Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-06
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t ,s'qitaY Story ofzIiouis Napoleon .s5 =
The Dublin correspondent of the New York = =
Courier futnshes the 9oiioGiDg se6ri6ls piece of
information, copied from the Belfast, Chronicle,
which, as he says tells its own story which
reads like roma ance-a French one perhaps:
There lives in Paris gentleman who, in De- :.
cembeF, ,1S47, wrote,-7jtiI can see with perfect
clefaFFness that opis philippe wiz not he three
months on the throne of France" Louis Phil
ippe was eTiled in Febrnary. 1s4s. That gentle-
man wrote shortly after the Presidential election
'0lFhis ~ gopaPaFte scion is.a traitor. Not man
looks at him but feels the instinct Of avoiding him
as cherops He viii strike for the Con-,
slate for the Dictate torship; and God knows what
will follow, He struck. The coup d,etat of De.
cenbsr tells struck. The a same ne gente en-. e. :.
man wrote in March of the present year s.The !,
tyrantT T aims at the Empire His gaze is fixed upon
the crown: Before year there will be revival :,
Of the BOnaPagtean dynasty, and the French will q
kneSel before s Napols9n the Third" The empire !,
has come. IN, ,..t -. -. -, =,
\ The man who; predicted these events is no COM
mon man, He thinks and looks around him. HeZy
participates III many movements quietly, and 40
gathers knowledge which, in ouT view, no other
man at this moment I'M prout ofiParis could find
means 10 acquires His previous predictions give
us eonhdeneein what he states In fact we know .,
him, and know that he would not detail as truth
what he did know to, By true, for he is generallyst
one OF the least speculative individuals we have
ever met. g...,, .,4s 5f,t .,,.s 5st-st... .,-'
Well, that gentleman----we would give his name,e
we were permitted ed-7-w-ites thefsubtoined oa.is
Thursday last and all before whom it comes can
measure its worth, and the amount of credence to-,
be- attached to- it ftom what they have already
learned,, The revelation will, seem curious to:
manY;, 10 usit is by no meana so, aswe are aware
Of the sources from which much of his infoma.e
ton derived, and hO.o he derives it. Thatit ISL
true we convinced, andthat the British Cow
ernmentE aIe st'upY sto thermachinations of thesg
FIench Emperor is evident from, the revived state
of our defenceS, tom the embodiment of our mi-f
litia, from the maratlme hands. andii
from the establishment of a Channel Fleet. -
The following is the communication referred to:
dna secluded part of the wood of Bolougne1 at s
place called Madria, ,shilomg the residence offs
Lamartine, is house esurroundedsb sbyheess and the
windows of which are never opened, except some-s
times at dawn, as if to let in freshar. This house
all day, and many nights; has the air of being un-a
| inhabited; but oftentimes at night there comes
about suspicious looking characters who take up:
their posts in the thckets, and then about tweYelp
OF one up come several carriages. with the blindss
close down, the porte eoeheresis opened mysterSss
ously,, they drive. in and the door closes beindc
them, t,ei4aral. g,oa .nsif nssa 81 5gr0 8;~I
What is this placeS ,.s!.l g ,.taa sTtas!
1t is the residence of Nirginle Ia, ,Sabotiele. -.
This, for many persons -indeed, nearly all=7isE
Rnf of loOksr
week, and perhaps what may BEGGING on may en-,
tighten us. I, ., s,.r.a 30 ..r-f :. ls5e. e.as.sai
In, an apartment, sumptuouslys furnished, is NJ
grand supper laid out, respendent with plate and
brilliant with lights, aud around sit half dozent
men and as many women, who, while slipping their
champagne, are talking animatedlys of conquestS
and eppiTe, aggression and rapine. = sJai
eyes, says one striking his fist on the table-a
nanIwih heavy noustsche, hooked nose, and sat7s
urine, bilious eountenance-="yes,n when once IaHis
crowned L viii proclaim, jerome king of Holland
and not only proclaim him king, sbut make him
king, while Belgian shall reign but as vsssal.a
.tYes, sire, said all but onelW WhonWe shalinotq
m@entonaIit75r men s5rrazg "s9l95s117 ~ 7is7 %
,"And them King of Rome and IltalYG and Rrosp
tector Of the Helyetcs Confederation shall besn0i
empty titles-they shall be NINE"
Afe' p,. seu vno sUu,, az,
9s ~ s5 ss s..sS
assassin ettnS
IN my way he' nc. taHs
surely as she interferes' wil1 land on
her shores and show them that their island aseaN
| silly made a Ftehch colony as was A1giers, They,
fancy egnabte; theyawill find their
mistake"
.;n;a' i. Sebotia,a 50 - "a;
], - s,e g sad how he found
mere pia6sf;5E tha{ tbe il an an.