The New York herald., 1871-12-07
FRANCE.


tour days later than those already received.
As'a p '9 FRANCE.
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Tho Chinese Embassy Received by President
Tbicrs--The Tien-Tsip Massacre-Iaow the
: Chinese Government Acted With tho Crimi.
naIs-Decapitation and Transportnti0n-The
President Of the Republics Reply.
k At the reception of the Chinese Ambassadors BY
me President OF the republic at Versailles, on
Thursday, the Chief Ambassador, Tchong Haou,
delivered the following speech, which was trans
lated by an interpreter attached to the Foreign
Onlce:- GA
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thanks & for ths liberal reception which ha. been
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Soa: presiden. has national letter 20 forward
bassador am prepared to take charge Of them.
N. Theirs replied IN the following terms:-
MONSIEUR LAABAssADEUR-I receive with satisfaction
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useful Chinese Legation permanently estabished
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bead Of the future mission high funetionary who shall
fou given proof and which glad to acknowledge
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The Ambassador. In reply, simply said:-- allla
return r. e China WIN GO TO the Emperor
President Theirs and Pope pius-The Instruc.
sions Given to thc French Minister mt the
vaiican-If the Pope Desires 60 to France
the Chateau Of Pau Will BE Placed mt His
Disposal. ts~t
The Journal des Debats publishes an account Of o
conversation between one OF Its correspondents at
Versailles and NJ. Tniers. The correspondent con.
xratuiated NJ. Thers on the choice Of NJ Goulard as
Minister for Italy, and the maintenance Of N. d'Har-
court as Minister to the Vatican. During the con-
versation M. Tnicrs said:- *. u .a A- .--
Ny instructions the French Representatives italy
case Pope should take the resolution of demanding
prsss no opnlon wish, The decision
s rsPs 'Ae ~ Ss
uon on ne We y. on % s
Eops NAV unasrsiand that ne demand. asylum 10
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say this in the name OF the government, and know
Ne say In the of France, with some exceptions
winch number by The French govern
menFrance-i sl ndcpe naent enough without and with.
In thank God to procure independence for the Pope by
offering him hospitality. ! do not Low pass Judgment
what France has done in times past 10 pro.
independence and protection for tho Pope l
DO this point Of former opinions and
Lot the good Pope believe that tho hospitality which
oIer but which VIC shall extend fully II he asks it,
cu % %s US TO- sss S e G % s
keep line those who win to knecl for the fopcs
blessing. The Pope win be ree free from MI Obligations
towardps free 70 that point that he may even cause us
ths Vatican, AZ word from HIM al will be ready
ceivc him ! thought first OF Avgnon, but monu-
msns preserve recollectons longer than
/ offer him, then tho chateau OF Pau, the
chateau OF the great King who became Catholic Once
Civta vecchia he will find himself board frgate
he win unassaiable; but yet do believe the
Pope contempiates leaving italy suces for him 10 Know
thai he may to France IT he wishes. Ai E
The correspondent OF the Dc6nts states that the
above must be taken as the general sense OF the
scrvations or M. Thcrs, not as the exact words en-
pl0ycd. fN StG fr#