New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

Chsmps Elysess for more than a mule "ss' 10 .''o
s,rh Yer, a, similar Intervals CLASSIC 'o""
n, .;tss one hui bred and hffy. SIX oT"nIs pu'us
stray.d with gas So To awe me 'c'i-' ~
mineral crown. One huDdrsd ana h',''s'A "ra''.
esI aims NJ the same max. besdrs coun"eS,
-, ya,;st;es and the mark nor Vet hit. Grand
ssr,;c. a, the Madels me in the morning ths
enc made n address TO tn President. expressing
his ioy that the head of the Srate had come 20
ctIsb,ste his ftte on the 'tta 1T the Blessed ~
gin putting himself thus under her pro'ecsou ;
and the President replied that the Cue was all
right fer that he put him.elf under the protection
of the Virgin and the gspins Of the Emperor. Tia
then took n chair of honor near the grant altar
on the lsf vas n trihun. for the Senate and on
the night for the diplomats. The eagles we're then
brought in, end spr'nkl-d by thu Archbishop ~ith
holy wstfr-hy eagles it must not be- understood
live birds hut military color. su'n0unt-d by ellt
cages. which hsvs displaced the F'ench clcs.
Mass was then SAID and sung by two hundred and
siIty performers, the sOll p-rts being nv MS
danes, Lahorde ARD Poinset, Msssieurs, Chapius,
GwaymsTd &c. No Sermon on the 81 Jedn7ss OF
oaths vas delivered On the steps OF .ne Crurch
were one hundred and fifty of the old soldiers IN
old costume.
French soldier reminds one If victory, not
wi hstanding sundry ugly rPniniscsn 80 showing
thar at v-rous periods from Rolf to 1873, foreign
armies marched trumnhsn'lv through Franco;
end moreover they will DO so gain spite OF the
Firm of the Blessed Virgin and the Enpero's
genus. if war must he mrde on somebody for i's
own s-ke. Buta French sailor ia a uemen'o OF
defeat. His march is not upon che ocean wave
liz was brought, for~srd nevertheless, To M out
the proportions of the bloated farce Of sundays
fi,e The Seine made the scene OF me ne
roic work. The naval comedy was as follows:
A frig,se was supposed 10 have entered VITO
an epemys territory. and this WAS represented ny
the Naval : hoo frig4te, The CRY OF PARIS,
lafel, launched at Neuilly. She had aboard some
eight carronad,s. noored IN the nvrr, ana
tao steamers of no particular tunnsge c. ma up TO
attack her. A reconnoter'ng bat from tns
ST amer, was fred into h, the frgate and torced
10 retire. Armed boats then proceeded against
her snd bate ries from the shore op@ned oH her,
which were sharply answered. Finally demand
fer the frig.t- 20 surrender WAS answered by her
faR being nailed 10 the mast. Mag tzinss blew
up, and the figa'e, being French. was victorious
Il Is Co der,d that - Eprs'se in the ndls'dnai
is no recommendation in the nation It Is the rs
yeTse. The plaster OF paris is famous.
Rockets at night shot up IN heroic wrath ana
th.n went out, each ST. Helena memen'o t'r
the thousht'ul. Showers IF crles'ial or helhsh
ph.nom, n-, lighting up the murky heavens, tat
nina cd and ras lated for an hour, the EmseT0rs
figure on The nights aforementio red. standing ONT
Ike a gavanissd corpse on tunr'al p.rs:
B-tt'e Battle Slaughter, Slaughter -inrl
forth the cry, elements, ia waves OF s'unf sud
fas hes of fire ". II. =.