The Sun.
London, England, 1860-05-07 00:00:00

THE FRENCH IN THE BED SEA.

A letter dated Aden, April 18, says :—By advices
just received from that quarter, 1 understand that a
French steam transport, laden with the requisites
for forming a new settlement, had reached La
join
her and a steam•frigate was expected to
her in a few days. The destination of these two
vessels is avowed to be Adoolis, on the coast of
Abyssinia, though there can be little doubt that
the island of Dissee will be the first point in the
Red Sea occupied by our allies. It will be interest-
ing to note the reasons which will be advanced for
this new move on the part of France in this region.
As a counterpart of what is going forward on the
other side of the water, the tableau will iu all pro-
bability represent Dissee and Adoolis as the slopes
the Alps ; the rebel Dejai Nagoosi will stand in the
place of Victor Emmanuel, and the acquiescence of
40 families of poor fishermen who at present occupy
the island of Dissee will answer well enough for
the votes of Nice and Savoy. The necessity, too,
for the appropriation will not be unrepresented.
England possesses Aden, and has occupied Perim ;
se, to keep the Red Sea open for the world, France
takes Dissee. Turkey, like Switzerland, may pro-
test, but, like Switzerland, she may as well keep
her breath to cool her pilau.
Intelligence arrived yesterday that the French
corvette La Cordeliere, which left Aden on the 6th
ult., was aground on the island between Zanzibar
and La Reunion. There was hope of saving the
ship, but it is believed that she will be found seri-
ously damaged.

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