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


III, Kind understand tha, you wish Tor something
- c,ore Nothing is than the defense Of the
eross and ths order would he at the time re-
sgiors and political. write without having reflected
this idea requ RS TO be matufed.
TIE ARMY HAS ONLY TO OBEY.
N0v "a, le06.-What do is les for the cake OF
Maple than for that Of France, where wish to unite
al classes and al opinions. Az for the army, wnen
they told that it s my command, hope that they
will lave the goodness 20 approve it. ! have not &C
sustoms them 10 interfere with what do.
AcoxeuERoR os coSQuET.
(Sops ktier 81 edvise you again not 70 De lntoxi-
.aied nv the demon trations of the NeApolitabs.
o,eb lad represented the Neapoitans as attached TO
Il, Government and person.l Conquest produces on
every people the same effect that It now does aPon
them. TEey seem favorable TO yo9 because me oPpo
nod wien the 40 eco French cavalry, infantry and
artillery now the kingdom are reduced 70 few thou
sands a. the news is -pTead that have been Deatn
on the Isonzo and that Venice ls abandoned, you wi
,ee What will become of th- fine attachment. Add
low could il be otherwise' What have you done for
,hemf What knowledge have you of theml They
see the pov Of France and they think that because
Won or. appointed King Of Naples all settled be-
cause fate has ordered It, because 1t is new and be-
cause there is 10 selp for it. All conquered
coupires put On the same appearance Disgusting their
,entt and their habits aud prostratng tpemseyes
With re, pe before him who holds their fortunes and
,heir hver in his hand
LOOK OUT FOR POISON OR AssAssfNArIos.
81. Cloud, May 81, lsO6.-MY BROTHER: Do not or
single con n snoer nothing can be more dangerous.
have told you already, and repeat II, that
you place too Euch confidence IN the NeapOltans /
FAY tbs espt ciay with respect to your kitchen and
a. Guards Of our person lest you should be poisoned
ar sssnssir ated / make point tbs. you keep your
French cooks that you have your table attended by
your own servants and that your household be 80 ar
rsIgod that you mey be always guarded oy IRE 'ca'
ueb. You h0ce not been sufficiently acqua,ated VHh
mn 1ritaie htc 10 knOU hov much, eCen IN France,
kctc aluaYs kept myself under the quart Of my mot
,rusr ana 0idest soldiers. No should enter your
nom, an il tie night except your sd-lecamp, who
a., o 81. en- In The chamber that precedes your bed
room, Your door should be fastened inside, and you
ought not TO zen even to your an de-camp TN you
nav, recognise lis voice; be himself should not knock
a, your oOO I'll be las locked that of the room he
a. 10 make sure OF becg alone, and of being followed
by 10 one. These precautions are ilnpOrtant they
give 10 trouble ard Inc result is that they inspire con-
g. epce beside that they may really save your bfe
THE MODERN NACHIAvELLL
S. Cloud June 3, IeO6.-MY BRoIHER: Icouli not
nat NJ Ro der-rs sp. ecb in behalf Of the French
s,na,. COZ graduating joseph bis access on TO the
rtIe Of Maple in the M0adear because in truth it
b. nfe He speaks III tie name OF the senate as
Le would do in d newspaper article. lie compares me
10 Eiachadreih. | never saw a speech with SO little
n;s.rg IN II, and % sn occasion VIII, 80 mauy good
pes might have been said. / also see some Passages
IL your speech which you must allo" me to think Ill
juCged. You compare me dHoehment o. me fTench 10
M pers0n 10 that of The heop0itdAs for you: Mdtl00
hike a satire What Nve for you people have for
nL, N YOU have done nothing i-wbom you govern by
hight Il conquest with forty or fifty thousand foreign
rs If y"u had no French afqy, snd the
late King Of Naples English one, which would be
.he sI, ger IL Naples certainly am not in want ola
fore On army 10 kc' me in Paris. am sorry to see
10 your letter. that you are captvated by particular
services. To he captjvated is very dangerous. The
Eeapobians behave we l. thsre Is nothing extraordi-
nary in h0t you have treated them k0dly; they ex-
peeled wore at the hands of a man who was at the
BE- adj Of al sImy Of fifty thousand men. Your dsposi-
non i mild al temperate; you have a good under
Standing aud you appreciates but this is very far
rom national feeling from submissio and attach
mert founded on reason and interest. These distilc
iioDs ought not :" escape you. DO not know why
tell you these things, for they will certainty annoy
YOU What want il that your acts and your Ian
guage should be decorous shd suitable 10 your chai
seter
The above letter is specimen Of Napoeon's
share in a controversy kept up between him and
Joseph so long as the latter played the part of
hing Joseph was naturally OF very amiable and
benevolent disposition, but like many weak men of
that character be allowed himself to be made the
agent of atrocious designs and cruel acts lie
consented to suffer himself to be forced first upon
the throne of Naples and afterward on that OF
Spain, evidently with the benevolent intention OF
ruling those countries much more mildly as well
rs wisely than their Bourbon sovereigns had done,
snd with the absurd imagination that, having ag-
grieved the national feeling Of those countries in
snatching the sovereignty, he would be able to hold
it b, the affection Of the people obtained by mild
and paternal rule. Napoleon had too much sense
10 give in in the least to this absurd delusion.
He insisted that Joseph's acts should be suitable
to his character. He gave him to understand very
plainly that being nothing more nor less than
tyrant and usurper, whose throne rested on foreign
bayoDets, it not for him to affect to play the
paterDal monarch.
MARSHAL JoURDAN.
81. C;oud. June 3, 1861 know Marshal Jourdan
wel you should attach him to your person. he is ex-
periem ed, moderate. active and devoted. know no
man more fit for the government of Naples 1.-THE City Of
Napletl; for you must have whom you can
entirely depend and who will watch the town, which
Is the more important, as it is on your maritime from
tier. He win receive the revenues of the dutchy
which shah give him The got none, however, from
Kn edom of Naples. You should add 70 it good sal
s as Governor so as to give him great position in
Tie country. Jourdan and Reynier are the two men
whose services You should secure.
nAssFSA-LIKE nAsTIR, LIKE NAN.
/Sare letter 6Masseua is good FOR nothing a. civ
iian, he is incapable of attachment He is good SOL
dir but entirely devoted 20 money it is the sole mo-
tive Of his conduct AID bic only ncenent to action,
even when under nv eye. At first he coreted only
small sgDs Gh0ksands ~ nsfH!0hs could not
sas.sfy HIN.
RoBBISG PETER TO PAY-TALEYRASD AID BAR
sADoTTE.
s.. Cloud, June 3, 1906, IL a. m.-MY BROTHER:
Tie conduct OF the Court of Rome bears the stamp of
madness. wished with the first stroke to make them
el all that they had 10 fear from me; and besides
thought that under any circumstances the insulated
Papal territories of Beneveno and Ponte Corvo could
Lot tail TO be troublesome to your Kingdom. have
made them into two ducbies: that Of Benevento for
Tall, yrand, that Of Ponte Corvo for Bernadotte.
know that tbese Provinces poor; but Taeyrand is
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