New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14

partial report will be submitted, ana NE C0in'
mittee will ask leave to ait during tne recess.
PERSONAL.
Simeon Draper has been here on public business
for the past week, and diDrd with the Cammander-
in-Chief Of the Army to day.
THE PROSPECTIVE RECOGNITION oF TUE c. s. A.
BY FR,NCE--AN EXPLANATION FROM NJ
THoUvENEL.
IN reference TO the appearance, IN the olhcmh
Monasar, Of sta'emeDt, originally made IN La
Potrie. that France viii recognize Italy just ss
she will recognize the Southern ConirVerGcy
when it becomes an established fact, tue O0efh-
ment has received very ample explanation from
NJ. Thouyenel, Minister of Foreign AtaIs
lie was surprised and di'rleo'ed at seeing 'ne
note in the Moaitcur and declares that It's inser'
ton in La Pairie aud transfer 10 the official or
gan were without any sort OF Recommendation
or even previous knowledge Of the AdmDlslra-
ton; 90 ye1ed Was be at seeing 1t that he in-
mediately wrote to Wales wiki, Minister "f State
Of the Household, suggesting that it should be
a sayoWed in an ofiicil note cOmman'9ae III iol'
lowing number OF the MONiteur. WaleHski re-
piled in sosanee that since the article had no
offic al form, was published in The supplement-
after official column, bulletin, bews-coluinh, an'
three or four pages OF Corps Legslatif report
in an out-oi-the. Nay corner Of the paper; SINCE
1t had already done wIat little harm it could
ard the commaaiqe would only revive "ld aud
attract new attention to it. therefore least SAID
was now soonest mepded.
Per,igny was much iritated about it. La Patrie
(Which has recently undergone an I'd torial
change) had ceased for some days previous to
the publication OF the note IN question, to be the
selni.sub- min sterial organ that 1t had been.
In regard e. ROst, the one OF the G. ;. a. Com
missioners who speaks French, he did have an
interview with TbouVenel, after coming from
England, hut Tbouyenel refused 10 recognize him
in bis official quality; conyersed with him as
with any other private gentleman for the cake "i
information, and did not give hin any promise
Of recognition Of the C.. s. A. next October, or
at any other iime--"on the contrary, quite the
reverse" THE was the first, last, and only
interview had between Tbouyene and aoy Of the
Agents Of the c. 5. A. As for the pre-entnton
Of TIVE Of them by Faulkner, it never to"k place.
Neither Yancey nor the other man, sal u have
been presented, can speak sny more French tnan
Faulkner, who can't speak enough 10 carry on The
simplest conversat;Un while ThouSenel can't sPeak
enough Eoglish to bring it back, and the secre-
tary of Legation, who was F.s attendant inter
prefer on bis wits TO Foreign Office, is On out
and-out Union man. Faulker is still 10 Paris,
much distressed, and apparently awaiting his
~ 4 4 Minister
DIFF IOMATIC UHE1sSEss.
The Diplomats cut very wry fnces-and most
Of al tho ministers from Bremen-at the passage
through the Senate Of tho bill closing the ports of
entry in the South and putting an end to the
blockade. In DUNG this we are perfectly and fully
in our right, and as Lord John Russell is fond
Of ilYokiug the ttrictest meaning Of the iEterna-
tioual law, 1t will be easy for the Secretary of
state TO show 10 his Lordship how thoroughly
the isw ia on our side.
PoIrrE THREAT.
The Second Auditor, Fuller of Mains, has
threatened that il noted Sccessi0nst were
turned ont, bia successor would find II d-d
hard to pass the examination.
LOOKING FOR THE PIRATES.
The lrOqupis, ViDccnucs, md Prebla, have
gone in pursuit Of the priysteer, JET Dasis, and
Commodore Stringtalo viii sond fourth man
Of war on the same errand.
ORDERS FROM TUE WAR DEPARTMENT.
The following General Orders have been Issued:
WAX DzrAurssxy7, AbJrrAsT.Gx GxNKHAUs oDiCs,(
NAsmseToS, July 10 lt5
tssrs received ao tts server q tie Cisd stes of two or
three ycan of he et d The va viii be ehed 70 Tcso
ih. y - sf Sraineai g place rT,ice
tr.d states TIE p4cc of cischsc - the roo %
routs by order L. THOMAS, Ad,u;snt Gvbsia.
wAz DzgaErsssT. A8'rIAs1 dnsEEArs "a tor'los.}
NA,BisGION, THURSDAY, JuJ 10, lsGl
GvNERAr Onpss., no 42.-Tho Ouaner nast-r. Doylrt.
wi provide bo-sss and the ordnance Department viii
the lgou 81 e muster ing oceT ssi such comyau,s
sze mustered inioi- re'vice ~ torosr. .,.,o-,
REGEaHNr FROM TIL DISTRICT.
Colonel James A. TAFT Of the District FoiuD.
teers, has rendered the Government q regiment
for three years OF the war.
REBEL FORCES AT OcCooUAN.
One of the South Carolina regiments is in the
neighborlOod of Oceoquan. Their tents can be
seen from the Potomac.
PRISONERS OF WAR.
Geu. NcDowelis picket have captured two re-
crtiits for Uncle Sans army, one citizen of
Alexandria. ard the other Of Fairfax County,
on their way TO Fairfax Court House. They were
sent here, and are now with the other prisoners
ia jail in this city.
PATRIOTIC CONGRESSMAN.
1t is snid that the Hon. John 5. Phelps Of
Missouri, is in the saddle cooperating with the
Union forces. aud though holding 40 military
position is Of great help TO Gen. Lyon, hence his
absence from Congress.