Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-26
RICHMOND ESaElssGR.
ERIDaY MORNING. NOVEMBER GO, 1852.
ANOTHER EMPIRE IN FRANCE.

been fully prepared for hy rapid SUCCESSION d
The official organ, the Moneur OF the eh lnst Ptoishes
the report French Senate for the rees'aoishmen Q"
bs Empire. Louis Napoleon is declared Emperor under
the title OF Napoleon the Third The Empire TO be here
di,ary IT, the direct lire of Napocon; but should no fail TO
have issue or adopted heir the Consuum TO
point an Emperor Louis Napoleon, however, has The pr
yilece in default of legitimate lie ISSUE OF adopting lie
legitimate children descendants in the male line OF me
brothers Of the Emperor Napoleon The First Tue members
of the Emperos family cannot marry without MS consent
The presen, Constitution is to be maintained in all hae
not contrary the provisions OF the present
suum which was adopted by vote OF So OUT Oh % oe"
tors The people convoked by decree, on Tue -s' anu
22d instant 10 accept reject the EMPIRE Young you
no. by secret ballot. The Corps LegIsatit cohVokon "
the ra,f of the of the 18th instant mo re
iden had officially accepted the imperial title in formal
address, which produced an unasoraoe Impression on
the popular mind :.
Alden then for long time every thing ike hepuo-
cansm in France Time alone disclose the erect OF
this important upon the peace OF Europe We s
not be surprised il lead to genera! war Inc new i
peror appears regard himself as bound by a'e 10 curry "
the designs of the great Napoleon and TO restore 10
her former power by extending her boundaries 70 Tue f
and TO the Alps Such movement VIII, most ptoo"o'y'
arouse the opposition of the Continental powers ana gene
-. wor mav blaze on. of his unhalowed ambition Louis
talent as,ueness sagacty ,act doggcd will holiness ane
with which he has conducted his sEifu movements
far mperial power review of his chequeed lille may NOT
be- pmss at the present when his AMBITIOUS hopes
are about 10 be crowned with the scrins Jewes Oh e
Empire Louis Napoleon (says the Boston Post 10 "no'l
we are indebted this interesting cure was hrst heafd Of
in 1896 when at the age made attempt 10 place
himself on The throne of Louis Philippe dc is the son OIL
Louis king of Holland; received military education NJ
Berne was made honorary citizen OF the SWISS fepuohc'
and in 1896 captain o. artillery in the Swiss service He
Intrigued successfully with Col Vaudrey OF Strasou'e WI"
prevailed ON few men French regiments 10 declare
for him ns .mperor On the morning OF October Su $780,
ous appeared al Strasbulg dressed in Uniform some
Thing like The one Napoleon used TO wear and WIN Co
vaudrey went to barracks Of the artillery Inc co'n
e told the men that Louis PHILIPPE was dead that Napoleon
III had been duly proclaimed and that mere ne was inc
men thus duped shouted for the now emperor ana some
four hundred Joined his standard The protect was arrested
in his bed and the emperor proceeded to establish MS
authority Gen. Voira, however, the COMMANDER, soon
convinced the troops that they had been deceived The
gates were shut and the whole party were arrested Prn
Louis was allowed to retire this county, and even
French fripate was detailed bring him here His HE mere
was simply that Of an ider His condition OF pardon IS
stated was that he should TO Europe he wrote
10 Louis Philippe letter filled with vows oil "cternai graf
tude" and 1887 saw him in London. His S'rasours aiaT
got him the reputation of being madman-his lie here a
Of being proflgae.
