New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29

tina, lasting friendship would spring up between
the Republics
NJ. Dupont dc LEurc addressing the Ambassa
dor, said SIR, in offering my hand assure YOU that
the French people tender the hand OF Friendship to
Americans
when they quilted the Hotel de Vile. he guard
presented arms. Cries OF " Long live the Republic
Of the United States saluicd the Ambassadjr
Great Demonstrations by American Citizens.
On the 9Th Of March inst. the provisional Gov
eminent received deputation Of $50 citizens Of
the United States, who walked to the Hotel de
Vile, bearing American and French ilags on the
same Atsif Mr.. Goodrich in the name OF his cOuu-
trymen presented brief and complimentary al
dress, saying;
Genfensa Members Of the Provisional French Govern.
mcn As citizens OF the United States and Anne spec,
tatofs Of Paris have offer
atoms and ask yeur acceptance Of two Gags
~ cmb,ems q eternal alliance between france ana The
Grateful IscoectonS,f past ties the smit7 which has
existed between you snd u.s. prompts US 70 % the hIs 10
and admiration with which recent events nssife
the night q every nation 10 form It's own
Government We sincerely coDgr atul ate ycu On the
mighty Revolution you have framed, and We be per
mitted fecitste France the choice Of Republican
system recognizing the true basis on which al Just Gov
erDmsnfs must rest.
The great princ pies OF Liberty and Political Equslit
have been the bsss on which depended yeur recent
Wehsve adnired the msgoanmity Of the French Peep
order aud law after great tumnlt and confusion
We Of great good TO France and 10 N
kind and the that hat has been % nooy be
gun will be consammated in the establishment q Jost
liberal Government and the enjoyment Of Peace
and Prosperity among the Citizens Of great countries
Accept the Testimonials Of the sentiments which MI our
hearts pese be assured thst the OF the
luton you have achieved will be hailed by countrymen
the SIDE Of the Atlantic with emotions OF hope
and JOY for France, and for q e world
Arsgo replied II his conviction that France aud
America would live in the most intimate relations Of
ffi-udship y and union
We receive the e0lors with gratitude They shall be
placed ia the Hotel de Vile. trust that desposu Oh all
never attempt 70 snatch them thence. Loud applause J.
The doubs flag then placed Ia the Sale DIES Reception
The Deputaton then withdrew amid cries Of
Vice la Repubiqve!
COMMERCIAL PRosPECTs.-A Paris paper states
that the of Paris is In such condition as
70 demand the care of the Provisional Government
number of merchants met TO adopt suitable
means of averting a crisis, they think, which they
thought was threatened. They considered tn at
the establishment of Discount b ank with a CAPT
tai of twenty millions of francs would meet the ext
gencies
Capital was proposed to be furnished thus three
millions by the merchants Of Paris. in coupons of
600 and Of 500 francs five millions by the City Of
Paris twelve millions from the public Treasury
Bv means of this sum, commercial paper could be
discounted aud public works facilitated. The prop
ostion was received with favor by the Bank Of
France.
There have been 100 failures in the British King
dom since the last advces. A lower business is
done in consequence of the large failures by the
merchants and bankers in England Europe, &c.