New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

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unit,ed Every soldier and non-commssioned officer
viii have an extra days pay and ration Of wine
The Prefect Of the Seine viii give grand breakfast
TO-DAY AT the Hotel de Vile 10 200 guests after the proc
amstion of the Empire which IL to take place at 10
o'clock The 18th battalion OF the National Guards and
detachments Of the line with military bands, viii be
present Of the proclamation.
PARIS Thursday Evening Dec. 2 O'Clock
The proceedings of this memorable day commenced
with the promug CATION Of the Empire at the Hotel de
Vile, BY the Project Of the Seine. At the moment the
worthy NJ Berger so well known to the Corporation
of London for his hospitality, appeared the bal
cony heavy fog hung over the city, with cold drz
cling rain in fact, more wretched and miserable
morning had probably not been witnessed in Paris since
the day poor Marrast promulgated his Constitution in
November lsls The Hotel de Vile tried. however
10 look CAV for from top bottom and side side and
in every window there were faisceaur Of trcolored
fsgs with Eagles and "Ns" but they looked badly of
for the sun Of Austertz awind Of any kind Three
batalions Of infantry and the 18th battalion Of National
Guards occupied side ofthe square while the other
was filed with deputations from dii.eren. classes Of
worken trading corporations, bearing appropriate
banner The mass of the people stood on the quay
and when Berger surrounded by the munic pal body
read the decree procairning the Empire, loud shout
OF "Viye fEmpereur pierced the fog in very galan,
style
As coon a. the ceremony over, the troops and
National Guards marched toward the Champs Elysees
TO unite with their comrades in giving WORTHY recep
ton 10 tie Emperor About IL o'clock the weather be-
gan to improve; the rain ceased and although the ct
mospheTe remained heavy yet by II o'clock II was tine
enough for the enjoyment OF the promised spectacle.
AZ there few houses In the Champs Elysees there
was not much room for display in the way Of decora-
ton No triumphal arches mad been attempted, for
what would the beat painted pasteboard look in pre-
sencc Of the magnificent Arc de Triomphe de rEtoe,
perhaps the ineft monument in Paris n end, with
the Tuileres az the other Some overzealous loyalst
did indeed, draw painted sheet across, with lines of
green, red AMI ochre by way OF a rainbow; but the
hopeless experiment fortunately failed 70 tempt ima-
ton. The Count de Morny's house at Rond Point was
covered with flags and eagles as ii to remind the En-
peror that it inmate had some right 70 celebrate the
anniversary OF the coup d6Gt. couple OF oher hoG-
ses decorated likewise snd al habtabe and stand
ing points were crowded with pleasant faces.
The Arch OF Triumph was the grant feature OF the
whole Some said that this splendid monument was Tor
the frt time to be used for lis original purpose tha OF
admitting the entry Of q conquer0r and bis train Of he
roes into the capital. But would appear that the Due
dAngouleIne IN hs return from bis expedition 20 Spain
in 1923 thou lit himself worthy OF the honor oil tulnl-
ing the EmpeIors intention, for which hs Royal bgh'
ness got laughed Louis Philippe with his usual iIoe-
ray had the Arch decorated win colossal groups, one
of which represents Fame GROWING Napoleon, wnle
the Muse Of History records his deeds The wide circle
in which the Arch stands was lined with soldiers ana
National Guard. willie in the center OF the Arch tse,
were grouped OF generals in the old Imperial
cosiume-eIeen Cas white brecches, and boots above
the knee and. with their aidss-dc-cainp made bril-
liant group BytLis time the whole eff the Champs des
Elyeos and the Neuly road far az the Bos dc Bou-
ogne, were lined on one side with soldiers and on the
ether with National Guards In front Of the Arch down
lead The procession, soon as the Emperors arrival
