New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

N Z" 10 80 ,r;,, IS % MS subject set up by
Sg,e;gn Govern It's grenFsy prejudice our inter
Its without admitting any reclpfocitg On uut
H. ut ,rrognations have been dictated in Almost
isit, .S Yu a.;s An agreement between the powers
~. IT,; ssbc chief Mediterranean ports will he the
ans Of removing the vexatou8 loss oil time ahd
soney now taking place CO
-, og.otive strength Of our military forces,
II ornonnted In June, 1919 to l3l,DOo men
sn I 90 5s horses. only amounts now to $4,000
on ard n 400 horses it viii soon be confined
% 81: ,bo limits assigned by the budget, AID viii
| ~ Lant therein. If circumstances permit, Inc
..g,anizatiop will only be dehnlrye aver the ad9P'
on of the projects oil law on the c"@ieS }sAeie,
sons Of battalions submitted last Juue' 9eFcIai
,dals are yet being made or N cpuII y.
T. .be purpose of increasing the welfare OIL the
@al9er diminishing the number OF non UGSenr& IN
| - corps, and modifying administrative control
soain call your attention to the projects OF ia"
Irbich are presented 70 you, and which may lm,
,,oye the position Of the officers, Commissioners
"a non. commissioned, and soldiers. 49,,
Algeria had suffered much from the politiea
vents OF 1913 the notable dimnution OF cur
IONS did not prevent cur brave army facing eve
- dancer Zaatcha taken after prodigies OF Yalor
d., cada subjected these acts consolidate our
5sn,ir,ion and allow rs to pursue the work OF pa
caca,icn In the province OF Constantine cor
nm, evrlored in May and June the country CON
aaered between Setf and Boogle the Benz I'M
Wi ,,,orc DESTROYED by the brave though untortu
. as4o General Barral and in few days the Benz
1eor,;I sbayed the same fate. In the south the
5;t,ict of the Aures was visited by our troops
l5e subiectioD of the Nemenicha ensured to our
Tarkets an important provision, and the new or
oapization of these countries Nay INTO the iate-
aor OF Africa.
The tranquility Of the Provinces OF Anglers per-
,,;,s If the continuation OF the works already be
mn the people have suffered much from famine;
Ga military authorities however, assisted them
h. all the means in their power.
s.Onict has been maintained in the province OF
Gran. ard everywhere, thanks to the intelligence
4 tbe officers OF our Arabian Offices, the natives
nnreciatc daily the Justice OF our administration.
Tbe worl of c0onizing continues; the ~ asricul-
tral colonies distributed in our three provinces
NAV. in time form fine establishments. \ hurc-
Dean population of l15,000 souls spread IN LIB
towns OF villages, IT 000 coloHsts having built, IN
value. 70 an amount of IA millions, show pro.
mess which hope viii MT cease. Our means OF
Communication comprise an extent Of $3.50 iiIloc
aetres Our telegraphic lines are composed of
"a noste and will be c0flrleted by 80 other pro
;actc1 Cnec
conafnrv mcosnres ore mirroring the health of
the ponulation nearly e.050 hectares Of marshes
have been dried up. At the same time the pro-
Nv. y, " Ho ,,o-Is ~ eanai and
$40 ~, 'Gi' " e. ;;otio ne
W. J"3S r. iili. -. -. 80, -
WV - " MI, ~ con - r w.
% 0ui 70" 10 l 'ii1:iJ No., - "
y Kihu hhVe peeh IaIsea 20 'His Jay
Inc important Motns VI i'ic o,s % ae
9e'h8 actWeiy coHt1hueu. ne manifestation
Das succeeded IN obtaining li5oInatlou .! d con
aderaoie qualiIity u AlhJf@ st.11a WHlCH wa
soon cohtflouI9 10 11e "eai1h % -Ai6etI" do Vg
49,, tr"s of cool;,o.l ~ rotta, and ofmodJer
ornat tha Wool
rob olrnadv Amounts - "a r5llione tbato skins
- o1 ,a;II;c!,s E;,oll ;,,,,oa ,,,rl,o of do
enso lnrrooEs car 40 6Go o,Id bosni4ols for
200 i 1't F
- a., 80, f. ~ W. 49,
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M I'' We o .e 5i9"'o' ri aHi % t'0 M Nd u
f lis coln
wv ''e'''ii-7 W 0O''i'i 10y '0' vas
To No,,. hoe hoo', ,'"in4orod ~, rosnocto.
~ 20? iio' ~ va q -
ao Ioo'nB III spit 3 u Tue sioi a
fno 0uu6pe' NJ ioi t5l'f ia - iIo
~ 'iat i'i.e " ~ 60 oI consists
,,lssoIo instood 81 995 which We had in
s.t;;. ~ 1o4e If en,na,ys % SCI men instead
II 90 IN Who are Inscribed on the lists of the
same voor The present elective force barely
rnaicao TO protect French interests in various
asrfs Of the Glot,A The spirit of our sailors is
excellent, and thos& devotion beyond proof The
workmen OF our arscnals enlightened by c%peri,
ence have resumed then works With activity, and
we can notice some of the most important OF
them, as, for instance, at Cherbourg the dyke and
basin new arsenal the 10 DIES Etam Ra ana tha
the sinking of the intenal basin. AT Io g the
curing and cleansing OF the roads-o99 nun part .H
q which is done lS[Jn [ roads 9I of tb5 island '
bayaro f0t Dor o Vnn5res all thot is necessary to
OF AIN At iG u Gnu ~ &c. A. Morseiiles
offer a safe refuge Tor the N0e' az ii'''0'''e''
The new BASIN.
In anticipation OF the inquiry that Is no" Pehu'
ing, the administration has been Obliged to post
pone all radical reform IN the divers branches OIL
an administration so complex as that OF the navy
Nevertheless, by adecrec Of the 10th OF January,
1850, the Council OF Admiralty has been constI'
tuted so to ensure to all the marine corps me
guarantees given 10 the o'l'oTs oi our i'eel' i"o
penal system in the navy has been submitted to
revision This important work was required by
naval ns well as legal men, and It VIII be submit
ted to you very Sooh' nc oIotnou1o
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