New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15

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.s,ar a- special Correspondent,
PARIS June Q 1865
The Emperor's letter for the public, to
Prince Napoleon discipining him for his Aaccio ora
ton, aud the Princes very prompt reply, will have
reached on by last steamer. Prince Napoeon's new
position Vice-Presdent Of the Priyy Comedian
intimate member, as it were Of the Government-un
doubtedy lent significance TO his discourse when II
would not have had If uttered year ago and 80 maze
fhe reputation Of it. Of political manifesto almost
necessary the Emperor. There is no leading idea IN
tse speech whether respecting extension OF liberty al
home or French policy abroad that the Prince was not
well known 10 entertain that he has not frequently
publicy expressed before. His resignation OF
The Offices of vice-President Of the Priyy
Council aud Of President of the Worlds Fair to
be held here in 1867 the natural reply to the I'M
perial rcproof which in it's style smacss more Of the
First Imperial Napoleon than any other paper ever
signed hy the Third The designations are supposed as
vet not to re accepted. Awaiting further the In
perors re;arn from Algerg-expeeted some time next
xsekthe Prince has moved OUT Of the Pelas Roy al 70
one Of ms country houses He ia doubtless III MN
but his loyalty TO bis dynastc Chief-or say 10 las
Chiefs dynasty-though doubted by sone' the yer!
speech in osestion as well other words uttered at the
same time in Aaccio wonll seem to approve He took
occasion at a banquet there TO offer an unquahedy
loyal tost 10 the honor Of the Emperor Empress and
little Prince and again called the multitude who
gathered Under his window raise with him the cry
of vive rEmpereur
There are solder than these 10 refute the con
lectures hopes Of those who ready TO see the
Prince formally the post OF leader OF revon-
tonary opposition political party His love or admirs-
ton for his cousin as cousin by blood, statesman
NAV be subject 10 qualfc ton His Interpretation OF
rome o. the Napoleone ideas will be ii always has
been (snce isJl different from the Cousins but the
idea that lpoeonsm is the thing for France be holds
TO- and colds by and uphods its reignng representa-
tive That he will continue 10 make bother for the
Emperor rs he from time 70 time has always done-that
he will permit. encourage talk al the Palals Royal
which cans0t be whispered at the Tuieries-thst be
VIII himself utter hrs democratic and other political
ideas not in favor grunbhugy for the next six
months perhaps than he has uttered them for the past
elk months is quite probable.
Those who know HIN best do not anticipate that his
opposition ain 20 further. As matters stand there is
but one life between him aud direct hcirshp to the
chrome II is not even in the interest Of his ambition 10
shake that throne still ;ess provoke its actual posses
eor TO remove him he legally can, from this second
place Of hope.
Here aIe some OF many items a Prince Nspoleons
course o conduct toward his cousin worth remembering
now. He did not II is true hasten TO aibero 70 the
Prince President Immediately after the coup deal
Before sud after that event his frank expression OF
divergent views cansed trouble enough 10 the cousin
and brout public reprOois and d'savowals from the
cousin aad fits of milf and cooness, &C. between the
two. b., the cases have been more frequent since
747 down when the Prince has undertaken the defense
ofhis now reigning chief boldly and sire naous'y.
Uuquestonably, Prince Napoleon is today more lib
era more OF democrat, not to say socialist than the
.PmperoI-but not more liberal nor advanced demo
cratic than the Emperor was before be mpcror-
no, 50 much as be in TIE old Ham and Exile days.
And II the Prince legitimate Of legitimate royal
Princess son by marriage o, one Of the Oldest royal
ouses o. europe ever gets Of ponsi5e oppos
fon On to throne he will be Likely 10 undergo some OF
those alive changes which the Of French
1uregeoisr the husband Of private Spanish lady has
adapted himself
Thrh the feyersh ft Of fear is sobsided the chronic
anxiety about Mexico and it, poorsh relations with TIE
United States still hardly restless public opu
son Dte officially published versions OF the late
Mexican news. reporting continuous deiesis OF Tx
Juarist brgands-who were reduced 10 an aggregate
of 300 more than two years ago IN tie NortezT-th'
Mexican TX per loan vibrates between - and A.
The runner that a great reinforcement 20 be ser
80 the French army Of occupation in Mexico 10000
strong go. accredited currency that Govern
rnent has communicated" 10 al the newspapers
advice 20 deny il by authority. More sensible people
do not anticipate aLy longer an immediate conflict DO
tween II and the United States about Mexico and
the less sensible longer suppose that part
our dismissed army vii can rush in body 20 ;ak,
ranked position under the Mexican flag II Is curious b.
Che way that SO here with you make any a. count
OF the quite as probable, and quite probably as large
recruitnlaat that Maximlan mag draw from the dis
banded armies Of the South.
The most sensible people recognizing that if w
,etain our proverbia common sense, shah FOR few
sears 10 coue be sufficiently occupied with the recover
from our wounds-with the grave task O. recouposini
our SHAKEN forces and exploiting restored territory
recognize in the situation imposed Oh ms France
opportunity to get out Of the transA IaHtic scraDe it
ruler has rushed into and pray that he may maze I'M
mos. OF H. 1T is one Of those truces that the inei
gent fatality events read Providence in iul HBghs
~ersion eometmes 10 The biadness of dipomafss anC
20 the impudeace OF Statesmen" Meantime, indica
lions amounting In their convergent SUN TO proof ar
manifold and manifest, that the French Government
whose cief policy IN the Mexican business hat z.
Originally hcd-a clearly defined purpose now pro
visionaly maintains its policy in that regard by mer
expedienss. Can possibly stay can We honorabl
get avsrg how stayf how come dwavf-wneni how
These ar the questions much rsyOycl at The Foreign
Ministry and at the Ministry 81 Finance well a. il
She public mind. And the aswer that offers itself
or that vouchsa,ed from ov is none. 1t as no tim