New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-25
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
PARIS, Aug. s, l80.
THE FRENCH NAVY,

PARIS, Aug. s, 1862.
THE FRENCH NAVY.
"Then, tell ne, what makes he, upon the seas I u"
The latest report is that Of the purposes Of the
extreme activity at Tonon, Brest, and Cherbourg,
will appear next Autumn in the shape Of French
Naval Squadron in tie Gulf Of California Of the
Sonora coast On the opposite coast of Asia,
one Of Louis Napoleon's adrnras he's lately made
treaty, by which three provinces Of Anan are coded
to bis master. little further north, Louis Napoleon
keeps few vessels, in aid Of his English allies, fer
purposes Of Chinese Intervention, etc. We come ~
his mex. excuse for keeping Up navy at Pondi-
cherry, the remnant of the old French colony
which once promised 70 make for France what
the East India Company has made OF India for Greas
Britain. Nearly opposite these rules his brosnsr
Emperor Of Abyssnia, with whom he made friendly
arrangements, a few years ago, for French way
station on his estates This may be convenient zone
years hence, when his friend SAID Pasha's Franco
Egyptian Snez Canal s finished, 90 az 10 make ee0-
ntction with Naneles and Algiers, and his Syr1sa
protectorate. Awaiting completion OF this rou'e
from his Mediterranean ports to hIs Eastern colonies,
let note others OF hess lat0r the way aroundthe
Cape. There is the old Isle Of Bourbon recovered
by the treaties Of 1914. The neighbOring Aauri-
titus, though not recovered II by ne means lost 70
French memory. Opposits these, 80 miles distant,
lies MADAGASCAR, where tie French started colony
rs early IA 1912 and repeated the attempt at seVe
later PERIODS. The traditional claim To empire or
pIotectorate over the 24O 900 square miles and tho
5000 90 inhabitants OF this Island has never been
weaned from French imagin2tions; While OF iSse
years II has been very much nursed and oosseted ny
Journalistic and others at home, commercial ana &C.
clcsiaetical adveniurers have been very busy In
strengthening French influence IN Nalsacher. The
rsut Of their efforts appeared on the death OF shat
terrible old rue villain the last Queen and her son.
the present King, sent French agent to Paris, who
was most formally received here month or two ago.
Monsieur L4.noert IL think that IL the name was
not received ~ the formal ambassador II the King
OF Nalgacher, but Is gate.opener TO the way thas
NAV easily lead 10 future French Protocorstc
Double the Cape, and tie western eoast Of Africa
We come TO the French colony OF Senegal About
opIose there Oh and oil tie eastern coast OF Amer
is, we come to Cayenne and the French Antilles
and the French feet in the Gnlf OF Mexico. lew
Caledonia might be mentioned, and Tahiti ought 10 be,
let alone the Sandwich Islands that may become men,
;onabe IN passing in init French maritime cosnec-
ton around the globe. Note furthermore that 10 |
make France greas naval power IN o!d tradfioHal
policy that her base and justification Of naval great
less most rest On colonization; that Napoleon has
teen pushing the policy most vigorously for the past
twelve years; shat the convection of the Atlantic
aud Pacific oceans ID old idea of his much STUDIED
by MIN before he was Emperor; that he is very
then perhaps, you can tell NE, What makes lie upoa
the seasi
NAPOLEON AND GLRIEALDI.
Meantime he is in hot water land, thanks to |
Garibaldi. The gossps say tha. the Vichy waters
he has been taking the past month, have been dis
tureed in their therapeutic courses by this fresh at
tack of Garibsldi. Feit-crowned Joseph has i'm
deed set all the other European powers agog, with
an ious curiosity, 10 know which one OF oil she
roads that lead to Rome lie means 70 take. Some
think that be only meant 20 hold up 20 tier haJes-
ties she red flag Of alton, trror,m, and shoe
them way fro N their attempt TO build up new
diplomatic ring fence about she Popes DOMAIN, and
that lie has succeeded.
The very proclamation that he has forced Victor
Emanuel to put forth rather strengthens than
weakeus this conjecture. hata1M otn now say, and
IA believed 10 De urgently Saying 10 tie Emperor,
what Cayour said, under LOS dissimilar cream !
stances, with 40 much effect: I" A. conservative |
Government, We have now done our utmost 10 keep |
down revelation. Ii is not enough to keep down
permanently; either you must anticipate il, or We
must JOIN h IN completing the Independence Of
Italy,
THE NATIONAL FETE DAY.
For the fret time in several years, the Emreror
Will BE- in Paris the l5h OF August, the Virsiu's
his own, and the katiosal fete day Ne will be
waited on by the Representatives. II European Pow
ers that day the Papal Euncio at their head. 1t Is
rumored and believed that he will either take
sion of replying ther fluctuations, TO emil hen the
very anxious public on his Italian, and perhaps his
Nexcan and possibly Ills otscr American policy, or
will give tho mucI-desIred light that day, Ia the
share OF % proclamation OF double-ieaded
unbilesto in the QOgteur. am not as hopeful OF
satisfactory explanations from the Imperial mouth
Or pen next week as many are. Ii they get a few
c0ldly giittering geneIalitles 10 amnse thenseve,
with dy,rsey interpreting for the rest Of she month,
let them he con,ent. The situation, m the French
say, 10 very tangled and very strained, and hss
brought the contemplative public mud TO y high /
.tate Of unrest But projects and police spies
Dor; all quiet along tho Ines and so prospeS Of
revolution and lucid manifesto Is OF She dimne's:
Ii il said there Is To he amnesty published on
The 18th. There se always a few more left Ms OBJ
iec,s of Imperial amnesty for each coming August,
III hough each past August has had Its amnesty. |
Queer. All 0w ing to this being sach strong Gov
eminent take it. Such also be the opinion ofNr
Eugene Peetan, who, in lately pnbli volume of
poltco.lterar history and moral essays, edited
from his prisoners room in ST. Peas ie-wberc be is
rhut I'D for "A last year pamphlet-snye notice that
his bookseller Wi presently begin TO publirh num-
Der of pamphlets from his pen. The strong Gov
erpment has ofciously informed bookseller Pa
,uerre that he lad best net that series OF
pamphlets on political subjects Is equivalent to
. political periodical. Eyeryeody knows uas
rermir,ion to start o political periodical, exceps
under very s,riot conditions of good pohica repn-
teton and large pecunmry guarantees kobody
knows however how many political pamphlets Il
takes by Governn, 1T estimate, To make pe1odi-
csl-a jcurnai, az .hey say in France and nobody
IA likely to know without trying it, At REX and
peril / could ill my letter wish other novel Official
and Applications, not two mouths old,
Of tie orgauc law toe press, TO Proean Tor inter
pretation and 70 procrisJean Tor application.
riIr RECOGNITION OF THE SOUTHERN STATES.
In the House of Lords last honiiy oveaiDg Earl
Russell said, IN reply 10 Lord Campbell, /" have
had no communication Whatever from Gny foreign
Power, stating any wish or making ary proposition
with regard W the recognition OF the Sn he States