New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05
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The Pairie, OF Nav ~ SAYS: We have reason
o. believe that tie attention OF the French Gvernmen
is oCCu1ied with The Of the clandostine enroll
rents n the nied State ana that il necessary il vii
Hdor getic measures against The American Noiu
tecrs Vlce-Ad mirl Diceio van leave bTest on Doart
the Chenis Will Instructions the subject, soOI
the Emperor returns from Algeria.
The PRS says; The Government has reooked the
measure limiting 70 a ours the stay oi Arerican wal
vessels IN the French ports
lettcI from Touon says # he's been officially an
nou0ced that TIE Emperor VIII return about tAe enI Of
M.
4 Telegram from Alglers Of May IL. says: An ex-
petition has been Undertaken against the tribe Of
1apOre. u is expected 90 terminate shortly. 10 e.
nigb st.a,s. nine French soldiers we've killed and eight
wOundci, but real resistance has since been en-
Sogntcfcd and The tribes are now submitting.
The French OAKS rs run on Sunday last N can
lilly rclane, ]; Lola RoOFh, .; ia foriane, 3, De-
lsiLo easily by Two iencils.
: telegram from Osau. " NAY 10 says: Tie In
ycror 'e here tits morning for -. DEM. On Sig end
vil return this evening bis Majesty n IN perfect
health.
4 telegram ron Orau. ~ Alay 20 says: Yesterday
BE Emperor made excursion 20 81. and returned IN
the evening he leaves this morning for hontagouen.
His Majesty j. everywhere most ntlslastCaly re.
eeiyed and continues TO enjoy excellent health.
A telegram nom M,staganen Oi May q says: The
Emperor Napoleon arrived here this morning and met
with an enthusiastic reception. lie viii visit beh1um
md embaik tomorrow nc Argue for Alelers.
telegram from Iargiefs Of My q saws The
Embassy froIn Morocco accompanied by the French
Minister he's returned TO this town after having been
received by the Emperor Ma 1eOn.
The Pdtric Of Nay - co-radicts the news II pub-
shed yesterday relative 10 tie special mission Of Vice
Admiral DiGeot, and says ,far he VIII 70 10 America
simply 70 replace feer-Acniral Boss, me term o.
whose oOmm1nd has expired.
ne TINES Pa'is CORES pondeut says The city %
Pars is raising oai equal 20 100000 francs,
and the Credit FoDcier Of Paris &fpOQOJo for Algeria
SPEECH BY PRINCE NAPOLEON
On the subject Of the United States, the
Prince expresses himself in these words
TO develop a Stete with when can have dis.
Iute either with regard 20 frontiers supremacy Of in
fuence which can and ought to ce natural ally
carrying extensive trade, PRODUCING. raw sna
iersls which canuO raise IN our climate purchas
ing our manufactures which is ;nelPient civilization
does not allow IL TO produce. powerful by It's navy ana
1nsbo a. be other than the ally of France-aU these
considerations decided Napoleon 20 make the friend.
ship OF the United states an axiom " his policy Re
wei knew thet democIacies especially sensible 10
respectful attentions and ttaf 10 gam their friendship
II Is enough - consider their interests but that
appeal must also be made Z" tlsI GENEROUS sentiments
On receiving intelligence ~ NashlngiOu's death on
the 18th Of December. 1879, Napoleon not only went
into mourning himself hui oascd tho whole army ~ do
the by issurr the follow ne order OF the day
Washington aead That great fought against tyr
Amy he fh~ hheri. Of his country. Bis
orr M ever be dear H. The nenca nation al cefnon
both the and worlds and espccly 90 TIE soldiers
o. France Hle hke hin and Tie American solder hlt ioi
&C AMY sad liberty.
He even wen. further waen in 1903 be oeded Louis
iauA To cede French territory fOI money, TO mi
tie tricOored fac thus 10 abandon an entire territorial
possession Of France ~ the New Word, might appear
n barrow minds immense concessions To Inc United
thai p.Ompi Intelligence which does Rot hesitate over
deta but straight to its aim. TIL question u
Lot ssna raised clouds OF dissatisfaction between
Eus aDd and France. Napoleon solved II n The sense
OF OdersiOn wisdom aud The true interests OF rance
md ise whose foreign policy accuse OF weak
ness, sold our territory the United states for eighty
millions a flames NGpoeon thus explained this act be-
FORE tie Council Of Stale ~ l.Oi.
'oreass that Frame ,G b. compelled 10 abandon her
eolones 10 Tie Atlantic Ocean. Al those IN America wilt in
les tnsn 20 years be addet tn territory Of he Cnco
S.aes u w.s his consideration wtih deeguued 20
ctde louisisas.
ibis iac appears TO ne important aud by singular
come idence, the extraordinary ambassador who IN
cert With ar Livingston. representative Of the United
States At Pans treated for the purchase OF NoaOr
leans and the Flofds and signed the treaty less
20 days after his arrival was M Monroe the cello.
brated statesman who has given his name 10 the doe.
tIne propounding tie principle that the Governments
of EuOp. must hold no possessions N North America
The life Of Napoleon s full Of these condolences 80 n
siructiye and so curious. Let ardently desire the
pac6esion Of the American Union and not sug our.
selves 10 be influenced by those falscious argument,
which would transform the character OF reyO, con.
demned BY right by reason and By interests ppor ed
with courage but which IS only the nniustifeble ees IT
pfas Nitecraey Of some few thousands Of slayehode