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

dcta of the New York Courier des EosS O"ts "hoet
late editor il now in MaxmilIan's employ and whose
present editor is reputed to be but On organ'Wpe In
spired from the French Legation at washington bear
an authority with the public here that may surprise
you.
A gentleman who by his official position ought to
speak with authority in the case tells me- apropos OF
NJ Elon and his mission, some queer little facts OF
which there will probably be no record in the columns
of the Courier des Flats Unis. NJ Eloin IA country.
nan of the provisional Empress of Mexico. Without
pretending that that lady-granddaughter Of Louis
Phippe-encroaches on her husbands imperial Offices
will refer to NJ. Montholon. late Minister to her hus.
bands court for curious details of some nyersatoDs
with him. Minister Montholon will agree that they
rere curious. seeing that he was tie accredited
minister of Louis Napoleon, and that he persuaded
by the remarks she made that she Intimately per-
suadcd of the superiority of her descent from BOur
eon though of tho younger branch to aDybOdys rise to
TO throne from revolutionary parvenue origin, g.:
Mon grand Dire Louis Phiippc eois 81 bien rellant
pour :" Another detail: M. Eloin is Belgian. es
l said, and Chief Private Secretary Of expcrmentally
Imperial Max. his compatriotc Empresss husband.
NJ. Elon is reported to be vexedly and vexatiousy
ansgonstic to the subtheorec and openly practical
assumption that his Masters Empire is really French
colony. The fact is-the facts are-that French sol
diers under sovereign control Of French Marshal Ba
zaine guards defends takes in Mexico and does for it
in the matter of bard fighting OF general police and Of
courtmartial jurisprudence in and SHINING fighters
and writers, Juarist "brigands" and venturesome
journalists French financial delegate is the working
ohief-ssve the Ethereal minister Of the Mexican
treasury. The income from the Mexican customs is
collected controlled, accounted for by French Govern
ment agents. Against them and the state Of things
political and financial which their presence nnd func
lions in Mexico imply NJ Hloin protests and reacts
under and above board. He has come here on conf
deptisl mission from the proeg6 to the Protector.
Gone to Belgium just now. as said he returns
as the Protector gets home. There is coil. Then
there is the coil with Rome the priests. the church
And the coil with those still unsubdued 800 Juarist
brigands' And the United States and the Monroe
Doctrine and those infdel devils of cmigratng Yam
KEGS
Let al us little ones humble private individuals. be
thankful that il is not incumbent on us u
right this cOmpoundedy fractured dsointure Of the
Mexican world.
While was mailing my last letter news came here
of j. Davis his beng caught with his-how shall cI
press myseifi-gown. You hev no idee" how that be
ing caught in his skrt-o express myself fcminnely
has tripped Up tho chvalry OF which he has got nov
be the misrepresentation; how these naughty French
toks by virtue IT their quick Of rdcule and ira
dtoDa respect for the Salic law, Go appreciate the
fall Of j. d. lae rulership qIeSou.A. aud depre
ciate him. The only fear among the wise here-tho
only shred of hoye let to vruent enemies here's
that should make the bungle Of raising him out OF
bis ridiculous womanhOcd into gslow singh manhood
and prominence Of spectacular msrtyrdom
i aud glad to report that on the last news from
America especially the that our franz Repull
can Government has thrown aside the Ineiodramatic
hugger-mugger Anne Radcliffe-an md hoy-Vehm vail
Of secrecy that attempted TO be spread between
the consi,uied court for trial OF mad Booths accom-
pces in murder aud the national family OF their victim
these fears ami hopes are both suDslding grand
State trial In which vital question OF national law
and right shall be profoundly discussed and solemnly
decided-in which JEFF. Dayiss right to live at al
or 1--we in exile is accidental item-tbe far-reaeh-
ing of such trial is well understood here. We
hope viii be held. The Sisest best ruest Of our old
in the last four years hardly tred-ffieDds believe
will be held by civil process. aud that 1t will be 70
conducted do our Republic and the common cause
Of human freedom great honor and that Its grand issue
Of soemnly pronounced, ludicially confirmed principle
Of popular national life will be eaced. diminished
disgraced and detractod from by miserable forked
radish dangling in the foreground.
No. We the most enlightened and the rect of people
on tue planet, familiar all Of us with history and IL
planest tescbngs-ss becomes the most intelligent
etc. peOplewe cannot recovered from our hTst senei
Gus but feversh III Of excitement over Mr. Lncoln's
violent DEATH be donkeys enough 10 insist on making
the late President OF the late c. s. A. martyr pen
dant 10 the late President Of the everything T. 3 A.
Marshal Masnsn died rather suddenly few days ago,
and was buried Yesterday with fine funeral honors ST
Armand earlier Mocquard. De Morny and now Mag
unu hardly one or two left Of the very few chief
consprstors II the word IN its proper eiymoogcal
.eusel who took whispered part with their chief III
spring inspired In the preparation Of the corp dda'
Of 1851. Louis Napoleon grows yearly lonAer man.
need not remind the few historically mindful among
vour readers Of the important role that hIlbuserng
revolutionary Prince Louis Napoleon proposed with
handsome pay that Magoan should I'll in 1870 when the
future Marshal only commanding General OF the
Department Of tho North. under King Louis Philippe,
nor Of his swift witnessing against The MAD Prince al
that pitrul.y criminal Princes trial before Louis
PhHppes Chan Der Of Peers nor Of his domination BY
this same eeutely observsnt Louis NAPOLEON become
Prince President OF the French Republic 10 the essen
italy important post Of COMMANDMENT iei OF the
garrison Of Paiis of the political and polite sym
pathy regninc between those two thenceforth nor Of
the assurance informally given to the President by the
General two months before the coup detd that he Inc
Prince could count Oh HIM the General and on all bis
subordinate generals ara colonies hde'fy mad
been tested ana securedand Oh all the lesser ocer
and men Of disciplined force OF 3oc"--and %
that be the Prince would run little almost nothing o.
the risk in yenuring that coup de0t that all OF US al
/ the ZINE thought so daringly risked
- .....rod IL -tnrica II fact is That ~ nc