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Effect Of Napoleon.s Marriage.

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Effect Of Napoleon's Marriage.
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For some DAYS past the columns of the Off
es NonifsHr have been loaded with addresses Of
graduation 20 the Emperor Napoleon III on the au<p
cous event Of liz marriage and civic ingenuity seems
70 have BEEN hardly taxed 70 ni expressions sufficient
ly strong to express the full extent Of the gratitude Of
those functionnes TO Louis Napoleon for having
ned Msdemoike}e dc Montjo Not only do the officials
protest their devotion, fehctxnon. and WISHES but
the touching virtues OF tne oeaunfui, pous, ener.
ee,c and good lady he has chosen the solid
orp.nent Of hs throne forth with ingenuity
and variation OF form that do credit to the nun.l
fchoolmtsiers who drew them up. OF co1rse Louis
Nspcleon IL represented having made choice
which has fully accomplished the most ardent
vshes Of France; but the direction Of the finger
O: Providence which has enabled hun 10 accom-.
plsh his Inspirations IL Acknowledged with tevout
and humble grstiiude One OF thefn the municipality
of Laval expresses the most unlimited gratitude 70 him
for having selected MsdcnOsele de Montjo becausei
fees confident that the why he fixed his choice
upon that lady because she felt that the fh Of
Blanche Of Castillo quality 10 her who
was 70 psrtake with him the honors Of the Sovereign
power and II expresses its confidence that she Will
give 20 the world the opportunity Of contemplating
Of hofe guardian angels OF the Crown such those OF
which history gives many illustrious images, and
inspires US by heir Christian influence aud makes u
love them By their irresistible attraction" 10 Of
these precious documents the writers evidently
carried away by the greatness II their subject that
little confusion IL to be observed IN Of their de-
ducionsts for instance where the city Of Anglers lays
down. but without demonstrating the proposition, that
the Aonfio marriage Il "a guarantee Of strength
and security" But the burden Of al Of them
is, clearly enough TO assure Louis Napoleon, and,
II possible, 10 convince the world, that in the
Montjo marriage IL accomplished, the Lyons address
says one Of the most ardent wishes Of France The
good people of LyOns however, m the midst Of their
Inv 40 ffr with heir huefne n
the occason 70 account IL hiss long since been
imagined that Observation-Disclosures royal, Oreyen
republican is little TO the purpose provided be pal
sce-vould be not only ornament bat pecuniary
beneft that fair city and accordingly the address
tui from the dreams OF present Joys aud future
hopes, 10 express a wish "thst day may come when
our city Qyons) may possess you for long tune within
her walls IN a palace worthy Of your Maestcs, and
offer you the spectacle Of people animated 10y the
genius OF the mOst beautiful OF industries IN the world
and the respectful and unserabe love Of which has
given such frequent and undoubted testimonies TO your
august flnily.'
The reign of Louis Napoleon has faularized us with
this mock enthusiasm and his Imperial Majesty
doubt hnds il infinitely more easy 20 get 10 the ap
pearGnce OF IL in the official columns of the Monieu
than the reality in the streets OF Pars TIE address
from Laval slls into the awkward blunder Of speakn.
Of THAT alliance which Paris has sauied with acca-
nations " and the M0niosr has been sufficiently raad
drO 10 publish the expression at the very when
the principal subject OF conversation in the capital i the
chilling coldnefs Of the reception and the infinite mis-
chief the marriage itsef has done among all eas-es
Louis Napoleon's cause. have hal opportunities OF
speaking the subject persons in GrOt every rank
Of society and the feeling everywhere u the same-lst
the marriage IT, a. Cards Louis Nspoleons popularity
de- ided buDder, and that not much from the ine
rority IN rank Of the lady chosen from the part
lar choice made. No one Is blinded % the true
motives which have brought about this marriage
motives which, if creCttable TO the virtue aod
upon respects the gentleman There s no end to the
puns conuudrums and quOdbets to which the al air has
give Tse. sPefiss inundsted with them-cIcuated OK
tensvey not in printed newpapcrs but by the stll
msciicvous System CT manuscript circulars passed from
hand "a hand undert the title OF Nonrees Ia Main and
10 be found In oil public places. In the upper classes,
the osspprobation. even among tie BOnapsrts Is uni
yers1 hut this signifies little 10 Louis Napoleon for be
seems 10 have set the upper ranks A. defiance But h.
