New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-18

roIcy ard have recprooally given eseh other IL =
certain pledges Of their alliance. Their sgasir,,. 80
cruising toy ether in the Black SEA- and they give
other The most sincere cooperation. TIE two Co.
uerts after having adopted common policy bs,s -
e, me 70 an understanding respecting al tn m,s.
,cicu This alliance 81 France aud Eagitnd IL IN 80
i,.,lf known Dot merely in the of Earo,s .so
Government Of hs Imperial Majesty sni that ~ =. ss
Oue.n OF Great Britain desire y have the -.
union ard tie same accord prevailing In every III
tude If the world In eonseqr' nee, the nsvs f,ee.
Fpelssd and France are bound 10 afford each -
muiusl cooperation in every country. sas a.
distant In rnedia,eIy after the receipt of ,hess -.
tons ven must take care % place yourself in n,,,;
with he commanders ct stations and captains Of w.
belonging TO Great Britain. and you will eoslssss :
concert with them, all tie measures which have 4.
tl.r otjei protect The inieFt IS the bower orihsS
OF The Tag of the two united nations roihst eaIys.
70 lend each ether mutual assistance whether fo ca.
irg tie enemy when hos'iities sh.l have conm.acd =
vfen tie celebration of sb ali have been msts 49,
defending Yourselves II necessary. You are :, -,
your D, election all trading vessels of Great Drix
The sane way the ssels ot of England sill a.
aid ard trotcc elton to trading vessels In a wvJ ~
,, Cover N. nj. of France and Engand desire tAs,n
naval forces shall act az If they belonged to si ~
sane nation reckon Oh your never lo-ing sight u A.
rule of co, Duct and always acting il in such Ana.
ner as cement more ard more possible. the inny,
uuon Of he two cOuntri.s re long hOsttes ter.s.
France and England III" one hand and Rassi. on d.
other shall not have commenced or that the deslsi,,
of war shall not have been made GU viii avoid tskin,
Ill inptiye in measures 81 aggression and ysa viii ~
main on The defensive will Iase care when the psosr
moment hail have to transmit 90 you the necess,,
irstructt for attacking Receive tne hSsurs nee
J,best consideration THEoDoRE Dueoss
ILe Neiai FuIic OF Lyons gives the followin, % d.
couYositior of the ann OF the Est;
"1Le evolutionary corp. will comprise the slh n
Goth .6th f7th 39h, Crd 18th regiments OF the Ias
7ih regiment ct light infantry 1T 3d. SIN, go ani ia
baitsors Of foot choss,irs 9th battalion Of Z,ass
I'd te,fGl on of native isi ,ugs squsdrons OF Afep
chasstur. IL batteries of artillery Marshal d Sxa
AIuaud nil be the Commander IN Chief OF tue army NJ
will ave under his orders Generals Canrober Bolk
aud Forest, who commaudthe infantry Al oaviis H.
cavalry md oo Geuerels Bcnst, E'Pnassc, Nin,y al
d Auiemarr. NJ. de MartimpTey IL be Colonel ChefdEr
Major General ard N. Dessaint Lieut. Colonel of t
stan std chief Of statistics aud topography Coocs
Ieleuf VIII command the artillery, aud Col Aniant tie
.'e N'''' FUNERAL OF LAMENNAIS
Tie Rue Grand Chaney. in the Mara;s where Lsm,s
rsis lived from ealy hour thronSed with people
aId il required the oxertioas Of about $50 sergess de r
to keep the past age clear A. The authorities nsd received
tiuaton that persois proposed 10 take advantAs
of the Circumstance 10 mske manifestation Of aa Anti n
leious character orders wee gwen that the member
the fanil and such of the friends Of the deceased ven
r6icrt.d hy the testameutary executors should sebe
permitted 10 follow the body NJ Lamennas hal express,
y forbidden any thing Ike ponp or show but Il Is said
that biz earnest desire was that manifestation on ahv
scale he TaTt OF the Socialists should take piae The
DIV of Lis int ret and 70 prevent this that tae 10
rf,rouce of the authorities considered necessary
When the coffin left the house were seen folio yngk
hut tie srgeas dc r'He AMI about hundred Municipal
Guards WHO WORE usua, their side arms but nothing
more II Lomennsis had. n have already menti,asd
refused spiritual aid OF any kind. Many Of those who
bis Icens when he was in the exercise Of his SAFER
dota l cons made every effort To change his deteeni
nation hu. BE- lcsed h- door TO the priests Of any de-
nomination He also forbade his body being taken any
church to ihternent Nevertheless s suspect
cd II curing the dy two previous to h death he
would have objected to religious consolation but sons
polta fritId closely watched him that suehs
desire existed there no means OF or Of ct
sf,rg il. NJ Iamennais has left behind him brother
who il also an eccessstic but very different from
tie deceased should have laid that 10 the 20,
siby Of disturbance during the ntermeut the body
removed AT instead of clock in the morning and Tie
crowds sill ,hroncod the streets when already
I,re H. Chaise. At one moment the crowd became %
pressing that the police had to their sticks and the
sereehs DE- rtHe their sword When il known tbs =
the body had been taken away, the crowds that
IeIsed met ain al the Place de IL Roquette. y
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