New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

prpce of Lnoce and Princess Misa BOnaparte. and ia
now 81 wears of age She was brought up at the court
OF Napoleon l. In ls2J she married Connt CameTata'
one OF the richest landowners IN the Marches OF Ancoha
Since her husbands death she has addicted lerse 10
agriculture and has at various times resided upon
property Of her own, both in Italy and Hlyrla
Like MANY other "gentlemen" farmers she did not
find tho personal cement OF her estates very prom
table for few years ago sac was reduced TO great
straits for money, and then the Emperor who hes
liking for her. put her upon farm the widest part OF
Brittany, with commission TO show the natives how
those deserts called loade' which they consider hope
less. nav be rendered productive. She lives in @
wooden Swiss chalet in the midl of an estate oi toU
hectares of land which by the EmDerors capital she
has no doubt produce all sorts Of crops. ana 20
keep great deal OF cattle Whether poor propretors
will be able TO profit by her example and whether she
will be able to the Breton proyerb with regaro
to These ungrateful soils LGndes thou art Ldndes
thou hast always heen and Landes thou wilt ever be-
is obviously different question, and one NOT appre'
hend oOncnsiytly solved as the court journals take ~
TO be- by tie numerous prizes which have been arded
to the Princess Baciocchi at agricultural meetings.
However the attempt In pgaseworthy, and both the
Emperor and the Princess well entitled 10 the popu'
arity they gain by the interest they take in the I'm
prOyemeDt 0f the land
The Court goes to Compegne on the 18th to stay nVe
weeks. and to-day aud TOMORROW will be devoted to
Ministerial Council, and an extraordinary meeting OF
the Privy Council at which II is believed h fouds
plans of reduction and financial reforms will be con
sidered. A communicated note 10 the Temps OF last
night sets at rest the rumOr which had disturbed the
BourFe considerably. namely, that 81 hausmann. tne
Prefeot Of the Seine had proposed to the Emperor TO
raise loan Of two mUiardS OF francs for public works
The official attributes this report to foreign cor
respondents, ever ready to furnish ameht iof !upc
maiiRptyr The practical meaning Of this, suppose.
is that Fouds economical policy has triumphed Tor tho
present but nothing can be more notorious than t:t
there has been great difference OF opinion among the
Ministers; Uausmann aud Behic, the Minister ci
Public Works leaning strongly 70 the side Of e1iraya
gancr 1t s probable that Behic will now go out. What
makes reduction OF some sort necessity Is thar the
revenue this wear has fallen woetully below the es
Inmates Fould wants a serious reduction in the army
but aonht yhother he will get IL; he Is strongly Op
posed on this head by Marshal Random, Minister Of
War.
The following observations of the Temps on Mexican
affair, express opinions entertained by the vast ma
ority Of frenchmen with whom the expedition to
Mexico was always unpopular; ,,.i.,;,,,u..
proclamation announcing that nssmnch as Juark' rresdon
a po, have rIprei BY ediueiion OF time thee /
mo r,u. for sy persons whatsoever TO call themclyrs h
parisan -nd hzt the bbet awaits all ho shall b. taken ~
arm, Thi- ii curious confession that MaIhnan not" nL
Standing that h. proclaimed the Emperor long ago did not be-
a n nc ,yuIAIity Of hi' own power so long ns JgaE
preside rial term a.'ed snd no" the ms, irus ai, ~
people Iesp what he considered new standpoint
. ineror,hs repression but II bas always seemed q
ose tsf OF the expiration o. Jusre' term a. HAVING ony
hng 10 d. with tue matter MaIinan cannot pretend to
lie bi. .ucce.,o ho rehes upon another and a. 1dcre
tts Republicans who Laye no u1esps o. proceedms to
another viii evidently consider that JoeTozs ri
r. proon ged by circumstance II it true that Juarel h4
Gnny abandoned the M-ricn territory France has adu
rnb oppo rtuni,y retire .nd leave MaI1sn casDce TO
1--WE a national character TO his Government"
Al the independent French papers fe Delfts Ssf't
and Op,asn Natiordie Join with the TPs IN reitcrat-
ing This cry The French Army must come away from
Mexico and the sooner the better.
