New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08


.e seDsn .Iene seemed 10 bring hspynes and 70 i've
ors tfsn the others in the memory OF the peops-and
ths, von.n the modest and rood wife Of Gen Bonapse,
was cot DE ssue royal blood Il mast however sd
Louse wss great event. IL pledge for the fut1re
real satisfaction 70 the national PRIDE ~ the sneent md
long at with rs solicit the siiance Of the
elected chief Of the empire Under the lsst rssn on
when the seir to the crown solicited fru-sly during
several yesrs pDcey slisnce oessn Il Only N ssec
ondaTy rank end In different rehgi0n-
Wien IN presence Of old Europe enc 10 borne on o. me
force OF principle TO Ii. HIGHT Of sneert dynase-
IL not by swing ancient character 70 one eseoteeeoa
oneself Al ell costs into family t.t i. accepted IL
is rather by renembenRE ones orisn by prservins
Europe The poson Of parrsss-a gor01s title when one
Cbtasns BY the free sr,ges Of rresf Peoge Taus
dsy NV nsrraee became private Affair." and there re-
usined only the ebosoe Of the person
r,ses brb Freuh in heart BY e3acaton by the seooi-
lection Of The blood she'd by Der father in the esn Of tne
Empire she has Sps1isro the advantage OF not havn1
In france family 70 whom IL might be lScessnJ 70 We
koHors and fortune. Endowed with ali the q.rlss Of me
mind viii be the ornament Of the thrones IN the day OF
danger She would be one Of s supporters
Catboc she viii address 70 heaven the same prayer. with
The happiness Of PrADce In tne BY her srsce and
her goodDess will have the firm hop endesvor % re-
vve in the position the virtues Of the Empress
come then, Messieurs to TO France that
have preferred the woman whom love and whom resPec
10 one who i unknown and whose aisoee would have hsd
sdynntsses uxed with sacnfoes Without dsdaniuE any
yet yield 10 my inenatons but after havins Aseh
counsel fiofn 10y reason and my convictions IN the ~
pIscps the indspepd.nce the qualities Of the heart do
happiness above dynsstie pfsoices and ne ccu-
Of ambition, shall not be les strong because saA
Soon proceeding to Eotre Dame shall present the n
press the people and 70 the army the confidence tny
have 10 me assures their sympathy and you Aes'eurs
on learning better appreciate her whom have chosen
you w allow trait tins occasion also have beeninsPred
This address was received with cries OF vive
rEmpereur and afterwards the Assembly broke
up apparently pleased with the announcement CoPes
OF the speech Immediately read on the Boarse and
plscarded on the walls Of the city. Jerome BonapaTte
aud son proceeded straightway 10 the residence OF
Nile MoDtjo TO congratulate her On her good fortune
II we may accept the sentiments uttered by the press rs
an indication Of public opinion the feeling Of dsssisfac
ton with which the fret rumOrs Of the marriage was
received s dying away; except among the u'ra bona-
pnrtists who regard the marriage altogether a.
misdiiianoe.
The correspondent Of The London Times
writes a. follows:
1t is necessary TO say a word or two as to the
effect produced by the address OF the Emperor Tnat
address was posted up the BoRrs and in other pubNc
places in Pans after its delivery and, az may be
suupOsed attracted groups Of readers Several pro
paunced IL 10 be ekifuy drawn up and gave its author
credit for the ability that Il occasionally to be found IN
his compositions OF the same character Ohers i0unI
in IL eth clearer expression than in previous act
of his governmental policy. IL had been thought thai
the Emperor would IN his address make some allslon
10 the devotedness of the great bodies Of the State and
disappointment expressed that while the army,
the people and the clergy were mentioned these were
passed in silence and that he again placed by I'M
picston, his strength in the presumed attachment OF
the soldiers the working classes, and in the clergy II
was remarked also that the Emperor seems 10 have
token his revenge by unmistakabe alusion TO the delay
experienced in the recognition OF the Empire and The
alleged opposition Of the Northern Powers 10 his
rnge with the Princess Garcia VGsa- He again estab-
fishes the princips Of the sovereignty Of tue people In
opposition TO the hereditary principle of the old Mon
srcly, and the term "dynatic prejadices" has not
passed Unobserved
The address viii, it is believed. be illreceived by
Northern Europe on whom a sor Of reprish Is taken
for the Sights offered by Russia, Prussia and Austria
Come see In the language OF the Chief Of the State
admission that France Is isolated from the rest OF El-
rope aud that in the labor employed 10 prove the ad.
