Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-10-23

gerous register.
On reading the daily accounts in the Monteur one
would suppose that there dissenting voice
throughout the whole circuit traversed by the Prince
The official dispatches and the correspondence OF the
semioficia Pays, and Of the Governmental journals La
Pare and lie Consuonne treat the imperialist enthu
sasm positively UNIVERSAL and of equal intensity every
where superlative But to the correspondents of the
journals of other political opinions, Republican, Legt
mist Orleanst the ceuev a. does not to pre-
vail to the utter exclusion of darker shades The
spondent of the Steele intimates this in most guarded
Under the actual regime of the press it is safe
rule to multiply by the announced true
of all intelligence unfavorabe Government 1t must
be always remembered that they could and they would
say much they dared The Marseilles correspon-
dent Of foreign paper which has large circulation in
France writes:
The first days reception was calm, one might
say rather cold On the second day the people warmed
up little Thebeauty of the public spectacles prepared
for the occasion naturally impressed Southern magna
items. Moreover the Prince appeared exceedingly smi
ing and amiable. The decree allowing 100000 francs
fer the future Cathedral contributed not little to win
for him the sympsthes Of the people In ne he leaves
Marseilles pretty well satisfied although the accamatios
purely mperialist the least There
some plain facts which is impossible for partisan
zeal color, for official influence mystfy and sup
press that conclusyey that the records
ndustiousy paraded in the pages of the Monteur
not to be implicitly relied upon. 1t is, in facet the
independent press Of foreign countries in the silence
which the French press condemned by arbitrary power
register the truth and hand down posterty side by
side with the eemiDg columns of the Monteur is, in
fact the partial distorted testimony of dishonest ator
ney, collected for the support of unsound In
proof of tEs the oaeur of the 10Th ultimo describing
the visit of the Prince Louis Napoleon Roanae says
Received at the gate of the city by the authorities and
cavalcade Of honor, he sauted by the unanimous
and enthusiastic acclamatons of population yet full of
the souvenirs left in its midst by the Emperor who thrice
visited them and by the heroic army of the Loire Cries.
thousand times repeated, of Wee Napoleon Vipe EN-
perear! accompanied him even to the sub-prefecture
where young girls clothed in white presented him with
flowers The advance of the Prince through the city,
the rural districts which he had just raversed has
been veritabe triumph The ardor and Joy of the po-
is at its height. The reocings of the evening will be
worthy of this brilliant reception and of the Jealous de-
votion OF the people !"
The above despatch dated 18th September clock
ing
/ Z" RoAyNE, the 18th, 10 A. M.-The Mayors and the
Councillors of the Communes have hailed haze the
tire population, coe IN population tom eier with shouts
Of ViOe pEnpereur !" +"
Now, it happened that days after this atterng
reception the popular elections for the Municipal Council
The Government had its candidates openly pa
tronzed by the Prefect EeA not Of the Government
candidates elected The whole Of the Opposition ticket
testing the Prince his own devotion and that Of his
commune ten days before, himself rejected and
more political intne elected But notwithstand-
ing these isolated facts is certain voice of the
people is declaring itself Enthusiastically if unani-
mously functonary zeal would have believe favor
of the reestabishment of the Empire 1t is considered
almost certain that the Senate will be convoked for this
purpose about the last of this month, after the
the Prince to Paris This return is announced for the
18th, Sunday week And pompous ceremonial of recep
tion that shall eclipse the from Strasbourg
three months ago. is to mark his entry into Paris From
the railway depot he is proceed Nore Dame where
solemn Tt Deum is to be chanted in thanksgiving for
his preservation and safe return Thence with militia
ry civic and religious retnue to exceed every thing
the kind that has been before seen Paris the Prince
viii proceed down the boulevards through the city 1t is
reported that he will at that time mp his residence
the Ters in which hundreds of uphosterers and work
Of all sorts have been laborng for many weeks pre-
pairing it evidently for some great occasion do not
believe, however that he viii actually reside at the Tu
cries until the dadem shall actually encirce his brow
And he does not mean to wait long There publish
ed upon this subject some two months ago, document
that excited general attention but which Immediately
signalized in my letters to the Integencer bearing
upon its face plain evidence Of its apochrypha character
aude to the pretended treaty between the Soveregns
Of Russia Prussia and Austria reforming the Holy ALI
ance against the presumed ambitious projects Of LOUIS
NAPOLEON. France forsooth to be permitted to
choose its ruler and establish an hereditary empire
in the Bonaparte family The treaties of 1916 must be
observed, and would be enforced by war; If necessary
But another document which have doubt is entitled
to credit semioicia and indicative of the views and
attitude Of the principal continental Powers with regard
the empire about TO be established in France has lust
appeared in the Journal Of Frankfort Of which the pecu-
liar character organ Of the absoust Powers Of Eu
rope is generally recognised The article is long for
copy You will find it doubtless in the English pa
pers 1t the sensible doctrine that no obec
tion viii be made by the great Powers to the reestab
lshment Of the hereditary monarchy in favor Of
LOUIS NAPOLEON BoSAPARTE that the nterdiction pro-
nounced by the treaties of 1915 against the Emperor and
his family has been made null by the force of events and
attempt will be made to enforce it. But the article in
sts that while so much is accorded to the family of Bo-
sAPARTE the dispositions Of those treaties by which the
territorial limits Of France and Of the other continental
Powers were fixed, will be scrupuously maintained.
cit is beyond doubt" says the article in question
that the treaty Of alliance Of Goth November 1885,
cluded between Austria, England, Prussia and Russia
continues to be obligatory for the in which France
whoever be the person possessing supreme power in
that country should essay arbitrarily change the terri
oria dispositions 6xed by the first and second peace Of
Paris by the Congress Of Vienna and by the territorial
Of Frankfort bearing date goth July, 1819a
which, in all its clauses France has adhered by
the Of accession Of Goth October 1920 Under such
the four Powers which concluded the treaty
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