should be announced
Toward o'clock the avant guard, composed Of some
sGuadTous Of dragons, TO advance az rapid
pace tloir Horees smoking and without stopping they
dashed right through the riunpha arch, raising their
swords and shouting 1--WE fEmpereur Napoleon I'LL
Tie eject something magical In ic" minutes
other FQuadfons came ~ more slowly, marching
through, until the Emperor himself appeared surround
cd ly Ministers, MaThuls, and magnhcenty attired
host His Majesty the uniform of general officer,
WIS supeTbly mounted and looked very well II Is
needless TO say that he loudly cheercd by the army
the National GuHrd and the people After an exchange
Of sauidiOns with the Generals waiting, he proceeded
onward end the cavalry poured through the Curas5
ies in the sce coa's and he CarabnecTs in brass the
effect produced in the way of military spectacle was "a
Gnc il unique. As the artillery followed with
brisk pace over The pavement and shaking with their
heavy wheels and guns tnc granite roof and columns,
the sound wis Ike that Of stormy sea. Tao French
certainly know how 10 DO that kind of thing, hut then
they have tie material in abundance while the city
itself seems made expressly to do the work OF grand
opera spectacle business The Place de la COncordc
and the gardens Of the Tuicries crowded and az
the Emp, entered by the garden he vehcm nty
cheered Having reviewed rhe troops drawn up front
of the Tueries lie entered Lis palace where he was
net by tie mtmlers Of his imily and what their feel
ircs must have been may be better imagined than de-
scubod. Further we IRE not allowed 10 penetrate.
This evening the Emperor holds reception which will
OF course be brilliantly attended.
The city wasilluminatod inthe evening, bnt the
great iefes are put oailil the coronation.
The Emperor would be proclaimed in all the
Departments on Sunday. 9Th inst.
Politicians have found subject ofspecula-
ton in the circumstance that the Russian Ambassador
just ned from ST. Petersburg, has brought auto
euph letter from the Gar to Napoleon.
lie is now pretty certain that Jerome Bona
parte will he appointed Niccroy Of Algiers.
Gen. Rylinski, the distinguished Polish Gen
ornl has forwarded All address TO the Emperor, sayng
thot the Poles viii range under his banner should
France renew her wars.
The Minister of the Interior has refused to
authorize the formation Of the new banking company
which WIS attempted to he CT blshei in opposition 70
Fould's new hank, de Credit Fonccr.' The move.
mont il favor ofthe opposition company was supported
by the houses Of Rot schd and ether bank, well as
Nv many OF the commercial interest OF Paris
The Imperial Crown was ordered some time
since ana is nearly ready. NJ. Lemonnier, the JewerT
in The Place NcudOme, whose sta at the London ENnb
ton last year octaiLed the Queen OF SPANS Ic"el-
the aIit lie j. also preparing casket OF jewels Tor
the future EnipIcs. $500
The Royal forests of Crecy and Armainyilli-
err bclCn eing 10 the Dac dc Monfpcn Ter la.ey
sold TO NJ Emile Pcrere Chairman Of The Bordeaux and
Cttte Railway There were three competitors Baron
james dc Rots child Baron de Selercs the banker aud
NJ PcrCIe IL Is understood that the e,tSte OF Chanufy
has been sold private sale TO VI Naet banker, Paris
on be- hall OF Couiis Co Of London who are rnore1
20 have made arrangement with the Ddc fAumale
that he may reclaim the within year.. pay
Dg the purchase price Louis Napoleon sad TO have
Teen keenly disappointed a. this transaction, having in
tended himself 10 become thu purchaser.
ALGERlA-The French Government has received
the following dispatch from Genera Yusuf, who had
been sent by Gen. Canon, Governor General Of Algeria
10 supprcss instruction VI the Laghouate, excited
Ly Ckeria Ben Abdllah:-
After forced march Of twenty our hours with my
movable column. tell the CheTiA's encsnpei
RI kcig. We have killed so0 and carried Of 200
camel. ard -octe hseP. Il was magnificent COUP. Our
LOSES ere Insignificant"