New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
France.
The Duke de Morny died on The 10th inst.

The Dukr de Morny died on the 10th mat.
Tie Paiis correspondent OF the Morning &ar says
1T Is asserted that remembrance Las been sent 10
the French Government by the United States Mihster
in Pers to the clandestne shipment Of Confederate
recruits board the Rnppshannock. stationed Al
Calais. These men had arrived from Liverpool having
been part Of he crew 81 the southern ship Florida
Shermans successes IT, South Carolina are thus com
mentsd on by tie Opinion National, Of Paris:
THE Wild despair which induced the CsroliniGnt 10
se re Ia tler metropolis vii not win for them The
sympathe- Of The civilized portion Of the world. for
iney have been ANYTHING but mere Rebels against
just Government Their cause hu never bern that OF
liberty their vachword Is " Saves aud sln'rry ihs
line o. conduct adopted by sherman 10 well calculated
20 free the South Ia return "a the path of duty Inc
General has bated the plans q" his enemy d. tue rA
Of his tactics and the energy ~ Bis movements ~hn'
by hi. mod ration aud Justice he has nrots 81 IN the IN
surgsut population love OF tie old unon nag. Ine
progress 81 tie hberatInR army tarDec iicc 10
ward the North will decide d., faIe % the Rebel cnp
tai Richmond will be the last retreat Of MT Jefferson
Days aud TIE la-t rampant behind which ksbei Sh'ct!
will Ind a shelter. =,
In The French senate on the 9th. the general dis
onssion GU the address was commenced. lie Marcus
de Bo..y expressed wish that the Ministers should et
responsible Tor The policy Of tie Goyrrnmrn'. he
pointed the dsporabie conduct pursueo ny England
which st toe asylum Of assnssins ready to atep'
The IN. Of the Emperor and continued: - DO not DO
rye that the convention Of September VIII ever De
carried out II 4. lecrssuy that the Pope should re
main IN Eom. for u iIauoc 10 Bonapar,lsi nues more
IL she Catholic.
Nar,lel nAcnnu aninadyer'rd in energetic language
on the assertion IL Marquis de Bossy that On the dny
a, ,hr Finperurs death. France would fall inio state
81 anarchy when this event occurred. the Senate
~, corr. Le.usl.iif he my anh the country would
proclaim tie rnnee Iuperial, and France would be
saved
The Nsreuis 10 Bois.y then o,niinued lie con
sempc the French n'ory cnun IN N"ric", btt s'rhf
,,nfr.Sed wish tat tho war between the Federn.r
and Confederate mieht be- carried 10 n" complete
.,, -, ,,a ls.rsnts rather than tho trrnoh Army
In Melico should BE- made pTisoneib ~ tt' eohciusn
~ peace. Loud expressions II disnphohsu"n me
Narqui, de Bois,y hoped. IN coucuson ihat the hiu
peror and he dynasty would long cor nue. 7" reign.
NJ Chalk de ut Ange regretted The imIiout w'he'
respecting America aud coudcmn'd TIE expressions VI
NJ de- Bo...y IN reference 10 England
ON tho lOih after further debate. the general discus
sion on the address Was closed and tao frat eleven
paragra, hs were then agreed 20.
! The announcement of the death OF the Duke IA
Morny WAS received with profound expressions OF
regret 81 the Senate.
The weekly return. o. the Bank Of France show an
ncrrn,~ In The specie Of iCUlUO NJ francs. The
BouTse dull Esnes. the l0ih. closed at D. 30