The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-03-01
Who is your husbandf
FRANCE.

The Emperor's marriage, though taking peo-
pie by surprise, has not been exactly nno
days wonder, and the public has. for the last
two or three days, looked upon it almost as q
matter of course. and have ceased TO surprised
From the present state ofpublic feoling--al-
ways of course excepting political circles
there is reason 10 suppose that the future En-
press will be generally popular, A great deal
will of course, depend upon herself, and the
immediate friends and advisers by whom she
may be surrounded. 1t is something in favor
of the Countess of Teba that she appears to
havo earned the dislike Of a few well known
characters, who, to the disgrace of Partisan So
ciety, are tolerated in it, II argues well fol
the decency Of the court ofthe future Empress
that such persons should be amoug the first to
assail her. With reference to the discredita-
bic stories that have been current, and the
scene of which was laid at Campiegne--it is
positively assorted that these stories were
false
People are now Specializing as to the answer
that will be received from foreign Courts on
the notification of the Emperors marriage be-
ing made known TO them: and it is surmised
that some expressions in tho address will be
considered as rather woundng to their dignity
and may produce corresponding roply. In
several political circles comments have been
very freely made, and the term used with ref
erence to Austria in particular, (briguer) allu-
ding to tho marriage of the Arch -Dutchess
Mario Louise, has, it appears, given somc Of
fense.
The crown jewels have, It appears, been do
livered with tho accustomed ceremony to the
Minister of Finance, They had remained in
the Treasury since the night of the cath of Feb.
ruary lS4S. where they had been deposited BY
como faithful servant of Louis PHILIPPE 1t il
stated that some, which werc estimated at l50,-
900 francs disappeared during tho anarchy OF
| the early part of the revolution.
| 1t has been decided that tho Empress shall
wear diadem on her entrance to tho Cathe-
dral, the civil marriage being considered as raj
sing her to Sovereign rank.
| The Ministerial papers state that all tho dis
patches received by tho Government from the
| Departments arc unanimous in testifying tc
the satisfaction experienced by the people al
the Emperor's marriage. The peasants and
operatives are said to have expressed the war
NEST enthusiasm at reading the communication
| from the Emperor to tho Senate and Corps
Lcgislatif.
A decree of the Emperor makes tho follow
| ing nominations in the household of the En-.
press, viz: Tho Princess of Esseing, Grand
Mistress: tho D,iches do Bassano, Lady Of Hon
or: tho Countess Gustavo do Montcbello, Nine
Feray, viscountcss Lezay Marnezia, Baroness
de Pierres tho Baroness do Malaret and the
Marchioness do Las Marismas, Ladies of the
Palace; Count Taschor dc Ia Pagerie, Senator
Grand Master; Count Charles Tascher do Ia
Pagerie, First Chamberlain; viscount Lczay
Marnezia. Chamberlain; and the Baron d.
Picrres, Equerry. M, Auber has been nomi
mated Chapel Master to the Emperor
Baron Lionel Rotschild, Of London has re
ceived special invitation to attend the we'd
ldings-s-es ~. n Es'ir lceef. /. ~. =