New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-18
GREAT BRITAIN.

lnE DEA11 VI MAAlhlLlANs
GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House of Commons on the 4th, in
reply 10 Mr. SandfOrd Lord Stanley stated that he had
received no official information of the report OF the exc
cuton of the Emperor Maximan but nc found tat Ine
report was accepted as true both at Iarls ana ehd
and he feared il true II IT was true 10 was de
porable and mpOc act but he did not see what speca
notice the House could take of II.
Sir L. Pak observed act dsgaceiul had ever
Consider MaSimiiian did not 90 10 Mexico as a tyrant
but 20 establish order and tranquility ana lac hOped aV
the House would express its adherence OF TINS crime,
and gave notice that when the oicia intelligence came
he would move resolution on the subject
The Grand Review, which was to nave taken pace on
execution Of the Queens cousin and the state pail when
had been some time announced TO be gwen AT bucAine
ham Palace, was also deferred.
The Lady of the Chancellor Of the Exchequer withdrew
the invitations which had been issued for large morn
ing party the 5 did also Miss Burdet COntts for
a similar gathering on the 9th A.,
The Times says that although we had no snare III the
policy which has TO such a disastrous end, although
the success OF the scheme for turning Mexico from re
desired the anarchy OF the country aDatc yet
there will he sincere regret here Tor the tate OF to
whose honor his execution nncts stain. among the
Austrans where he remembered with esteem and aec
ton. Deliberately, and in obedience TO the deestaDle
policy Of the country the life al the Archuuke mas pee
taken and another and Growing crime added 70 me
bOodstained annals OF Mexico. The savage spirit when
distinguishes the Spanards OF either hemisphere anu
which is intensified in the New World by an infusion
Of the blood Of relentless Indian and the barDarOus
negro, has been displayed m the moment Oh ms MN
victory 10y the PRESIDENT JuafeI; neser, soo af NV
seven wears ago. amid the anarchy of old Spain
has a wantOn and useless crime been committed III
either Spain Mexico spaniaTds in both worlds and on
both sides OF the equator nave been butchelhg ea,n
and system STYLED Liberal 1t said that the span
iards continually cOlugating the WORD 10 rlOo
shoot tbOu shoOtesf ne shoots we shoot. You shoot
they shoot within year the verb has been corrugated
in every mood and tense in Madrid and soldiers by the
dozen execution But nothing that has been done
under Ferdinand and his daughter or by Carst or Chris
tino parsans during the warnOthng that has been done
in the revolutions which make MP all that independent
Mexico has of history. Will compare with the cruelty ana
folly of this execution. There is general consent that
this has been cruel and dastardy act ana shc aeeng
will only he deepened by time. We cannot but believe
that after maLy years OF anarchy and political ven
geance the cup of Mexican evildong is well nlgh lul
and that the time approaches when the land must be poe
sessed by an ADLER nober, and a better race
Tie rail Mdi gazette says that MaXmllian adds another
Ia that list Of soyereigns who have been put to
deathMary Queen Of Scots, Charles L., Louis XVl and
now MAMMALIAN. Oh JuaieZ u Is unnecessary 10 hptaA
at length He SIMPLY acted after The KIND ana accord
ing to the custom of his country ,for he Is heai!
Thoroughbred and scarcely civilized Indian. (:
lie will poboby hold his position for certain time, and
execute other cruces more or less barbarous M ne Is
turned out III ms tarn 10y some stronger BlhI lHh ms
and possibly brought to fate Ike that which he m
SSa oil are the American Government and the En-
poror of the French Nothing that Louis Napoleon mas
done in the whole of his career VIII give 50 great =
blow 10 bls reputation lOf every ily ne ought 10
TO possess, as his Mexican policy IRON hrS 10 ias' ~
his final withdrawal from the contest was about
az ignOminious any transaction in modern French
grace rests upon him individually, and in degree upon
the French nation AZ large, which was profoundly OF
and Enthusiastically give way before implied threat
O. the part Of the United states and he thus
compelled 90 break his word 10 man who, IN reliance ON
il, had given up all that makes life valuable II y I'M
possible 10 conceive u0r bitter humiiatl3ii a1d VIII,
be written II viii never bc forgotten that be was hu-
initiated Ly the limited states and that the point Of his
humiliation that he found necessary 70 desert and
betay his friend al The cost OF that iIendH ne iaT
smaller causes han ms haze hcoTe nor peer {Gi 70 ocNr
Justify the policy pursued by the United States Coy
The English Court by command of the Queen goes into
mourning Tor q days on account oil MaAm'lahS death
FRANCE.
