Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-11-06

soner and sgnazed to the indignation of all honest and
generous the breach Of pgted word on the part Of
France, Of which he is the victim breach of pighted
word pepeated in the first instance by Louis PnLIppE
but to which all succeeding Governments that of LOUIS
NAPOLEON less than those which preceded him. have
rendered themselves accomphces The Duke D AuMALE
Governor Of Agery in despatch addressed to the Min
lister Of War; and published in the Monur Of ID January
1s48 before me- says, rendering the Minister an
account Of the military operations which resulted in the
possession Of the person Of ADD Ell KADER:
He (Abd- Kader) has conHded himself to the gene
roty OF France and surrendered upon condition Of being
sent TO Alexandria or to Saint-J ean-d Acre"
He adds afterwards, in the same despatch
"a scouting party of twenty spahis, under the com
mand ofan intelligent and officer Lieut. Ben Khoua
had been sent the pass of Kerbous the evening
the 2lst, upon the arrival of the first musket
firing from that quarter apprized that engage
taking place is Abd-eK ader encountering
spahis. Gen. Lamoricere who at night had put his
column under arms advances rapidly with his cavalry.
The Em has ia his favor the darkness difficult country,
iesectea 5y paths nth hich unacquainted
tight still edsyor him. But two of his horsemen,
led by Ben-Khouia himself to announce to the
General that he had concluded to surrender and that he
merely asked to be conducted to Alexandria to Saint
Jeand Acre. The convention Immediately concluded
orally, ratified in writing by Gen Lamoriciere
Your Excellency will find in the report of this general
officer, which send you in full, the dramatic details OF
this negotiation This afternoon AbdelKade has been
received at the Marabout of -Brohim, by Col Mon
tanban, who after reoined by Generals Lamo
riciere and Cavaignac One hour after Abd-el-
Kader brought to at Nemours, where had ar
rived in the morning ratified the pledge given By Gen.
Lamoriciere; and firmly hope that the Government Of the
hng rtH gpe 10 Il its sancioa.'
Thus the pledge given the night of the 2lst Decem
Der, 164, Is now, in October, 1882 promised to be par
TALLY kept by the Government Of Louis NAPOLEON Bursa
is not Alexandria ST. Jean dAcre When will he be
sent to Bursa? This is still indefinitely future When
will the necessary preparations be completed Per-
haps in one month"; perhaps in ten years. Upon what
conditions 1t is omnous fact that Bursa possesses
famous castle mile in circumference. Has this fact
any connexon with the election made of Bursa the
sdence of Abd-eKader? full confidence is had in the
pghted word of the captive Prince, why keep him in
prison in France till the necessary arrangements shall
be completed? And Why let me ask in conclusion, why
that ungenerous slur upon the Government which pre-
coded me I" Would not it may be asked, the
sons of state which in his esteem justified Louis
NAPOLEON in continuing the Imprisonment of ABD-EL-
KADER since ID December 1851 justify " the Govern
ment which preceded me, and still the Government
of Louis PHILIPPE. for commencing and continuing that
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