Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-02

ought TO have h hand In tho execution OF tina. which I,
regards as the basis OF European right France and Eng.
land -ll no, long recogniro tho neutrality Of Prussia.
That neursiy may bring you into hostilss with tho.e
two couhuies and at best Il will not bring you the full
favor Of Russia, which vishes foe your syn,p,iheto
port. The orator concluded Sy declaring ,hs. he would
by private treaty with France aud England The resu
Of the debate already known. BY union Of the Right
With tho extreme Lef qualifying clauses were rejected
and tho loan was granted without conditions
From the Paris Correspondent OF the N Y Tribune. \
Paris, Thursday, April Is, 1884.
What glorious thing to bave royal blood In ones
veins Talent, merit long services bagateles OF the
most visionary order, aud when brought into the pres-
enee Of princes sink Into the insguihoance
Just We are snoca,ed With prnccly bulletins prince
ly euoges and princely dongs, generally. prince Of
the house Of Bouaparte the Who in the Legislature
which preceded the coup dsta violent gard
and denouneer Of the imperial tendencies Of Louis Ma
poleou has started to take command Ia tho East and
and Is nauseated with the details Of the triumpbsl
march which tho Government telegraph trying to get
up for him his way his destin alton One might sun
pose from the length OF the daily instA mens dealt out TO
the readers Of the ministerial Journals Of how tho Prince
received here how his health there and how loud
the Of Napoleon shouted in another place; that
instead Of young man whose military knowledge aud mil
tary services limited to half years labor in carry
ing the tito Of General OF Division II Was q veteran
whose scars and long services gave him legitimate title
the enthusiasm OF his fellow citizens Thus the move
ments Of Marshal St. Arnaud the Chief OF
tho Eastern army, aud to whom Prince Napoleon Is an In.
fcror officer, scarcely fud for a meutiou To the
public he Is hidden from view by the towering Importance
Of tho "cousin Of His Majesty"
So it is In regard to that other of shoot Of ROYALTY
Prince George of Cambridge. For three days all P.r,
has been in Juror to the Duke Of Cambridge This
gentleman, who Is cousin to Queen Victoria IS years Of
age and handsome going eight the Cossacks un
der tho command Of Lord Ragland, Prince Napoleon
is under Marshal st. Arnsud His debut before Paris
audience has been the occasion of series Of grand ftes
of public rJoicngs and Of loud trumpengs the news
papers which would have lone honor the Queen her
self The Duke Of Cambridge received at the depot
by the dsustares Of Paris; he conducted to the TUT
leres In the state carriage Of the Emperor grand ball
was given him at the Palace; a review Of 5000 men wss
gotten up for his benefit; grand military d,nner was gv>
him at the Tueres; the carriages Of the Emperor cou.
Quoted him TO the OPERA Aud little did the Pari-
slams know that that grayared man. with but one arm
who rode quietly In the Of tho Duke among Inferior
officers, was Lord Ragand the commander OF the said
Duke. They did not know IT, because like .int Aruaud
he hidden from view by the towering importance nj
the cousin Of her Majesty" Il might have been thai
Lord Rsgand kept in the shade from fears that hi.
bodily mutilaon and Peninsular and Waterloo history
would hiring up recollsctions of dssgreeable
tn the French people. For similar reasons part OF the
English cavalry which traverse the continent have
gone by The letter W. is scrbed on their banner
and on their belts and there would have been an evident
impropety in paadng them before the French people as
slies.