New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20

II 70 see the official journal In the bitter
ness OF its regret even @ sTds IN the new world
from which all the interior caamtlcs OF iS
date il is not less curious the very country gwen
nm 70 fine limited States which expedition Mas LOT
ever beyond the action OF tne gd in Is
OF North America Nothing could more aDOuu III iessons
of all kinds than such change; we VII not HOW
ever dwell upon II The most oraanss ming s
ptess character OF its predictions with regard 10 Mex
co; the MoneT becomes almost DiDc AZ J IL ana
proplesying The President OF the senate saia IN ms al
dress of the day before yesterday Rely upon IT, the
blood Of Macmillan VIII rest upon ISG Tn aS Seo on
still further; it enyelOps III It's Ie wnoe
the execution of Maxmilian was mercy tne aet OF sol
ders animated by terrible longing iOr reprlsals, and
in that case ,D why res spoT Of this sanga
nary dramai OK this execution was demanded by the
nation itself and in that case %n for tSe o. Ho
of the overthrow OF the republican In Mexico
that bad GGe5 Non on however, S te
NAV be the grief which such acts rs those OF Querataro
aronse I'm the friends OF humanity that not reason for
Ireyocaby cOndemning nation for placing under the
ban of civilization, for outlawng History has never
ratified the severity Of such judgments The execution
Of Charles did not prevent Europe from seeking tho
alliance OF Cromwell The condemnation and death Of
Louis XVI did not prevent the COaltlOn from ftcOSnL
ing the French republic.
The Paris correspondents OF the London papers under
takes to reflect upon the sentiments tof tho French capt.
tai. lie of The Times thus writes:
The execution of the Emperor Macmillan has excited
among all classes OF the population OF this city feeling
of horror for his mrcres, and OF compassion lol ther
victim Crowds of persons without distinction OF party
called 10 leave their names at the Austrian ana Bel
gan Embassies since the Of the death Of Manihan
solemn service will he celebrated IN The course OF me
week III the Church oil 81 C0iilde, the parish Ine
Austrian Embassy for the rcposo OF the soul OF MMml'
ian. A Mass said on Friday by the Papal Nunco
il the chapel of his! hotcl WIN the same ihteh9h Ins
Austrian residents in Paris have met at the residence OF
Count Itchy, COmmssiOnerGcneal for the Austrian TX
hibon, 10 agree address expressing coincidence
on the terrible calamity which has bcaen the House OF
arsbug The Emperor Francs joseph on o Dcig NH
mated how deeply he touched by the proofs OF sympa
thy which he receives nom every quarter me Emperor
Napoleon the flrs Ia send by telegraph 10 vienna
the IMPRESSION Of his grief aud horror at the catastrophe
The Teegr0ph correspondent writes in his usual intense
way:
The loud moan OF grief. which is almost cry for ven
Gcancc pervadcs all France since have 1een ID Iarls
have never sympathy 30 great, or indignation eh
pressed strongly Had MaNm!llan dled on me ned
people would have regretted and fogotten had he been
Shot at when taken, the French would nave shrugged
their shoulders nd said, Fortune dc la guer ana III
few hours have forgotten the event Dlt lhe GeDu ave
murder, the pretended tJl and the delayed execution
alone and the Frercn are The papers
OF every shade opinion agree that it is murder that
beings and that Mexico no longer be treated rs
civilized country, or recognized among nations.
The correspondents OF The Noysing Post writes:
Since the OF the surrender OF the CITY OF MeXco
some dsquietudc was ielt to the fate OF NJ Io MIN
lister Of France there The French Government mas re-
octi,s conformaby 90 the orders transmitted 10 him had
left the city II captuat6d ana had arrived ~
Vera Cruz. lie 10 20 at once ON board the ftncn
steamer the Phl gChOn stationed at that port after
having eoniidcd the prGircno 0t PoIr
PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE AND CORPS LEGIsLATH.
