Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-05
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
From the National Inteigencers European correspon-
dent.


LONDON March 7, lS40.
The rapidly increasing popularity Of Prince Louis Ma
poleon is attributable principally his being regard as
tile representative Of order But it would be doing in
justice TO him and to his preensions state that much
OF 1t Is also due to his personal influence and the
irantonary effects Of Donaparrlsm. Making all reason
able deductions ior the habits and tendencies Of mankind
to worship rising sun, it is obvious that The President
concentrates in himself larger proportion of the incna-
tons OF the French people than any ruler they have had
since the palmy days Of his unces popularity and power
It IS not merely 70 the oWer. TO tile middle Or
mercantile classes that refer, for the old nobility
do not feel towards the nephew Of Napoleon the same re-
pugnance which they bore towards prince whom they
regarded usurper, Tor in such light did this class
regard Louis Philippe. They may have Interior plili
cal objects in view, bur all events. it is remarkable
that the Government Of the President should meet with
so general an acquescence and that in his personal ca
pacy he should be counlenancpd By those whose here
dtary preudces (prlnclpeS if you pease) would natur
ally lead them 10 Tepudiae republic. There appea Rs
q be general impression that the present form Of Louis
NaPoeonS power is only preparatory the adoption Of
more permanent one. Already is the idea bruied A.
broad nor IS II untavoraby received. of appointing him
President for life This will probably he attempted
should the new National Assembly cont ain ar5e pro.
portion Of Bonapariists The forthcoming elections an,
pear to absorb the attention of all pariess although they
will not take place before the beginning of May Avery
general canvass is going on in the prinvinces The e.
ectoneerng clubs. whose central and CONTROLLING power
is in Paris, in full operation. The Legamia Club
or that of the Rue de Poters, 'fered to place fifteen
Bonapartlss on the list if the club organizing bv Napo
leon Bonapare was bro ken up and also agreed 10 place
Dufaure, Nvien, Langunas, G. de Beaumont and
other friends Of General Cavagnac on the list but D.
these parties have declined joining an association in which
they would he always in minority. The Moderate Re-
Pubt'cas, GARNER Pages, Paenore, St. Haire and
Dutcez, have published address. The "Muuntain''
has o,alo- al -tttt la {, ,I.,yao
also have their committee, and have also published their
address. Thus there are four parties in the field The
contest Will be, however between the Bonanarriss and
the Legtmists Reports various in respect 10 The
strength Of these parties. hut an opinion appears to Be
gaining ground that the former will carry large major
liy IN the new Assembly There are, no doubt many
exceptions. but the general feeling and wish oftfe army
tend, undoubtedly, toward the Bonapartists very
large majority would probably join in the cry Of
"pire Z EnPtreur" 70 morrow, should the opportunity
Occnr.
There is one bad feature in the Intelligence from Paris
lnasmuch as 1t shows disunJn among those who could
best serve their country by union and that is very
visible GOODNESS. perhaps even stronger term might be
applied, which exists between Generals Cavaipnsc and
Changanier. 1t is feared that the five eadino generals
who served in Algeria, viz Bugeaud, Cavaignac Chan
GARNER Lemorcere. and Bedeau are jealous Of each
o'he and would not act together for the true glory
and happiness OF probably shouldsuch crsss
arrive, they would place themselves at the head Of diff
feren factions Three of them good deal suspected
of strong eanlngs towards Legitimacy the other two are
sndoubtcd moderate and consistent Republicans
letter from Paris, dated LIST Instant speaks however
Of the confident hope Of the Lgefimss, that the new
Assembly. will be quite favorable their party They
have agents travelling in all the Provinces preparing the
population for the return of the Duke of Bordeaur
They announce every where that treaty has been c,n
cluded between themselves and the Orleans family
Time alone show which party is correct in its onn
ions That the public mind is, however, quiet and the
people toeraoy comortabe is proved BY the fact the
Paris Savings Bank received in deposities. on SUNDAY
and Monday last 1877 "a francs, whilst The amount
drawn ont was only % ,624 francs.
NJ baochl has been charged wilma mission t., Vienna
10 demand the remains Of The son Of the Emperor Napo
leon from the Austrian Government and to accompany
them 10 Paris
Among matters Of more private Importance may BE-
mentioned the approaching marriage Of General Cavaig
nae with Madame Bauden, the rich wiSow Of the form
or Receiver General and banker Of that n,me The
lady has private fortune estimated 5 900 900 lancs