The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-07
France.

Advces per steamer America state that Lord LYONS on
presenting his credentials British Ambassador to Napo
leon said he cordial relations between France and Eng
land have powerfully contributed to the welfare of the
countries and the happiness of the whole world The in
structons of the Queen especially prescribe spare
nothing to maintain and strengthen those relations"
The Emperor replied: 81 pleased at the sentiments
which you have expressed in the of the Queen ap
precate their full value and for part respond them
by sincere attachment to her person and family From the
OF my reign of my most constant objects
has been to maintain with Great Britain those relations
which have already borne many fruits doubt not that
you will exert yourself to maintain relations useful to the
progress of civilization and the peace of the world"
The Paris correspondent the Baltimore Amecan writing
November s. says Yesterday evening there syp
in Paris that the excitement crisis was extending
itself the population On the bouevard the people
almost fighting for the evening papers in front of the stalls
at which they sold. The crowd wrathful and
vocerous that the police compedto strong in
order to obge the dense groups and obsrc
completely the thoroughfare You might observe some in
dvduals gesticulang with great vehemence and energy
to those who stood around the and frequently the sound of
the Italian diom struck your in angry You
may have heard that few cries of Vave Gaba and bas
pnvno greeted the ears of the two Emperors lately as
they retired from the banquet at the Hotel de Vile. There
similar demonstration made yesterday the square
in front of the Conservative DIES Arts ct Meters where
crowd of wormen assembled, nominaly express their
dispeasure at of the municipality sanctioned only
by Imperial decree, and which by subecng all the
rounding manufactures of Paris recently included within
the city, to the Octro Dues has compelled many of them to
close their doors and discharge their workpeope But this
crowd soon exhibited political feelings by shouting bas
arrests had been made The above unpopular mpotic
would appear illegal measure joined to the extreme
deaess of bread and indeed of everything ee
the perils of the situation by adding internal external
subjects of discomfort and excitement The great fact
which has occurred since last addressed you and which
has brought matters to the present alarming condition. is the
reply ofhe Imperial Government published Sunday last
the that the Italian army had crossed the
Ponfcal frontier 1t is impossible to describe this docu
ment otherwise than of the most nsolent missves
penned by the pride ofsupeor force independent
power The Emperor Napoleon would sooner have burnt
to mention America who lately kicked him ignominousy
out of Mexico for presumng to intervene in that quarter
suced scold Victor Emmanuel for daring to disobey
orders, and behave like the ruler of free nation"
Saturday 9th November of the few sober holidays
kept in Paris Crowds of people wendell their
way to the various cemeteries to deposit wreath or bou
Lochae the cemetery had quite city aspect its paved streets
were ihronged by thousands and numerous mor9ar capes
civilization they burn of Roman candle and Bengal
lights accompanied with squbs and om-tom music over the
tombs OF friends them and foes tery them
Each Pasan places some memeno the grave OF his ideal