New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
FRANCE

From the circumstance that the Mayor of
Rheims has been summoned 10 wait on the Emperor.
shere are come who say that the coronation VIII take
place in that ancient city The war steamer Napoleon
beg superbly fitted up at Toulon. and rumor has II
sAas shs viii be cent nor the pspe, who will embark a.
Civita yecchis, about the LIST Nay.
Owing 10 the unfavorable news from the East,
sAe Bourse had been considerably sgitsted but by &c
ON The fret intelligence that Col Rose, the English
Chsrrk at Constsntnope, having sent for the English
nset the squadron lately al Toulon has been dispatched
N ali haste to the Archipelago n. de Laceur is sent
direct 20 Constsntnope, and H. de BourQueney 10 VI.
ems, with orders.
The Paris correspondent of The Daily Ne1s
writes a. follows:
81 am informed from source which does not leave
me al liberty TO doubt of its authenticity, that treaty
the details Of which have trsnspiredhas sctusly
been signed between England and France with q view
70 concerted action in the affairs OF Turkey IN gwen cir
cumstanees The English and Preach Ambassadors %
the Porte win now lose no time in hurying to the post
where their presence rs 90 much required"
Mr. Riyes will leave Paris in May. A Bel
ran paper says that Col Fremont will probably succeed
him. On what authority the statement is made We do
MOI know.
NJ Michel, Ode BOurges,) the ell-known Re-
publican dead
The Times correspondence states that the
French Government scusIy did present three notes to
the Auisn Government on the subject OF the Loaosrd
cophscstons demonstrating with IL the unjustihsble
har.hnes Of these measures.
.ippropes of Lombardy, the French Police
have sen, report the subject OF the refugees in
which l, Is stated that according u information gath
cred at Lendon and 10 Switzerland they have reason 10
believe thai NJ MsIsini Is still in Piedmont In the
Jxr~sl De Geslrs we read that Mszxni esvingL
don went direct Paris where he stopped at the 10
tel Meariee, q Eagiish gentleman with light hair
and rather weak eyes and provided OF course with a
correct Engihhpaseport From thencehe went 70 Srss
burg by railway the police however, had got on the
scent and followed but could not meet with ary suca
genuensn there. The only individual they found
respectable English gentleman. with dark hsir, very
hveiy eye, nd quite different passport While the
French Poe therefore dirccsing their attention
slyops with view TO the apprehension Of the light.
haired man, the dark haired Martini was again plsyins
OF Me same coun,erfess on the German police and
raced through Germany Milan where he Is REPORTED
to have stayed q few dsys
Letters from Bayorne, Of 18th ult. mention
that emigration movements very active AT th.,
pert Ships Just cleared for Meotevsiso hsi on bo.r
COO young and healthy Bssques as pssscascrs
4 camp of 6,0O0 infantry and SO cavalry, i.
TO be formed at ST. 0mer lss OF April. and eournu,
for exercise during the season
The present effective force Of the French
commercial navy Is thus stated: Captains Of MERIDIAN,
men employed in the foreign trade 9S7 dirto n IN
ccastipg rsde, 1878; Pilots, lsol Mates so; Sc
men, 6I2l3. Apprentices, l7s72 Operatives and Ope
stive Apprentices, 1904; Total. l3si0S.
From Constants, Algeria, intelligence ha
heen received 10 the Sth March Az that date prepar
ficns Rad been commenced for the grand expedlnc
which vas 30 take place about the 18th April under q
eou,msnd of Gen Hcrbllon This expedition is i
pseded 70 be of decisive importance