New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

PAHfs Tuesday. Jan. 10. 1866
From Yarious indications incline TO think
although il is yez rpts to prphesy what Mayo
leon III may 81 Ids habit is to concesl bis in
teltons ID TO thSI noinent even from bis MINISTERS
that ,he speech from the throne TO be delivered
Jal. -. viii fix date-possiby distant one-for the
eyacGst.o or Of Mexico by the French army. 1t is
bitter p ;bat the Emperor will have 10 swallow for.
Gid Il os lie may all the world will see that his fine
projects for setting Up the LatnTace against the Anglo
Saxon race on The American Continent have been sig
lsly and irreyocably defeated; The ides Is
leor down easy President johnson VIII promise
70 recognize Macmillan as soon rs the Trench
gone II NAV be well 10 amuse the French people with
sgli sicfies but L approhend Mr. Johnson win do
ncsnc q the kind. II viii be quite tine enough TO
rccOgr zc MACMILLAN when he saoEs hinsei able to
stand o. himself The following pitco1s and highly
ridiculous appeal TO the compassion Of The United
states j.. nude in the last number Of Government
publication, the RepHs CCafeAPoy0tne:
TIcnco need not have caled about the snseepiiDlGfy
of.ie Northern States in regard to Mexico il the Con-
fsderaes hsd not been forced 30 succumb amer tier
heroic s.ugslc The fortune OF war; hoWeycr, decided
that TIE Confederates should be crushed which certain
d uou.d nc; tave beer the eascif Franee and England
bad 1ecognized the Government CT Richmond The
Caiine. Ci Washington oUgtt therefore 10 haVe some
gratitude toward the Cabinft Of The Tnieres ana not
seek 10 ,ut insprmountae difficulties IN the way Of its
rteresfs in Mexico" This r. tie hight Of iDpudlnce
GrsNtcds 20 France FOR not having IecoSnizsd the
III
" pc sing England 70 80 80 and tbat thereby
Ls,sed and malice toward the North was ont
fus,re. " the steady tein5al OF England.
second pablo meeting on behalf OF ths iIeee pcops,e
ers id secistiOn fs 10 be held IN the safe let
o. ne llh Instant The success OF the meeting heid
tiere In November last fully jVstites another Ab on
10 Or IN occasion NJ. Laboraye. the distinguished
AUTO. q. Paris in America will be the Chairman
and speehes a1e expected 10 be made by Prince Albert
a. B-oVe. NJ. Henri Martin sAe hlt,gTlen, H. hane'.
owzow and other eminent friends ofihc negro The as
meetine which l remember telling you was eIoYge9
70 Oyefhowug. was an open one. Tbs time the plce
q tickets WI vary from ~ 70 ! without prejudice
NJ. amiile yrso a celebrated American lionist
hss iast arrived in Paris from New.York sho !: no
strange here, baving pursued hen musical sadies,
VII cutie child at the Cou.efyatore, under the
dnectca VI Mile. S9Etag. Bao took great fancy 10
hsI tc assed her to aoeempahy heI Vi u1Gei 'oar
IA tie Ja.ted States. Nile TO lwho - oei.eve,
married and privately beGis anothtf hame h'N eoe'
back 10 Paris a finished artist.
Tie inference drawn by several Paris and London
p3iss tat Prince Napoleon would not be Pretiden oI
Tie U.iYe,sal Exhibition, because Prince lMcien
Bonapafte had been elevated TO the rank q Hish'
ness with the presumed intention OF qualifying Lili
foI the place was altogether based upon a mistake:
The Prince Lucien alluded TO Is an ahtsse already.
ia his cousin the Able Luoien Bonaparte the man VINO
some people think, Napoleon I'LL intends 20 pe tho
ceKt POle, who has been promoted IL ipe sca ne
Of coult r8lk. Whether Prince Napoleon VIII De
irduced 10 take the Presidency OF the ErhDtion or
not Is a question which stands Just as IL did. Ny
impress Is that he will not do 80 Just at present. put
tha later be will be openly restored 10 Imperial favor
and hi- place In the Priyy Council thought no would
NOT ac with tie dignity which belongs 70 lis position
II lie we're 10 accept the seat Of head clerks post OF
Peden Of the Exhibition without being at the same
tine reipstaied in tie high place IN the emperor 5
Council Of which he was ignoniuiousy deprived after
h. Co1sicsn speech. Tho Emperor will yet have to
doD every word Of that speech II 10 mesus 10 pteserye
bis dynasty and twill be too glad to do It, The tide
Of public option sets In against C@sarism
sitb constantly increasing force The election for
aepliy now going in the department OF the Orne,
following, upon other like instances, shows that the
prt q opposition which 10 leC3 returned as the nine
momleis for Paris Is fast gaining the provinces. The
OFas which ia 1853 returned tho Government candidate
by on ogefwbeming majority, IL now disafeeted. and
has pclcd majority Of opposition votes. No candt
late harrg obtained the absolute MINORITY. second
ballot ageesssiy Tho struggle VIII 20 very severe
sheyci may be returned the liberal reaction 10 sns
sorstltpenoy Is beyond all question.
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