In August l64O Louis hired English steamer the City
of Edinburgh and with Count Montholon General Voisin
and fits. three Others and tame eagle landed August al
five in the morning Boulognc They aversed the Streets
shouting "vivo rEmpereur" and summoned the regular
troops guard house surrender The national guard
soon mustered when Prince Louis with his followers re-
treated TO pillar on a height above Boulogne, called the
Coonne Napoleon and there he planted flag "t gol
den eagle the top Of The aiaa n" Tin o H
5 success Being here however, hardly pressed Louis re-
treated to the beach, he captured ne attempt Y"
regain the steamer All his followers captured but one
who was sho, while struggling with tho waves; ana all Inc
guard were faithful Louis Philippe bur one young leu
tenant who tried the soldiers ens, under The prince
He Lieut. Aadenze, sentenced 10 transportation ohc
hundred and sixty peers OF Fance-nany OF "hom o"eo
their elevation his unce--,ried Louis Napoleon ana sen
him perpetual Imprisonment IN fortress IN rance
The citadel of Ham selected as the place OF iprisoh
ment from which place he contred five years afterwards
escape.
Louis after his escape from the fortress, resided IN Eng
land continuing disreputabIc lie In 1913 in June when
the Republic proclaimed he went 10 Paris but on
the advice provisional government quietly returned 10
London He was an exile ontlawcd for his rash attempts
upon Louis Phppes governments but while SUCH he was
elected by less Than four constituencies member Of '
national assembly Long and angry dcba'cH took place IN "
assembly the question whether he were eheioie'
and as to his exclusion Two Of the Bonapares declared
that they would in the front ranks OF the defenders
Of the Republic "The empire they said, June lo4S IN me
assembly, was chncra who wished for i'll 1t could ne
yer be revived" NJ Blanc in favor of Loniss adls-
sion. NJ Rolln opposing ihs said "Whin four days
three Nupoeonist Journals were established preparing The
way for the canddaesp of Louis Napoleon as president
large majority voted him his seat Meantime Louis re-
manned quietly in England Immediately alter Inc ABOVE
president of the national assembly received letter.
dated London June a. 1913 from him: 8" repudae all The
suspicious said he of which have been the object; ]o
seek not porer. people impose duties on me shalt
knou hop to fuiA them These words created quite an up
roar for they interpreted 10 mean that their author was
ready lend himself attempt found Bonapartc dy
nasy and the angry debate the next day Them
In the midst of il, letter read from Louis
desire order and the maintenance OF republic, rlse grand
and intelligent" words in this letter. and lie resigned
his At this lime, amidst great excitement NJ. Leon
Fauchcr predicted that France would throw itself IN me
hands of Dictator "rhs dictator see already IN The dis
lance" His name the rally in elections, and was heard
in The army When tho national guard cried al lrores lre
Ia Repubique tho regular line cried Fire Napoleon Louis
few days later nmartne declared in debue that the first
drop OF blood had stained the revolution was done 10
the cry OF Ire Emperor Nupoleon and in three shots
fred the national guard OF Paris He then amidst ire.
eudous enthusiasm and cries of Eire Ia Repubtque pro-
posed decree against Louis Napoleon.
The fac, OF his ouis life appears in his election,
in September lS4S, deputy. Louis Napoleon was re-
turned BY four departments those of the Seine the Aosele
The YOU'VE and the One The of the Seine, or Paris
WERE for Napoleon 1904; FOR Foud Jew banker &c. 1873;
for Raspal sociaic 67S52 II the 9th that Louis
Napoleon announced In the chamber OF the rep
rssenta,ves people from Mosee for which depart
he TOOK his On appearing in inc assembly Louis
made of his profession speeches. after thirty
years prescription exile he said II ain oil last entitled to
resume my rights citizen The republic has bestowed
me happlncssto The republic tender oath OF gratitude,
my Doth OF derofon and he also rendered his fellow coun
,ynen his assurance that liz would himself TO main
tain tranquility and reiOe democratic institutions uhih
the people hare the right 10 demand"
short interval passed; the revolution of lS4S
tho poet Lama lne unequal 10 his day gave place The
aud able Cavagnac who il is alleged saved France
and gave her republics hundred and ten discharges
cannon Paris that the assembly had voted
new constitution quasi republc with free suffrage and