New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
TIE AMNESTY.

P,FIs, Tnursdsy, Aug. IL, 1889.
No Doubt seems 70 lie entertsined ths;, yesterdays
amnesty j. complete ard unlimited IN all respects, that
J, passes the sporge every pas. ofeose asd re-
Heves al persors rom the action Of he Law OF PGshe
Safety so long they shall rOt incur 'resh eOndemna-
,on frou The tribunals. TIE satisfaction i gives IL
great snd general, not only here, onf, sccr.hg 20
teeeraptc correspondence among the majority OF us
e1il,s IN London ard Brussels, who are particularly
pleased with the sbssDc Of al conditions, and many
Of the principal Of whom, i il sail, propose inme-
dstey returning 20 France. Tie measure, Il appear,
e1ienos rot only "a refugees but 70 per-ons suffering
bsnisbIl ept in The French penal settlements, and Two
steamers have started On the poiLt OF starting,
for Algeria Lni Gnisua 10 order 70 bear toe good news
speedily TO the unfortunate men who have at various
times been Transported thither on account OF real or
alleged political cherses surprise %as a. ye-'eIosy
tod yen, the frs. emotion excited by ms important
decree; there perhaps, little want OF conhdepoe
but when people had tine 10 reflect on tue measure,
aud to recognize that Il not only one OF ceInency
but in fac the wises. thing the Emperor could do,
any lingering fnistIust Heed array and Vas replaced
by satisfaction and gratitude. Al the Pans papers q
any marx warm IN Their Acknowledgements only
the sanity JEirers ia silent, and contents sef Win
giving tie ext Of the decree.
The Archduke Ferdinand SOD of the deposed Grand
Duke Of Tuscany and 10 whose favor the latter re-
signed, hes arrived in Paris incognto and hss been
received by the Emperor with according o one OF rhe
GoverImeIt papers, " the greatest kindness. The
.S6cle says that he came unannounced, that ne has
implore the Emperor protection, 10 plead eN
tenuaiitg circumstances ia favor OF hs father Conduct
and bra OVID and thus 20 snOg ~ much weakness aiier
defeat as be made parade OF hostility before A. There
many persons who IN opposition 70 me Secf De-
lief say that the Archduke did not venture 70 come To
Paris until he had ssceTiared that he woui be "eA
received; and they sd that, with respec. 70 The
Duchifs there is q perfect understanding between the
tgh Emperors The friends Of Italy uneasy AZ the
yOuIe Prices presence IN Pans, when Is reported
be viii Jrolorg, and await here the course events.
1t seems probable he msy not have TO wsit very
long before tie occurrence OF something important
in Italy, the news from which country, brought Us
by telegraph today ard yes eTdsy Is OF nature
10 claim attention. Nearly at the same time that
We learn the GefuitIve organization OF the Central
allan military lesgue dlrposirg, We are told, ~ an
army Of 1000 men upder Ganbsdl, with uHoa
Mezzocapo, Rbot and Pineh under his orders, "s
hear Of the eIIyal Of a British squadron of Lsghorn
To this latter fact how ever little importance seems 10
be attached. Ire resignation Of Cardinal Antoneih,
OF which there nave been many ruinors lately, eN-
tends il sprears only 20 the office OF President OF the
Council OF State and lie remains at tie head OF the
Ministry in spite Of the efforts lately made 20 over
throw him. Such, at least ID the puport of the latest
intelligence here received. In Pslls to-day IL mas
been thed that the Emperor of Austria Is getting
very iu patient at the delay in the restoration of the
Dukes If Tuscany and Modens. IL s known that this
was the point on which ne showed himself most tena-
ciOus at NlilsiIaica. sm assured thst tne Emperor
Of the French has sen. orders 70 Marshal valiant, who
conn ands the army still fGy, not TO allow the troops
to receive ovaiious from the Italians but to MAINTAIN
II ELL respects Reserved attiufe. Pans paper
quotes a paragraph from tie luin IAdHeHdcWt, 70
the fleet that here bad been soue slight disorders IN
that capital owing TO French soldiers having seized
torn certain numbers Of the FSchett0, containing
osricatuIes displeasirg to them.
Thei, j. tax OF the formation Of sn army Of mareu-
vers IN Algeria 10 be under The ccmmsod CT NcNG-
bon. the only Narshal who has not any command
III force would be assembled ss its name IMPLIES
for purposes Of practice and exercise. The superiority
Of troops that have served for time in Africa
over those which have never been ont Of France Is
fully recogr led and this renders il highly probable
that the above report is well founded. II case Of
war the ETeTch Government would TINS have a. i,s
immediate disposol large force Of seasoned and sd
m,able soldiers strong in their esPrH DE- corps, and IN
the prestige that has long attached 10 the Grmte A
1gue. AS T.gsIds the proposed strength OF he army
in question can ssy uc.hiLg, the humber that mas
ID exaegerstion, indeed It would De Incompatible
with The rtduc;ors proposed 10 be made IN the mill
tary establishment - France.
Ii is expected BY persons likely 70 be good Judges Of
tie probsbiles that the amnesty will be very largely
csired by the political e1ies 1t Is not thought that
Victor Hugo VIII return 10 France az Present, aud
LedIu Rolln cauuot, account Of condemnation he
abors under tor completely in projected attempt on
the life Of the Emperor The amnesty strongly
opposed in the Council OF Ministers, especially by "
foald, srd finally decided upon Only tie day be-
fore yesterday.
Tie core, pondert Of The london Nsrs says:
Some persons hsve mistakenly supposed that the
amnesty e1terds 10 the ORLEANS family. They well
as the Count &c Chsubord are banished from France
by acts Of tre Legislature which cannot De set aside
BY sn Imperial decree. Tie Emperor, even if he
would has DO lawful power 10 permit the exiled BOur
bons Of eileT branch 10 return 70 France.
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