New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
France.
WITHDRAWAL OF BELIIGEREsT RIGHTS FROM
THE REBELS.

oP BELNGEREST RIGHTS FROM
THE REBELS.
Trssed for The TRIBUNE from The Mni,Sr Of June II
The Minister Of the Marine and the Colonies
has addrcs.ed on date Of the 9Th Of this month, the
following circular 10 the Maritime Prcfecs. tie Naval
Commanders, and tho Governors OF the Colonies:
PARIS June s 1865
SIEs: The Government Of France. while proclaining
BY its declaration Of June TO- le6i the rules OF neutral
ity which ii intended to observe between me poss
ets Of the several States Of North America. has recog
nized pretYisiiug fact that 10 u say The connict
between parties ofthe territory Of the United States
conflict in which both parties observed the tues OF
war both as regards the treatment ana ehchanRe OF
prisoners and the exercise Of rights m to neutral
flags.
After the events which have been accomplished the
stuston Ia at present quite different The Minister OF
the United States near the Government 81 the En-
peror has given notice that the Cabinet OF Washington
sidcrcd the having ceased and that 1t would
a. Sss exercised during war
| Under these circumstances the Government oil the
Emperor does not feel itself obliged 70 recognize any
longer the States OF North America 40 beligerents
| Consequently the vessels which may present them
selves Confederate vessels can no longer be received
In the ports Of this continent Of the colonies In
the territorial waters OF the EMPIRE ana Iae Coedc
AS to those vessels which may be found in our ports
at the time when the present dispatch Will reach yOu
they must leave. Bat you will, with regard 10 them
enforce for the last time the rule laid down in my cir
cular Ct Feb g. 1894 and according TO the terms Of
which there must be Interval OF at least "a hours
between the departure 81 every war vessel OF one oil
the begerents and the subsequent departure OF any
war vessel Of the other be!ligsreDt
The Minister Of the Marine and the Colonies,
p. DE CHAssEIouP LAUBA1
| The Emperor arrived In Paris after his jour
ney 70 Algeria the 10th inst and WA received with
enthusiasm. The public buildings and large number
of private houses were illuminated In honor Of his re
turn. On the 10Th the Emperor presided at Council
Of Ministers and at astting OF the PIivy Council The
Empress was also present.
Tho propagation OF the Chambers had been adjourned
TO the Both a June. The Corps Legslatf had voted
that of the Ministry Of the Interior.
Mrs Lincoln had sent an answer 10 the letter OF con-
lolence addressed to her by the Empress Eugene
| A duel had taken place at Paris between Gems De
ligny and Grant. in which the former was killed.
The race for the grand prize at Paris on Sunday thu
Derby at EPSON Only ak horses ran. and they were
all French except one English.
The Msnitsur Of the 18th publishes the circular OF thu
Minister Of Marine, dated June 5. ordering that Con
derate vessels shall longer be admitted into French
ports ,
closed ut eff &c.
TSe London 7Imes says that Mons. Eloin the speca
enyoy of the Emperor Maximiian had arrived in PGri
from Vienna where, Il Ia said, with the aid Of KIM
Leopold I've succeeded In prevailing on the Emperor
Austria 10 reinstate his brother Macmillan in all hi
agnatc rights In the event OF returning 70 Austria
| The Paris Pa,ris announces that Buenos Ayres al,
Nonteyideo have decided upon recognising the Mex
Tho MEXICAN Envoy TO Constsntinopls had presente
the Sultan with the grand Gordon Of the Order OF th
Mexican Eagle.