New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-12

fotir and ,ta, shout: know thai is wcli KEEP, 40.
Yon nav uu.i.rstsod the at, enton which o6hgsI
10 b upon THESE details, when l tel you thss L
hive more than 100000 men under arms You may
int-e iLen whether, when all ta.se f,ru.s Aow back
into he interior of my States, and shall no loug-r
have try aid from wi;nJGt, ny expenses must not 30
calculated wih the u'uis-t stGiciness.
THE MILAN DECREE
Turn Dec. 2e, lev7.-l SEND You 4 COPY of s.
decIee which have jest -sasd in consequence Of ths
charges i'll the commerce by sea. wish to BE- exc
B1vonne April ls, lsos.-Every American .aio
which enters our ports comes from England -,art
with tbs prrcipe, tkai is conhscaie ~ England 70
b.es nrg to suffer. Notbing bat peace VITA thst
country can make ne saeathe the sword and restore
trsn4uiii,y to Europe.
SEW e0SeUIsTs-roRTCGAL, TArAL STATES AND
sPAIs.
FoHfaInLeGr, Oct. 81, IsO7.-I have declared WV
against Portugal; you should, therefore, seize al the
Portuguese ssels which at present VINCE may
arrive III your nagoors. An army vi 900 mca, CO q.
nsud.d by Junst already on thv frontiers Of Pogta.
oel hope 10 reach Lisoou III Noveulb~r.
Pans. Jan. 60, lsOs.-rhere u no end Of the i'm
periiuences OF tie Count OF koIle, am anxious ~
ta.s uoue wnh it. 1 have dismissed Ne negotistoss.
Ml5llis will march tow lrd R1me a. It hs
yere going [" r,join the army IN Naples When 10
sas 7, Rome he viii take Possession OF The castle
OF -. Angelo, ano assuue tue ii.e oil eILnlandsia.
Chef Of tie troops la the Papal States You ioe' hae
tbs expeQi, Oh must be kept very secret. reserve
m, iuitLeI orders TIL MIoiis arrives at Rome.
Paris March S, lsos.-As soon ~ your troops have
embal keu Tor Sicily There wac an cuvft uhhuhS ut
invading o.cyl, laIgs proportion OF tue troops that
| have al Rome will haicn toward Naples.
It's uoesib.e that LII the cUurse " week may start
fer slam; the Urand Duke oi Berg mural, set Oh
foTiI.'si ago. | have % 0OO at a Instance OF
thir,y lea.uts from Madrid; Jrnot nol.s Lisbon aad
Portugal with 30 O0O aad yet have not brought homo
Gle al belonging ~ tie grand army nave ne@IY
800 600 IN Poland and Vn Tue Oder.
81 C!Oud, March 81. leUs.-i VIII tell yoa as a Sc
cret thai my troops Madrid the 24ta; that
kiug CLaIi,s prot.sIs asainst al thai Ss been dooa
his ubdicatioD 1ui t-rdin ,nos suVressionl. Ho
believes his HE III danger snd Re has unptoref my
protection Under tnVse circumstances LsAau 20.
BasonRs April ls.lt Is moi lWlS'ssb,e that Va thu
course I've or SIX Gays may WHO 10 desire TO
pair to bayUDne
Mag g lie conclusion Is approaching. King
Ctsi.s has yielded ~ to me bis liz 10 the thruue.
1lt. was great insure, NGdrid on the % of
MAY; between thirty aud Tory tlslsand persons wero
collected in the streets aud hDed nom the houses.
Two battal OF tusi!iers Of my guard and our
five bundled horse brought them TO thes senses More
ttan Two thousand ~ TIE populace were kmed. We
have taken advantage Of TINS occurrence " dsarIu
tbs town.
bayonne, May liking Charles by his treaty with
me sui1enutrs ~ NE AL hs nghis To the crown u
Spain Tue Prince had already reuQ0pced pts pre-
tndod title to King, the abdlcatioa OF King Charles in
hi- favor having been involuntary. luis nation,.
through the Supreme Council Of CastIie, asks me tor
King. l cestIle tits crown for you. Spain Is very
different thing from Naples. IL contains eleven mloas
of inhabitants, and has than l50 millions of
enue without counting tue indies aud the immense
reyebLe t. be deIiv from them. Ii ia, besides, d
throne that places you at Madrid at three days jour-
hey HON FT0nce, which borders the wnOe OF one oi ito
fCntitrs. At Madrid you are IN france; Naples ID the
END oi tue world. wish you, therefore, Immediately
Oh the receipt of this Letter, to appoint whom you
| please regent, ana to come to Bayonne by way OF
| Tmip Mont Cents aud Lyoos You viii receive
this letter the 18TH you VIII start Oh the 10th, ana
| you will be- here on the LIT of June
HOW TO TRICK FAITHFUL SERVANT.
| BcyoRne July Z, looo.-WHh regard to Marshal
| . II itf..
Jourian, fear tia. II give him sueh high uiie as
! Duke of Feuius, with fortune, Joseph had asked
! this for him he would want 10 return to Paris You
Should send him 10 Madrid ana tell him that 10
t-nd FIR him one Of the ten duch'es The never goe
apy which | have not yet given away, and In tnid
way gain u few months. lie will serve you IN SPAIN
sBo get Uted Is IT,
The Soanards proved stih more difficult TO mau-
age than the Neapoitans. Joseph had not been in
Madrid twenty days before in reply to Napoleoo's
repeated assertions that all the " honest men,
were for him, only they were afraid to speak oat,
be Iound himself obliged To insist That everybody
was against him, and that to save him, fifty thousand
good trcops and fifty millions in money must be
lad within three months, of which not the Mar
shall. but he (Joseph) NUT have the disposal.
+ Soon after he fed from Madrid Napoleon entered
Spain with the grand army in November 1903.
&, foe be left il, ou tie 18th of January, ls09-or
! tie campaign which terminated at Wagram and re-
suited 10 tie divorce ii josephine aud the marriage
I of Napoleon with Maria Louisa-the English,
under SIR John Moore, had been driven away, and
the RESISTANCE of the Spauiards reduced to the do
ftnse Of few towns and guerrilla warfare Ia
/ the southern and western provinces.
But while Napoleon was engaged In his CAM
psign against Austria, Sir Arthur Wellesley (the
Duke of wellingtop) landed in Spain, where new
instructions were organized. In February, 1910,
the entire administration Of Spain was taken from
joseph except that of Madrid, the civil as well
as military authority In tho districts held BY the
| French being placed in the hands OF the command
ing generals. 1t was in vain that the mortified and
miserable Joseph sought permission to retire TO
private life. No answer returned 10 his letters.
/ A Journey to Paris with the same object was az
tended with no better success, and the whole year
of 1ol1 was spent by him 10 Ruthless attempts 10
escape from bis uneasy throne. From NapOleoIs
letters on Spanish affairs We might, did our space
permit, make a number Of striking extracts In the
same spirit with his Neapoiran correspondence Tho
battle of Salamanca July 49, 1872, again drove Jo-
'seph from Madrid, and the battle If Vittoria Jund
! 90, 1873 ended his nominal reign. Napoleon
meanwhile, has lost his grand army and mis- pres
tipe in the retreat from Moscow; and after, 10
the battle of Leipsic and the subsequent retrelt,
be suffered another rout not less d sastrous. On
bis return to France, be addressed TO Joseph, then
in retirement at his country house OF Montefontaine
the following letter in reply to one in which, while