The New York herald., 1865-05-22


their victory with desds q cruelty
PRIVATE LErrxR or sYxrAvav vnon rHs
EMPREss EUosSIE TO MIS- LINCOLN.
The Empress received Mr. aud hm Bigelow on Sun
day last Her Majesty, aftsr expressing her profound
emotion at the recent sad in washington an
noanoed tnss sne nsa addsssd private letter tender
Speaking Of Booths death the Txses says:-Such an
end .oe good Tor such miscrcan and most honest
that justice has been cheated Of o victim.
MEETING or LADIES IN PARIS WITH vIxw TO
MAKING AND FORWARDING CL0rHINa FOR rHE
HnANcIrArHD NEGROES or rHE UNITED STATES.
meeting Of ladies Of rank and fortune has been held
In Paris take into consideration the destitute condition
or the negroes emancipaed BY the late events in the
sub s,. Committees and % occupy .Ssmseves in making
clothing for the unhappy savos at prcseat deprived Of
all meansof procuring any Clothing was preferred 70
free Each sub committee Is expected to collect sum
Of ono hundred and twenty nvo fncs to be paid over
appointed TO purchase the stus be made up by the
members Of the sub-committees Donations In money
Or clothing VIII be received BY the members OF the com
president Of tho committee
cl Great Britain. ,sn
IMPORTANT DHBArH ON THE B0R0UaH FRANCHISE
On Monday, May 9, In the House OF Commons. the
debate on the Borough Franchise bill was resumed BY
Mr. GREGORY who said he did not believe the feeling OF
opaca ' BIZ vss ns passed va would d lead
tending ths suffrage they would have better
regarded peace and commerce and adduced America
:nd Asss.a : y sSrdHg proofs OF his proposition BE
Sir O. GRn defended the government from charges Of
O. n Sa n Pee SAD the
% be disncty understood that II II was intended that
Vie bin for e franchise was 70 BE- taken e political
government would object 70 it. and say they were not
Mr.. HoRsxM contsnded that this bin could not b.
nnai ; II accepted only instament end must
S . nis question: Gould NO. b. deal. with
!sssias Of ss.Si 3. Warned the House aosss .s.inss ss
toni4 anything resem6lnO docTocy and called on the
gss The HOUSE, ' then hen D divided tho question:
when there sppessed:-Y 2l4 nays 2ss Majority a.
NJ Adams the American Minister, present as the
debate on the Reform biilv
YENIAN MEETING IN IRELAND.
At mass meeting held on the plains OF Oontan on
the 7th inst the following pacard read and exten
fammable character but the demonstration was par
ticpated In 70 any great extent By the people Of
SIC nxrm rYRAxss-reo5 VERSUS llg2
iRIsHxSs-Six hundred and nnetythree years OF
bloody extermnation and rapacious plumber by British
demand Of you silence and contempt and not by
your outward appearance show the slightest particpa
you on the 9th by the bastard Of sronsbow
and Cromwell, VINO happen TO be born In Ireland, but
avow their allegiance 10 England: Irishmen, testify
your loyalty and devotion to Ireland by uniting In the
bonds Of brotherhood 10 have Ireland for the Irish
By order Of the Vigilance Committee. God save he
peoplei
r- France. "a ~. ~
The Empress presided at the Council - 1sAss held on
The circulation in France Of the newspaper Z Europe
published in Frankfort has been prohibited on account
NJ arf vh in n n
political assassination.
a decree has been issued by tho Empress approving
ton Of statue of the late Duke Of Morny IN that town
s0 ,~ Algeria. ~ ~,
IMPERfkI. PROCLAMATION TO THE INHABITANTS OF
telegram from Aisicrs, Of May a. says the Empero'
Napoleon has issued the following proclamation 10 the
| The ExPxRoR TO TIE INHABITANTS or ALGERIA -
como among you learn in person your interests, VI
OF the mother country shall not fall you You have fol
long time past combatted with energy two obs,acies-
hand On the one side private companies are about
develop by their industry and their capital the fort
Of the land on The other the Arabs rcs,raned and 9.
viii longer be able to disturb the tranquility Of tn
country. Have faith then In the future Become at
tached land which you cultivate father
land, and treat the Arabs In tho midst Of whom yo'
| must dwell, fellow countrymen. We must be tho
masters because We are the more civilized; We must be
generous, because are the stronger. Let u.s. then
Justify INCREASINGLY the glorious act OF Of my prede
Of Africa the banner Of France aud the cross unfued
the sign Of civilization and the symbol Of peace and
The Emperor Is still making excursions into the envi-
of the town Of Algien. His Majestys health con-
| tinues excellent
The Emperor has issued the following proclamation,
| addressed 10 the Arabs
France came TO Algeria in 1880 not to destroy the
Arab nationality but 70 libcrate the people from ages
Of oppression Nevertheless you have fought against
your lberators. honor your sentiment Of warlike
Providence Like yourselves ancestors courngeousy
resisted and yet from their defeat dates their egcnera
Sn YS1r ss Prophet % ~
interest have irrevocably assured TO you the pro.
prctorship OF the land you occupy have honored
crease your well being Tell your mistaken brethren
that 900 Arabs cannot rest 40 900 Frenchmen
thank the great majority for their hdclity Great
recocctioDs and powerful interests already unite you
TO the mother country, and military conraternity has
been formed in the Crimea, Italy, China and Mexico.
Place confidence then in your desnies, almost united
with those Of France and acknowledge with the Koran,
| that "what God directs Is well directed"
The Emperor has visited the principal localities In the
plain OF Sahsl everywhere meeting with an enthusiastic
| reception
telegram from Lisbon OF May Q says:-The Earl Of
Seton and tho British fleet have left here Prior 10 his
the Tower and sword Her Msossys ship Defenco 70
mains here Join the Russian squadron which Is shortly
expected with the bsdy Of the Czarewitch.
Austria and the Dutc hfes.
The Austrian Gdsene Of May says:--Austria has do
cned entering upon any discussion with Prussia respect
ing compensation for Schcswg and Hosten but has de-
clared that II Is not impossible she might do so In
reference TO Lauenburg The Duke OF Augustenburg
has informed tho Prussian government that the resou-
tons expressing the OF the committee OF thirty
six members representing the different political sssoca
tions OF Germany the future OF the duchies would
be admitted by him the basis for arrangement but
that he could not guarantee this without tho consent Of
the Schleswig. Holsten Estates