New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13
The Corres-onderce Between the Emperor
Napoleon aud Prince Napoleon.
NAPOLEON TO rnE PRINCE



"MoYsIB-R AND DEAR COUSIN: cannot re-
frain from informing you Of the painful impress, ion
have experienced on reading Your speech A. AJhcpo'
In leaviny yor during my absence with ths Empress
and ny son a. Vice prcsdeI. Of a." pryy Council
meant give you Proof OF my r. 1.ship and my cor.
.denoc. and hoveI tlat yor presence. your CONQUER
and your language would testify 70 the nnon Ttic.
reicns IN of lgmiig Bu the political programme
which yoa place under the sis OF TIE i 2cror can
only serve The eBemies Of ny gOysrnmeT. 10 juos.
msbts Which cllD0t admit; You add sehtilehts ol
haired which belong no longer 10 CIR day. 10 apply
the ideas 9th, Emperor the pres Mt time il IL necel
slry 10 have ,ed O. rough tie stern trials % response
b'lity aud power AId besides arr We really capable
psmlcs as We re. Of nppealg az us just value iAe
grand historical figure OF NBpo!cOnI As in standing
before colOs NJ statue, We are unable 10 view the
whole once We only the side which strikes our
sight hence incomPo ,encss Of the reproduction
and the d crg ~ opinions. But what IL clear to
the eyes Of every ~ tlet ~ prevent anarchy IN
men's minds. At formidable enemy 81 true liberty
the Emperor b D. established hIst ~ his family aAd
Afterwards in Dbl. government, that severe discipline
which Gdmi'tC, bu, one viii ana Que action. cannol
lenoeforih de late from the san Iulo Of conduct.
,WbeFeon- Mon and dear Cousin. pray Goa TO
have YOU IL His holy keeping NAPOLEON
rIE PRICES REPLY.
Prince Napoleon lost tine in making reply TO
the Imperial oens9rc. The Prose- vas e4e'usNeiy
favored with tie document;
SIRE. IN consequence OF your hsietys letter Of
May y. and is publication IN the MoaneW OF tnis
morning ! resign the Vice Presidency 9i me rTls'
Counc and also the Presidency o. the Universal TX
49, Acccpt Sire. the homage Of the profound aud
respectful attachment h which am oi sor a,ses
tha most devoted cugs H. NAioLhos CJthohhi'
Pi.ais Pgy0i MAJ Il, ist5.
Ire Paris Terps saws that the Emperors letter was
trorghl 10 pafs hy special courier II nuns
Low ever without kr9aing Of Price Napoleons answer
that lie leaving France 'or Ia property IN
Tie Pare spoadent of ?hs London Daily Nsrs
rhe resignation % the Vice Presidency Of the Privy
Counoi seemed TO be Inevitable because the Emperor
plainly declare, bis cousins conduct unworthy OF ,he
posi-. But the resignation OF tie esid.ney OF TIE
Universal Exhibition. with which Ne,o ms name WIS
ayorahy connected In less, Indicate .aucor and y
complete breach. Il j. highly p-cb-olo thar between
hissad lso7 Prince Napoleon'. ideas Hay have made
great way in France
ne London T,ro'. Paris CORR spondent rags;
"On the publication Of tfe tmpero.'s letter 70 tho
Prince over 80 lenbsrs OF tue Legislative Corps
tncd nd lei their ~ the pas OF the flileie5
hy way of tcsifyinc eir satisfaction. hear ~ the
n..s f would have been eorslernby sTtner-ipdeei'
all the OPPOSITION would have done sobu for the
popularity Of the member y. 6ranler Ge cassceusc,
who was the proposef.
ITO Empress " as greatly NJ, laale.. az Sunday
night AZ tho OdfOn, owing, IL j. sail. 70 the same
cse Is tie Prince j. not ycry popular IN that quarter
Of Paris.
In form Of a pamphlet vas .elaaa ~ DentJs hot
r|v an told f. Rant - r stamp. which ! suppose
10 Tough; himself privileged - Gscense with. He
viii l., publ. Stamped clifton He Is also, il is
said about TO bring ont tie rst volume % history of
Donaparto IA ~. u Is marked that be has not
vet resigned .ea, Ga the comm sson charged to
ruperiulona the correspondence of .he Bonaparto
family.
