The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-09-05
FOREIGN NEWS.


The steamer Atlantic having arrived at New
York, we extract the following intelligence:
FRANCE.
The President of the Republic arrived at Louis
le Sanlonier on the evening of the 18th, at ten
o'clock. Throughout his journey the population
fastened to meet him, and everywhere afforded
him the most remarkable proofs of the warmest
sympathy. The accounts of the Presidents ia
vorable reception, and his judicious speeches in
the provinces, gave confidence to spectators.
The commercial reports for the past week state
that all manufacturers Of cotton, wool, and silk,
are in full work, and cannot meet demands.
The corn markets all note advanced and ad-
vancing prices.
On the Bourse, fves opened at 9715, but gave
way, closing at 81 30; threes closed at $500
Advices report that much rain had fallen dur
| ing the week The wheat now out would be Sc
riously injured and prices have advanced. SINH
| lar accounts are received from Belgium.
The following is the speech of Louis Napoleon
at the Lyons banquet:
Monsieur lie Marie sincerely hope that the
city of Lyons, of which you the worthy inter-
prefer, will receive the sincere expression of my
gratitude for the kind reception it has given me-
| Applause The object of my visit is the hope
that my presence amongst you may tend to en-
courage the good to induce those who have been
led astray to return to sober reason and to judge
by myself Of the sentiments and the necessities of
the country. [Great applause. The task have
undertaken requires your cooperation and that
your cooperation may be frankly given, as it will
be frankly received, will now tell you from my
heart, nhat i am and nhdt w0m. Great sensa-
ton Gentlemen, am the representative not of
n party, but Of the two great national manifesta-
tons which in 1914, MS in 1913, desired to save,
by means of order, the great principles Of the
French Revolution. Applausel Proud of my
origin aud Of my standard, ] shall ever remain
faithful to both. ! am and shall be totally and
completely at the disposal of the country, no mat
ter what is required Of me, whether il be abnega-
tion or perseverance. Rumors Of coUpS f6tat have
perhaps reached even you, gentlemen; but you
have not believed them, and thank you. Loud
applause.
Such things can only be the dream Of parties
without support in the nation but the man who
is the chosen of 5000 900 Of SURFACES, executes
the will of the people, aud does not betray them.
IThunders of applause Patriotism, gentlemen,
consists in abnegation as well as in perseverance,
Sensation In presence of general danger, all
personal ambition must disappear. Ia this case
patriotism is recognised as the maternity was
recognised in celebrated case. You remember
the two women that claimed the same child. By
what sign did they recognise the real mother
Why, by the remuneration Of the rights wruDg
from her by the peril that hung over her beloved
[Great applause Let the parties that love
France not forget this sublime lesson. For my
par, / shall ALWAYS reminder u. Immense ep-
pause But on the other hand, il culpabe pre-
tensions were revived and menaced the tranquil
lily of France, shall know how to render them
impotent by again invoking the sovereignty Of the
people for | do not admit that any one has
greater right to call himself representative Of the
people than myself
ITALY.
The Pope is in sad perplerity, in consequence
of the conviction Of six murderers to whose SEN
tenoe Of decaptation be is called upon to aft his
name. No execution has yet taken place under
the reign Of Plus TX, owing to his invincible re-
luctance to sign a death warrant He wishes the
mscreants to be sent 10 the gslleys for the rest Of
their lives but the Government and the Judges
are not inclined to give way
Accounts from Verona state that the Austrian
Government had rejected the propositions Of the
Lombardo Venitian deputies relative to the loan
of l2O, 900 900 forms The Government does not
wish TO pledge itself not to issue any paper money
in those provinces.
SCHLEswIG HOLsTEtN
REsDsBURGH, Aueua l6-At present there Is
a complete suspension Of the operations OF both
armies, but an engagement looked for Weather
luttuSciy arc Dtfug shheu y" pic-
serve the health Of the troops.
The towns Of Sonnioen and Frederickstadt had
been occupied by the Holstein troops after the
Danes had visited them, and the Schleswig Hol-
stein rifemen had recsptured 400 oxen from the
Danes on their route TO SchlesYig, and brought
them 10 safety TO the Holstein territory. The
cholera has been making fearful ravages In Bruins
wick; since the month Of June 300 persons had
died
On the 9TH instant the King of Denmark con-
tracted morgantic marriage with Lola Rssmus-
sen The marriage was celebrated by the Bishop
OF Jatland. Mdmlle. Rasmussen was formerly
miliiner, and was well known TO the Copenhagen
corps Of officers; she then Became acquainted with
the King snd has now been raised to the rank of
Baroness Dinner. She has great influence over
the King; persons well informed state that she
exercises her influence In the Danish revolution
airy cause, and was the person that induced the
King TO make such sudden concessions 10 the
Casino club In the Copenhagen revolution Of
is4a. The marriage Is 40 far Important, that il
confirms the extinction Of the royal house Of Den
mark Ga this ground the ministry opposed this