New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20


Who bad been seiZsc - the 'hlnfts Iyvcflm1lf,
~rh me cruel pci.y usual OF s1ca Oc,Ls on5. In
tsiF instance lie ftsa SIS c4i ION Ihe iDftheAi'
tr,ast and exfIeMftits ~ ne sdtefef attn short
-. xk.h v.s en- fIs .a1.. before fle meeting d.
lie hccv VS. Immensely taken from ift cross
So m, head cut Of. The duration q t1e punish
EeLt Was about four 90 I've m,hnses. lr 'oeies
wsre then packed rp in ,- iAs and carried away.
National satisfacuon-Tne French 1t salee.
The followlsg narrative and appeal has
s,er trarsui. &c TO Us t.on Morocco SAYS TIE L.r-
eo- Tfu,s Ancwi.g for 9ossiois errors in tfsns.'
zion, We give tie s-afsnel' as "e nave Isisi'ei q.
"PsAisE D. TO GoD
Prom lie Pear "a God, 60 .Ae iA's' 4eAfhei
ard reuov rrt WIl-rrs ~ me Lngish new 'tprt'-
teose iou-ns he ccul atom % which et.cils over
TIE whole EARN. ~sOSe ~oTds are .Ae "of4s o.
irth a. = he JUSTICES ~ hose o. tsSse IS A. -
ssifssideIt .hos- magic Inauence o3rfhf' on t'f
ccs.lnes OF rar0ns as "eii A. inisi1uis ana ~ ''e
poXCr Il uCIe 20 be CONSIDERED tlth flf tit tS-l'
f1r p.iUf6s iTsE2ls a.. her Fc1rco's
"Praise be 10 Goo. ~ DO : one. sAsle ana uhq ~
The Eternal Lofc &c-pIVefs perpetual a e'ei'
1--WE have ever found your na;iou-nsy Gotcon'
time 20 add 10 rs abundance AM prosperity i'fe,
most IN promoting the happlnes. oi tle ~ *, ana
reiey,ss tae.o IN ;neir distress. Ihe veSs Ot the
Euglisll3an are NaafiAoIe, as ears are never ueA'
10 the con plant Oi the oppressed
We therefore, fhed win the most sicrea ia-
solraflCrs Of patriotism and love CT justice. co ne
forv ar aAl record tae acts Of justice tud pend
icus behavior of those Sc o -. Aene-, those p-f-
sererfpe enemies Of Gods word tnd of everything
else that Is holy--lho tren q. MAY COZ c0AioIha
their couuses. Ehatlsf SIC rane"uTA OF ia"if gov
eminent. and 1-las them iO snel IA ine 'pNsAh'
nation ii winch pTocettingS were ne ara inr voice
Of thelT cannon. tie widows lament, ara me Or
phar's clY We speak 81 the recent 0onohfimehi
Of cur peace fui toSn tSaeel. Ma, sue never again
be moie,teul uayilg lOoked upon tnese Affairs NltA
the e'e OF q Wa,chll and latrrestet observer We
purpose now. bv ths blessing Of Cod 20 lav before
ffr .f-h IN lea a
that took place that black day, as as3 tne causes
which led 20 tee ca.amltous event
"kuON, then. thai some mOALhS ago a vessel ot
the French nation Vas thrown upon the s10re OF tne
rlyef of Salse The Wind Nas strong, TIE sea Nfs
rough and, by the united violence Ot the t"o, the
ship Vas broken T. pieces. lct jae tialcn say
some Of olT eihftu broke up The vessel Goi iof'
bids hes and TINS statement lsiase, as Is proved by
the facr tlat ~ VTtcA vas sn)stQ sod oy tle
French Consul AZ RsoN Ter thirty collars. Inc
greater psTI OF the ,argO as saved AID sold o. ahc
tion. q snail TorIou, ho"evsT-siz., hi1y Gags oil
Whea,-w4s LET. Oh the shofc which some g me
yOorCst Of our bletnlen-maN they ne ptldoaed iof
then not able ~ Withstand iAe Ailufehcnls o
the Eva Soint, ana yielding % the yetnins> OF
Their stcmachs too long pressed by StNFaIion' a'e
nav GeyOurtd OF tre spot.
OuT haid (Sity Aoha'Ae. Ben A3l-el-Aii}
Zneeber) Did al ne could 10 restraln his SUBJECTS
from taklng Nnat was not 1neu own nAt the a)
psais ~ excessive hunger oteImstclsI aitAou)
loGcesi Irllutuons. We 10 aut jus-.if tl1 aeci-
God forpd but We have ever been wiling - fe
UffA Ut lA HNfWLltf liE flr t"tNtHs 81 NstN tN't
have not been repaid for m IN plunterec property
IS their own fault for their Consul IN id1ker re-
fused to comply WIN tle It4ttnt OF tht N.'A
Basha. that he .fhe French ConauD should -lFe no
over It's own signature clear statement oi rae
amount vi The loss. IN org cr that the money nghI
be Immediately uad TINS - SIS fcasontp'e, seeing
ttat The Consul at aba, nat previously prescate.
claim Oh tbs occasion Tor $50, "h.cA sum vas, "a
a second occasion. raised 90 500. oa a lard D.
amounted TO muchlaofe ana, lastly, God kno sswaaf
Wa demanded.
us there Justice IN France We cannot but be-
heye TIA. there Is, and some OF The French " nis-
tiers must be gIta AID honest men assured o. ,hls,
led 10 spprehend that II a As No % misrep-
refeItatoIs 81 he part or the French tou,I! \
Bureau and tnC falSihcatOIs OF ms kGleetd ~.
