The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15

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United States government have certainly nv EAv1
interfere In the internal affairs Of Mexico, Du! and II
right to prevent other Powers from rrercs troops
the new imperial regime 10 sustained ~ rIyn
or A4rrian and Belsjsn volunieers ~ 49,. -.
cannot complain he rcpyh!.slas are supported IN
the same manner . Sy AnsIcan T 2 %. sissi1
TO be worth many weeks purchase. The last accounts
from Mexico Iorsshadow the inevitable resun o. IN
attempt encraft monarchical institutions on American
soil The Belsian auxisr.es seemed TO have Jared as
III as the Laoes Bsss have invariably done ,Ion -.
battle OF Waterloo To the ront Of HAS cit ana u =,
latare az Bruss Is will probably enter an enegosc P
st against any further participation IN al &
from whrh thir countrymen can neither saps.s ~ d
rive honor profit. As FOR Austria, the Mencah NJ
ven,urer has been unpopular there from the very
outset The press was unanimous m depIesas'"s
The idea OF an Austrian Archd kes aocs hnn he
crown from the hands who had Just ropoeu ms
house of one az its nos provinces and the clergy who
the only party favorable 20 IT, have EN- anenal
since then by the OF the Emperor confirming
the coDs alton church property by his repuncan pre-
decessor what france dolls another qneston az TUG
honor OF Nsoc0n Ill is involved the man' cnance of
his trans creation but with this option we may
be pretty that whether an attack upon thc rcsusc
atcd empire OF Montczuma proceeds from the American
government from American hlbus,ers, not nnser
viii be raised in Europe TO IL from destruction
Vienna paper the Vok e4rd states that MAximinn IL
80 fully Of the precarious nure by which he hos
his power so completely sick and tired Of the whole
business that be has made his mind to abdcaie ana
mas soon be expected ut hiramar.
After concluding commercial treaties with france,
Austria Switzerland and Belgium, the Zoverein Is now
negotiating similar convention with italy bat here an
unexpected difficulty presents itself Although com
mercaliy united with Prussia The members Of the ZoN-
veren for the part political adeercnts OF Aus
tr H. OFT Of consideration for whom, or rather from
fRstcai attachment. TO lcgtimist principles they have
hitherto abstaned from recognizing the monarchy OK
Victor EmanUcl The terms Of the treaty having been
agreed upon by the Prussian ard italian commissioners,
nothing remains but its ratification by the various govern
ments Interested but this wcuid be equivalents the
acknowledging the revolutionary kingdom Of Italy, which
they ohstnately refuse TO do they propose 70 escape
from the dilemma by empowering Prussia TO SIGN The
treaty In the Of the 1overeD, which would leave
the question OF recognition untouched. SUCH transac
ton, however Is regarded by the Italian government
beneath their dignity and thev insist uron having tn
document e4yned by the members Of The Ioiveren IN =
yiduay, threaeusg If their demand is not complies
| with TO break of the negotiations altogether AZ IN
treaty rs OF the uost Importance 10 German trade ~
easy to imagine wat outcrses raised by the fxcan
tile classes ut the unreasonable pghosdedn SIS OF thes
petty princes, who sacrifice the welfare of their countr
to fantastic notions OF divine right In the end, doubt
| less the potsntates Of Bavaria, WavtembaG, &C, WI
have give and sabmit TO tho logic OF fscts bu
their obsnscy furnishes tho psrnns Of united GEL
many with another argument 10 show the njary inflicted
not only on the polca status but on the material pros
perity Of tho FaheTand by its subdivision into mutt
tude Of tiny sovereigntes, each with its separate polio
and separate interests which impede Their common ~
| ton foY any purpose OF general utility