The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-01


PARIS, July IS. 1865.
In military circles II is stated that NJ Elon, Maxi
mans ''unolcial" envoy to the courts Of France.
Belgium and Austria, obtained OF the Emperor at his
last audience, just before he started to 60 home,
leave for French officers to enter the Mexican
service Should any take advantage Of this
opportunity, his engagement will last for three years.
II will entitle him to outfit and certain de-
fray the expense Of returning home Officers thus
gagged win be charged with the Of instrucng native
regiments in the art Of war. l myself doubt much
whether Maximian will very long have any army be
instructed have just letter from ntellgn mt
observer Mexico which gives very black account OF
his prospects He is said to appear much dspted and
suffering severely from dgsentery. The officers
mandng the Austrian contingent privately expressed
their Of confidence in the permanency Of the en-
pire and that the Emperor Max himself shares their
feeling gnied by the fact that he has, for some time
past been sending considerable TO Europe TO pro-
vide against the day when he may find himself an exile
The rupture Of negotiations between Maxmilian and
the Pope attributed TO miscrably small incident,
which produced great irritation 1rst Of all at the Num-
ciature at Mexico and afterwards at Rome package
containing hundred and nfty copies Of H. Remains
"Iife Of jesus stopped at the Custom House at
Vera Cruz The Empress Charlotte, 70 whom In the alb
OF Maximan Minister Of the Interior referred
70 know whether the books should be allowed reach
the consgnees thought very sensb that she ought not
70 connscate O work which had circulated throughout
Europe Inde Yc; the Court Of Rome considered this
of toleration fiat rebellion and declined 10 con-
cude any cncordat with Power deeply infected with
tho hercscs Of the age Romc had looked upon Mexico
as model Catholic State whose weakness might profit
by on the principle Of Fiat expeiwsntsss corpore Wiz
70 show what should be the relations between the spirit
uai and temporal power in all Christendom The dis
appointment Is great
Small Result or the Mission.
Paris correspondence London News, July III ,
This s in all probability the last time that shall have
occasion 70 mention the Of NJ Elon, that won
derrul dplomatist who for least month spoken
OF every day by European paper or another 40
being charged with than three missions from the
Emperor Maxmian Of Mexico, whose chief secretary he
IL. Dun lg NJ Eloins prolonged stay IN Europe It was
was at + s Brussels or vienna and assuming every
thing sal French newspapers to be true, IL might DO
concus proved that he was in all three places at once
The ear lors about his missions that be was TO
tell tho uh Emperor that Maxmian could not get on
without gr, deal help than the French Paria-
mcnt seemed inclined to sanction to make the best terms
possible with the Emperor OF Austria In the probable
Of his hav 70 abandon his imperial throne for his
peaceful chateau Of Mramar and TO beg for his rcstu
ton agnate OF the house Of Austria and 70 ask
the advice OF his wc's father King Leopold, while a.
the time begging him to send out a. many Belgian
recruits he could The result Of all these missions
probably not satisfactory for few days ago para
appeared IN ffencn press, winch "
suited that Eoin had after all Msisson whatever er
p ne purely honorifc Of bringing report 10 ne
King oe Be0idns Of tatte in which # his loving
| sulj, ct wsre sundly peppered
NJ Eloin has taken cabin In the scotia, which
leaves Liverpool tomorrow for New York. But rumor,
which has hitherto attached importance TO his move
ments, still follows him, and given out that before
returning Mexico he 70 try more TO obtain
audience OF President johnson and Mr. Seward with
view obtain the recognition Of the Mexican empire
by the Unit d States Honaeur courage mdiheureaz
| Is good translation OF 'joy 80 with him" on tbs
| errund.
| London News Pars correspondence, July 18
NJ Eioin Paris letter, in the Augsburg Gdsee, said
i the other day
Eoins visit TO this city has not been very agreeable
70 him. At FIRST the Emperor refused TO receive him,
and when his Majesty afterwards consented the reccp
ton very cool one has there been any quee-
ton OF attrbuting TO M Eloin diplomatic character
The above paragraph l. iradctcd by M. Bonifnco IN
| the @ Cms.tyfiomnei In ~" ing terms
| The fact Is that, VIII. respondent OF the above
| named Journal was wrn..g account n. Eloin was
recsiysd second time b. Emperor Napoleon, After
| having had several inter- Jews with the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs and was presented BY his Majesty win
| the decoration Of the Legion OF Honor
You will observe that N. Boniface evadcs the question
about NJ Eoins diplomatic character am able to
sure yov hat Ne had Mne His missions, not being cx
pected 10 be very successful were merely "onicous
do not know whether tho fact that the Emperor Ma
poleon has made Maximian present OF finance min
lister Ia Of the results Of n Elons visit TO Paris bu
certain that NJ IAnglas, an eminent Councillor o
State s going out 10 Mexico In that capacity by the
steamer and he will be accompanied by two inspector
1 NJ dnance nd several French agents.