Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-19

the Senator Baron HEcKEREs who has just returned to
Paris from special mission THAR Msesties the En-
perors Of Russia and Austria and the King Of Prussia
The Northern Powers believed to have politely refus
ed to recognise the reestabshment Of the hereditary
pire in the Bonaparte Sanity No doubt is entertained
that the object of NJ HEoKERESs mission was to
nicate with them upon this subject The reports that
were circulating touching the i'll success Of the mission
elected from the Constitutional the following official
reply to the reports:
an. lie Baron DE HEcKEnES, member Of the Senate
charged with special mission by the Prince President
near the Emperors Of Austria and Russia reported to
have entirely failed and have returned to Paris with
out having obtained an audience We in posi-
ton TO affirm that M. de Heckeren did Vienna the
Imperial family, and at Berlin the Royal family. His
majesty the Emperor Of Russia is accustomed not to
ceve even for purposes Of common respect and defer
ence the ambassadors and ministers plenpotenary Of
foreign Powers when his Imperial Majesty happens to be
without the limits Of his States Thus the diploma
tic corps Of Vienna and the diplomatic corps Of Berlin
could not be admitted to pay their court to the Emperor
Of Russia who strictly persons the members
Of the reigning families. NJ e Baron de Heckeren
nevertheless received by his Majesty the Emperor and
this fact seems to sufficient indication Of the kind
dispositions of Russia toward France and the Prince Pre-
sident"
One cannot help remarking the care with which the
writer Of the above avoids asserting even in the most
general terms the satisfactory result Of the mission.
Such averment would have been easy and natu
raj if the facts Of nature to permit The absence
of this ayerment in connection with the certainly
pected purport Of the from the Aone above quoted
is deemed evidence that NJ DE HEcKERES was apprized
the brotherhood Of hereditary monocrats would look
LOUIS NAPOLEON intudng parvenu into their
august circle and he waits therefore, in the hope that
time and events win enable HIM To sheiv ohjac-
tions and his admission into full communion To
lo-
realization of his whole fes ambition But do not sup
pose that the GOODNESS Of the Northern Powers
their positive threats Of war; would induce him to ADAM
don his project of placing the imperial crown upon his
head.
alluded in my letter of last Thursday to the renewal,
with extraordinary animation and PERSISTENCE of the
ports in favor of the union of the pretensons Of
the branches of the Bourbon family the throne Of
France am grafed to be able to send you upon this
subject the following article which appeared leader
in the DeJats of Friday The article may be considered
official The Debats is VIGOROUSLY the most respected
and most favored organ Of the interests and opinions Of
the Orleans Princes. The article is, you will perceive,
plainly conrmatory of the correctness Of the Judgment
respecting fusion developed in my letters during the
last three years. NJ BERrS, chief editor Of the Dsba
says
Several papers of Paris are publishing upon the faith
of the correspondents Of Belgian Journals details of
erences which is pretended have recently been held by
the principal partisans Of what called fusion, and Of
visit the banks of the Rhine in contemplation by the
Princes of the house Of Orleans We think have
son to know that all these items Of intelligence have ne
of foundations and that change has recently taken
place either in the acts language or in the respective
position of the members of the two branches of the family
of the Bourbons Gen. Changarnier too has been made
in these correspondents letters to play part totally OPP
posed to his character and to the resolution he has FORM
ed remain in his exile quite aloof from all the proceed
ings and combinations with which his political enemies
seem SO determined to mix him up The lustrous gene
raj had no need to be dissuaded by his friends the
Belgian papers say he was from repairing to FroshdOr
for he has never intended going there"
Partisans of fusion disposed be critical might sug
ges be sure that WHILE in the terms Of the above
article evidently worded with caution, the acts and
the Language Of the Orleans Princes have undergone
mo recent change their political opinions and views
may have been recently modified and that in presence
they believe, of the imminent empire this change Of
political opinions and views may and will be promptly
followed by change in the respective positions of the
Princes of the two rival royal families.
EDGAR QuIsET, late distinguished Professor in the
University Of France for his republican tenden
cies banished since the I'd December and very recently
deprived by special decree of the Prince LOUIS NAroLEox
of his professional chair reported have just married
distinguished literary lady of walachia, and to be upon
the Of embaring for New York. become citizen
of the United States.
Letters of the oath instant from Maine
report that NJ ASsELMo RoTHscHLD the eldest Of the
brothers. the famous bankers is lying extremely i'll.
The marriage of NJ PERsIoSY, the French Minister
of the Interior with Nile. MosoowA, grsnd-daugh-
of Marshal NEY the fathers sde and Of the banker
LArIrrE the mothers last contaminated The
mony performed at the chapel Eysee presence
Of the Prince Louis NAPOLEON his military household his
Minister'S the brides father and grandmother the widow
Of Marshal NEY The LArIrrs family we're not repre-
sened Even the brides mother was not present; the
unworthy conduct Of the Prince having long since
PEELED her to live separate from him.