The Woniieur Of July ; says: The assassin
alton of tie Emperor Macmillan viii arouse feeling Of
universal horror The act of nfamy ordered by Julrcz
representatives OF the Mexican Republic an inciicrahe
stigma The reprobaiOu OF all civilized nations wlll he
head such ruler The sultan begged the Emperor 20
couutcrmnd The fctes, on hearing oi me tisfc ,l "i
MACMILLAN. The Court has gone into mourning Tor 81
IN the legislative Body the President announced that
the Emperor Macmillan had fallen victim TO detcst
able attack lie desired loudly 10 bear testimony To the
eprobaton OF the Chamber at such disgrace 10 honor
and civilization The Presidents remarks were received
Thc ~ tho Senate July s. referring to the ex-
ccuton Of the Emperor Maxmilau, said a" A horrible
national rist ana humanity The blood Of Macmillan
Will cling to those by whom has been she'd let MS pro
test against tins abOmiuahe outrage ueunst the civHa
lion of our time and let attach ourselves stl more
closely those generous aud liberal principles which led
us 10 consider such an act impossible. M
In consequence Of the death " the Emperor Macmillan
the American residents ia Paris cOuntemanded the tt
al the Pre- Catean which they intended tO have held IN
celebration of the anniversary Of American Indcpcnd
cnce and gave instead a banquet at the Grand Hotel
Two hundred and fifty guests were present. nd iOdsts
were drank TO President Johnson the Emperor Napoleon
| and France.
The PARIS correspondence OF The GioJe says -
An impression IS beginning 10 DC entertained IN well
Informed quarters that the French Government VIII be
under the necessity OF engaging ~ new war win MeA
TO ayenge the outrages inflicted on the honor oi
France. The murder OF the Emperor MaNimlian Is IN
reality outrage the French nation the murder OF
French citizens another France cannot without loss OF
prestige and without making her name by-Word on The
American continent, submit to such indgnlles IL
probable however that N she embarks ~ new war; she
will make attempt to TecOuqucr Mexico, or any pof
tion of the territory but will content herself with burn
! ing down Vera Cruz some other town on the coast
The Independence says IL is rumOred that the French
Government in order TO free itself as much as possible
| from the responsibility OF the death or MaXinliat
shortly intends publishing certain documents winch VIII
prove that the Government did all in ITS power to prevent
such sauguinary denodmet OF the Mexican DRAMA ana
that II used every OF persuasion To induce the En-
peror Macmillan to quit Mexico and return TO Europe
| with the French army
AUSTRIA.
| The Emperor Francis Joseph received the
of his brothers execution at the railway station Of
Munich June 49, He very much affected, and could
not restrain his The Court has gone INTO mourn
ing for seven weeks. Trustworthy adyces from Vienna
t n nn h0d de eg abSndoned Te 6Sea Gase
ans an autograph letter from the Emperor decreeing
that I'm grateful OF the distinguished services
rendered to the Imperial fleet by the deceased Emperor
OF Mexico, solemn funeral service sa DC ngll tro1
also have their tOpmast flags vailed with Grape for a
period Of weeks The whole press OF Austria have
ss@'"i''pi
Mexico in terms full of sympathy and pay high tribute
10 the memory Of Macmillan.
PRUSSIA.
The Prussan Court has gone into mourning for four
weeks
ITALY.
The King will go into mourning Tor 30 days
for the Emperor Macmillan
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE SLAVE TRADE on THE UPPER NILE.
Tn the Hon,e Of Commons on the 4h OF July, Sir f..
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