The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-31
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present Status OF the Mexi-
= can Question.
IMPENDING REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.
Runors that the Queen Is Being Poi
soncd by Her Physicians.
American Thanksgiving Ban
quiet i'm Berlin.
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[oeeches Of Minister Wright and
DR.. Yappan.
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RUSSIAN ADVANCES In THE EAST.
kaAKY CONDITION OF EUROPEAN FINANCES.
M0NARCHlCAL FAILURE IN GREECE.
&c. &c. &c.
M0NARCHlCAl FAILURE IN GREECE.
&c. &c. &c.

DUR Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Dec Is, 1895
y Belgian Questss-4No CAGxce Of Immedis,e Annerd-
Asn-Francs Asriovs .sacc ne Mercan Bondhodess--
ASgustis H,ybide IN Search Of Employmeat- VII No
1oseon otter 20 S,cop Marimaia. for Itsvbids, de-
Lecpolds death does not likely to bring about
Immediate attempt to annex Belgium to France Tho
Emperor COMEDIES in anectonate way with the Duke
Brabant who has not yet taken the title Of king and
my opinion assumes tone Of protection. The Con-
mel s friendly doubts not that Leopold H. will
aicw in the track OF Leopold The liberal journals
hose writer's would not like to have convenient city
refuge closed against Thorn under certain contingent
es ALL with the exception OF the Opinioa No,ionae
aiet annexation The clerical party, who believe they
ve got hold OF the young King and Queen for Civ
9 them fair trial and altogether tho way TO Louis
apoleon puenfng tho frontiers Of the empire further
Prth, for the present, does not seem open.
The waning empire Of Mexico is now represented here
an obscure consul from Bordeaux Of the name Of
a. nidalgo has gone home to blow up Maxmifian and
rs believed by his Mexican friends here, to tell him
at the Emperor finds it will longer do for him 70
ie part Of modern Quetzalcote and that he is far
Dui being The right man in the right place
General schoneds mission is rightly considered by the
ndon and Paris press OF the highest importance; an
snt that has wise conduced tho comfert of the
npeYor at Compagne, where Drouyn do Lhuys has
On during this last week. and Is still staying TO devise
~ 70 settle some knotty questions, among which the
pxcan affair IL not the least considered The fact Of
xican bonds keeping up the B0ur6e leads
n whose business t Is - watch tho current
events to think that in case the French
~ retreat from Mexico they will make hard light
the United States government In some way 70
xican bondholdcrs The opinion Of such persons also
that the Mexican loan viii be the hardest nut General
ho1eld and Mr.. Bigelow will have TO crack. doubt
that they will be told how much cheaper II would be
give some sort Of guarantee that the bondholders will
paid than 70 60 TO war with France.
itself revelation His Imperial Highness IN roarch
employment corresponding TO his title lives IN third
ss hotel the spansh), over tho passage Foufroy,
m his epistc ia that France to her dignity aud
keep her own 10 establish monarchicai
situtions in Mexico, win answer the Presidents
y you are not disposed TO recognize European
nee, here q native prince, whom the Nexicans are
sAed 70 rally round. In the name Of order let him
W trial, and II he be net able TO hold his own, why
IN Wa must let the throne We have given him fall
put his ears. All we care about are principles. We
We no particular preference but the contrary for
lstran over Mexican prince, and would be very
ny to quarrel with the United states for the scion OF
use who has work I'd evil than good. We will
satisfied 10 withdraw our troops when the Iturbdes
called TO supreme power, for It Is repre-
bted on all sides that they would have Sc.
rity enough IN the affections OF tho people,
that the President would not excite the
stility OF Congress BY abstainng from attacking .
nily whose name is noby associated with the Mexican
Of independence DonnsAiic Iturbide the mother
the little boy, who according TO the laws Of primo
bteupc, should inherit his grandfathers crown, Is
king hard fight 70 have his claims considered. This
ud- be Regent OF Mexico IL an American lady, Young
and good looking; but by all have ben able 70
her regular Tartar Her best policy would be TO
herself grant OF land, the event Of her being
cd upon TO succeed Macmillan, and then allowing
gusn 70 carry Out All his ambitious plans, and light
battles that are 70 be fought with Juarez and the
|ited states.