Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-23

hhcn, therefore, take csrnpes from The Consulate
tie Empire II because tter" above all find the
pies iri.c: with nationality and grandeur Resolved To-
iav before 81 every thing for France nothing or
myself wuult no accept any modification in the present
stale of things unless should find myself consrr;aed
do BY nm evident necessity. From what could such ne
ccssty arise! Solely from the conduct Of parties Ii ncy
sncI noihng will be changed but il, = LII hidden
plots they should enteavor TO snap The basis Of my govern
mcn it, n thrir blindness they should deny The legitimacy
~ HE result 4" he popular tccion; it, in fine they should
continually alt:p put the future prosperity OF the coun-
try in question by their attacks-hen, bui then "r' il
might s reasonable demand of the people in tc Of
the rcpose O France, title which would ircv0ca "
X head the with which the people have invest
ed But rt prcoccupy ourselves beforehand with
difficulties which, without doubt, not very probable
Let the Republic; threatens one and il may
give confidence to every one Under lis banner, wish
again In inauguraic of orgetuness and OF conca
tion; aud appeal without Distinction 10 all those who
WISH frankly IL assist me in the public good.
Pfovl!ence, which thus far has vsbly blessed M e
forts will not leave its work unfinished |, i'll animate all
Of rs BY liz Inspirations and will give us the wisdom und
the force necessary Ia consolidate order of things which
will insure The happiness ut country and the repose of
Europe"
The speech frequently and most hearth, arpiaudcd
during irs deivary The declaration that the desired peace
and above al! the denial that he aimed making himself
Emperor were vehcmenIly appauded Even afte he had
sat down. The cheers and cries of "five Napoleon" were
continued for some time.
de Casabanca rose and stated that he about
administer to the members ot the Senate and Of the Le
gisare body the oath Of allegiance TO the President and
10 the Constitution Having read aloud the words Of the
the names of the Senate each member responding 10 the
call by rising in his place, stretching forth his hand and
saying We e ure twas observed that General Cavaig-
nae, VI Garnet of Paris, and DR.. Hcnon the Democratic
deputy of Lyons present The oath having been
administered TO The whole OF tine belonging
said: Il have declare the session OF 1882 rcgu
Iarlv oncncd'' and the ceremony terminated
The President then withdrew amidst loud cheers and re-
turned 10 the Eysee rs he had come. His reception out
sc aIso favorable The whole proceedings did not last
an hour.
Gen CavaIgnac, and " NJ. Cnrnot and Henon. have ad-
dressed letter the President Of the Legislative Corps,
declaring that they could not take the oath required from the
deputies.
BY tecrccs in tic Monitcur society of credit toncr s
authorized throughout The departments in the uris
d!c"n OF the Paris Court of Appeal.
The projects divided into three classes members of
the first of which will receive salary o 4U OUUt OF the Sc
cond 80 0DUf and Of the third 2U,OOUl.
The sugar duties thus moded:-nativo euear, equal
the first type i2 foreign, 57 the 100 k1grammes su-
eror sugar pay 81 more; colonial 10 pay during
four years H. less than native refined sugar TO pay O per
than superior 10 the first type; foreign
fined sugar is prohibited.
an adicr fnra National Exhibition public ceremonies and
civil a,i military fetes The plan OF the Crystal Palace,
and 10 bo established in the grand square OF the Champs
| Eivse.s.
PARIS March 25.--Thc Monteur publishes several I'M
| poriant dccrcri.
The ,s is or the sale uf some forests and for the
nmcIc trans,Tencc of the possessions o the House u
Orleans 10 The STATE
Tie second raises The Of siege in all the departments
OF France.
BY the third the Of "Code Napoleon restored to
the civil code.
The sixth recognizes tine Protestant Church In France.
The train with 2l2 prisoners Of the Loire, sen
fenced transportation arrived the 2ih al Lyons On
the day the prisoners continued their journey To Mar
eeles where they embarked for Aigcrii.
PARIs Apas 1.-The chamber resolved itself into secret
committee in order deliberate and decide upon the
ton whether the uniform already worn is obligatory OF
optional After discussion the decision was in favor
Of the latter.
| EGYPT-The American flag, which had been struck io'
time pending the satisfaction OF claim made upon
the Egyptian Government for damage to property OF Ined
States subject rehosted Alexandra on the In OF
March, under salute from tho batteries of wenly-onc
guns.