New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13


Mrxico March 20 lo65.
The dscords In the Royal Happy Family
continue TO grow more ard more interesting. Com
posed as Il Is of French Beigians and Aus;rians,
each striving for the ascepdeucy. ard ueiher being
able 10 place any confidence IN the other the position
OF affairs can easily be imagined. At present, Elyin
the Chief Of Cabinet and confident Of the Empress
Carottn. seems to have the Grnest hold, and Is the
Emperor private counselor He sent by tho father
Of Caota to SEQ that her interests not neglected.
and PLAYS his card we'll No communication can reach
the Emperor except through his hands which gives him
decided advantages over other members Of the Cabinet
All these strifes and chickering's in the Imperial
Cabinet In the end smount Ia nothing as the
decisions have all to be submitted to tie approval
Of Marshal Bszanc who. in q moment nndoes the
work OF days, and, ns tho head Of Affairs in Mexico.
aashes 10 pieces the fabricatons OF the Imperial Coun
ell No appointments be made. 10 DEGREES Issued
no sentences aprroved-in fact nothing done without
being first submitted " this representative OF Louis
Napoleon, who in turn is ruled by notorious Mex
lean prostitute through whom important business Is
transacted appointments procured. rghtsto property
established &c. She Of course requiring aqsid pro quo
for her seryiccs so that In tho end. Mexico Ia do
cidedly ahead this second Cleopatra. by her charms
ruling the dcainies Of the nation.
Several Of tho editors OF newspapers In this city.
having INDUCED In rather severe criticism In regard to
the trial aud summary execution OF General Romero.
who was shot In this city the 18th inst (but hour.
intervening between the close Of the trial and his exc
cution they were by order Of Gen. Basaine, called to-
xether on the q3d and Informed that the military order
ssaed In 1869 declaring martial law throughout Mex.
leo had never been revoked, that the military power
reigncd supreme and above and beyond the ortiz
cis Of the press and from the decision Of this tribunal
there was appeal; that any criticism will be
sdered n military offonse for which the parties will DO
scd and tried by courtmarual Ater this rebukc
70 a several editors present marched off under
guard to await hearing for past oircnses --.f
Bitter feelings exist between the French and Aus.
trans now In Mexico. The memories Of the hattie.
field Of Magenta and Soferino too fresh In their
minds to admit OF other than unfricndly feengs and
the result is constant strife. Many Of tho French
eminent Tor services these hard fought and victO
rious fields. A few days since some AustIians were
passing By tho quarters of some French zousvcs and
onc Of thom weaiing an Austrirn badge for distn-
guisbed services at Solferino was insultod by the
Zoua,e. and nsked why he wore a Solferino badce.
Without replying. tho Austrian reaching ont his hand.
l. the badge from tho Zouaye and throw II on the
eronrd. A general fight ensued, and each party re-
cehig regriorceDents II was feared that II womb lead
g. serious difficulty. .....
rho late riot In Pueba 10 attributable TO the samc
cause Notwithstanding the newspaper stories 10 the
Contrary The French guards having charge VI some