New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
FOREIGN NEWS BY MAIL.
FRANCE.

LETTER FROM NAPOLEON.
The PeUpje of June 16 publishes the follow
ing letter addressed by the Emperor TO NJ Maekau men,
~ have received the letter in which, in the name OF
your constituents you express desire that my Govern
attacks Of some parties and give to liberty durable
securities by causing y to rest on pC%ef ba e c snS
cesson OF principle or the sacrifice OF individuals
always intellectual in the face OF popular movements ana
that Government which respects itself ought to yield
neither to pressure, to excitement nor 70 revolt ms
opinion mine, and am happy to find that shared
in by your constituents, II is am sure by the ma
LETTER FROM VICTOR HUGO.
Tho following letter from Victor Hugo to Alphonse
Karr has been made public rorsr Nav On 1860
only DEAR ALrHoNsE KARR: This letter need not be
published unless you wish IT, For my own part 90 not
ton Ny friendship simply gives you piece OF ia a
mation-thats ALL My attention has been called 70
VERY assiduous at the Eys6e. Allow TO tell you, In
the most friendly way that this is mistake. never
Won the dates After the Reputation OF the letter TO
Edgar Ney set foot in It, In 1913 was only
The truth then appeared me- and oyercame me. After
June 49, when saw the Republic down took more IN
pressed unto death then ranged myself resoutey I'M
Der the banner OF the weaker side One day shall per
not Republican Of the eve are right joined the
Republican party very late only just in time TO take my
VICTOR HUGO"
GUsrAvE DoRE IN THE PARIS RIOTS.
Gustaye Dore, the we.knOwn painter, went out, Ike
everybody else, to the Rioting IN Paris He was IN
his working Clothes that is, in blouse, and was mis-
taken for 0dmin from his youthful appearance some
OF the individuals who SOW money 70 reap disturbance
were doubtless led into by that circumstance for
on Dor6 feeling touch his pocket he put his
hand into and found there piece OF five francs which
he had never placed there On the strength OF his cos
tune and face he was paid 10 adj tho riotl
sTATB OF PkRIs-APPREHENsIoNs OF COUP D'ETAr
The Paris correspondent OF The PdH MAI gazette wres
on June u.s. that the state OF Paris sufficiently alarming
YOU may gather from the fact that the arbitrary manner
In which the Government has been treating Journalists
has induced NJ Emile de GiTardin, who is head OF the
syndcate the fourth estate TO call meeting or that
body tomorrow to consider the situation. In some quar-
tiers cop d61ti expected and NJ Theirs apprehensiye
that such Is in contemplation, has advised al
least one friend 10 get beyond the reach OF danger
USES OF THE PARIS RIOTS
Whoever Is responsible the recent disturbances In
Paris saws The Pau Mall Gazette Of June IT, 1t is toeaby
clear that the Emperor 70 make the most Of them
They are 10 turned account not merely as prete1t
for refusing all liberal concessions but also for the pur
nose of dscredtng those old parties OF whom the Em
peror still stands such dread We gather from
the Paris correspondent OF The Telegraph whose mssion
is sufficiently notorious that the course OF the Official IN
curry as the riots has already been shaped ont ana
that the evidence 70 be produced IS all cut and Dry To-
peating the rumOr that the rioters paid for their
work he adds the following insinuaton; One thing Is
spected in their exile have for long time been INDUCING
in prophecies which have been strangely fuhIed time
will show; bat, II 10 should turn out as expect II Will
indeed be case OF from my garrulOHs frends
IL thing fail in secret. another TO be found OUT
That evidence OF the kind here indicated will be duly
forthcoming the wellnfOrmed correspondent says,
we do doubt, but its value is another question