New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
rUE NEW MINISTER TO FRANCE.

THE NEW MINISTER TO FRANCE.
px-cov. MOVES ASSURED OF REPUBLICAN SUCCESS
IN ouIo-rnE PRESIDENTS SOUTHERN POLICY
APPROVED.
Ex-G6v. Edward F. Noyes of Ohio, who
played a prominent part in the last Presidential
contest and who has been appointed by President
HAYES TO succeed Elihu b. Wash'urne United States
Minister TO France is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
where reporter Of THE TRIBUNE had conversation
with him last evening his prospective journey and
home politics.
ADO YOU sail for France early day T. asked the
reporter.
Mr. Moves previous to my departure, which is ar
ranged for July % 1 have engaged passage on the
stesnsnip Illinois. OF the American Lane sailing irOn
Philadelphia"
"Do YOU expect Immediately after your arrival on the
other side TO enter on the discharge of the duties Of the
mission Z"
ct Is the Presidents desire that take charge of the
Embassy not later than August 20. My appointment
dates from July 1, but newly-appoincd foreign hins
ter has 80 days to prepare his departure from home
shall avail myself of 26 OF tlem aud ON my ARRIVAL IN
England shall proceed almost directly TO Paris"
cit has been thought that possibly Mr.. Nashourne
who Is warm personal friend OF Gen Grant, would be
left at the mission unt after the exPrcsideut had pad
visit TO France Has this bocn seriously consider d!
"RealIy. we have no means of knowing when Gen
Grant will be at Paris, and as said before toe treseh
desires that be my post not Later taan August 70
Mir Washbmne, i believe, usually spends the summer
months at the watorngpaces and might prefer to DO 50
this season. unless should be anxious TO return homo
at an early date for Il umored at least mat ne
will be candidate the United states Senate before
the Illinois Legislature"
"The successor of Mr. Washburne will receive the
embassy under favorable circumstances observed the
reporter.
ayes; and must say that it is with much dfilenee
that accept TO follow him. Diplomacy is untried
field for ne. Washburne has been singulary sue
ecssul he has shown great fitness and ability under
TRYING circumstances and not only earned the sooo
opinion OF Frauce, but also OF neghbOTine countries
like Germany. lie turns over the mission WIN hish
credit attached to IT." ~, -.
the advantage, General OF having previously SnelV
PTgoIic Is apprehcnded, but do not account the
personal danger as iythme III. offices - the embassy
il great Powers al get involved ~ Ihe lf,sGn' con
nlci' NH lFonspN DC "N"' '"'' "'i' '''''"7 WV
DO Won visit Europe for the first time. 2"
No; | slent seven months Ia Great Britain ana on
Us inrllfi ~tNr,,, France and Germany To pass
age np the Rhine bong blocked, reached switzerland
by way Ol Paris, ana although, after Napoleon VAS
crushed al Sedan, travelling ia France was r cailOHs
tney lales loaih 10 leave Her things cit az fiS
ana so returned, and the TIM were So eNctins we
sared insf rs lon as we could. Tue night tine Empire
was oVerfhlown Murat Hastcad with u~ ana we
drove tEIOugh tho str cts 0i PARIS - View Tue cNceu
and surging multtuaes We escaped iron F.lS on mex
TO the rain winch got through a'tsr me Germans De-
fu 10 invest the Guy, and clus Ell thc On ti GA tAo
saluc steamer with the yOung Prince linlcIla -
How d0 politics IN ONO, especial the he-
publican oTgauza ION e ,.,..,
l IS truc that has been some Dissatisfaction
Some sancl Old Republicans we've opposed o. President
UaycSs southern plicy, because tie! tou-hl il useless
L. offer tho olive branch, that tne Southern Democrats
would not accept IT, ana al tuat bnl now we V'1e ol
feeling il chang ny and D.lievo the Republican ptty
in ONO Is as strong 10 last Fail ihc coming FAN
election NAV not Ow it, tLcro Will probably b. no
Vitil ISSUE aud Republicans more than ID moe ats VIII
remain away nom the polls Ihes. dis. II +, cd pub
lcans also feared tiat President Hayes pghcy would
break up the Republican party u tEe south"
What Is your OPP niOl of this last ia siionF
"TAe Republicans the South la! suffer temporarily
from tD Presidents policy, whch 50 far Us slcrcs> an l.
undoubtedly has ri-hte WIOu-, when y rNeiSO ul
m, byoet sup port OF thc last Admnisirt'n Iuctrd
Bus alma every tbIuE viii tlun cat iOr zinc best Just
- soon ls the whites Learn that they can carry lhcf
ticket cre Will be pol teal divisions among themselves,
winch will PROBABLY IcsU, 10 tlciI declaring Tor one or
the liner leading parties OF iacuis VI llcc"uhtg
and then that iaciIu thr Whites Tlth mods 0ui the
greatest uc, urnts 90 Ae blacks via get ihc support
Of lhc colo.cd pes Pile ana tie Republican parry Ia the
south will take care uf Jscit.'
Docs the PIcsiG,u, feel encouraged in his Southern
policy hy present results =
&" Yc. greatly lac President sad to me only a few
.days ago iAai h. uut imp tent OF 'aI binding ana
criticism c artS TO restore u tnc south lie
expected 10 meet ana endure the ilcvit. bic criticisms Of
H. loi4ca acts TIE only thing, President Hayes sad,
1ha caused MIN anxiety and trouble was iu see 50 many
pc.pe snf ring The Want OF bon, So employ mcn,,
and lay hold OF every ue tlS III ills pOWc., AS
Chez Executive. to improve the industrial CONDITION Oh
rlle CON A