Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-11-06
FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT

PARIS, OCTOBER H. 1852
Nothing is of interest now in the capital Of France
but the tour of the Prince President in the South
its Incidents its almost certain result in the speedy
proclamation Of the Empire, the Princes speech at
Bordeaux, and his triumphal return to Paris the
latter part Of the current week. The note Of pre-
paraton for his entrance into Paris is already heard
in all quarters Of the city 1t is intended that the
magnificent parade Of his reception shall eclipse all
that has been done in the Department. asserting in
this as in all other matters, the pre-eminence Of
the capital over the provinces. LOUIS NAPOLEON
has pretty distinctly announced in his speech 1t
of which anon) that his scrupes and hesitation
touching the restoration Of the Empire have been
come lie consents to persevere in the course Of abne-
CATION upon which he has entered and to assume the
crown sacrificing himself for the good Of France The
reception preparing for him by his good city Of Paris is
you win see upon scale betting the and title
with which lie is to be invested take the follow
ing information respecting this ceremony from the NOM
ter Of day before yesterday might well give il to
you now 1t will the trouble Of minute descrip
ton next Monday when all win be overs
Tbe Prince President viii arrive at Paris on Saturday
the 10th October, at PM His Highness will be re-
ceived at the terminus Of the Orleans railway by his
Minister'S by the Archbishop Of Paris and his clergy by
the Prince President Of the Senate and NM the Senators
by NJ the President Of the Corps Legslatf and the De-
putes present at Paris by NM the Councillors Of State
by the Grand Chancellor Of the Legion Of Honor by the
general commander in chief Of the army Of Paris by the
general commandant superior Of the National Guard Of
the Seine by the general officers Of the armies OF land
and by the members Of the Of appeals and Of
the court of accounts by Populations Of the tribunals
and by the principal public functonaries His Highness
viii meet upon the place Of the Base the Project Of the
Seine, and the municipal corps Of Paris and the baa
His ighness will pursue the Boulevarsth rue Royae
the Place dc la Concorde and will through the garden
enter the palace Of the Tueries where he will the
members Of his family"
Then follows in the Moneur order by Gen MAeSAS.
commander in chief Of the army Of Paris fixing tho exact
route Of the triumpha procession from the terminus Of
the railway to the Palace Of the Tuleries the positions
Of the various bodies Of troops Of all arms national
guards and regular army, which are to compose the
close double line along the whole route distance Of
some three or four miles, the composition Of the Princes
escort and the order Of the procession From the railway
the Prince viii proceed to the bridge Of Austerz oppo-
site the Garden Of Plants. There he will meet first
arch Of triumph which is being erected at the ex
pense Of the city, which has appropriated $1,000 to-
ward the expenses Of the reception. lie will the
bridge and proceed by the Conrestarpe to the place
Of the Baste where another arch Of triumph is TO be
erected By great circus company Of that quarter