Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-02-05
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NAPOLEON returned to Paris on the 26th, but
was received with no enthusiasm, T,otWlthstand-
ing the report of IN attempt having been made
on his life during his absence. 1t is SAID that
he is much annoyed at the delay of Austria,
Russia and Prussia to recognize the Empire
He insists on being called Brother Napoleon the
Third by the crowned heads. England has ac-
corded the civillty.
The French Senate IS convened for Februa-
ny IA, and the corps LegisIatif for February Is.
Napoleon is parceIing the royal residences
amongst his family. He has signIfied to the
British Minister that he can hereafter receive no
Enelishman unless previously presented at the
court of his own sovereig On.
NJ. Geniller, professor Of mathematics and a
distinguished republican, has been ordered to
Quit France
The French government is making great ex-
ertions to eroct 4 commercial treaty with Ger
many. founded on national concessions.
Tie Emperor has not forgotten 10 partition
out the royal residences among his Family
The Palais Royal, which belonged to Louis
Philippe, is to be given to ex-King Jerome; the
Elysce, formerly inhabited by Murat, King of
Naples, is to be the residence of Prince Murat,
his son; the Grand Duches Stephanie of Baden,
is to have apartments at the Elysee; and the
Princess Mathilde will occupy the Pavilion de
Marsan, in the Iullerles, formerly the chambers
Of the Duches of Orleans. Besides this, Prince
Napoleon, Jcrome's son, is to have 100000
francs per annurn, and the Princess Mathi'de
100000 francs,
There are so many rumors respecting the
Emperors matrimonial views, that it is hardly
worth while to notice them. The latest is, that
the Duchess Stephanie and Prince Murat are
now on a mission to Dusseldorf, to solicit for
Napoleon III. the hand of the Princess Ste
phanie Frederick Withelmine AntoiDette de
HohenzoIIern, q young lady in her sixteenth
year, and nearly related to the Murat family.
1t is denied by the "Moniteur" that Govern
ment intends to legaiize lotteries or gaming
houses.
No gold or silver coins of The Empire have
yet been issued.
ENGLAND.
The Times has the interesting information
that an event will take place about April next
that will add 4 new member to the royal IA
mily.
An extract from 4 letter dated Lisbon, De-
cember 90, says that Mr., HcaId (Lola Montez'
husband) went 10 sea in one of the vessels o.
the Royal Yacht Club, ha.ing in bis company
a beautiful young lady. The yacht foundered
in sight of the British War steamer Infexible,
which instantly manned a boat, with fourteen
hands, to rescue them. Not only were they
unsuccessful, but all hands were drowned.
a tragical event has been made known at
Lloyds to the effect that, on the Goth of Octo- |
Der, a mntIny broke out among a party of Chi
nese on board the British bark Gertrude, from
Annoy to Havana, and that seventeen Of the
Chinese had been shot by the captain and crew.
bark put into the port of Singapore, when,
from the investigation that was held, it appear
ed that what the captain took for a mutiny was
merely a row among the Chinese, but having
no Interpreter on board, the Cinnamon were
unable TO make themselves understood.