New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

great that her father lost no time in bringing her tc
Switzerand where she has been the rst and II Ia
be hoped, the last victim TO cholera in that country.
The period fixed by the Great Exhibition Committee
for sending 10 the list Of Americans desirous Of exhibit
Ing In 1867 has been prslonged from Oct. 81 to jan
81 at the request of Mr. Minister Bigeloy who rep.
resented that President johnson had no authority 10
aot funds to transport goods 10 France until Congress
should have met. =
Count Won Bsmark is in Paris, on what mission 1t
may easily Ss guessed Gotsnpos!appeonsy ps win " bis az
left Berlin for England where their influence will
doubt be felt In the final settlement Of the Ducbies
question ..rI
The Italian elections are oil going In favor Of the
Government Not more than is Of the extreme Reds
are as yet returned. Garibaldi was beaten in two
places, and he has not been returned In Naples By q
sufficiently large majority TO enable him to dispense
with second appeal 10 the electors there But there
is, believe, no doubt but what he will, when the bal.
loting takes place, be returned with flying colors
The Emperor Maxmilian has celebrated the fese Of
the Independence Of Merico by issuing a decree in
which he gives the rank Of Princes Of the Blood with
the title OF Hghness to the two graudsons Of the En-
the youngest three years DID, The former, who now
studying in the College st. Barbe at Paris Il the son Of
Salvador Iturbide the youngest brother OF the EN-
peIor and the brother Of Angelo BY an American lady
stu living. The present Emperor Of Mexico has no
children and IL Is probable that knowing the hatred
with which his house is regarded both in Mexico and In
the United States he wishes 10 make Of Iturbides
nephews bis heir and thus clear the empire OF the
proaeh Of being foreign sovereignty He also proba
bly, wants, under his protection, TO form Mexfean
party opposed 10 Juarez well az 10 ranquish Nun
foes disciples by lowering bis flag 20 the Monroe doc
trine. which only makes war upon European tyrants
The newly called Princes wil should they ever come
TO the throne enjoy greater advantages than did their
unfortunate uncle, inasmuch they have been early
used TO cit among the rulers Of the people. 4
The Iturbide family, although little known In
Europe, preserved always kind OF prestige In Mexico.
where. so long as he lived. Prince Felix, the En-.
perors son, had devoted followers N. Cheydier. in
his interesting work Mexico says that the Mexicans
expended on him all their enthusiasm for monarchical
institutions, despite the short reign OF his father, his
absurd mimcres Of imperial grandeur, and his misera-
bic end.
Iurbde fell before the jealousy Of bis ancient
rades and particularly the jealousy Of Santa Anna
and the intrgues OF the American party then
called YorkiHos. After reignng ten months under the
name Of Augustus L. he was banished by Guadalupe
Victoria. Santa Anna, Guerrero and Bravo. In the
name Of the Congress- which granted BIN an annuity Of
$500 the conditions that ho would never return to
Mexico, and free passage 70 Europe on
board an Engsh vessel NJ. Cheyalier, more
over, states that this unfortunate Emperor
(who finally lost his life from giving way TO ht Of
home siekness) was In 1922 crowned along with his
vile. with great spendor The coronation ceremonial
close imitation Of that OF the Emperor Napoleons
In lsoi court created and the most fas
tidious etiquette observed Uphols,erers brought
from France 10 furnish the Palace week before the
Emperor was obliged 20 fly from Mexico an immense
sum vas paid for bed made after tho pattern OF the
ono occupied BY the Empress Josephine of the Tueries