Sch.tg siat French squadron aopsAred Oh olf
aceiul town on The 81 " >aiar (lotn 0t November
and the Admiral. not even lowing our halc time ,I
communicate nth The sultan, or MS OoLeer ~ Tan
gler, commenced vigorous attack upon as treatlhs
Us as though Ne were pirates. We, too, ooAsider
them pirates. for. we're tGey not, they ~Ould nave
required satisfaction from the Sultan 81 Morocco.
AID not have presented on .tma'um 8" a poor NO'-
euor, who was not authorized 20 treat with them
I'VE would nOw asa tn0 English whether, under
the Circumstances, as We have related them,-and
God Knows that @hat We have san Is fhe pure Lrlin
there Was sufficient cause for the French 10 80 y
war with rs
Early in the morning Of the "a safar C26h Of No
yeuber) arrived Of our town, a French sqna Iron,
consisting Of very large vessel, with gus pa her az
numerous as the Quuls IN p0rcup'ne back and tour
smoke propelled ships, which were disp mica WIN
guns ShOfts a'leT~aTd boat brought from the
large vessel 20 me shore some officers VINO con
yey 90 To the keIi ? letter wherein the French Con
sui demanded that Il large sum OF money De pud MIN
Immediately THIS demand could not. % ro1rr,D
acceded 70 for ha' ths hsit paid the Sum without
orcers 20 That effect rom tee sultan, his mead H0lA
have been IN danger He, however, begged INA.
tine might be gwen him . refer TIE matter 30 me
Court This toe French refused, and accordingly,
about Q O'Clock a VI The large vessel opened =
heavy IRE upon us which We mandatory returned
The smokeships also fred at US, and ~e repaid
them their shot TINS interchange Of shot and
she continued from the morning unl t1e night /
when our enemies saw there Vas no use IN waiting
more powCer and bau We hst already driven |
one smoke.ship out of action. The Drxs morn ]
ing they went away, not daring - renew me hge'.
" Although thousands oi shots acre fred AZ us
that Gay, pralse he 20 God. and thanks INTO our |
Lord Msn0mei only twelve oeileyefs-trpd rest I
tneir Souls lost theI lives, VIZ I'VE ariileVmen,
four w0mor, anotnree children Scarcely any dan /
age as done 20 the tOwn. Some bAIs strucG our /
SsiIttouse (Sid Ben Ashsl, which vas too strong /
20 fan down feR piutres NIL repair the injury
done 10 the house Of me kalt aAd Coz "lI repay
the poor for that they have suffered
" Many Of our enemies must nave fl'lea that day.
for God great. arc he spares no. ite 1lres. Al
tLIs occurred ~ a moment Nhen He acre not D-e-
Iuse. our guns Ve.e not IN good order. ard some
o best afilllsry we're absent besides which
the gates ftne town having been close ~ way OF
pTtcaunon against TIE VA tnoes of Arabs FAJ
i've IN The surrounding districts. many of orr sol
Ciers wele called away from the batteries = fefegc
the vas against lnvasion from the interior a.5e.,
OTcer Was m alLtalneC among ne art 50 mex -t'ef
and harmless Vas the attack OF our enemies th4ttne
business and Iade Of he town was LOT even inter
ruptec.
" What then, would have been the result Of ar
erlagemtnt between Us ard the French nat they
give rs proper sne honorable nOzce % tae.rnos
tie intfnuOns Why, 10. ship Of our Cnen,es
would have escaped sIls NJ. and France sOu.d
have moumed for nur drecs 81 her oes. se4men.
They dec are however they have o9.t0et So
ls'sct on We would 4isl 10 kno "a ana. doc
s2ls'ac ION consist j. u satisfaction % Sen can
Ion balls INTO q salnt-house OrtyklOck = fie
plaster OF the residence Of A kaiti lsl. an ayree4
be .oinz 20 know that you have added 20 TIE misery
q The paper b. making aperiIres lI The wtils Cd
bis EelI for he ~lnl and rain TO eorrF Is'hfr-
any pleasure IN klllfg artllleIylnau 10 tue DIS
charge O. ais cuy or In taro&Ing poor family III
10 mourning BY oereavng them ~ mother. or si.-
ter or laughter Il ihrIe AM particular honor b.
cfsroylrs an infant ~ Las never eyca hear. o. 10
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