The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25

tho Tribes Aithfu to his eauso
In le42 he was forced By tho Due dAunae 10 take re-
fuse In the territory Of Morocco tha Emperor Of Witch
had always sustained him In his efforts against ths
French In 1874 the Moorish Emperor wa, induced
to attack the French Ines, but complete VIC
tory was gained ova bis troops by Ceper.s
Bugeaua, aud Tire bombssdrncnt of Moyacor-a town
near Cibraia-by the Prince de Jonvie feYeyer cured
the Emperor OF Morocco Of any dcare further to on v
protect his friend the Emir.
The indefatigable Aide Kader, novertheleas stir
found 70 work upon the fssatcsm Of the kocrs
and, in spite Of their sovereign, oHainct the
money whereby he more enabled 10 throw bims
saf upon his enemies General Bugeauc Was accordingly
compelled % recorur,-nce that war Of marching anA
couDterraarching, purssits AID raids, which, By
hlnderng bis adversary from establisbilg reGu-
lar government finally ended in his overthrow.
Abdel Ksdc- in the msantne yielding to TIC advances
made him by the Moo-ieh p,op'e ty whom Re was 70
earded as tie Champion Of hahonc.anisu. allowcA
hmsc to be drawn into rebellion against the Esperos
o. Morocco AMI thcreupsn the latter compelled TO
make common Cause With the French against n. rhs
Roorish troops een. out however refused to fight ans
the consequence that ADD 81 Kader in short tina
found himself position TO rcsvne active operations
against bis old adverscries
But the fortune OF war against him. Surroual,E
By superior forces he constrained TO By and finding
DIS most ueVoteu pNtisa3 GfaouaEy dropping a~ay W
disease and death he surrendered hinse to Cen Lans
ricies, condition OF being taken to Alexandria g.
Iea dAcre He sent 70 France with bis family one
aNer being detained time at Fort Ianague, at Tou
lon, thea at the Castle OF Pau the Pyreuees he
finally transferred TO the Castle Of Ambose RI, Ma
onal Assembly though frequently solicited for his
lease, was unwilling 70 concede that favor, aud he
continued to remain under constraint unit! th,
nth Of August, 1859. when the Prince President
(he present Emperor stopped az the castle where the
Emr was imprisoned sent for tho captive and commun
Gated to him, il kind and courteous terms hs, he
free. Add RAIDER, in acknowledges Of this COCO
rosty, swore the Koran never again 20 disturb ths
French rule in Africa
ca the 2Ist OF April he embarked WITH his suit. fov
Broosse in Asia Minor whore he lived retirement until
the earthquake which destroyed that city 1855 wha
the broke out between Russia and the weste~
Powers it reported that LIE about to take service
Ia the Turkish army but his health required him 70 re-
main Ia Constantinople
Distinguished at once by bis sagacit7 and courases
Add el Kade- has for q long time been known by the
classical name OF "the modern Jugurtha No one know
better how to hunor the fsnacsm Of tie people, ~
profit By H. and through al his varied his actions
have been characterized by patriotism and devotion
b, country which have well entitled him to the
mlums that have been bestowed even by bis greateet
enemies. BE has q profound faith in Lis religion,
and his Incredible assduty in performing the duties a
his faith during his soourn in France 30 marked ~
to be the subject OF frequent notice An impartial judge
and an honest administrator be was at once m example
OF purity Of morals and private worth After remaining
in the East he returned again to Paris where for tms
he made the lion OF the hour. His face has some
senbance the traditional features OF Christ and people
would frequently crowd around him to observe that A,s
and nervous organization which has made hin man OF
mark only among tho wild Arabs OF his country,
but wherever be has appeared
During the last few years be has resided 10 the
Holy Land, and after a long interval OF quiet, We
End him again, With q nobility Of eou which
appears to have Characterized him during his entire
career, taking the part Of the oppressed In Syria ana
striving to prevent the which are being inflicted
by the people OF his own faith upon tie unfortunate
Christians Of that country. Following the preceps u
the Great Master. he has seemed to forget his own
sortuncs In contemplating the wrongs OF Others aaA
to exenply in his acts that Christian spirit which
bodied il the scrptura Injunction, "Do good TO those
who hate you md pray for these who despitefuly
you"
The following letter. written by tie great chief to the
R-os Bars Eagle OF Paris, Will be read With interest
q. the present tims;-
Glory 70 Godl have been delighted By. al that you
bave written In the Brcis the subject or the Mussu
you would be heard you had spoken o the living but
based your remarks on two points You might ave-
mentioned third and said that truly Mussuuaaa sovs
regns love The conduct Of honest raen and follow ther
fooateps In the weys OF justice and contempt OF worldly
goods, Tor is high that little should look for "a
example Alasl we are fac enough fror doing 30 Tia
everything that taking place TO day predicted By
kahome in his time, N tha, is what gives sach
tho-ty % bis prophecies He has announced the arsih
iaton OF the lhosoes and there are no more
be has also said that the Christian kags should
themselves IN power I'll the end OF time and that the
soveregns o. bis people should be abandoned Of God By
lastly, he has said that the world shall not end TN tbs
Christians have become the majority o. the human
And that event cannot n TO arrive, because ynsm
the authorized interpreter Of Mabomet has said thai
they have above al, -four qualities which insure their
future sucoessclenency - victory obstnWy 10 defeat
and the bereavea WI add Of ryeelf that they join
IN these gifts stl create VIZ skill n Withdrawing
themselves IN case OF necessity ro the Injustice and
weep, Oh my God, over the anrihI,tion OF Isamsm
We are from God, and 10 him return
AZ this morent dreadful disorder prevails among tbs
where Butolerg aud murder going OIL Ia all pAris
Coo etaut that ihings n AZ have better ending
Greeting 20 God, the Mighty, from biz DC csvant
DszsscJ g, June 10, 1850. ADD kL x ADER
As,a further evdenec Of the character OF the In
contained in the following decree en,lv passed By thu
Emperor Napoleon ..
"Icsrous OF giving 10 the Fu,ls Aid e. I-ader evil
dence OF the sentiments which haze been inspired by Ibis
the secretary OF 70 department OF f,rea
Affairs, VIC have tccreed ard DO decree as follow
"Thc Enir Add elKsder, IL elevated % the dignity d
the Grand cIoss OF or Imperial Order Of the Legion a
Hoao~"
Such 10 bre, s the history OF OF the most remark
ailc mcu Of the prcscnt sse.
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The Zouave Eania
10 Tux EDJToR or THE ssw YORK EgRALp.
ace by Communication 81 last Sunday EK1Alo thst