The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22
MANMILIAN's EXECUTION.

MAxIMILlAN'S EXECUTION.
Earl Derby's Announcement 20 tho English
.-.a -ta- Peers.
In the English House OF Lords on tho 9th OF July
Lord REDuIrFE said that seeing his noble
friend at the head Of tho government 10 hs place. he
wished TO put 10 him question OF considerable interest
and TO which lao had given him private notice. IL re-
lated TO tho Emperor MAMMALIAN and the alleged I'M
noble friend whether the goyerpment had received any
official account OF the Emperor Maximiaps death, and
whether Il the goyerament bad received H. Il was their
their condolences S to her ks S' o. ahss must ss
jeci to which no wishedtor moment g d..sot the at
tenea 81 bis nn.. iriend AID that Tas the continued
de!oas0n u tho Abyssinian caplVcs.
re Earl OF DERBY said he hid only just received from
his noble friend private inmation that he intended
to ask questions Ho would be obliged If he would
postpone the ono relating to the captiyes IN Aoyssna
fate OF the Emperor MAMMALIAN he had TO STATE that he
had received within the last few hours telegram from
longer s saS S1s19sy subject rEs ssan
FROM xE FAME
Nsa.tIec has ja.t received sssss% ira,a FrsasA
Sr % ssss Sa ian ia y 9
effort made to save him. the tone Of the victorious party
States; they refused up ths Emperors body the
as &c he IL g.
Earl ,Se lords @ SAY Sa
share in the feelings OF all your (cheersat
this most unnecessary, most cruel and most barbarous
murder, which must excite horror in every civilized
country. lCheers) II Is murder purely gratutous,
and SO far from producing any beneficial effect only
add TO the series Of which that unhappy country has
been for many years the subject and fear only
too probable that 1t will have to sustain similar mseries
for many years to come | hope my noble friend viii
opinion as TO whether your lordshps will be invited
express your feelings on the subject by any public
ach
vscount STRArFoRD DE RRDoIFr. said that member
OF that House he begged TO state that he would bring
Maiesys government did not think that sualesn. roa
sons existed for inviting an expression OF opinion from
the House with regard 70 the matter.
Lord BRIDESMAIDS hoped the noble v5count would give
public notice Of his question: and not give II privately,
as he in habit OF doing. The giving Of private
notices prevented every other peer from taking part in
discussion Of the questions brought forward. al
though they might feel an interest In them II was ex-
licly II might induce noble lords to down 10 the
House and tako part in the debates tHoar, hear,
Queen victoria's Opiaiou.
london July o. correspondence OF Manchester Guar
dnn.] .-
On Friday there is 10 be discussion on recent events
in Mexico Mr. Otway brings forward proposal that
Minister Mr. Scarlet, should be recalled IN order
to mark this eouniys roprob.ton Of the execution Of
the Emperor MAMMALIAN Lord stanley Il ID SAID objects
TO being forced ato taking such step, which would,
no doubt, bo the avowa Of q policy at variance with
that mperurbabls neutrality which no has always adj
voca,ed, and which far he has practised Other men,
bers OF the Cabnst take of the old Pitt snd sid
mouth view and would not DO difficult, IN the present
i-hun,or Of the tory party, to blow up antiregicde
fame
II would be mistake however to suppose that this
movement should II take place, Is any way inspired
by the Court The Queen, II is understood, lends
countenance 70 hot or hssty counss processing resent
against the republicans of Mexico She Is we'll
read in constitutional principles 10 suffer her sympathy
for Maximiians widow TO confound her judgment as
TO the unwisdom OF bis course, and the impolicy
Of shaping diplomatic behavior by the deplo-
rabIo events he himself precipitated. The Queen,
should haps gone % Merieo; and that having gone,
he should have tarnIshcd his brief reign by the
% With
out his absence doing any hurt TO British interests IN
Mexico; and at tn. end Of That time Iuarex shall be
recosnized up TO 1894. when our penpotentiary Sir
Charles wyke returned to Europe We shall then DO free
to accredit some else minister to Mexico But
for Parliament TO sit In judgment events with which
England has nothing to do and TO break on diplomatic
relations on account Of them Is . course which the
majority or tia House OF Commons Is very unlikely to
favor.
No Austrian RcprisaI..
Referring to tho telegraphio announcement from
Vienna that Admiral Tegethoa IL to proceed to Mexico
an Austrian squadron will accompany him. the Paris
Dt ofJuly o. declares that the second part OF that
assertion appears 70 u completely ,nsdmissies
. coffin. The mission OF the conqueror Of LISA with
strong force into Mexican waters would seem to an
sans We most heartily wish that means could be
found to capture the bands which seized and put TO
death the brother OF Francis Joseph but is the thing
possibleS On the other hand would there not be
much Injustice as barbarty In bombardng Vera Cruz
and thus punishing TOR tns Emperor murder 'ne sown
will doubtless understand just like France. what Is tho
most prudent course at the present to en-
trust to the ambitious gadators OF Juarez themselves
the task Of chaaing each Other. and ezierminafing e-
sacss turn BY turn In sangunary anarchy, Alas
his accomplioss . little sooner
Military Kxecusion.
from the London News, July To-
II Is only too easy 10 account for and excuse the do
essag Congregations into which some Of our contempo
rares who conspcuousy appauded the attempt Of the
Emperor Napoleon 10 found vicarious empire In
Mexico, aud others who habtually practise upon the
readers, are dsscsntpg upon the dsplorabe execution
Of tho Archduks Maximfan Of Austria. These jour.
dent Jasrsz ass9 'O ana a. sssu
him 10 the execraon Of the civilized world and Of pos
tey, and invoked the retrbution Of the United States
government-of all governments in the world
| IN clearing ne wssern vorld ef an inradino army
their suppressons and distortions Of the truth and
their hollow defamation az conclusive verdict upon
series Of transactions Of which the court martial Al,
Querearo is the last and post amsnsable but no, per-
haps the most dsgraceful Without surprise, bat not
ss s and shame We d sGss y.
hiionne and Potie In expressions Of remorss which
read like M Broadheads indignant dsnunciations Of
Need Ne protest that there 10 not man with heart
in his breast OF whatever political party or opinion, who
contempstes without the profoundest Pity the tragic
destiny Of prince endowed with all the charms and
OF character which In private life yin the love OF
ns M, roc 1 py og any pos
OF the pres Of Europs. which hes peculiar right 70
condemn and deploe On act OF vengeance and the los.
| forgiveness IL Is the liberal and democratic
| parry, who, In 1s4s, abolished the punishment
i OF the European press which, IN 1884, dissuaded
the unfortunate Archdukc Maximiian from offering him
self as e dups and ne rt Of the Emperor Nspoleons
/ dreams and designs Thoss dreams and designs Do.
pended for their fulhlment on ne dspon asd sbrer-
sion IF ne Amwicun vepubc and NE recognition by fore.
Of Of ne ddrehodfrg C0nfsdsvucv ~ the cost OF
untold caiamcs for the greater glory OF the second
empire. Our tory contemporaries are 81 least con-
Il hsw ths m