The daily union., 1852-11-06
Particulars of the Release of Abd-eI-Kader

The announcement of the liberation OF Abl-e- Kader
took all Paris by surprise when appeared the Nom.
tem on The Goth October So com Jletelg were the cir
cumstances officially disclosed kept secret. that the
journals most frequently favored with government CON-
manications were not that the Prince Pres
dent had seen the mir at Am5ose, aud represent Add.
eKader as having from the turfets of his prison looked
ws,fuy through telescope the presidential train as
il whifled rapidly by.
The lardy act OF reparaon now done, or 10 speak
more correctly promised be done, TO deeply injured
man has produced very favorable effect The Moa,em,
usual. extensively pacarled early hour this
morning. and groups have been ali Cay reading with
much interest the following account of an interview
which took place between Louis Napoleon an Abd.e.
Kader at Amboise on the 10th of October
The Prince has marked The end of bis tour by great
act OF justice aud national generosity-he has restored
Abd-el-kader to liberty THIS act has long been decided
IN his mind; he wished to carry il into effect soon
circumstances should permit him to follow without any
danger 10 the country, the suggestions OF his heart AT
present France has, his strength and his rights,
legitimate confidence not 10 show herself great toward,
a vanqulshed enemy. In returning Paris the Prince
stopped a, the Chateau dAmboise and, having Ab
elkader, informed him OF the end OF his captivity IN
The following terms:
= A6d-eI Kaderi come to inform you Of your libsn.
ton. You will be conducted Broussa the
sultan the necessary preparations shall have
been made and you will receive there from the French
government an allowance worthy OF your former rank
You that for length OF time your captivity has
caused me real affection for incessanty reminded
served the engagements entered into towards unoru.
enemy; and nothing in my eyes is humiliatlng
70 The government OF geat nation than 70 msundersland
ts strength TO such point as TO fail IN iis promise
=" Generosity Is always tbs best counselor and am
convinced that your residence In Turkey viii prove
furious TO the tranquility Of our possessions IN Africa
of Providence. But il France is Of Algeria, the
is that God wied be and the French nation
Will give up that conquest loa have been the
emy Of France but the less render justice your
fonuns That is The reason why considsr il point OF
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deuce IN word
These words deeply moved the ex-Emir. After hav.
ing expressed to his hghness his respectful and eternal
gratitude he swore on the holy book OF the Koran that
he would not attempt trouble our rule in Africa, and
that he would submit without any concealed design,
the will OF France. Add. ell kader added that il would
be quite TO mistake the spirit and the letter OF the law OF
the prophet to imagine that allowed any violation Of
engagements towards Christians and he pointed out 10
the Prince verse IN the Koran which formally con.
demns, without any exception resefvaiion whoever
violates sworn faith, even with unbelieyers In the
opinion OF all intelligent Arabs the conquest of Africa
fah aceoHph they see m the constant superiority Of
our arms marked manifestation OF the will OF God
loyal and generous policy The only beftiug great
nation, and France will be thankful to the Prince for
having followed il. Add ell Kader will remain at the
Chateau dAmboise until all the necessary measures have
at Bfoussa
"The Emir and his attendants entered their respective
apartments at the approach of The Prince and lhe Minis.
ter o War Informed that the Prince wished to speak
TO hm, Add. .elkader presented himself, accompanied
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was announced to him The suite OF the Emir i CON.
posed o hiiy persons II seventy few months ago
ihe dimlnuon was caused by The government having re-
leased the brothers and relatives of Abb kader and
giving Them and their attendants The means OF returning
10 Arica, where certain OF land has been granted
70 ihem TO cultivate The visit oil Louis Napoleon 10
hod-ethsder lasted three-quarters OF an hour"
The MonieSr DE- Loirs gives the following details Of
the visit OF the Prince President TO Abde sder at the
chateau OF Amboise; "At the moment at which the
President arrived at Ambese, and during the reception at
The railway station, Add ell Kader was on the terrace Of
The chateau. With telescope he attempted to dsin
guish the movements OF the oorfege Mus lapha, OF
bis agas, and several persons of his household also
watched them with great interest The Prince accom-.
panied BY the Minister oWar, entered carriage which
was waiting at the station, and proceeded direct the
chateau from which Of The finest views Of the course
OF the Loire is obainei."