New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13

consolation to the Princess, su2posine her to be
sensible woman. for the many drawbacks ana
| / have glanced at above,
Poor Anna Murat has now only taken the Duke de
Aionchy as PTS alr because her beauty IS SO sadly
damaged by the terrible carriage accident in Swtzer.
land last Summer that al hope Of getting prince OF
royal family for her husband has been given up Her
hand has been hawked about for the last seven years IN
every court in Europe without success and IN most
tantalzing manner for her. and she Is now getting
passts. Personally she is pleasing, amiabe woman
and 1t 10 to be hoped in spite Of all evil forebodlngs
she may meet with domestic happiness. The bride
and bridegroom arc now at M0uchy Castel, the
Dpkes property Fontainebleau and receiving the
1@ns0 other Vesaon ss na:
husband being raised TO prncey rank as she had hoped
she has to lose rank herself She now simply Duchess
de MOuchy and not princess Ofthe Imperial family.
only Just learn that Prince Napolean and the Prin
cess Clotde attended the grand dinner given to the
King and Queen Of Portugal at the Tuhiies on Tues
day RumOrs however, continue TO be conflicting as
TO whether the Emperor and his cousin have made up
the serious quarrel which occurred between them In
consequence Of the Princes speech in Corsica Some
say he is going back to directly others that
he will stay in Paris for the Winter and Will resume the
Presidency of the Universal Exhibition of 1907.
| -Four horses belonging to the King OF Italy were
burned TO death on the Lyons railway, two days ago
The groom in charge Of them also lost his life 1t is
supposed that he fire TO tho carriage by smoking in
| the horse-box where there was straw.
There have been some serious students rows in the
Qaarter Latin this week in consequence OF the expn
sion from the Ecoe de Medicine OF five medical students
accused Of having made revolutionary comments and
speeches at the Lege Congress The legality
of their expulsion for words spoken in foreign country
Is questopcd by very eminent lawyers, and the point
will be raised by appeal TO the Council OF state Mean,
while the students. both Of the legal and medical
schools syinpaihze with their brethren They accuse
the Professors who signed the decree Of expulsion OF
having seryely oadcd the Government. and they VIII
not hear them when they forward 20 lecture The
schools have two three times been cleared by the
police, ard there Is talk Of their being shut up for
some months. a great many students are IN custody
| Yesterday the Correctional Police tried Professor OF
Languages IS years OF age. for taking part with the
students during tgmnit and asssutng the police. and
he was sentenced 10 months Imprisonment. although
he said the police the aggrcssors student was
tried ~ the lime, and, being found guilty with
eytoDuatiDg circumstances was let of with u fine OF
Of More trials of the sort will follow in quick success
sion and the students quarter is in state Of great
excitement The Government would have done far
better 20 have let the Lege students alone. They deny
that they did preach the Wild doctrines attributed TO
them by the decree Of explosions but, supposng they
did that reason why. as long as they behaved
quietly in the schools and conormed 10 the rules they
should not be allowed to complete their medical studies
On this point there Is an almost uhaninols ieeng IN
the Quarter Latin.
Gen schofcld has BEEN and believe is still unvel
Not having bccn about for the last Few days the
French papers trnmpcd story thai ne had gone 10
England the truth is he has never buiged from the
leah your attention to a translation appended Of a
paragraph in yesterday NoHeur which though given
in the form OF n spondence from Ncw-fork, was
most certainly composed In the foreign Office In Paris
since the recep, Of the Presidents message and contains
the latest official views on the subject The effort 10
make that there Is nothing In the doctrines OF The
message Incompatible with the position France has
assumed In Mexico but III conceas the serious concern
which the perusal Of the message has produced al this
Court. The paragraph In question is 10 my mind pre-
paratory "a ar evacuation, which doubt not VIII be
IN nde before very long not only without collision but
without bad blood with the United States. Tie iroD
cal remarks o! TIE DtGs On the uoHnep are worth
yonr pcrusll
The Moni'ear after having reproduced that portion
Of the Message delivered by the President Of tie
United States which concerns France and Mexico,
adds in the form Of letter the following observations
This declaration contains nothing irreconcable
with the policy followed by France in Mexico. When
the French Government presented itself In that coun-
try. its sole intention was to support, as the United
state. themselves had previously done whole series
or claims which had been shamefny disregardcd Cir.
cunsances which Napoleon III. had not the power 10
prevent obliged him 10 declare the Government
which thea held power in the City Of Mexico. That
authority has fallen and another which its
tcnosp universal suffrage has replaced IL. France has
naturally obliged TO defend from insurrectiona
attacks the Government which alone could afford re.
dress 10 her Just claims. The French Cabinet has
shown by all its acts M we'll as by It's declarations what
was the object II pursuing. II has spirit Of
conquest II has taken nothing and accepted nothing
II wishes to retain nothing Of the regions pacfed by
It's troops Its occupation, as is now well known
IN the United States, is entirely temporary and
will cease with the cause wlioh gave rise 10 II.
| As to the form of government which the Mexican
people have recently chosen voluntarily 10 has been
frequently recognized by the Federal authorities
President Monroe sent representative TO the Emperor
Iuirbide: and when In ls4 the Minister of Santa Anna
AT Washington received from his Government the order
10 inform that Of the United States that change OF
institutions would soon take place at the city Of Mexico
Mr. Marcy simply replied 10 TINS communication that
Mexico as independent and sovereign nation, had
the right choose the form OF government which best
suited the character Of its people Those iprecedents
show that there exists absolute point OF antagonsm
between the policy of the United States and the adop
ton Of the monarchca form by neighborng people
Tho DtLdt quotes the extract thus given, and then
remarks on II IN these words;
Everything IL therefore for the best In the two
worlds and the which were in circulation rea-
two to the Intentions Of the United States with regard
10 Mexico fall 10 the ground. For our part We had
never attached much credit TO them. Every one Is
aware that there are II New.York and New.Orleans
manufacturers Of news, and offices for the fabrication
of kilograms especially devoted 10 financial operations,
and this important element must be taken into account
What must also be remembered Ia that the English
Journals take great pains to eBveD0m the relations OF
France with the American Republic and TO turn upon
Mexico the current which runs more naturally 10 Can.
ada We have never said and We have no intention OF
sn,ing that the United States look with satisfaction
foreign intervention Lad the establishment Of mo-
narchial Government in eonntr, which "a on their
continent and borders their frontier and which IA
tally falling under their influence They must have felt
still greater bitterness from the fact that the moment
chosen in which they were passing through an
Internal crisis which might become mortal. But they
nave time and space before them They possess although
such quality is systematically denied 10 Democrats suf
fcient political good TO know that they have some
thing better do ut the present moment than TO trouble
themselves about Mexico. On that point we are per.
fcctly In accord with the MoHnsa. We arc convinced
that the French Government wishes 10 retain nothing
of the districts paccd by its troops They are indeed
egons where peace and solitude synonymous and
of which nothing better Is asked than To quit them.
Every one who prizes the real French tradition d the
true Interests Of democracy In the world viii hate read
with satisfaction tho Message Of President johnson,
and taken note Of the pacific and conciatory disposl'
tion shown by the Chief Of the American Republic.