will think IL perhaps Of more importance when lac
knows that the feeling peryales the working class
O. OF society, and that Il appears 20 have descended
lower In the scale ihsn on any former occasion The
coup dai Of the 81 OF December had Little elect on the
oEtrior, who considered merely family quarrel
smong politicians and therefore matter with whlcd hs
bad nothngto do But now the cases very different there
lie not workman in Paris that does not know every
particular Of the history Of the marriage or who does
not find joke 20 handy the occasion In
the army the effect has been dcporRbe, and coming
does sfier such freaks the nomination of civilians,
like Napoleon Bonspare the rank of general OF dvs
ion, and the promotion Of officers whose only services
have been in the Palace Of the Eysee the heads Of
their eniors who have gained their aurels and rank by
which have not yet the end The only class of
society which has not expressed disGpprobeton l. the
pessantry and on them the marriage has hitherto made
little impression merely because they know little about
IL completely has all intelligence political matters
been suppressed in che country districts. Upon the
whole may truly be said that with the exception per
hsps Cf the Orleans DEGREES single act OF Louis Ma
polcon has given such general dissatisfaction created
much distrust in that good sense and moderation for
which people have hitherto given him undeseryed
credit.
But If the marriage Of the Emperor has created a
connection among the public 1; has RAISED complete
storm IN the BonEpar'e family ITSELF and the heir
10 the throne Is said TO have expressed small ndgua
ton at finding that bis rghs Of inheritance the great
Emperor which he considers having been already
unusy postponed should be further endangered BY the
probable event Of direct heir. Louis Npeon himself
feem 10 have taken grippe all the persons who
in any way connected with his previous projects of
ryipg into pTincely families. The Duchess Of Hamilton
the great in the negotiations for the Princess
Of Vssa. Tho Duke and Duchess were last winter
tic most honored guests at tie Elysee la sill the
cent events they have been but little seen az the Tu
eries, but that little was just sufficient to show that
something was wrong. To the diner de fanHle
given on the occasion Of the proclamation OF the En-
piTe, their graees were not or am well informed
asked and the signing OF the civil conrac, OF mar
rage The Duchess. being Princess OF Baden iavitd
10 eign while the Duke, being only Scotch noble
man omitted. The consequence was shat neither
Of them signed and tina, her hchness the duchess le
the Tuileres in hut. Then, with respect 70 Prince
lucisn Nurst that unwieldy gentleman sent about
two months ago TO the Court Of HoheAzolern ono OF
those secondary house. which Napoleon treats with
such sovereign confemPtJ TO negotiate marriage be
tween The Emperor and Princes OF that family The
affair failure, and Prince Mura. Is punished hy
having slight put member Of his lAmily on
tie occasion OF the Gin@ De fTrre above alluded TO-
Louis Napoleon with his own hand struck The name OF
Madame de Chassiron Prince Murars dGughter) out Of
the bet Of guests The only ground for this exclusion
was, that Madame De CbAssiron has married gentle
man. WHO though very respectable has the demert Of
being nsivs Gss regns,c. Such mssalieaoe ereaily
shocked the ohf ft,af the day he msde an En-
perOr; but Is 70 be hopei thsi Il will be looked on
wuh more indulgence, now iha, the Emperor has col.
lowed the example, and made ra,saOiaEes himself
But all events, has made change ia the attentions
paid the family. FOR the ChAs;rons were not invited y
the civil marriage.
The papers teen with congrstulaTory address
e. to the Emperor and Empress. We read thA, their
Msjestes appeared on horseback n the Bois de Bon.
logne Tie other day and were received with
The round Of ocis etes IN honor OF their marriage =
now pretty nearly exhausted On Moaday evening.
7ib, the greet fete a. the Luxembourg came OF