Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31
from The European Times, Dec. III
TIE FIRST WEEK OF LOUIS NAPOLEON'S RElG3
.rIIE FEELING THROuGaOuT EUROPE.


THE FEELING THROUGHOUT EUROPE.
The first week the Empire Of France has passed over
attlctoriy The Emperor IN assuming me imperial scep
r has had the good sense give the foreign powers Of
Eurnpc The strongest assurances that in adopting the title
oi Napoleon ILL., he claims no hereditary right 70 the throne
NJ France from Napoleon, but that the ie relates simply
IN ,ro historical accident sOyeelgns Oh the
of Napoleon ,onapare had preceded Louis Napoleon The
French government conscious OF the prevailing disrs
lhr Prince in every Of Europe has prudenly
taken The initiative and has distinctly ntmaicd to the hr
s cabinet that they have adopted The title Without calm
ing hereditary rian! from the first Emperor hey declare
that Louis Napoleon he has himself stated Is Tue soVc
r5n only by voice people; that nc distinctly re-.
copuzes all the governments which! have existed since 1919
in Franco that he recnynzes the OF those govern
n,enis that lie acknowledges the solidarity oil his govern
mcnt as succeeding the others and further that The sae
n,cy that influenced the Presiden, will influence the En-
n4ror We are told that the French Ambassador in London
The Senatusconsuum OF 9Th November and the
I,Irsjc.ea. Of month"; IN despatch TO Lord Mai
mcsiury Oar noble Foreign Secretary Of State says the
,u;, nations given relative 10 the TILE oil Napoleon, were
Official and satisfactory and, he adds "hcy could
not be more satisfactory than when made Dy me French am
verbally in London and repeated oy e Emperor
himself n his speech 10 the Chambers" NOW, We must
r leave 10 think that verbal assurance from Tue fench
am ssador is BY means The most satisfactory o! 9'
coarunicaton and as lar IS we cun md OUT
a. tic statement OF the London Times, Louis NaPoeon
as no, given any formal pledges whatever, lar less my
guarantee for the future policy vi Europe, VI 'e 'c''
III! arrangements made IN lolo ;, ,,
No doubt the constitution leaves these matters 10 lii'
cr,wn but we should have been better satisfied some ior-
NAL act had accompanied the above documents, ooins
Louis Napoleon 10 the preservation OF peace. AS INC
Ter snGds lie has bond wh,eycE To 0!l nm eSccpl MS
own prudence However lie restraints from asserting a.
pesan, any hereditary rights ard as The powers oil Europe
ecncroly satisfied with hi assurances we can oy
name ina h. will perceive that Ais continuance upon
the throne %! France will dcprnd upon his maintaining
friendly relations with all foreign ,owcts ard in REFRESHING
all kinds OF ambitious designs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT o'o
Cowlcy The English Ambassador Paris has formally re-
co. niZcd Emperor and ben received WIN oecoh-
uu ceremony at Tuilcrics Tie Neapolitan minister
was the frs present himself with his fresh credentials 10
IN. new Empe,or and breltktss haste with which the
King OF The Sices Bourbon has made the recosnl
ton, has excited some surprise.
u the fact be explained bi the dread lnat some
of the family Of hurat should take incy 10 procure Their
to Naples and the crrar Of such asgTes-
sion alleged be tho main cause OF The Neapolan mn
slcs precpi,ancy. The proceedings I The betroa oil Inc
Emperor the Princess pasa are going on the Count dc
Moruey is 20 represent line Emperor the occasion, and
the marriage is said will take place byproxy Inc Count
in sto OF tho sltues of the Order has been created Grand
Cross of the Legion OF Honor 10 enable him 10 represent
his principal with suitable dignity. II isreporcd that The
Countess De ChambUTd has recently been Of init
macy and in correspondence with the Princess. The Bel
gan minister has delivered his credentials me Emperor OF
the French and from the reported friendly disposition OF the
northern courts have doubt that al The various En
ropcan governments will readily recognise the Emfe-
ro Nolhing has yet ansp:ed respecting the coronation
We perceive the Pays has veR long article 10 prove
that Napoleon abdcared in favor Of his son, and that the
French Chambers 1916 acknowledged he succession OF
the son us Emperor Of The French byvirue Of tic then con-
s,ilutiDn.
This fact has now no historical importance People look
al realities now days England acknowledges louis Ma
poleun Emperor dc Iacto-te very expression we used
last we, and repeated by Lord Slacs1ury: but if the
French take it into their heads overthrow their newly
elected chief policy which induces recognize
Louis Napoleon would dictate the propny of acknowleda
IN. his successor. Abde- katers departure from France
has been postponed The French papers that he was
cnnmOurcd with Paris that he wished TO make il his pena
residence and this only dnclnet upon the ground
thai it might be thought that some undue influence was cx
ercsed over him.
However pacific the intentions of Louis Topoleon may be-
the papers Vennn sounding the old aarm that deep
~ laid plot has been formed for revolution in Savoy; Of
with the object OF annexng that covted territory to
France The Austrian ministerial organs further, and
declare that even IN Piedmont very strong French party
exists which would be glad 10 form cDc union with
France" The articles exceedingly warEkc. They de-
clare that iadetssy Egs dcmandrd reniuTcencns in Italy,
and thai his demand will De acccded TO- TO one al Vienna
except "the Emperors correspondent, have the
smallest confidence in L0ul. NRpolcons pIciic tccara
tons
ONE DAY LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
NEW YnRK, Dec 29lhe steamer Pfometheus has
rived with 300 passengers brought down by the ndpend
from San francisco Dec I'd.
The independence reached San Juan the lTth TIE
Antelope had steamed Costello Rapids in good
order
The lsthmus was very healthy.
The steamer Pampero lett San Juan on The 10Th for New
Orleans.
The Brother Jonathan had arrived San Francisco.
No steamer ever looked FOR so auSiJusy.
Tile electoral college Of California Vallejo Dcccm-
Der lst,,nnd cast their vote for Pierce AMI King.
lhos. J. Henley, nt the electors was appointed ""
sengcr 10 Washington.
The blocks of marble for Washington monument were
destroyed ny the Sacrament TO fire.
Capt Wright and his party had had battle with The In
dams in which 80 Of the latter were killed
The clipper ship Onward from Boston, arrived AT San
Francisco December LIST.
G. A. Smith Dem, elected District Judge OF the aIh
district Of Sacramento.
VIM Bulsi!trli Treasurer OF Franklin county has alb
seconded with $1,000 ur $1,000 OF The Stale funds.
The miners in Trinity county were doing we'll Snow was
living six inches deep the Trinity moan alns.
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THE OPERA IN PHILADELPHIA.