II have Just heard ina. the Empress regent has de-
cliacd accepting tho Princes resignation as Vice
President OF the fr,y Coan H. on :c sr1und tia. she
ha no authority to 40 so and ha. tho Fmpcror only
can decde Her N ,esy had also entr' ateC his I'm.
pcrisl HigDess not 10 publish the jaocio sgsceb
pamphlet. He replied thet tho Cove nent might
pfos,t ~" him they thought proper fu! thar publish
he would. AZ, 'rdngiy .t las been published"
The hdtpeEe re Bssge. after giving the sLt,s ace OF
til En- ,.or's 'ei.er, sayl:
1T j. di.4fuNa as complete IN spiri; and clear
and precise on coult be desired ~ the most
dent oivera Of the ideas OF tho NiosPresident OF
tho Priyy Council those who in the Government, the
Senate and the press have been cioited by bis words
~ though by an ultra dcDagosic0l and revolutionary
maDesto The CHIEF of the State take, tho opportunity
OF rec ang the severe discipline established by Napo
leon fn his family in orer e. prevent divergence Of
W. 81 action. anj Of declaring that hencefotth he
himself does not ntsnd 10 deyato fion the rule of
duct adopted in this respect by lie founder Of his
dynas,y."
Tho yori takes a very different view # the matter /
II aays; AFTER the almost universally unfayorabc
motion produced both ~ Trance and abroad by the
speecl at AJaccio the Emperor Nnpoeor's letter is
sure beforehand 10 DO everywhere welcomed with the
utmost satisfaction.
The Paris pacers are very chsry OF their comments
ttate appears be Of the most important signs of
the present POLITICAL rituaton." The <senir National
says;
first empire such an a5moniOn addressed TO per on
age Of such elevated rank ia the state Prince Napo
Icon. Never has master spoken ia louder tones or
more apthoriaveiv made sutject r,rlTn 10 the path
Of duy or hlersrchital sloordnat Nevertheless il
tSc admitted that though the letter IL severe it
nst nd In strict con;orn,sy with the logic OF the i'm
Ie. ll. Tl4use"
Ne.ter the MoRhsry nor the semi official Journals
10 Coast.uf!oaas, and Pays take any notice Of the
Prince Napoleons letter t. the Emperor. resgnipg the
he, nresdency Of the Privy Council AID the presidency
4 ihu Universal Exhibition The Plhic ventures to ,
vr t. hut as quotation from the Presst and In small
II = az If II were document OF sinai. importance.
.h London Giote sGys:
The Emperor Napoleon las done a rtron4 thing, 1
at that IL nothing new in his political lie has
ubiely and severely censured bis cousin Jerome The
ecent speech OF that Prince at Aacco has attn acted
ttef ton from all sides II appeared in full in one
70 eL journal, II WAS altogether excluded from the
ioasur No one knew exactly what 10 maze Of It, for
huo II INDUCED in that extIayaHaDt lsulation OF the
rst Napoleon which is the orthodox creed ut least Of
e B0Dapartlss. IL set forth some pretty stif demo-
ATTIC views aud wat was more Important. II con-
ned sentiments plainly hostile 10 the policy OF the
81 peror on tie American continent
- London DAILY Nsrs says: Il
believe our correspondent IN Paris has discov.
reo 'e real cause Of ofense The one great and un.
bic crime VI Prince Napoleon is that at this del.
.a.. er'ls OF hc Mexican question he glorifed the
aonroe nctr'fo and declared that Napoleon l. had
ofeeeeh " acquiescence. Here where the shoe
iiienes, Emperor Is beat upon aintaning Max. 50
niah ID sylco, ard he that the country is al II
-" disinoned 70 snppor him In this the q,
ieaes. Mias OF has life. One has only to read Mr.
GUN report y tho badget 10 see that even the
ecu nsr! the Corps Legis.atif Is not pre- pared
we sncr nen uni money which France must
,encs solSsr 10 import unless the last
rinee Napoleon reJohes IN the dseoIDh.-.a ~ The =,
outh. and feels persuaded that the b tn
storaon OF the Unity oil tie United States must be
e impossIpiliT OF nolonsed French occupation Of III