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goes along the Boulevard as far as the new street
des Capucenes, and enters into place Vendome.
Third Proclamation at la place Vendome.
The procession proceeds from the place Vendome,
passes through the street St. Honore on the left, as
far as the place du 'l'ribunate.
Fourth Proclamation before the palace of the Tti-
bunate.
The procession proceeds through the street ed
Make, a. far as the place de Carrousel.
Fifth Proclamation at the place de Carrousel.
The procession issues through the large gates of
the Louvre, takes the quays on the left in a straight
line as far as the place de l'Hotel-de-Ville.
Sixth Proclamation at the place of the Hotel-de-
Ville.
The procession returns by the quay Pelletier, the
quay de Gevres, the Pont au Change, the place of
the Palais de Justice.
Seventh Proclamation before the Palais de Justice.
The procession passes through street de la Baril-
lere, that of St. Louis on the right, the quay des
Orsevres, the Pont Neuf to the left, the street de
Thionville,.that of Saint-Germain-des-Pres, the street
de POdeon, that of Vaugirard, and returns to the
Senate.
The Chancellor of State, (Signed) LA, Lace.
THE QUESTION TO BE SUBJECTED TO TILE PEOPLE
TnR THEIR ACCEPTANCV.
The folio- nig proposition shall be presented to
the people for their acceptance, according to the
forms established by the decree of the 20th of Flo-
real, year 10 :
The French people will the Imperial Dignity
to be hereditary in the dired, natural, legal, and
adoptive descent of Napoleon Bonaparte, in the
natural and legal descent of Joseph Bonaparte, and
Lows Bonaparte, as settled by the organic &Isaias
Consultant of Floreal 28th, year 12."
Yesterday, at night, several public edifices, and
a great number of houses were illuminated.

Letters from Italy say, that a number of ammu-
nition waggons have passed through Rome for the
army in Naples, and that thirty pieces of cannon
are ex pe&ed from Milan, destined for the same army.
Numbers of persons are daily leaving Naples for
Sicily, and some imprisonments have taken place.
It is even said, that the Private Secretary of the
Queen has been arrested, and that Her Majesty in-
tends to embark fur Triest, meaning to pass the
summer with her daughter the Empress of Germany.
It is reported that General Jourdan will be recall-
ed from Italy, should it be necessary to form an army
upon the Rhine. Others give the command of this
army to General Bernadotte. The command in
Italy, some destine for Massena ; whilst others say,
that General Monier, the late Commander-in-Chief
in Hanover, has already been appointed to that
command.—(La Clef dcs Cabinets.)

The Pope has permitted the King of Naples to
give the direCtion of six colleges for the education
of the children of noblemen, to the care of .lesuits.
The Sicilian Jesuit, father Angelini, is recalled from
Russia, to be the direetor of this interesting under-
taking. It is said that our Emperor has ordered
Citizen Portalis to prepare a plan for main:, one
college in each senatory, where the children 'nf the
members of the Legion of Honour are to
cated, and where the instragtors are to be
.lesuit order, which will again be revived in France.
l'ersons destined for clerical orders are even to 'be
instructed by them —(Josraul des Dejinacers).
The report of a National Order being instituted
by the Emperor at his coronation continues to be
circulated, with several additions and improzemenus
though we are certain that nothing on this subjeS
has yet been determined upon. Some say it is to
be entirely a Military Order; others that every
member of the Legion of Honour is to be a Knight
of it ; others again, that it will contain certain gra-
dations of Commandeers, with the Grand Cross ;
Cenuennderrs with the Small Cross, Knights of
the Grand Cross and of the Small one ; the
latter are to wear their order as the former
Knights'of St. Louis, in their button-holes. The
ribbons are not, as formerly, to be red or blue,
but tri-coloured. Some pretend that the Empress
will, at the same time, institute an Order for ladies,
called The o,ler of Friendsbo and Fnlclifo' which
will be the reward of those females of all ranks,
who, during the revolution, have sliewit friend-
ship, fidelity, or courage, in defending or at-
tending their persecuted husbands, parents, and re-
latives; and that, at a period when such conduct
was more exposed to dangers, than that of those of
the other sex, who braved the mouths of cannon,
or the points of bayonets.---( La Clef des Cabinda).