vintage of such an alliance ia detected the powerful
move-that Of deep affection for the Countess OF Teba
These were what may be called the first thoughts of the
public suggested by the perusd of the address; The
nuson 10 the father OF the Countess and 10 his having
shed his blood in the Of France, IL no doubt in
tended particularly for the army. The Countess of
Moniijs and her daughter quilted their hotel in the
Place Vend6me this day at oclock-of course a'ter
the delivery of the addrcssand took up their abode in
the Palace Of the Elysec, where they remain TIL the
accumulation Of the marriage, which, a. mentioned
yesterday will take place on the 3ch inst They pre-
Ter remaining apart from all except The intimate friends
o; the family until the celebration Of the marriage The
Young lady am told has undergone change in man.
since the day the formal proposition was made TO
Dor by Louis Napoleon and rs yet at all events, nas
not appeared less familiar with old acquaintance or
less ready TO see and chat with them.
The (OHglIfuQnESf saws. III ~ announced tlht tnt
civil marriage Of the Emperor viii be celebrated on Sat
ur6ny next az the Tuleics The religious ceremony VIII
take place on the following day Great preparations
making a, Noire Dame. The plans of the decorations
have be submitted 20 and approved OF by his Majesty
The high altar will be brought forward far as the rail-
ing which ncoses the choir and all the portion OF the
church round II will be brilliantly ornsmsned aud Light
Cd A superb canopy viii be suspended aver the higo
altar before which the pris Dieu Of their Mseses WI
be placed The seat of the Archbishop will be placed 10
Tie left ofthe altar Two galleries hung with crimson
velvet will be erected az the siie ol the enor Tor tao
ladies Of the Couri, and seats IN the form of an amph
theaier will be erected for the great bodies OF the State
and the high nconsres. There viii be s'eps arranged
before tic altar which the great officers o. the npe
rial household viii take their stations. porch viii be
erected along the front Of the church that carriages
may SET down under cover.
The preparations for the religious sOlemnity
Notre Dame are going on very actively and in order
10 avoid interruption the usual Oice-hgh mGss-was
dispensed with in the cathedral yesterday. The wife o.
the Minister OF State who is term, Of intimacy with
The Countess OF Teba is, We can rely on female au
thory onlhis point entrusted with the mother Of the
Empress with the preparation OF the trousseau
aud the lace known PoiHis SSrcoR, purchased for
the occasion is valued at 100000 The usages of the
old Courts to be gradually returning Il Is stated
of the minor facts OF the day-the marriage IL
self being the important one of al-thst the Princess
MAhilGo WILL as we! as the Empress, wear train al
the ceremonial. The Marquis dc Bedmar Grandee OF
Spain Of the First Csss Is spoken of Of The W.,
Icsses Of the marriage; and the music for tue nupsal
msss ~sIl be the eOUpesi,ion OF NJ. Auber Tae car
VIII he draw by Elk white hores Yet believed tha,
tue 30h instead OF the Jlst VAL be the day happeArs
that il is iucombailho with the oil the Caurch
thSt nuptis hcnedetiOn DO pronounced on the sun
day Wheshe. an exception vii be made IN the pres
I cni instance Is net certain.
TIE correspondent Of The LOsioa Times
says:
Ainong the thousand runlors of very questionable
cura,y which in emulation, one-Vhich, no cver
j. more prots6!eis 20 the eject that the Court
viii DO 81 select character thsn hitherto and
thst peTsCns whose morals have been OF a more than
Questionable kind and who lave inside some noise in
the fashionable world WI not be permitted 70 feeuea:
IL This refers particularly 20 certain ladies' whose
names hsd been too frequently and i IS said no, ua-
dstefvedly before the pubhc For the .ake Of morals
IL Is 20 be hoped ths such vii be The cas AID TIA.