Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-09

raons is always fruitful IN uSefu results Tor the toWn5
which fortunate enough to possess it. Important
works at Deppe win perpeuate the remembrance Of the
residence of their Maeses in that place last year. and
the year 1854 will be less fortunate for Bayonne and
Biarritz The nabants Of this part Of the country will
forget the kindness Of the Empress her aability
and her inexhausblc charity towards the unfortunate
The residence Of the Emperor will have ap immense IN
fuence the future condition of this country Scarcely
had his Majesty arrived at Biarritz when he informed
himself of the wants Of the country he listened to the
complaints and the wishes Of the authorities and thanks
to his personal Intervention, important works order
ed and questions which had been pending for were
settle either with the War Department or with the Points
etChausses in most favorable for the future
welfare of the country Those who have had the happi
of seeing the Emperor in his promenades and who
witnessed the calm life which his Majesty leads at Bar
ritz but experience deep feeling Of admiration
and respect in thinking that il is from that Imperial re-
sdence remarkable only for elegant simplicity that pro-
coed without noise and without external agitation the
great affairs Of France and Europe and those resolutions
which every day raise France both in the eyes of her
friends and Of her enemies. Scarcely eighteen months
have elapsed since the establishment of the Empire
and already in that France long agitated tranquility
is well re-estabshed and authority well restored
that the Emperor cam distance OF zoo leagues from
his capital direct by his high and powerful will all the
affairs Of the country without their progress being check
ed any interest suffering the solution any question
being delayed And at what moment do realized
this action of strong and national Government? When
the North and in the South, at Rome at Athens, at
Constantnople on the Black Sea- apd in the Baltic the
standard of France is unfurled and when diplomacy
speaks such noble language and performs so glorious
part The will which directs these fleets these armies,
and these negotiations, the force which gives movement
all these springs is at OF the extremtes OF France
and under the impulse Of that will under the action Of
that powerful force all proceeds towards the object
goriousy pursued. What finer praise can be given to
him who, in short tme has created strong or
ganizaton, and whose firm hand directs all the
ments OF 1T" .%
The Constitutional has the following on the national
fete of the 18th:
"To-day throughout all France will be celebrated the
third anniversary Of the national te instituted by Ma
poleon l. and re-esabshed by Napoleon ILL Through
the whole Empire the chief of the State though abb
person. will be present to the ideas and the hearts
of all for every where will the benefits of his Govern
speak Of him to the enthusiastic and grateful
ple Whether we look at home or abroad we only see
striking testimonies of the prudence of conduct of the
sagacity of views of the profound acquaintance with the
necessities and interests Of epoch and Of the sent
ments of patriotism and energy of will which preside
all the political acts of Napoleon Ill At home what ele
ments Of labor Of comfort and prosperity what motives
of confidence gratitude and security do we not owe to
the courage and devotedness with which Napoleon H.
has abored for the appeasement Of party passions and
the revival of industry by the reestabshment and
sodaon Of material aud moral order in every class Of
society," Abroad what legitimate sources for PRIDE In
few months every thing has changed its appearance in
that Europe formerly on its guard against the Govern
ment of France, and united to it in thought and
action owing to the enlightened chivalrous calm, and
firm conduct Of its sovereign in the question Of the East
which is of the greatest questions that has arisen
in the civilized world At home all those elements Of
public and private riches developed which lead the
try to the highest possible summit Of prosperity and
realize in their object the great principles Of liberty and
equality which riumphed in 1889, and which constantly
tend to improve both morally and materially, the cond
ton of the laborng classes and all this without popular
agitation and without social revolution Abroad France
replaced in the rank of the great nations which exercise
preponderant and sautary action the destinies Of
Europe and those powerful alliances secured to her which
give her armies and her fleets the noble mission of pro-
tectng the of right and equity, and that without
compromising her repose stalking her future condition
Such the fruitful results which Napoleon ILL., has
known how acquire in reign of less than three years
When facts speak foroiby to the imagination of all it
is only sufficient mention them to excite the gratitude
and the blessings Of the people towards the Government
to which the country its grandeur and its pros
perity !" ,as. " "-",.