NJ ,le Bismnrk after being tremendously feted in
Paris and shooting and dining with hothschd gt his
grand country plo at Ferrercs, got back to Berlin
Iuesdny end there. the very irst thing be did
call Ou The French Minister. NJ. Beneietti, ard take
am With him tosee the King. This 10 a circ 1msssncc
to France was altogether ui private character How
ever tho impression in France H. that whatever at.
tcrnpt he may have made 10 form active alliance
with Napoleon be dIi not succeed have means Of
forming tgt worthy opinion on the subject Hay
or the other | only know that both tie Emperor snd
tho Minister paid Bismark great deal more attention
In Paris ilnn diplomatic etiquette required, and that
many people think tie lawess Piussan Prime Minister
and The author Of the Corp d Etqt Of l-synplhetic
sous. 4 Berlin letter IN the CoUeloHdaacc Butler
~ B.narss return s'norlly looked upon he signal
of gave mcs.age. only in Germany bu. IN the interior Of
Pru.s. lu fuda cir u IS ,d op,u uy s the remnant
liberty hch Pr s.is has yet pTe-crved will be away
with ana that thc ght pnUic meeting viii be completely
.rpprroei The hoJcserAL tcountTy genenrn, proud Of
,rr cos Of arms. they will for ell put stop the
,,iation which the Governmeu, has too long tolerated.
Tie cholera. which happily ~ fast disappearing from
Psri, ha, BECOME so nuch worse at Naples thai Krg
Victor Emanuel accompanied by the Ministers. Gen.
L. MarmOra aud COTtcse suddenly resolved 10 10 there
DAYS In consequence OF THIS unexpected
iourncy the opening OF the Italian Parliament Flor
enca will not take Place till the 18th.
NJ. Selln The Italian Finance Minister has mode
remarkable speech in which he deprecated reliance
upon force ct Venice and said the great ques
t.ou for Italy was the financial question There Is a
rmor iha, he has persuaded BIS colleagues 10 reduce
the army by 100 600 hut have considerable doubts
ON the subject because hs predecessor NJ. Lama, who
had the same ideas resigned because he could not get
Gen Ia Marmora to consent to reduction. One VI the
st,-t rcrurs is that iii. same NJ LAMA likely TO be
81 sl.t han lbsp hut flaf In
wise show that his views were likely 10 prevail. Ga the
contrary in Italy tie Chair or the Chamber is geDer
ly q sort Of retreat 70 which statesmen Of cuinence
are reegated when their policy has become impossible.
The follow ing paragraph appears IL IL lraHes OF thif
evening.
American Minister in London neI, spring. lie lately
prr.sed hs conviction that t1o question a the AsbHna viii
m t.a p,nre,niy lie makes no donbt that .one very war
M .p.ecs-s VIII be delivered in Con .rcs. feels con
,uced tia, Mr. John'on desire 10 keep friendly
VT! England vii. n,,imat,ly prevail. ,..,,
The Duke de MOuchy. the future husband OF the
Princess Anna Mrrat se descendant, ofthe second son
OF Marshal Duke de Noailes. who married niece OF
Niue. lie Mamtenon Ills father, who died IL io1i was
formerly peer oi France. and subsequently men Tbcr
of the Legislative Assembly The elder branch OF the
family l. represented by the Duke DC hoailles and
dAgen member of the Academy. The Duke de
Monchy IL ~ the same time Prince de Polk Grsndee
of SPAIN and by birth Grand Cross OF the Order OF
Malta, privilege Of the descendants OF the family OF
Arpaon possessed since the heroic cooperation OF
one ol it, members in tie defense of the Order when
attacked by tho Turks. Having been born In l34l. he
Is few months younger than the Princess. He 10 said
10 possess income of QvOo0 francs year, the
greater part of which is in landed property According
10 the Nori tho Princess possesses fortune Of two
millions. conferred on her by the Emperor throe wears
back, The same journal adds that the wedding presents
sent by the Prince have cost 100000 francs The mar
riage, which had been announced for Nov 10 10 now
under stood TO be fixed for Dec. 10.
NJ Dupn. the Procurorr General Of the Court Of
Cessation, died Yesterday IN his ED year. lie was tho
greatest lawyer in France. Notwithstanding his great
age he performed 20 the last tho arduous duties OF the
Office Of lis prodlcctlon without any perceptibe nag
gng Dnpn was called 10 the bar In 1900 in 1915 he