The New York herald., 1862-03-08
Prince Napoleon i'm America.
VISIT TO UNION CAMP AFTER BULL RUN.
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Although the Prince (Napoloon) incogntto
admitted without any difficulty within the lines. All
the mer-some sprawling on the ground some playing
Mt cards, but mostly reading tho papsrs-wcro attrol
coats straw hats, others linen foragng
caps. inquired where could SEQ the famous Excelsior
2ouayes sauntored along One Of them, a tall fel-
low built for cuirasser, but presenting somewhat
grotssque appearance in red psticoat and turban,
such as you at the bal mdsque. came sp TO us.
He had been in the French army, at the camp Of
Hefautt; he recognized the Prince, and went up
straight to him. He appeared somewhat snrpr sed at
not being hailed as au old acquaintance. Some ques-
tions to how and why he had left the service and
what brought him TO America, only met with very equi
sisted exclusively Of Frsnchnen, of whom only afew,
and Of Canadians, Of whom none had served before CAS-
for discipline, said Of hem an old douanier, what
would you haves Here the Canadians, who APP
pointed sergeans and corporas because tpey can speak
E,n Sha Gahsr S a p0: sq for u.s.
(chienne de tongue). Another, with most ru1l}nly
cast Of features, replied 70 q question about their
pay As far as promises, it's all right. Sixty cents
month without counting clothes and ratons, looked well
enough but sncc We are at the camp have not
color Ss So by way scsss sna ss siss ,s
ratons they have consisted hitherto Of rce tobacco
and unlimited number OF newspapers As for me, that
won't do have enlisted for three months; my time Is
up in six weeks, but after that I'm - II they take
ma n.'
who held forth foows"oat Of ten soldiers you won't
find Amorican-all German, Swiss, Irshnien, Hun.
garians, Italians few Frenchmen and Canadians.
who has work, you see, prefers cnlisng In tho
Union army to starving. They give us little bread
at all events, but are not compelled 10 stand and
bc shot AZ for the sake OF people who prefer remain
ing their shops taking up musket aud going out TO
fight their own batesS And then you should how
VIC arc ofcered lawyer hardresscr, apothocary,
raises a company battalion which be calls rcgi-
ment and has himself appointed colonel and captain We
arc promised roasted arks will fail into mouths, but
at the first shot of trots colonel the lawyer
captain the barbsr with their soldiers at their heels
and never stop twelve leagues That voyes pous Is
what occurred at Bull I've been made corporal
because know fifteen words Of English. placed
try the other day he asked whyY What be done
with soldiers WHO b0gn 20 argue when they told
rorward marchY' Every body here, you see, ready
enough to command, bat one will take orders from
any body aud that's the way with all Of them.
The French senate on Foreign Affairs.
Tho French Senate has preseneda lengthy address TO
the Emperor in roply to bis speech from the throne at
the opening Of tho Legislative session On foreign affairs
the senators gay The civil which disracts America
has reacted on manufactures and our markets
and portion Of the working classes is in state Of suf
ferng OF which thc]srm not yet arrived Your govon
mont SIRE has taken into cons sraton aud the senate
could not rest inderento It, Like your Majesty has
recognized that the friendly relations OF France with the
United states die tatcl ohe French Cabinet policy Of
neutrality on this aIcg dispute, and that the struggle
would be brief ory II were not coplicafod by foreign
interference the same time the Senate has recog
nrcd your active vigilance in the internal measures you
have commanded in order thai our workmen should mol