New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
FRANCE.
The brave General Lamorlciere has
refused take the oath in the following letter addressed
to the Minister VI " ar, and dated Brussel dsy IL:

The brave General LamOrlclere mas
refused t, take the oath in the following letter addressed
to the Minister VI Var, and dated brusses Hey IA:
"Gepers' TsI 1. IN Ms home thrown -a 'gison. pro
have 60 ~ .~r e. 'f - t Al = le'''j 10 ths
man wnosa foSer '-,.- g., .,.-i-s - only n'A aimed
by force
" But do lrsnt enalir. "a TER depart nen con
tsns paragraph which euty ios 20 the generals
who have been tarsnd aha imposes o them the obligation
al the cath Two months are allowed 10 those VINO reside IN
Belglum To reply TO this summons
IL hear said all SIDES that the oath IS not bndns to-
ward vino kept his Widely az this doctrine
is used reject It, Delay do not requre-the oath
rtuse.
know the consequences of my resolution Tweuty-nine
years and bait passed Ia the 81 campaigns resulting
from Is years III Algeria (troa May, lSO to January
l8i rendered France abroad and during
the fatal of June 1873 which perhaps MT
yet logotcns this will be reduced to nothing shall DO
struck out from he lists Of tie amy Once more will he
prove that rank the mercy Of arbitrary power That
Man 10 1884, he could not lose II b by the sentence of
Court Martial That law is framped under foot by Gov
erlment hich respects neither person nor property
F,pcr :. seopt TO bs torn from INV hand Wn.p cmIs 90
with it under such Government But n-whlch God for
resume and light for national independence. history
.s me that IN Pressnee OF extreme dansers
oath brave who march In defense of the country
(>ignedl General De LAMORiciERE"
A similar letter has been received from
Generals Bedeau and Lef6.
The Presse. in Its weekly commercial
review, says
The retail trade Of thu capital has profed largely by
the presence Of the nunbsr OF strangers who came 70
the fees. great quantity OF goods soh In the
shops, aud slmost every branch OF business has been
benefited by tie influx OF sight seers Toe trade of
Paris hsd need OF this favorable circumstance as for
several months past the racurers the depart
mens had been better treated far .nds were
concerned than the icles made il Paris where the
revival OF business only partial The foreigners
who lately arrived, and in particular the hussh nave
made considerable purchases IA to exports they have
been late this yesr but the which have last
arrived from tie United States have brought orders
for French goods Tue mercantile position of the United
States bias much improved within the last six months
Ii may be remembered that in February the adyices
from New York announced great gut OF goods that
forced sales effected al from 40 so per cent of
Toes But the last letters from North America are more
satisfactory great part Of the goods on hand had
BE- DISPOSED OF in the interior OF the country and the
American dealers, requiring new supplies, have
sent over large orders particularly for the goods
fsctuy ed az Rouen and Mulhsusen-"
The delay of two months granted by
the decree of the 18th of March, to foreign holders of
the Five per Cent Rensss to decide between reimburse
ment and conversion. expired on Friday. midnight
The demands for reimbursement amount 10 lrT73,l3o