New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
to submit to the control of the agents of the French Gov

p 10 ConUOl Oi tue agents vi pVf-
ernment.
The Patrie of last evening states that as soon as the
Emperor MaKimiian received notice OF the Empresss
illness he at formed the resolution OF proceeding 10
Mamar. lie subsequently, however, altered his inten-
ton in consequence Of the representations OF the leaders
OF the Conservative party and determined 10 return TO the
City Of Mexico, and there formally abdlcate On the
18th of November the Emperor had not yet arrived in the
Mexican capital but it is not known whether any further
change has taken place in His Majestys resolutions
The France announces that letters have been received
in Paris from the Emperor Maximlan dated Orzaba,
Nov H. but adds that they refer principally 70 certain
arrangements which His Majesty desires should be made
In the residence of the Empress Charlotte at Mramar,
and TO the stops to be taken for that purpose.
La L6erte speculses at length upon the middle about
the Mexican Empire 1t points out that this enterprise
ends it began in world Of uncertainties aud conjec
lures II 1864 long uncertain whether Macmillan
would 10 Mexico, and now we only know that VIC 10
not know whether he has started homoward
IL regrets that while the Atlantic Cable Is so lavish OF
dispatches TO NJ Bombees and the Archduohess Sophia,
it cannot afford the Moa,ter a single word say any
thing to encourage the French who have great interests
at stake.
PARIS Dec l2-Tbe Patre of this evening states that
Porro Diaz who in command of theJuasts at Oalaca,
has issued proclamation ordering that the lives and prop
erty Of the French residents be respected and threatening
with severe punishment any persons who may infringe his
orders on this subject.
THE LONGEST CABLE DISPATCH.
La Lbere also returns TO the subject Of the long dis
patch sent from Washington 10 Mr. Bigelow, which 1t
hrst reported to the public 1t says 1t required ten hours
to transmit it at seven words per minute and cost more
than G2OOO
THB NEW ARMY ORGANIZATION.
The journals comment generally in favorable tone
upon the army organization adopted the substance of
which is that IL adds so per cent TO the available force OF
the empire in an emergency.
PRUSSIA.
The following dispatches have been received in Lon
don
THE PRUssIAN CHAMBERS.
BERLIN, Dec. ll.In to-days sitting the Chamber OF
Deputies sanctioned the permanent well as the excep
tonal expenditure for the Bay of Jahde .,-. =
The proposal Of the committee relating to the grant OF
500 900 thaler for the improvement and ortifcaton OF
the Prussan naval establishment at kiel, was almost
unanimously agreed to.
BERLIN Dec I2-In to-day's sitting Of the Chamber
of Deputies, before the Budget relating to the Govern
ment mines agreed 10, the Minister OF Commeoe dc.
cared in the most positive manner that the Government
had intention Of selling the coal mines OF SaarbrCcken
TO private company
NORTH GERMAN CoNFERENCB-A WARNING TO HAEo-
YER.
BERLIN Dec I2-The ministerial conference, which Is
TO deliberate upon the Constitution of the North German
Confederation, will meet in this city the 18th inst.
Prussia will betrspresened by Count Bismarck and
Herr Savigny. The somi-oicial ProciRsdi Core
spOndez expresses hopes that the measures which have
recently been adopted In Hanover will serve as warning
and will relieve the Government from the necessity OF
carving out TO their full extent the which
it has been resolved, if necessary TO adopt
PRUSSIA AND THB POPE.
BERLIN, Dec. 1.-THE semiofhcial North German
Gazette of this evening says:
The communications contained in the Berlin correspond
the Pate relative 70 the position taken up by Prussia
question only far true that the Prussian
Government as already announced has expressed It's earnest
wishes the Italian Cabinet that understanding may be ar
rived with the Court OF Rome The expectations which the
further publicity and the state
men In the Paris correspondence the Cologne Gaze that
the had received its intelligence from the Prusian en-
bassy in Paris is also without foundation"
PRUSSIA AND SAXoEY.
DRESDEN, Dec ll.-The official Dresden Journal OF TO-
day publishes article exhorng the Saxon press 10 cnl
tivate good feeling toward Prussia cordial under
standing between the two countries the earnest wsh o.
the Saxon Government
HEssR- -DARMSTADT.
DARMsTADT, Dec. 1.-THE elections in Upper Hesse
for deputies TO the North German Parliament are hxed 70
teke place IN the middle of January
PETITION PROM NORTHERN sCHLEswIG
deputation OF the inhabitants from the town OF
Hsdelsleben had been received by Count Bismarck In
reply TO their inquiries the Minister stated that the popu-
lar vote in North Schleswg whether those districts ore TO
belong to Prussia Denmark, will be taken, hut not
until after the consolidation Of the state OF Affairs gone
rally in the Elbe Duchies