The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-01
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A Strange story.

The following singular statement is published in the
Beas, Greland) Chronicle, journal which is said to
be of the most trustworthy and reliable in the United
Kingdom II true, il dlscloses the character OF the
Emperor OF the French in new light, and snmmarily
dsspaes whatever suspicious may have been innocsnly
entertained that the empire is" really be peace If
false why it but another of the many newspaper
mances OF which the Nephew of his Uncle has been the
hero since his accession power. There has been
much OF The wonderful already in the extraordinary career
OF this man, that perhaps should 10 marvel nj
wha, we are now told verable facts and yet pre-
sumo will be difficult matter 10 persuade one reader
in ten that The revelations in The Belfast paper are not OF
the Slievegammon texture:
There lives in Paris gentleman who, in December,
S47, wrote" see, with perfect clearness, that
Louis Philippe will not be three months on the throne OF
France" Louis Philippe was exIed in February, ls4s.
That gentleman wrote shortly alter the presidential cleo
ton" This Bonaparte scion is uaitor. Not man
looks at him but feels the instinct of avoiding him as
teacherous man He will drike for the Consulaie-for
the Dictatorship; and God knows what will follow"
He struck The coup d<id OF December. 1851 tells in
history hoo he struck The same gentleman wrote 10 the
March OF the present year" The yrant aims at the EN-
pire His gaze is fixed upon the crown Before year
there will be revival of the BoDapariean dynasty, and
the French will knee before Napoleon the Third" The
The man who predicted these events is no common
man. He thinks and looks around him. He participates
in many movements quietly, and gathers knowledge
which, in view, other man al this moment IN or
out of Paris could find means 10 acquire His previous
predictions give US confidence what he states In fact
we know him. and know that he would not detail a. truth
what he did not know be ,rue for he s generally one
of the least speculative individuals we have ever met
Well, that gentleman-we would give his name u we
were permed-writes the subloned on Thursday last,
and all before whom il comes can measure s worth and
the amount of credence be attached to it, from what
they have already learned The revelation Will seem
curious 10 many to us is by no means so, as we are
of the from which much OF his lntorma'
ton is derived, and how he derives it, That II ~ true
are convinced. and that the British government are
up TO the Vaccinations of the French Emperor Is evi-
dent from the revived state OF our defences from the I'M
bodiment of militia. from the addition to mari.
time hands, and from the establishment OF Channel
fleet
| The following is the communication referred 10.
i In secluded part OF the wood of Bologne. at n
place called Madra, whIlome the residence OF Lamarne
IL house surrounded by trees, and the windows oi
which are never opened except sometimes al dawn il
To let in fresh air This house, all day, and in many
nights has the air of being unnhabied but often,mes
at night there come about suspicous-ook char acers
who take up their posts in the ihickes and then about
twelve one up come several carriages, with the
blinds close down. the porte eoehere s opened mystic
rousy they drive in. and the door closes behind them
4 What is this place