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

CleseNey Of augustus that grand work oil fierre
CorneiIe fllcd with fine declamafiOns for snd against
all political situations whent played in ISIS. the
audience applauded loudly passages which could be
made abusive to the 'stua,on OF that time, and the
other evening another set of illusions greeti
with ike approval After the tragedy, Rachel came
forward and bending lowly' toward the Princes box.
recited number Of indifferent verses written by Ar
ene Houssaye the manager Of the theater The title Of
them was quotation from the Bordeaux speech,
aLEmpirr, cest Ia paix" che Empire Is peace) OF
which they were a Of paraphrsse, largely mingled
with sserv the Prince A. they ofhs kind Of
poetry which suffers much from Translation give the
first s.anza in prose Nile Rachel clothed In white
tcuic giriled with laurel says: 81 am the muse OF
! history Ny book ia Of brass or marble. When the
hour OF victory comes take my sovereign stylus" Ex-
sctlv 90 If anything could crafty Louis Napoleon, i,
should be the promise Of the Muse Of History that she
will begin her record Of his sayings and doiuss from
the date Of his victory that she win ignore all the DIS
creditsble passages Of his life previous 70 1852 But the
Muse will only keep the promise so long as the Law on
the Press is in force Il il only four years since her
theatrical representative Rachel chanted before the
same foot lights 10 wrspt audience, the now prohibit
ed Msrsellase Then. friend who was present tells
ne the excitement was 40 deep AMI intense among
the earnest republicans that they did no: for the drst
moments break into noisy applause Loud marks OF ap
probation ard cries of Emperor said to have
followed each one of the sixteen stanzss of this hymn
| TO the Prince President
The peaceful sentiments of the speech al Bordeaux
meet with great favor otherwheres than at the Come
die Franchise They are repeated and paraphrased in
uuuberless addresses and petitions TO the Prince
President and 10 the Senate praying for the speedy al
vent OF the Empire the speech entire Is read IN the
churches. as though Il pastoral letter oil the
Bishop; people, confounding their wishes and conVlc
ons are really believing in the reality offs declarations
suppor, for the belief that the new Empires 70 DC
peace is found in the talked OF measures Tor the reuuc
,on of the army. But withdrawal OF fifty or hun
bred thousand private soldiers from the army wiz 60
nm, LITTLE way toward diminishing the military force
of France so long the officers are retained to take
command of the strong reserve which is to be organ
lied and can be called into service whenever wanted
With this apparent reduction (as yet but rumore OF
the sry should be compared the real increase OF the
naval force gilmore significance still as comments on
the Bordeaux programme NapOleons frequent alll-
siops in his late tour to the Souvenirs OF the Empire
souvenirs never absent from his memory, aud easily
awakened in the minds of Frenchmen, the vote Of
five and half millions of them for his imperial name
sufficiently testified four years ago.
We have had rumor, apparently without foundation,
Of new internal machine discovered al Fontaneoeau'
whittier the President is going in few days Every
day or two we hear of OF Suspicious characters
and dom iary searches for more. in the departments
Among the former were those of two persons engaged
in the clandes tine manufacture OF powder The runor
of en- amnesty 10 follow close the advent OF the En-
rie esips ground by dnt ofrepetition. 1t will prob
ably mount 10 this letting back of the more moder
ate republicans who were temporarily bani ned in DE-
| pf tho mona al
others The last amnesty advertised in the hoH-
tfur TO cover some twelve hundred OF political
offenders so far as known very small proportion OF
these were restored to entire liberty.
would not rest 30 long in this gossip OF politics If
there were more startling TO be recorded. Bat
such other items ofthe week movement Gs have gath
cred are Of as little interest viz Abdelhader u IN
Parir, getting ready to journey on 10 Brousse Inc
receipts Of the theaers for the month of September
are $40 eco francs more than they in tue month
Of August That is the city is filling f with strangers
and citizens returning from their summer residences
There il 70 lie another solemn representation az tho
Grand Opera on Wednesday evening, when after the
performance amid very magnificent scenery from
Moses in ESyp,, hi- Imperial Highness is TO have
eon,aa sung at him by all the artists. The cantata IL
entitled ode TO Peaes-woris and music 1t up Tor the
occasion An Agerine paper announces the arrival in
he Colony Of the famous stallion FL Hsg, which
prefented somewhile ago to the Prince President by
the Sultan Of Turkey and turned over by the Prince to
the Governor General of Aiers for the benefit OF the
stock in the Colony II may not be uninteresting TO
such of your New York bloods pride themselves
coming OF old families to know that the animal descends
in rightlne from Fatsrt the ayorite of Mahomet
This long genealogy IS confirmed by authentic docu-
nent kept accordance with Arabian usage for blood
horses By order Of the Austrian Government,
published Milan, civil unctionsres of Lombardy
c. mmanded and others are recommended not TO
the beard the chin The Official whisker stops at
line drawn from the corner Of the mouth to the
What would the old Longbcards who gave their
to the country have thought Of this The Nc,ioaal Ga
of Vienna that in the year 1851 I6l Catholics
were converted to Protestantism and 50 Protestans
CathoIcim. In Hungary and Moraya similar pro-
portion in the conversions is observed think have
already mentioned to you that there translation
of Uncle Toms Cabin in progress here. | was told
yesterday Of three other TRANSACTIONS already com
menced. The names Of the translators were given
of them Michiels is of good repue in French lite
nature another that Of daughter OF Emile Sou
sestTe. c.KB
A Paris letter, in the Indfpendance of Brus-
sells abiding the ute OF Napoleon H. which is ex
Iected will be assumed by Louis Napoleon says:
There u no analogy, either In ideas, In principles
in resolutions between the representative of the divine
night OF the Bourbon family and Louis Napoleon de-
msnding his night from France. Louis Napoleon will
not, therefore call himself Napoleon III for the same
reason which led the brother Of Louis XVI call him
seh Louis XVIII Leus whether there arc in order
for him to assume that tide motives than those
which there were for Louis XVIII Tae son of Louis
AsL larglnshed N prison from the 2lst January 1893
TO biz death under the Government Of the Convention
His right alone, according 10 the LeEtimst doctrine
made HIM King and any of the country or of s
representaVes Tbs, on the CONTRARY, is the way in
which things took place in 1915 for the son OF the Em
peror. proclamation Of the Emperor of the 22d
Jane, published In the HoRitrV the 23i announcing
nis sSdedtion expressing itself thus: Ny political
life Is terminated, and | proclaim my son En-
peror Of the French under the tile of Napoleon H.
! - art L.. L. 49,