New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11

..-... n.vz, been .,nouncinythc depar-cre any
e. To Ia, week or ten dsys-ein many people
1901 had taken place while 1is majesty -As 't'
-. er;es lecturng refractory senators INTO oe
-. .e,.e ofthe;r huniIty. For & seems tdn -one
-. oethI. sLzhly embroidered body objected %
=. ., ,be Emperor certain uncontrolled powers siea
:. ,h., Of treaty making fer example winch are DC
&c, Ia the Government prujec. OF mod 1e1'lons OF
ts 20, tiruon presented 20 them for approval Iner
,e,;sree zi probably amount 70 as little as hi OF
tie Isrslstive eorps lat summer twoad be strange
indeed Il His Majesty did noi know what best mel as
orn coz sti-uon A. last be had some OF them ~ =
The rslsce. and told them a. much n cant phrase
,,,,nr al trouble of debating the queston-anf then
xeu; cut quietly to ComPeigDe There be wa. al
dressed by the Mayor, and the Mayors niece wac
handed him bouquet-whieh vii Be pad for by the
customary bracelet One s tempted 70 think TIA; the
cr, jeveler instiga,es this Kind Of aovery hoase so
,,of,abe 10 his business A. va to be expected from
man OF his piety he then went strsight to the church
where be answered TO the Battery Of the b-hOp in these
rords "Monseigneur it Is my duty ohAve recourse to
prsyer for the salanent of ny mission in this world
Pr,,er secures The blessings of heaven Is BY and
relieving the suffering classes which the object of
nv ,oTcitve that we shall reach that end % the At
tsiument Of which I'll Of u should aim At night Ma
represen,stve at a ball given By tie town to the work
men Of Cempeigne and the nsishborag villages his Of
repes,ed declaration Of regard for the suerD classes
We come here said the prefect, in the name of the
Emperor The Emperoris the father Of those who
labor The Emperor shares in the pleasure of those
who smuse a. enselves But the Emperor sympsthizes
above all with the tras ofhose who suffer Brave words
these and 70 do him justice no; different in spirit from
those uttered BY the prisoner ofa IN bis hie socils;
pamt hlet entitled Extinction Of Paupersm." HIS plan
then wa to extinguish paupersm BY the application Of
the system Of association oarge Agricultural Colonies,
TO be esalhshed In France by the aid Of government
Then he said "let the government carly our idea into
practical execution which do with one years pay
Of the army the three hundred millions which sacr
fees in teaching the country the trade Of arms and fur
Their 3D. he added the aim Of every able government
now adsys should be 10 stIye that these saytngsspeed
ly be JUSTIFIED The triumph Of Christianity has de-
stroyed slavery the triumph OF the French revolution
has yed cert &c; As tiE42A Of dsoeraie ids1'
Ia, Destroyed psHpcris" SO wrote Louis Napoleon az
Fam in the year ls44 and go be consented 70 be re-
printed italics and ~ for Electoneefiny purposes IN
Nov ls4s when his little socialist psmphie, was sold
two sous copy and freely distributed By the General
Democratic Committee that promoted his Election
Whether row that be IS the government will ne do
ippe, Hsa little curious that The property Of Louis
Philippe has psid the expenses Of several OF NaPoeous
benevolent measures Thus 10 900 OO francs resulting
from the conh cation Of the Orleans estate sppro
prAed to the Of the Societies Of Nuud
A.sistsnce-composed OF wskmen; another 10 10000
goes to aid the National Mortgage loan bank in keeping
down the rate Of interest on lotns But Of his in
exhaustible private pure are told IN last Fridays
MonHtur his esy to pay for the establishment OF
free model bathing and wash houses In Of the poor
est quarters Of Paris The Emperor gives on all sides
with profuson that an allowance oftwclVe twenty.
i've annual millions could hardly support and encour.
ages the Suspicion ofmpesl specu tons at the Bourse
In bis case indeed stock obbing canno, be called specu
lsop since he gnsies in DEGREES and speeches the
movement OF stocks.
late instance of his generosity becomes OF almost
touching interest In connection with his late quasi
domestic in.eieity When the daughter Of his Minister
OF War married the other day, he presented 10
The young bride little portfolio, ornsmented with
his portrait Get in diamonds, containing three hundred
thousand francs IN bills on the Bank OF France-ors
one Journalist says, four hundred thousand francs
what lie hundred thousand francs more or ess to
inexhsustble private purse-Or 10 journalist He
gave Eve hundred thousand 10 as friend Persigny and
A. much ia jewels TO his new wife Al the etes OF
Last August, be gave marriage portions TO score
two Of dowerless girls. is evident enough that
rying snd giving in marriage have been pleasant sug
gesu,e topics OF imperial meditation. Those who have
been there tell it Is Away with young folks
the brink Of mairmony And il Is just here that Nl
poleon bis frst check IL thar the LILLE
Princess vsss pretty, accomplished and only nine.
teen to remain foreign relation Trans rhenan
NOR to that effect which houted at in my last gathers
tha -. 6x.s4
and dsrts, portraits in diamonds even double por.
traits welded csnvsss French millinery and billet
doux cent by couricrs-are all forgotten, aside
sent back advice OF grandmother grand duchess
dowsger Sephsuic neglected respectful woong Of tae
elect Of eight millions laug he'd cousin Caroline doe.
not agree with the popula-e, and RATries the Prince
Albert of Ssxony, vino Is nothing but Prince - be
sure but is legitimate in all senses Bcndes that he
sister s TO marry real Emperor u one Of the CID
families tkoi has teen cmIning rascsles and foies
In straight hne for centuries This change If IL l.
change, IN the young ladys choice of husband Cause.
enough surprise here where the French match Ia.
long been talked OF a se,tled affair. Rumors All
suesses supersbound Among them mention two or
three prominent rather specimens Of the h4ks
public gossip mus, fred them for sny other worth
that Belongs 10 them.
The Emperor Of Austria freed by the death OF
SehwHzenberg from the iniuenoe u that m.alStsr
fss become less favorable than formerly to Louis Ma
poleon who did comm ndahle service in DESTROYING
the Republic and socissm kc but IL not the sort OF
nrp to be setting Up family uoeessoR and moving in
the high society OF legitimate princes Dei <rGia He
preferred that the princess should wed his future
brother in law and eounterworkel the French sui, All
this connected with bis present visit 70 Berlin, and
the visit made Ast GUNNER BY Emperor Nicholas 10
him and the Kins Of Prussia This visit hAs se-iie an
Independent inlrosho OF ranOrs ayia, about IT, ltr
Known that King ard Emperors do not y each other
from iIiendshP AM the political motive OF the journey
10 Berhn--sler the difficulties OF the last gr yesrsare
ali smooGed over, s unisiboulsble TIE met that he
wses; can make Of Il l. thai G indicates good under
standing among the three Northern Powers But re-
turn 20 the gossip On the ruPtuIed marriage The Old