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Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS March "a, 1866.
Undninsity Of The Feeling Of the People of Fane in &c.
gard to the Birth Of The imperial HirThe Eoent Looked
uron as Another Unmisakeobk Evidence OF the Destiny
Chddted Out for the Napoleon Dynasty- General a0vdtg
macs Opinion ef The Empror's Conduct Ralw-
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The excitement consequent the birth Of the Prince
Imperial shows sign OF abatement Addresses Of
graduation pour into The uieries not only from every
department and every chief town, but from every ins
tuition OF France In fact there is record OF similar
upsDiuiy it Is true that nothing does succsd
rather that the weakness Of mankind must b.
content to bear this libel for its truths sAks-su Tor
the honor Of human nature is but just TO state tha
there circumstances In the present instance witch
place Napoieons extraordinary far beyond the
category Of the most splendid trumphs The hand
destiny is 80 pslpaby laid his head that further to
resist the influence OF his would be like restaucs
to the viii tf the Supreme Dsposer. 1t destiny,
Napoleon that everthrew the dynasty that prece
him Ii destiny that carried him into Louis Phi
lippe's seat 1t was destiny, too thai, by hardship
poverty misfortune exile and heavy years Of ncaroers
bouIdess authority she placed in his hands.
People take the present occasion to review pieceme
the singular OF their ruler The inve era
impugners of his authority they do 3d. bsgfo to ru
their brows in bewidsrment overly God IL beside
him, AND be hath done al things well, " is sentiment
that of late may frequently be heard to fall from lips
belt unused to much soft speaking. have been struck
with such repeated instances Of tas in quarters where
night be little expec cd that was justified in be-
heviIg that The birth Of heir contrary to what
expecec, Is almost universally considered q brilliant
point the brilliant of the Emperor and for this
reason, that it browning act OF tina: destiny
which has hitherto guided his footsteps.
Much Of the popular confederation wever due t.
the excellent TASTE the epgammatio trrseness of his
rep les to the several addresses that have been
to him. Such freedom from vain glo y, suoh solemn
copsciou of duty such touching recognition of
the poruar viii, whose instrument he it, surely never
tell from the ips OF ruler before or 1t 1t old, such
romantic life endurance and privation Def ire
xxi tea to give the words the stamp of since y From
first TO las il is felt that this man. who is utterly without
elcqurnce with ,ut the power indeed giving erans
to hal consecutive spur Of the
moment who was laughed o. as booty because The
mtst memorable occasion OF his hethat OF mis- nina
ton to the Presidency he pulled out his speech from
pocket; has never been found -antng whoa few word.
we're needed at the right time and the right place. As he
when In the days of s Presidency makiDg fam
in the provinces and his entire Ca met baud
Of spies SAID" The true lover of his coun ~ ike
The tue mo her in he judgment Of Solomon Is known
BY bis negation"so he mas been, through every inrt
cate phase up the day he uttered words to the
legislative body which have rurg through every
ner Of the civilized world aud will do to render him
popular with the OF every land than any pre-
Of his ifs For two centuries son has succeeded
his sire on the throne Of France he well say there
FORE history reads it's powerful lesson to onsrohs and
that his dynasty is to hope favorable fortune
it must be his part and that Of al who constitute that
it existence Il this had always been adhered to oy
kiIgs the Stuarts and the Bourbons might still have
regned, and the Republic of America yet theory
The wording of the amnesty, to which called your at
teDtt in my last has beer greatly admired by The
obstinate recussnts and thought the act of grace
will be very generally accepted General CavAgnac per
haps the sturieRt and consistent republican In
France and the Emperors rival candidate FIR the Pre-
scency. .ss heard to say In assembly his father
in.Iawe, the rich bAnker-'s Inc means by which
Napoleon obtained power are to dstestable
horrsn 10 all my Doiiops of the rights OF maD
~ as bat n = nssss oIsojs g.
lnore conscentious, morS panstakiug, more phiisn-
prsssn no example Of. Hs has shaved like psek morse
tor the honor and goly Of France FOR the
o. the country ana for the happiness of chcren II
could nothave found single hearted DICTATOR" The
editor Of the Steele present when these words
oo%s such IDS they indicate ons u
ce ce in the pre- emit government Of France which could
lttie have been expected three year. ago.
One If the marsheis OF the palace-ep oYande tnue-
still receives f. O'Clock till Six all comers In the
Pavilion Fo-e who to make loo uriss after tho
b more than sv.n
the immense volume in which the various the
vsers inscribed is found to contain those OF persons
Who have hitherto rgfdy abstaiued from approaching
the Court. Whether from this time they intend 70
ay aside their exclusiveness that they judge
sanitary compliments Of this nature are apart from dy-
nsstic prejuoices don't know but It fact that the
volume In question contains the signature Of legidmsts
Oreaniss fuionists and republican, who have hitherto
declined every ovation however hatterirg,
Yesterday, at Notre Dame the great metropolitan ca
hedrs 7e Deum celebrated a,count OF the brth
Of tn, Imperial Prince There was no ag eagle or de-
coration Of kind. The venerable eddce which had
Witnessed 80 many mockenss Of the same sort, stood
alone in its glory Long before the great bell OF It's
had struck one every nook and corner along the aes
the and the choir which last was set apart for dig
with all that Paris possessed of beautiful brave and re-
ned. It indeed rich and gorgeous sight, blu. as
memory called to mind the numerous Of similar
help something ike sensation Of paiu. At one O'Clock
the fine organ pealed forth its sonorous noteGlory to
ehor thrilled tnrough thoge fretted arches II
grand fcene. Some shed tears The Deunl ended the
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seredcion several of the old soldiers Of Napoleon the
First were present, and many rough cheek was moist
with emotion.
PARIS, March rs, 1856.
Health Of the Emprcss-TAe Imperial Nursery-P,mifying
Influence Of the English AHianee-Arrisol Of Mr. Blu
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American ACKNOWLEDGEMENT rags, 10, dc.
The Empress Is to-day in such state of commissioners
that further bulletins to be issued her account
The facts which, from private Sources able to
communicate respecting her Majesty's accouchemsnt.
at first isalousy reserved from the public now,
however, that she has rallied In manner 80 extraordi-
and gives such speedy promise of returning health
they permitted to ooze out by little and ttle The
of artificial being had for the
OF the ohild was the entire cessation Of all
its part within the laat four hours OF the
birth. At frat the circumstance caused little ds
quietude to any Of the medical ATTENDANTS but about
two O'Clock the morning Barren Dubois became
that drawing the Emperor aside he informed him Of
the fears he entertained lest child sborn should be
the result, and In any the necessity there Of
adopting more ktrrgent The Emperor was
greatly shocked, but save the Empress, come what
WILL his instantaneous reply. Prosidentiay Du
bo,s's fears proved groundess The operation skill
FULLY performed, though not without sggravating the