New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
FRANCE.
The Observation-Disclosures.

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Cor, .posd.nce or ne \. Y Tn5sns.
PANS, Tuesday, Oct 60 ls52.
Awaiting the meeting of the Senate next
week there il abundance Of email, idle talk in Ill in
formed circles az to the particular form which that body
will give to the senstus Consutuu The talk Is small
for it deals with small topic matter Of FORM in
which France neither has takes much interest and
isunder police restriction a, that It idle, made up
Of guesswork and historical collation. and not capable
of having any possible influence the socacd delbe
riops of the Senate for their decree viii be promulga
ted by the person in whose interest conceived and
only after receiving biz sanction See his Constitution
of January H. Art 2s The circles that talk, whether
composed of dplomates or non-oicial qudnuncs, are
equally uniformed. How much did the members OF
velLinformed circes-ambassador legislative depu-
tes officers of the American militia and dignitaries OF
all sor,-who were gathered at the Eysee in the even
ing of the fret of December then know of the impenf
ir-y coup deta which struck while they were IN
their irst sleep on the morning Of the secondi What
Louis Napoleon chooses have known Of his plans Is
generally known what he does not is known only to
the Higher powers aud the Lower But people talk be-
cause they talk il is the exercise OF one OF Their
functions az our correspondents make the record and
add their guesses in the exercise OF theirs. 80 give
digest OF the on dts, insignificant As they are.
Some saw them that the decree will call the French
people to vote Yea or Nay on the simple proposition Of
the retsabl hment OF the hereditary Empire in the
perton of Louis Napoleon Bonaparte others fancy
that the electors will be called to recognize and "a 1t
were rean the hereditary right in the imperial family
az laid down in the consuum OF the year MI OF
the first Republic. This last position finds support IN
the title Napoleon Ill, title 50 frequently shouted
and sroken and written without reproof in the accla.
~. - al rslc IF m.
nries and in addresses and petitions Of various bo-
des that il seems already 10 have official sane
ton Louis Napoleon, however, need not go back to
the year XII In search Of pretext for calling himself
the third Emperor Of his line Although Napoleon II.
did not reign he was proclaimed by his father in l5l5
Bonapnrte wrote in his abdca,on &, that time: MY
political life is terminated and proclaim my son.
der the title Of Napoleon H., Emperor Of the French.
The intereet which feel in my bindsme 70 urge the
Chambers to Immediately organize Regency. This
condition OF Bonnpsrte's abdcation accepted,
though unwiliney BY the Peers and Deputies, for the
fallen chief who aterwsrd declared that he had abdi
Gated only in favor Of his and that the Chambers
did not proclaim him, the abdeaton would be null,
still had pow eru party in Paris. Thus for the mo
ment the King of Rome as legally Emperor OF
the French as hi, father bad been bis cousin will
be The death of the Duke OF Reicstsdt In 1892,
shortly preceded by the death Of the elder brother OF
Lous Napoleon left the succession 10 the latter For
by articles ard of the Senatus ultum Of the
XII in default Ct natural and lawful OF adopted heir
of Napoleon Bonspsrte the Imperial dignity devol'ed
fret to Joseph Bonapar and hi. lawful male heirs in the
order Of prnogsniture; and secondly, to LO.is BOHs-
parte az his descssdants, under the conditions.
Another article Of this organic decree expressly
prohibits the and descendants Of Napoleon
Bonspare from exercising the privilege Of adoption,
which preceding paragraph confers on him. The
people will hardly be asked therefore reArm in il
toisty the sentius- Consultum Of the year XII And
now, whom will the paulo post future Emperor name
his sueeefsor, pending his marriage with the Prn.
Gees Vsss and iis legitimate consequences He will
either have the privilege voted him Of adopting the
children OF his cousins, in which q OF the
Prince Canine ia mentioned the nominee and Ma
poeon the son of Jerome who would seem to be pre-
sumptve heir will be paid of for bis Montagna votes
in the late National Assembly which his cousin has no,
forgotten forgiven or he will name a. hs success.
the same Napoleon who hAs become entirely devot-
cd the Prince President and dined st 81 Cloud only
four days ago, and will meantime appoint him Vice
roy Of Algers, which is to be erected into kingdom
This reminds give in full the last improved ~.
mored title kepOleOR III, Emperor oftks French King
cfAlszia sNd Protector Of he H0ly Places The Enpe-
Of the French people will prcrnce social reforms
and material interests the conquest Of peace will eat.
isiy his ambition the King Of Algeria needs TO be a
military man, and will cherish the souvenirs which
bis recalls to SELLERS in whose hearts they are
engraved to soldiers whose history Is his own see
proclamation to the army Of Dec ISL the Pro,ee-
tor of the Holy Place. of Palestine the pious Prince
who will foster the Church, honor the higher Clergy
and be crowned next May by the Pope
There is an infinite deal Of other gossip, guess and
suImise as to the date OF the popular vote and of the
procitrAton-reasons being equally good for fixing on
the I'd, 10Th and 10th Of December The 10th Of Nav
Il, Just AZ prevent rather fSvore date for the corona
ton By that time there may be an Empress ready 10
take part in the ceremony and Plus TX will no, have
rheumatic cardinals and cod weather 70 excu.e him
from attendance The splendors and expenses of The
Imperial Court are topics of some interes, 20 upho
steTs and taxpayers. One Get Cd rumors reproduc.s
al the nAsnifeence Of the frst Empire; another
prophecies more economical household One Of the
city papers state that ssveral clerks OF the dseres:
Ministers are busiy searching in the National Library
Tor al printed information on he If K,rs
and the coronation Of the Emperor Napoleon. The
Prince Pres6eu has made two or three r;-. 70 P.;
tree b. return to - Cloud be rides and walk, ,bo,
IN plain clothes unattended BY Al escort and uurn,
by "enihuf'Afm or marks Of discomfort When
he enters the Tz;le=ies tie National se i hoise on
,he reoi o. the palace; when &c rctrcs Il Withdrawn
20 every day sees The restoration Of soe lesser ecrc-
nonia OF monarchy. The Thester Fr.reais has re-
sered The name OF Ceze82 Fras1ai.s lie bills last
ffidsy Announced - q soI<na representation in pres
'h's O. ha imperial HigsDesr. In the eTeRins tie