such woman tho beautiful Inflated Green of Louis
tho sixteenth Indeed ilnatrred already avess
the composition of the Enprcss forthcoming work
has ASST I'd TO the Duchess Tachcr dc In Pagcric
one OF her Majestys ladies' OF honor and lady of
siderable literary ability.
1t now said thai the Emperor will leave on the 2ot
April FOR little trip into Algeria bu. tha, he will not
he absent more than fifteen days.
Mr. William L. Dayton, Jr, Mrs. William j. Dayton
and Miss Anna Dayton the family oe our late Minister 10
this Court together With Mr. pcnnngton, Secretary OIL
States the 23d inst As he government has selected
man for the position Of Minister Who among otherl
qualincIon possesses hat OF p aSing french, Is to!
be hoped thai 4 will follow into ,hc System ia
ference 20 future cs Of Legation, tbe our eEa
ton may 10 longer BE- as II has too often been here
standing Joke.
Gentleman from Bordeaux gives me an interesting
piece " information Some United States army con-
tractors have mado contracts here for Bordeaux "wne,
which. Independent OF the wood freight, duties, &c Al
TO cost little less than co sogs bottle You formI
somo idea from the price c ;be quality Of tie article
OF course, there II not particle OF wnc usci In is COM
position which Is bec,root brandy, water cooring maj.
ter and some astrirgent This nourshing and health
ful compound is probably to be used hospital stores
and served cut to corvaescent soaers 70 be sodJ
by suffers to them a the rate OF two dollars bottle II
would be righteous act for The governmen; 70 the
whole 9f this oxccrsbc stun and make tho nportersl
drink the whole of 1t.
The weather has made sudden Jump from winter into
summer. Tho season, which was month behind isl
making up for lost time and II g hazy tinge &c green
already begins to assume shape tho tops the
parAs and gardens.
Our Berlin Correspondence.
sniIs, April o, 1896.
Dispute Be,,sea 1asimiiian and III BroIaer S,ancis
Joseph-7he Quesfon Of ne Secession 10 ne Austrdn