Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-07
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The following singua statement is mir.
the Belfast (lreand) Chronicle, Journal dl0nshed in
said to be one ofthe most trustwortb, aa which is
in the United Kingdom If true. 4; anu anu reliable
character of the new Emperor of the F,aaes the
new light, and summarily dissipates whoton'h IN
cions may have been innocently entorta;. Suspi.
" the empire is" really to be peace If ea, that
IL Is but another of the many newspaper Why
which the Nephew of his Uncle" has been .ha Of
70 since bis accession to power There boa Tue he,
much of the wonderful already in the oeen
career OF this man, that perhaps We should ooaary
marvel at what We are told are yer;tab oase to
and yet we presume it will be diffcult facts,
persuade one reader in ten that the reyelater to
the Belfast paper are not of the Slievegamm"ns IN
ture: On tex
There lives in Paris gentleman who, in n.
Der, 1847 wrote" can see. with perfact De eS
ness, that Louis Philippe will not be three clear
the throne of France. Louis Philippe was or.
February. l84S. That gentleman wrote xboA.,edln
ter the presidential election This Bonans,,oy at
is traitor. Not man looks at him but foI seIon
instinct of avoiding him treachorous may The
will strike for the Consulate for the Dicat"r,h Tie
and God knows what will follow" He ayn,E UP
coup detat OF December 1851, tells in hst"ru ihe
he struck. The same gentleman wrote in tho H., ~%
OF the present year-'Ihe tyrant aims at ,l ."'ca
pire His gaze is fixed upon the crown. Bae,1 en-
year there will be revival of the Bononarb"eOfe
ha
The empire has come "''u''
The man who predicted these events iso
mon man. He thinks and looks around him '' ~
participates in many movements quietly, and III nc
ers knowledge which, in view no Other n Gun
this moment in or out of Paris coald find r,n 40" ~
acquire His previous prediction give US con6da. ~
in what he states. In fact we know him md
that he would not detail truth what he d5 1now .
know to be true. for he is generally one of b NV
speculative individuals we have ever met ''"''
Well, that genlleman-we would give his r,r0o =
we were permitted-Wrtes the subjoned on Thnrs
day last. and all before whom it comes can n,ons"s.
its worth, and The amount of credence to bo o,,t
ed to it, from what they have already learned T
revelation will seem curious to many to us it ;s Nv
| no means so. as we are aware of the sourcns f.J
which much of the information is derived and boln
he derives it. That it is true we are convinced NV
that the British government are sup to the mach
nations OF the French Emperor is evident from thu
revived state of our defenceS from the imbodmont
of our militia. from the addition to our mor;,;ns
hands, and from the establishment Of q ihannro
| fleet
The following is the communication rererredto.
| In a secluded part of the wood of Boocne ot
place called Nadra, whilome the residence of Lamar
tine, is a house surrounded by trees, and the win
dows of which never opened except sometimes If
dawn as if to let in fresh air. This house. all. dov
and in many nights has the air of being nninbakt
ed but oftentmes at night there come about susni
cious looking characters who take up their n0s,s in
the thickets. and then about twelve Or one up come
several carriages with the blinds close down, the
porte cochere is opened mJsteriously they drive in
and the door closes behind them;
What is this place?
1t is the residence of Virginie la Sabotiere
his, Tor many perSnns-lndeed. nearly a--is no
explanat on But let US enter, one evening last week
and perhaps that may be going on may enlghten u.s.
In an apartmentment, sumptuousy furnished is
and laid IL II,
brill ant with lights, and around sit half dizen
men and as many women. who while slipping their
champagne. are talking auimatedy of conquest and
empire. of aggression and rapine.
Yes" says one, striking his fist on the table-a
man with heavy moustache; hooked nose. and saur.
nine bilious countenance--" yes when once am
crowned. will proclaim Jerome King of Holland,
and not only proclaim him King, but make him King,
while Belgium shall reign but as my vassal.'
Yes, SIRE said all: but one,- whom shall not
mention
And then King Of Rome and Italy and Proiec.
tor of the Helvec confederation, shall be no empty
titles--they shall be mine.'
But sire. England ~ observed one gently.
England my eternal nightmare! England the
assassin of my uncle! Every step take find her
in my way. Let her take care, pcrhdous and med
ding Albion Let her beware that she interfere not
for as surely as she nterferes. will land on her
shores and show them that their island is as easily
) themselves impregnable they will find their mis-
take
,, Thus spoke Louis Napoleon in the house of Yr-
gne la Sabotiere.
must now explain who she is, and how he found
himself there. promising that the information ! am
, giving you may cost me dear, though hope ne one
will aid the rascally police OF Bonaparte in tracing
: the author of the news here given How obtained
3 it IS secret of life and death. But every word
write Is true. Louis Napoleon may not carry out bis
after supper boast, but the words were spoken BY
e him.
When Louis Napoleon Bopaparte was State prs
/ oner in Ham, he was treated with very great K'nu
d ness and consideration. Amongst others who saw
him for different purposes. Vrginie, very prev
ty girl. daughter Of an old SHbot maker IN HAM
After while, Louis made proposals. they were az,
cepted, and two children were the result l"0''
children he very much attached to- lhey wiz ".
provided for, and sent to irstrate schools On I'D
advent to power in 1913 the Prince gave ''rS"Ie
/, pension. and then. in December, l65l nc gave III
e the beautiful residence above alluded TO- ~
With a natural taste for dehauchery' reseI"pI"o
in character the debauchery of the regent ana lou'
n XIV one of the delights of Louis Napoleon Is al
n gy, with plenty of wine and women IN lacs "t
happiness is petit souper such as when 'ne rd
e and Dubois lived To indulge in these at ~, UoO0
j. and the Elvsee would be dangerous as there - "
n certain amount Of public opinion still awe ou9 bat
there was the coy little house at Naara AM
has been selected by him the seat OF ms
e conferences the affairs of the empire p
'r by parasites, pimps and prostitutes heatG y"
ut he tries to himself in this deSplc""i0 wy
ID emulate his uncle. -. ovr
If Not dozen persons in Paris, apart from ,oJ l.
s, clique, know word of all this. But nave ro ore
re Was present. Did receive the report n0" spc
h who present? Was the orgy revealed !" cou.
ct ond party and then to me p? More questions
Of not answer. ,,.,oy.
of give the information true, exact, ana nlo,' i,
lie cal 1t may be denied That will only prov p';s 10
.r truth for Bonapartist to say thing 10 ""