New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-14
THE FRENCH EMPIRE.
PARIS.

PARKS.
yAIsR aUMoRs RESPECTING THE EMPRESS CHAR
LOTTBs SUCCESS WITH THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON
PREPARATIONS FOR BRINGING BACK THB FRENCH
TROOPS FROM MExICO-ANxIRTY ABOUT THR
PAYMENT OF MEXICAN LOAEs-NAPoLEoNIcl INTER
vENTIoN A FAILURE IN MRxIco--PREscH DIPLo-
MATIC RELATIONS WITH PRUssIA-THB SsUR-
RBcTIOS IN CANDIDA AND THR EASTERN CUES
TIoN-THB FRENCH PRESS on THE NEw-oRLEANs
MAssACRE-A FRENCH PUBLIclsT ON NRw'BN-
eLAND-sHAM PkTRIoTIsM-A NOTE FOR Mr.
BAREUM-LITBRARY ITEMS.
gssp Our Special Correspondent
PARIS, August 81. ls6s.
That the Empress Charlotte reached Mramar day be-
fore Yesterday Of the few reports about that lady,
her mission to Europe and its results that can be trusted
for its uDembroidered complete truth brief selection
fom many Others in circulation respecting her and Mex
can affairs may possibly interest you The Memorial Dip
Oatque which was up and sets up 10 be the ocous
organ sort Of "Moniteur" of the Mexican Empire in
Europe speaking Of the mission Of the Mexican Empress
20 her husbands French patron and of the six long inter-
views they have had adds, authontatlyey THAT the
Empress Charlotte has expressed herself in presence Of
her attendants IN such way as TO leave 1t TO be IN
dersOOd that she had 10 regret the agues OF
her Journey The moony, nebulous style OF the
paragraph is different enough from that one IN TINS
same Mcm Dip Of few numbers ago. wherein the story
Of the Empress having left Mexico pronounced TO be
che absurd invention nlSclleI NEWS
mongers La Patre the last Of the Paris daies that
holds for Maxas 1t the last that kept lis fidelity
90 the g. S. a. Rebeonasserted the other day that
Government waTteameT was ordered 10 be got ready 10
convey the Princess Charlotte 10 Vera Cruz another
Trustworthy story has been set ost 70 the effect that the
lady had succeeded in arranging considerable loan with
large bankers here who had found still enough in the
already oyesid Custom duties OF the Mexican ports for
base Of security. That the Emperor promised her his
sgood Offices with the United States Government
aeeed 10 grant leave 10 as many French ocerkOf the
Mexican contingenlss wished 10 take service IN Mexs
Ermy, and agreed 70 pass over 70 the Mexican war De
parment such supplies Of clothing, &C. as were IN the
French Commssay at favorable terms is said with ke
hood OF general truth but that Napoleon engaged him
self 10 anything serious than this IS still less be-
ieVed n possible this week than when wrote you last
The news Of the conspiracy against Max, got up among
the party that called him 10 Mexico, OF his consequent
little eorp d. eat and reconstruction OF his Ministry, OF
president Johnsons proclaimed disregard OF his blockade
and indeed the sum Of all the Of the week that
reaches from your side Of the water have strengthened
the pubcs conviction that Max's days as Emperor are
numbered. Government here applies none OF IT'S many
means way Of the press otherwise 70 weaken such
conviction. On the contrary, It's high officers show
through thin vail of pronunciation that II IS theirs
The transports getting ready TO leave next week or
soon After which TO bring back the hst 3Vo troops
from Mexico. The remaining number VIII Dc 700 small
for the dignity Of Marshafs command ana bazaile
exceedingly anliked by Max and ady-Will turn them
over 10 Cen Douay and make hls escape man! o,'Vs
think that Max. viii start about the same Tune ior
EuTope-or perhaps even got in little ahead How his
new French Minister of War and Finance and Gen
Douay viii settle up matters IS fertile theme OF sterile
People hereabout are more directly interested 10 know
how tie holders Of MaI promises pay the loans to
he satisfied There said 70 be nearly 100000 OF the
French holders large portion Of them persons Of small
means drawn 20 take hold by the brilliant attraction Of
exofbtan interest and Of chance al the 900 prizes
Doubtless the very brance Of the benefits indicated lack
Of soldify; but though the investment was IN no sort
legally guaranteed by the French Government, II was
thea commended IL was fuTtherod and advised BY It.
And, moreover il the French Government that
received % best part Of the subscriptions or the last
loan, poor Max got about Sc 100000 francs Of which II Is
supposed about 600 900 went 70 the payment Of Arch
duke Aaxmans European debts 30 oil that Ienainedio