New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14
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Hill world ana the rest Of mankind are pretty
well posted il fact thatan heir has been
born To Napoleon 10 at the supreme earthly
scoitsro 81 OF course the Ennero
is b happy atler and lovely and anlia
sblelady as shes represe to hea happy mother.
parents the 81 themselves
Just IS much soyereig Leans on this side of
the water, proud their Progeny.
new fsonof France is the ugliest brat ever
cred into bfeat his father and mo-
ther be blind tohis defects and think him the
most heautif hoy bern daug Eve. Such
are the instincts Of ature and are deep, alper
Yadng and holy.
The cafeero the remark lie man who now Yields
the destinies Of France since Tie landed upon leT
shores after the Of Louis Phillip has been
wonderful For years he had been an exile Hardly
had he arrived at Paris before he mad Rresldehl
william tlnalimity that was lle fiesl-
dency mot him. desired 70 wear te IN.
perial purple as worn reat tsnei es-
Establishment of the Empire speeelily 1ilsh
Ian alliance with slnces aplacaple enc
then the war Russia when tiae fre,lch
arms have NON most Of the him pres
and bis poifer-alld Just as ne
Peace Congress was prog avorably toWardsa
fnal liz stood the foremost monarch
lila earth the dearest wish Of his heart was
aratied ii, the birth Of q son We believed in the
doctrine Of destiny, We should affirm that
Il liz llts been THE recipient Of its kindest showers
demonstr Of that resounded through
Tout France account of birth the infant King
Of lead the reflective mind to look back into
past and pond upon what has been the fate of
many royal Infants History furnishes instructive les
sons on the subject most Of them of sad ma
ture. The 6 King of Rome the child ofthe First
Napoleon was des g1lated made his debut upon lfes
stage amid reoicngs similar to those which greeted
advent o the young heir Of the Third Napoleon,
yet be died at early age an obscure officer in the
Austrian servce The fabric of his fathers colossal
power melted away before the money and the might
Of England and the scourge of nations, as he was
termed by his enemies, perisheda Wretched exile on
the dreary rock of ST. Helena Between the cradle
and the throne many years eapse, and many yicissi
tudes occur, which destroy Or render miserable the
lives Of princes and princesses.S II
s Speaking of the enthusiasm of the French people
the London Times reminds them that from the aces
sion Of Louis XIV to the present time, not single
Or Governor of France, though none Of them
the eepton of Louis XIV III, have been child
# been succeeded at his demise by his son
Louis XIV survived his son, his grandson and several
ldrens and was succeeded atlast
by one Of the younger chill ren Of his grandson the
Duke Of Burgundy. louis Ky survived his son, ani
Y was succeeded by his grandson, Louis XVI. Louis
left ason behind him, but that son persisted III ths
filthy dungeon to which the cruelty Of the terroIist
Y had confined him. Louis XVI II was ehildless. The
Duke de Beri fell by the hand of assassin in tht
lifeline Of Charles X and his son, the Duke de Dor
5deau3, is in exile. The eldest son Of Louis Philippe
persisted by al untimely accident, and his grandson
and heir does not sit upon the throne of his grand
father, Thus then If that for upwards Q
1.-two hundred years. limo Of dynasties to which
France has been subjected has the son succeeded tt
n the throne of the father.
to judge Of the future by the past-ant
is tie only criterion from which safe con
illusions be chances that the life
of theinperial infant, should he live and grow tc
imam will be marked more ortune and
wretehedness tlan by prosp and happiness The
Hot Of his has been but fortunate
one; aad that idol 5f may not
be The victim and exile Of tomorrow AS strange
events have occurred time and again.