Both In he.Senate Corps cglsatif on Friday 9th
Juy the Presidents referred 10 Maximilians death In
the Senate Mr.. Troplong rose and said
GENTLEMEN: In one Of recent sttnes the interest
which taken here IN all noble causes M called oflh
expressions Of hope in favor Of the Emperor MaXnlan
We were, ii appear. IN error and we nave NJ present
only TO express sentiments OF ahiCton llnoyemont
horrible crime has been perpctated contrary To tue laws
Of war the right OF nations and The lawson humanity
mas been transformed and barbaty into VIC
tim They who have inundated the prince 40 loyal ana so
SINCERE whom such imposing manila stations from the ma
ton had come Mamar 10 seek and 0neT tie vacant
throne these men Il they merit thar name do NOT feps
sent either the people or form or government
and odi6ns sncccs4 iappiansel which
DESTROYS its enemies prior 10 destroying itself Appro.
batioul For gentlemen. he certain that tlc Dooa Oh
Macmillan will fall back on the men who have shed H.
(Ycs yesl Such is the doom ~ inilcNbe justice TIE
death Of that innocent prince VIII 30 more INJURY 10 s
nernTeirators than he coud iuhcted them 10y
cinyv Iet rs tler, fore protest against this ubOmina
bic outrage the civilization ~ our Time ana lcl US
cling more firmly 10 the generous aud liberal principles
vb,cb led ms 10 suppo-c il impossible. Oud applause
NJ Adolphe BarI0t-And the Infamous traitor Lopez,
who is member OF the Legion ~ Honor! What measure
are taken with respect TO HINT VIII that marx oi
honor be left on his hrcaStt =,
The President That consideration belongs 10 me duties
of the Council OF the Order which certainly VIII not ia
la It's duty. .--,,.,,. ..
Marshal BaGamr~Hc shall be degraded as matter OF
Viscount De Ia Gueronncre-rhe public conscience
| IA
', ~, ID" Iado1cctc-Tcrc is no doubt that tho mat
ter viii be properly decided II It has not been done al
In the Corps Lee,atlf. the manifestation was more
quiet: . o., 1.,-. -. =,
Yesterday every refused 10 believe that the Emptr9.
NaNiman had pcrslcd tie victim ~ an Odlous deed Az
present only know the fact TO he too true TOT the crime
has been contaminated The affecting intelligence was
ofrlcay announced this morning, accompanied ny tho
expression Of sentiments in which the whole OF France
viii share general cries OF Yes, ycs) But Pres
dent desires TO manifest openly ~ lhe lfglSlVe DOuy
the IcprObatiOn which he inspired win ny Suc an out
rage ON civilization. Loud aud prolonged MARKS OF a'
WoNaLl ~ ., 49,. -, ..,,. Ia
benccfoIth inspire the civilized world with horror aud
contempt UrGS bieii, TRES bis7U.
NJ. Bcmontet The Emperor nayImian was only con
qucTed by Infamous treachcry.
Count de Ia Tour Both cruelty and cowardloc!
MINERAL SERVICE N AUSTRIA.
The OFFICIAL Ga-e0c. vienna. July G. contains an auto
lu memory Of the distinguished services rendered 10 the
Imperial fleet by the deceased Emperor OF Mexico, sol
emn funeral service shall be held throughout the Austrian
navy. All ships In commission shall also have their top
mast flags vailed with Grape for period OF seven weeks
COURT MoURSING-ENGLAND, ITALY, AND PORTUGAL.
The Kings of Italy and Portugal will 20 into mourning
for Macmillan.
Supplement TO the London Gd-ede gives the following
directions for court mourning
"IoRD CnMBERIAfN's OFFICE, July g. 1867.
Orders for the courts gong INTO mourning tomorrow
the 9th inst for his late Majesty the Emperor Of Mexico
Vz:Tbe ladies to black six frnged plain linen
white gloves, necklace ana earrings, black or white
ful-trmmed frnged plain linen, black swords, and
buckles The court 10 change the mourning on Sunday
the 2lst inst, vZ.:Thc ladies 10 black silk vel
vet coOured ribbons, fans, and ppets or plain white
white aud gold, white and silver suis with black
ribbons The gentlemen TO wear black coats, and black
plain white white and gold, or white and silver
stuff waistCcats, fun trimmed, COOurod swords and
buckles And Sunday the 2s.h lust, the court TO so
\ out Of mourning.
! OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS oS MAxnUTAN-THE CHURCH
| PARTY MADE RESPONSIBLE TOR his FATE.
According to the IidfptndaH1 Beige the French Gov
order 10 prove that the Clerical party Mexico really
responsible for the fate OF AIa1miah We find the fol-
lowing IN the Correspondence Butler;
| "when the French were about TO leave Mexico Maxi