New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE ii, 1859.

bv n itsry men, has reached In my exile, through
Re me-. ium Of the pub ic papers.
al a. "A have believed that the prescription VIII
rh,ch h,, been visited would have preserved roe
g., So - Of persecution which MT only threat
On. csr.r- hso. ably fahllsd and my liberty but adj
dresses ftselfto ny tune II ..-;..
and % c,rnsi M. al M befer than you'sef kno~
Row nv mr. rsfinn Tns 90, Sined and how became
successivriy kniske an etfNer, sra iaHlS' eou'-
msrd.r in he Legion Of Hosorf Should your memory
hl you, I sppes - The rernsmorsnce shu N e'"
science Of every soldier with whom have SefNeI
81 commanded the sub division Of Bona 10 Icf' "oen
an order from the Chief Of rhe Executive ivinnonea
me 10 PaTs srs did me tbs scus honor OF se'susns -
10 Russia the representative Of Frsnce. Al ~ re
:crsbureh my conduct tie same - 10 the any
simple firm, deeply aud respect ally devoted Is my
country snd the Ministers who have racceeted nfs
hare met with traces OF the Consideration In which
ives held
alwas .tJl in RussIa when WIS elected alnoostuuas
rozsly by the o. the electors Of Fnicrre rep
resentstive In the CCrsuent Assembly na4 neither
solicited desired their suiirages but accepted them
with eegsrness precious testimony OF esteers, and
feel confident that hare never ces I'd TO deserve X
10 that end il suffice to Save been constantly honest
conscientious and independent
Lastly was reelected 20 sest IN the Leyssiasvs
Assembly, and three umes appointed q,s'stoF vas
trusted in that capacity with the special guard oil tac
Assembly.
form the honorable Characteristic Of my parliamentary
career the cause and tie only cause, OF my pro-
scrptlon Why Because the duties which imposed
upon me- and which you knew should have 70 tulhll
had become an obstacle to your designs
ais there any necessity that should recall to you
how, betrayed by the treachery Of officers on duty,
salaried by the Assembly itself was arrested In the
night taken 10 prison, confined In secret cell, suOse
queniy kept prisoner az Ham and, after four Gays OF
suspenIe brutally thrown the deck Of an Enslish
ste smer with order not 20 return 10 France under
penalty Of Importation, doubtless 10 Cayenne or nou-
kahivai
"This abomiuable prescription hss not ceased and In
the absence Of judges whose existence has now become
an iupossbiy you have reckoned for the jusuncsuon
Of your violence upon my oath. That oath refuse 70
take.
"And now ore word more. have enumerated my
services they constitute my Only fortune fortune ga
credit ever Jruno weTeacqui ed In the service OF
France at the price of my labor my devotion, and the
blood have shed. This fortune, which the laws and
the smsest degree of honesty ought TO protect Is at
your mercy end you win confscate it. One resource,
however win remain 10 me which il never will be in
your power TO aectit is the probiy aud honor OF my
whole life Brigade-General LIZ Flo"
NJ. de Larocheisquelein has addressed
the following letter to the editor of the Independence
Beige:
~ have Just read In the Indpaddaes Of the Goth and
2lst May, passage of your correspondence, which
makes me say that was present at the meeting Of the
INlleres at the residence of General Changarnier, OF
which so much has been said for some days past The
fact Is false in all points and though contradict this
statement alone among so many others OF which am
frequently the object in the journals its because 1t ap
plies not to alone
Receive Sir the expression Of most distinguished
sentiments NJ. DE LAsocHgJAoUELEIN.'