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The Effect OF LOais yapolcOn's Bordeaux Speech
SC, 60, SO.
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The most important feature In the European ntelli-
renee s the speech Of Louis Napoleon at Bordeaux
ssnt you the speech by Wednesdays steamer and ere
this doubtless appeared In the columns OF the New
Yosx urn.Lp The effect Of this speech throughout
Europe Is considerable. 1t Is the most telling speech
Louis Napoleon has made. He speaks for peace
- could credit mis- words 1t would be we'll but
not At the time his best policy lis to act up to
What said at Bordeaux Has he become convinced Of
this he throwing soft sawder In the eyes Of Europef
Time only can solve this problem.
The Chronicle which represents large and enlightened
class Of society in London doubts his sincerity All
opinions agree however, that If he acts up to what
has said he has better chance permanent sue cess
than many had supposed.
Tomorrow he makes his triumphant entry into Paris
Next steamer viii bring you details Of that important
event
There points Of the speech OF Louis Napoleon at
Bordeaux which have not passed without animadver-
paomacy than sincerity One phrase has been particularly
remarked upon namely that in which he invoices msfor
tune him who will be the first to give Europe the sig
nal for a collision Many look on this paragraph rs
threat II merely implies that IL Louis Napoleon be al
have his way In yeryhng he will not go
70 with all Europe but IL on the contrary Europe
should interfere with his designs, may ensuc but
In that the viii be commenced by Europe and
not by him. In fact Louis Napoleon has said one
word which be considered binding upon him
respect TO the European powers His language towards
them pretty much like the constitution which he pub
shed the dCdt regards France and In which
all the guarantees In his favor and in yor
Of the liberties Of the country lie tries to place the
European powers in the wrong they should attack him.
but he does not say word which guarantees them
against his In truth the Emperor Napoleon
the Empire for he declared that not of the States of
Europe would be incorporated in the French En-
pire and every one knows how the promise was kept
learn from gentleman who at Bordeaux when the
speech delivered that the published speech is not
precisely the the one spoken One very impor-
tant modification has been made Some sllusion was
bordeaux to the treaties 1915 every which
has been suppressed Well mention also that in
the copy given last night by the agent in
Paris the words occurred Of Maer cela qui e pre-
donne,a Europe ie signal d9ne coalition :; while in
lhe speech published in the sfoneT the word coali
ton is changed into " collsion.o II the government
scribe made blunder, IL must be said that he chose
Munder which likely to give satisfaction 1t will be
gera speaks of it as raste Rtyaume This word seems
10 confirm the report 10 which alluded days ago
that the title he Is to take Is that Of Napoleon Ill., Em-
The MoiieT gives the following programme OF the cere-
monies OF to morrow
His Hghness will be received at the terminus Of the
Orleans railroad by the Archbirhop Of Paris and the clergy
by the ministers OF State the Prince President of the
nate and the Senator's by the President of the Legislative
body and the deputies in Paris by the Councillors OF
State the Grand Chancellor of the Legion Of Honor the
General in command Of the army OF Paris the Command
the superior officers of the army and navy the members
Of the Courts Of Cessation and Accounts by Populations
from the different tribunals, and by the principal public
functionaiies At the Place do Ia Bastie his Imperial
Hhness will be received by the Project Of the Seine and
tbs municipal bodies OF Paris and the baneu and will
then proceed by the Bouevard the Rue Royae and the
Place de la Goncorde through the principal of
the garden to the Palace Of the Tueres where his high
nsss viii be received by the members Of his family
Gen Magnan nding In chief the army Of Paris,
has order of he day containing the regulations
to be observed by army National Guard on the
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All the generals who receive the Prince TO be in
ful uniform squadron of the horse National Guard
and the two squadrons Ct guides to form the escort
OF the Prince from the riiSay station TO the opposite
side Of the Pont dAustortz They will be under the
command Of the Marquis dc Caulincourt colonel Of the
National Guard cavalry. The dviion OF the cavalry of
the is be stationed the Qua DC la Rapee and
crossed the bridge The brigade OF Gen Partouneaux
and the Twelfth Regiment Of dragons together with
Eve other fquadrons Of the hore National Guard to
be ranged along the Rue contrescspe feom the Place
de In Bastile. AT that place the eorge of the Prince
N to be composed in this order-l fquadron OF the
horse National Guard The staff Of the General Of the
National Guard Five squajrons of the horse National
Guard; a. Two squadrons Of gGdes; g. The General in
Chief Of the army of Paris the General in Chief of the
Stat and the officers of the General staff; The Gene
raj Of Division commanding the first military division,
and hif staff; 4 The General commanding the garrison,
and the stan OF the garrison; s. General Count Partou
with eight squsdrons Of ,ancers and four squad
Of the 18th Regiment Of dragons; O. The aids de-
his highnsss; 10 The generals marching behind his high
ness III General korte, and The sixteen squadrons of
his division Lines 10 be formed Iom the bridge of
Austerlitz by the infantry regiments aud the Ma
tiona Guard the former the left and the latter the
right The two batslions Of gendarmerie mobile, and
ten companies Of engineers, are to be drawn up in
Abe courtyard Of the fuleies Batteries Of artillery
TO occupy the Cours la RENE. On reaching Place
dc la ConcCrde, the Colonel OF the hose National
Guards is, at the head of The first slgadton aud Of
the two squadrons Of guidea to enter the garden OF
the TuieIes and to form lines from the 10th
Pavilion de Horlcge for the Prince to pass along These
squsdrons are afterwards TO be drawn mp In order OF
battle in the great alley OF the garden The five other
fqusdrons Of the National Guard the eight squadrons OF
Ancers and the fqusdrons Of the 18th Dragons TO
proceed along the quay the Place du Carrouse where
they are 70 be drawn in order OF battle The squad
under the Of General Nore are TO be drawn
in close columns the Place de la Concode aud IN
the avenue Of the Champs Flysees. After the Prince
shall have passed the trotps forming the lines are to ia
drawn up in columns by regiments aud 10 wait tor
orders All the troops TO he in fun uniform and
to be at the places indicated for tn al half past two
O'Clock battery tf artillery placed at the Rond Poiut
Of the Bsrrtre du Tr0ne Is 10 Gre salute of l0 gus
the arrival Of the Prince aud another salute OF l0l
guns Is TO be fred from the Inyalides at four o'clock,
The service Of tho railway station Is TO be performed by
the foot and horfe Repubi san Guard"
The French mail reached London very late to day.
Pars Is thinking Of nothing else but the triumphant en-
try 70 morrow. The police are very active 6ars
list that Louis Nap may be fred There has been
. slight fall in the french funds
Is said that the decree conyokng the Senate for the
purpose Of considering the petitions ia favor OF the Em
pIs will appear in the Moni'e,r Of Monday next
The Queen, Prince Albert, and the roy family have
arrived at Windsor Castle ffom Scotland
piiyy council viii lie held tomorrow at the Castle.
cabinet council Is sitting at thti moment.
The general impression ia ooia quarters Is that Par
lament III meet about the SIN 9th Of November
that the Queens speech will not be delivered un about
the 18th OF that month II IL generally uuderstool how
ever that the day OF assembling vii be positively fixed
this evening
You viii find from the accompanying statement Of the
revenue returns for the quarter made up TO the evening
o. the oh Instant that they are highly satisfactory
quarter In The excise rey0uuc this the OF che
uuoiion OF tbe window tax.
In consequence OF the very satisfactory state OF hs
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