New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-16
Arrival of the Steamer Atlantic.

Arrival OF the steamer Atlaut1c.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEw YoEK, February The American mail steamer
Atlantic arrived her wharf this morning bringing dates
rom Liverpool to the 26th ult and frum London and
aris to the 18th She brings fifty passengers
On the 18th ut in latitude q 81 longitude II 1s she
1asssd steamer supposed to be the America from
The steamer Asia arrived at Liverpool at ten O'Clock on
he forenoon Of the 18th Just prior to the sailing Of the
A tlantic
ENGLAND.
Prizes the forger had been fully committed for trial
a great meeting in behalf Of Madai held at Eseer
Hall the 18th and another for the purpose wsa
held At Birmingham
Napoon contemplatss sending an army Of 100000 smi.
grants TO Algeria
The Belgian Government has discharged all foreign
officers from the army
ITALY.
Another Msdai had occurred at Geneva. sur
geou named Daniel Mazzingie had been sentenced to
three years imprisonment for preaching
A company had been formed at Geneva with capital
establish line Of steamers to New
York and South America
Vessels arriving Geneva from Charleston and New
Orleans were subjected to quarsutne also from Brasis
and West Indies.
Ii wa: reported that the Pope was dangerously i'll Of
spople1y-
TuRRET
The Turks pursuing operations vigorously against
by STORM but afterwards in attempting surprise ths
pal Of Montenegro in the mountains he repulsed.
| CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
Dates from the Cape December 10 The draga
slowly Large shipments Of provisions were making
| to Australia.
SECOND DISPATCH
FULL Report OF LouIs NAPoLEoSs SFEEsH DEcLASAro-
nv o. his INTENDED NrPTtALs-Netg York Feb. z.
The Atlantic arrived her dock this morning at 10
o'clock thus beating the British steamer Csnads evfuDJ
FRANCE.
ON Saturday the 22i ut various functonares of State
themselves at the Inilees to receive from the
Emperor the announcement % his intende marriage.
Senate and members of Corpe LeQi4la-
f together with the Council Of State met in the Sale du
Trone and awaited the arrival of the Emperor
The ex King Jerome wearing tbs uniform of Marshal
seated himself to the right Of the Throne and
his son Napoleon Jerome in eitEens a1ess, occupied
and members Of the Imperial Household were grouped
around the Throne.
apartment Of Emperor with the Of His
Majesty which drGnt Louis Napoleon entered, and
taking his seat on the Throne proceeded to read the ad
| dressas follows;
MoasiapS-I the wish often expressed by
the nation and come to you to announce my intended
nuptias The alliance contract is not in accordance with
the old political traditions and therein lies it's advantage
France by its successive revolutions has abruptly
severed herself from the rest Of Europe Every eplght
ened ought to seek TO lead her back within
the pale of old monarchies but the result will be mora
certainly attained by just and Straightforward policy
and by an honesty Of conduct more tn by royal sl
ance which create false security and often substitute
family those Of the nation at large Besides,
in this respect examples of the have left in the spirit
| Of the people supersttous feelings
1t is not forgotten that for seventy foreign prn
ces have ascended the steps Of the throne only
their dispersed and prescribed by or revolution
Only has seemed to bring hsppness-to live
than others in the affections of the people-and this
woman the modest and good wife Of Gen Bonaparts wss
| not of royal blood
IL must be admitted however that in 1910 the marriage
Of Napoleon with Maria Louise event.
1t guaranty for the future and real satisfaction to
national pride the ancient and usrious house
Austria which had long been with solicit
alliance OF the elected chief OF the new Empire
How on the other hand-under the last regn-had the
ot OF the country TO suffer when the nheritor OF
the crown yany sought for several years to ally himself
accomplished doubt but OF second rate rank and OF
| q different religion
When in the face of old Europe is borne by the
force principle the height Of ancient dynsses
it is not by anticipating one escutcheon and seeking to
introduce himself any price into the family of Kings
that makes himself accepted 1t is much rather by
always keeping ones origin in in preserving
ones and in taking frankly before Europe
position parveuua glorious title when it comes from
the free sufrages Of great people,
Thus obliged to depart from the precedents followed
even to the present day, my marriage became but pr
vate affair and there remained only TO choose person
She who has become the object of is OF high
birth-French in heart by Education and Remembrance
OF blood shed by the of the Empire
She whom have chosen has asa spaniard the advan-
tage having relative in France whom might be
necessary give honors aud digpitaries Endowed with
all the qualities Of soul she will be ornament to the
its courageous supporters dsyout Catholic she
will address Heaven the prapers myself for the
welfare ofFrsnce Good and gracious she will revive,
have firm hope, the position Of the virtues OF the
Empress Josephine.
come then Messeures 10 say TO France that have
prsferred A woman whom love and respect to any
known lady whose alliance would have brought advan
tages mingled with sacrifices.
without dsdsning any one yield to my feelings but
after having consulted reason and convictions.
In short placing independence the qualities of the
heart and family hsppiuess above the dynasty of preu-
and the calculations of ambition shall h
strong because more free Ere long proceeding to
Sotre Dame shR present the Empress the people aud
, | to the army.
| The cophdsnce they have in Of thsn
| sympathy towards her whom 1 have chosen and you
gentle after Learning to know her eetter viii o.
convinced this also have been directed by Pro'i-
{ Deuce.