Named Entity Results, France (France)

France and recognition. The explanation of the Paris Moniteur, the official journal of France, of the conversation between the Emperor Napoleon and Messrs. Roebuck and Lindsay, shows that Mr. Roeback was too strong in his representation of the tenor of that conversation. Mr. R.'s speech was not at ail discreet, and was well calculated to damage his own motion. No one who properly estimates the sagacity and caution of the French Emperor could suppose, for instance, that he would make a grFrance, of the conversation between the Emperor Napoleon and Messrs. Roebuck and Lindsay, shows that Mr. Roeback was too strong in his representation of the tenor of that conversation. Mr. R.'s speech was not at ail discreet, and was well calculated to damage his own motion. No one who properly estimates the sagacity and caution of the French Emperor could suppose, for instance, that he would make a grave charge of breach of ministerial and international courtesy against the British Government to a British member of Parliament, with authority, or rather request, that he would reject it on the floor of Parliament. He is hardly the man to do that. When he wanted to make a charge or a complaint of the kind public he would likely take some other course more consistent with his own dignity as well as with common propriety. It is probable that, in reporting the remarks of the Emperor touchin

France and Mexico If any double ever excited with regard to the ultimate designs of the Emperor Napoleon touching Mexico, they must be dissipated by the Manifesto of General Forey. He takes everything into his own hands, and proceeds at once to distaste a from of Government appoint an Executive, a Judiciary, and a Legislatiaim religions toleration, explain the terms on which the press is to be conducted, &c; in the word, to treat the country precisely as though it were approvince of France. At the head of the Executive is placed Gen. Almonte, for several years. Ambassador at Washington, who was educated in England, speaks English like a native is em while a French Commissioner is to stand at the backs of their chairs and whisper to them what orders they shall issue. Mexico is as completely in the hands of France at this day as India was in the hands of the English one hundred years ago. Napoleon is the master there — nothing will be done that he does not will — and everyt