New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-05
Il PCBLisHED
TIE ADVENTURES
ROWING DIPLOMATIST.
BY HENRY wWovF,
Author of I" Nv Cou tship ard its ConseduereeAr


ROWING DIPLOMATIST.
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Departure for France hseoilssoa. q is Lso. Philip.
na & ho Upper md
Lower Glasses Convention with Louis Blanc h.rr"t Lam
Napoleon at LOndOn The @u ,r pT RTiReff Hunt
FRANCE AEPUBLIciSzEp.
Arrival Have Ign R.. W5 r. IN l.P y
Review Of the National Guard An Attempt to Brighten Louis
N'PO'e'H' CHAPTER Ill
THE PRESIDENTS BALL
Ball at h. Palace MIXTURE Of all Cl.s'e, and Ranks, At
tude Of ~ The The Prinee. Mad. escorted BY Bs,ryer
Lanniine the Ey,ee; the Vscount de Pennyi Horace
veIpe, in Uniform Honorable Richard Rush RencOntre
WIN D'-' ''p cHAPTERIv
as An rf9f s' LOU t '
M esfsI bod md 0
Rsmii Of ss}eI T s.I che. E.R n. P1.. MGa
An E,s,isn at Paris. m Prince Mp leon Chairman HI.
the aSy
hslsuvsIins Th,e., .s.P., HI. Life Prov ihon The s.
A Charge of Cavalry Pr P5eeiP hss Flight
LITLRARY ADVENTURE.
derbot Mdwiner The President. Position Conspiracy
Republicans Refuse to Defend 81 NJ cs,iu.; Emile de Gil
h s, Isy a
v N''N CHAPTER VII.
vIscoUSr P.LnERsroS.
Rencontre with an Old Acquant.noe Dinner and it'
.on' sIeeb Of hi. Csresf An Excursion to Bro.d.nd,
An English PMt Lord P.msr.'9n: Appss.ncs Manner,
and Lens Talk Startling PrOPO'on An Old Church Re
'''' " CHAPTER VIII.
VISIT TO The FOREIGN OFFICE,
Deep Fsae'0 ssd r RsIH ,S Demanded ed; L1a
P,merson Bargain Struck Intervie~ with Secretary OF
State Diplomatic Iceberg Terms Settled; Consigned
CHAPTER *
ouandsry; interview with the Editor Of lie Steele; NJ La
pnn1 Hffs G1
H Ss GSDd. u s xe Coon a
Thrown in the fire; The Horror Of Bdwsrdes Letter
from MI Addinston. c,.nrrnx
GAUNTLET RAISED.
give: the ssHsi JUL: F.o5s N Victor HUGO, %?nisism
Ren Rene the Hubbub NJ. Thier. at the Tribune
CHAPTER XII.
Lord Ms;te0a. rssS Policy letter ko o
NM e% that b. s .1
sesobS SOs 0 n .dS ss:d The lds
CHAPTER XII.
Di.sin su.ied Party Emile De o.rdin on sIoiie french
Gsyety; Jolly Supper; Hunt in the Cellars Of .e
MnSsur. Contest cre1 bnns TDe Re,afn
to Paris ;svietOr HusO'' Prediction
CHAPTER XIII.
NJ Edwsrdes Changes His TsctcThe Sang fold Of Louis
s:s: .ssa; sS a 4ssas" s:S%
Lord r.mer.ion PI.ctic. Joke A H Rsqss:.
sisn Offce. NJ Bothered
CHAPTER XIV
Loi. Napoleon Mi.under.ood Interview with the President
Of the Assembly M.caeulaon The POitieiau' QUITE
Pss: TR@sn p to B
he' Louis Napoleon h'; cH A. f!if!f.i Ky.
the DExouEMEST.
MaeuSa ns % Hdsan Ts
by Half; Peter Borthwiek Gntereres Diplomatic KNOCK
fs s Ls s
Thinks Of Kos.uth Final EaOri 1t. Success Letter from
A''D ''"''-' CHAPTER XVI
An Event. Nj. Gamble oeno. in 1851, Tim
otby Brown. the Consul; An Inenesnumi Letter from
d.sd bS Brswn An Appeal to the Foreign oce 2od Car
endOn hesiisies Requested to Make Out ny The For
LORD Pamercn Prime Minister Another Appeal. and Another
Failure. ,rn v,,,,
onrcs O,r,s. yssy p TINE WILT WIFI rs ..
r%ss UT Tines
about Russia Bunders asa about the United States The
Tines axes and SETS (learerj Lord
Mr. buchanan BOLD Language; Dinner to Mr. Dallas Lord
Stanley Speaks hs Mind Yankee Doodle Applauded MI DIS
rse Pitches the Foreign Office; Lord Pamerson Back
Down My Triumph Over the Foreign Office
CHAPTER THE LAST.
Trim TO WtshinRton Visit the State Department;
Portrait Marcy; Letter from James Gordon
Bennett What Our Foreign Minister Thinks Of Ny Csse
His Opinion Cuba The State Department Managed BY the
Fpef French Minister'S Governor Marcy Abdes his
Time; II Comes Lst; Mr. Champion Sets on TO Enheher
the Foreign ohhce at HOmei Better Time COMING
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