The daily union., 1852-11-03
90, DAYS Later from Europe.-Arriyai or the
fo' Pacinc.


shs arrival OF the Collins steamer Pacific, Captain
~ we have London papers OF the 10Th October, and
Me.0ool Of The Goth These four days later than
L'. l.''a brought by the Niagara al Boston.
s British mail steamship Africa arrived at Liverpool
49,. nth October. at 3 80, p. MO days 20 hours
Sna as minutes mean time
rho subect oireviyng the coDvocaon OF the Church
pa9land is exciting The religious world. Peiilons
ayaust its revival are in circulation among the
cs1y OIL. :, c,asrow from phadelnhia. ar.
80, Al Liverpool Tuesday, l9lh She encountered easl-
' ,s winds nearly the whole passage.
ehy IN, unsuccessful attempt has been made TO lay n
ne hn0 cable from Portpalrick, Scotland. To Dona-
Iceland This il the third attempt that has failed
s'sr s,oss the Irish channel.
is to be assembled on the 4h oil November
s.asoa,ch of business. We shall then know some
~; H. of what the Tory government mean TO do.
're ms F,epeh Senate will meet on the 4h OF Novem-
u ;s announced that u IRON their deloeralons an
pei G ~ shoud result in the form OF government, the
aea"o s,us adopted will be submitted 10 the ralihca
sna'o, ne French people The legislative body will be
hon ~ 10 ascertain The regularity OF the votes and to
declare m m Rader has been released by the French gov
Anu, Anu, having taken an oath the Koran not to lake
up arms again III ri'
,vruaa or THE PRESIDENT TO PARIS.
.,, Nanoleon made his grand entrance into Paris on
bsS baS ocober Of course the journals IN his interest,"
represent reception as he mos, oi,anS @ anu ,ha cor.
a.udnis as Of The London papers admit that II was OF
spendor. But they deny that much ieeng was
rhbed by the spectators The most moderate M
= ,hat IN the London News, which, after reelns 70 .e
,ons riumphal arches and inscriptions, says, al .pe
oment he lett the station balloon rose ito ie a.sa
y ,hs place Mazas from which was suspended hgure
Of an eagle, which hoveIed or some 'c' anu 'pp'"'1
~ aap its wings over his head. c.,..;.
nn The Bouleyards du Temple and Files du CaivaiIe
were stationed deputaions from various W
be Seine and Oise. with banners inscroeu Ne nti IN
nsrenr The PROCESSION passed at rapd ra'e' .he
pr;nre be;ng mounted on a charger that walked nve
miles an hour The reception, as he passed, wNnou'
beng enthusiastic, was as good as could pe uesneu
Cries OF . Vive lEmperenr there ceilalhT we,s anu
lr,v ~ them and no other cry was heard Astne pro-
sson nroceeded westward into the quarters hhaplleu
w me more educated and wealthy tue cries were
fewer. .na Dos Italians al.
,hough good many handserchiefs were waved, ana
syeral boaue,s thrown from windows, was evi-
dent that the majority oil the spectators were cooy Gu
,ovnv yery pretty sight, and were not under ihe IN
Ssnce Of any excitement or affection. Sail 1t IS beyond
sneson thai this reception is the best that Louis Napo
leon has ever met with in Paris, and be must be nearby
delighted with it, He arrived at the iuieres al 20 MN
belief was prevalent all day that the empire would
actually be proclaimed in the evening Nothing oil
ibe kind however. has taken place nave not neaio
that the Senate has made any proposilioh lo uea.,
iog the street accamatons and devices upon trumphal
arches as aniamount to more formal declaration Oh he
naion's will and although the transformation IS now
only question OF lew hours, believe you WIN se' 5ee
decree, signed Louis Napoleon, president oil the he
The public buildings and some few private houses
are illuminated this evening. An immense hompet Oh
foreigners and vsers from the departments are IN iars
and the Bouevards still very crowded Inc shops
were universally closed to-day even IN quarters ne mos,
remote from the line OF procession EVERYBODY hocked
to the Boulevards and lhe Iulieries anu HI one Pa's
oil Paris appear deserted. ,
took any part in the ceremonies oil to-day.
In reply the speeches made 10 him by Inc authofi-
ties OF the city Of Paris, the Prince said
Tbe wishes that you express in the of the city
OF Paris are The pleasing TO me, because The acca-
nations which receive here are but the continuation
OF those OF which have been the object during my
Journey II France desires the empire, II s because she
thinks that this form OF government will best se-
cure her greatness and future welfare AS 10 me uncer
whatever title il may be Permitted TO me to serve France
shall consecraie TO her all my strength all my oeVoteu
ness"
The pillars, and other ornamental works. are thus de
scrbed by writer:
"A the corner OF the Rue de Ia Paix fourlgh, elegant
pillars extending across the boulevard, supported by
iestoons OF oak leaves. Half way up the two central
pillars were placed efhges OF men IN armor lniertwned
with the central fesioon. the western side he m
scrption, "Vive rEmpereur, and on The oiheI, :
Napoleon Ill, the First Battalion OF the National Guard
Throughout the lenglh OF the Bouevards might be seen
at intervals decorations bearing similar inscriptions on
behalf OF the different baltaons OF The National Guards
Al the corner of the Chaussee Anin was banner bear
ing the absurdy anomalous inscription, "lo Ills lmpe-
rial Highness Louis Napoleon Ill, from the Administration
Of the Fetes Dansantes OF ST. Cecle Vlve FEmpereur
Opposite the Rue LepeIleer. four handsome Cornlbian
pillars surmounied with eagles, supported rich crimson
canopy studded with bees with the inscription apo
leon H. Emperor This, Of the most elegant deco.
raons OF the iee the joint work oi the directors oil
the Opera and the Opera Comque whose theatres by the
way IL announced will from this day forth be called
the Imperial Academy OF Music" and the Imperial
Lyric Theatre" AT the entrance OF the Rue de Rich
lieu a large flag waved with the Inscription LEnpire
c'est la paIx." This iayore motto saw repealed 10
many places.
The entrance 10 the Rue Yyienne fitted up with
green and gold banner erected by the tribunal OF com
merce On the Boulevard ST. Denis an imperial crown o
colossal proportions, surmounted by a cross, was sus
pended at a great height above the centre OF the
which, to all outward appearance was worthy nvsl
The solid marble structure close at hand-ihe Porte 81
Martin On the top OF this arch was displayed an enor
nous spread eagle, under which was the motto; " Maj
God protect the Emperor"
Ano,her arch, OF equally handsome proportions. on The
same boulevard, presented the folio wing devices and IN
serplons. A cross; crown; l.. NJ 1900, 900; cav,
Casar nperaior !" bust OF Louis Napoleon France ],
Conienied !" The Empire is Peace" Both the Por
ST. Denis and the Port ST Martin were gaiy dressed with
iri eolored flags On the wall OF the Ambigu Comqus
was a crowned eagle. yox popui, 1900 600, Vox pei
and the following quotation:
Di pa,ri ludgesies Romule vesfaqne mater
Q1n Tuscatn Tiberun ct Romano palatia corvas
Hume salcm everso javenem succufrerc sosclo
Ne prohibetei Virgil + Georg
On the Boulevard du Temple there were two afche,
erected by the management OF the theatres Of the Cqu,
National Folies Dfana,ques, Funambules Gale Delas
senents Comiaues Iazari, and Concert de Paris. Or