The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-22

result Nevertheless let await with dignity the end OF
the conference and be equally ready II necessary 30 draw
the sword anew extend the hand those whom
have fairly fought
Whatever may happen let US occupy ourselves with the
means calculated 10 augment the strength and the riches
Of France Let us II possible draw closer the alliance
formed by community OF glory and sacrifices and Of
which peace will far better exhibit the reciprocal advan
tages. s.sH.. v~....-s.r ....'. .a.. e. Il.
Finally in this solemn moment for the destnies Of the
world let put trust in God the end that He may
guide efforts in the direction conducive to the in
terests OF humanity and civilization
The Emperor most enthusiastically received in his
passage TO and from the Sale DIES Mar6chaux.
BY the senators and deputies the Emperors speech
greatly applauded The general opinion in Paris is that
Napoleon iii has spoken he ought TO have done in
manner worthy the chief of great nation. The Emperor
sent the copy Of his speech to the printer Monday
morning, at nine o'clock. On getting the proofsheet he
made numerous corrections it,
The address of the President of the Legislative Assem-
bly, upon the speech of the Emperor received with the
warmest applause by the deputies. Count de Momy, in
conclusion said: Nevertheless confdng implicitly in
the affection and the soctude of the Emperor for bis peo-
Pile and his of their dignity and interests promise
him beforehand what will that be may rely on as"
TuILEuEs.
grand dinner given at the Palace of the Tueries
the 28h Of February at which Count Orlof and the
Grand vizier Ali Pasha, were present Count oroi en-
counterng Marshal paraguay dHiers in the saloons of
the Tueries is said to have observed, smingly "Ah
country" Yes, Count" replied the Marshal "it Is
who had the pleasure of leaving card at Bonarsund"
The Russian Greek chapel in the Rue de Berry, was
the LIST instant occupied by interesting group the
occasion of funeral ceremony for the repose the soul Of
the late Emperor Nicholas
APPROACHING AcooucHEnESr THE EMPRESS.
Paris, Thursday evenng.-According to reports very
generally to-day the ACCOMPLISHMENT of the Empress
may be looked for almost immediately instead of from
9Th to the goth instant which was the period originally
spoken Of
correspondent writes from Paris dated Wednesday
Flom this day the Empress will not leave her suite Of
apartments all the requisite arrangements are made and
the medical men are at their posts Paris is expecting
any moment to hear the salute of cannon. They have just
printed two programmes of the ceremonies be observed
for the birth and the other for the baptism of inn
perial prince princess. -a IL. a.H a. #
The rite of baptism will be performed on the day after
BIRTH the imperial chapel by the grand almoner of the
court in presence Of the curate OF Saint GERMAN
ro the parish of the Tuilers of the archbshops of the
metropolitan chapter OF the grand dignitaries and iunc
uonaries OF the empire Should it be prince the Grand
Chancellor of the Legion of Honor will bring to him the
grand Gordon of the order and the military medal the
Grand Marshal of the palace will take him in his and
carry him back his apartments. II is seriously in con-
temptation to give him the title of "King of Algeria"
appears il is certain (says letter of Thursday from
Pars) that the Pope win be the godfather of the infant
prince Tor princess of the Emperor His holiness will
probably be represented by extraordinary envoy unless
he himself to Paris The godmother of the imperial
infant will be the Queen of Sweden Her Majesty cousin
of the Emperor she being the daughter of Prince Eugene
Duke of Leuchtenberg whose sister was the Emperors
mother and both are consequently grandchildren of the
Empress Josephine.
cRMEA
The Moneur says that Marshal Pelisser has informed
penpotentaes the 25th Of February relative to the
armisce which is to extend to the 3lst of March
known in the Crimea the 18th of February On the
29th February conference held at the Tractir bridge
between the chiefs of the staff of the allied armies and
Gen Tutchmen delegated by the commander -in-ehef
the Russian army it decided that there should be
complete suspension Of hostilities
The Kongs5erger Zeing, published in Berlin corrob-
CRATES the above intelligence in the following terms
"On the 29th Of February delegates from the bel
lgerent armies met the socalled Stonebridge
cert measures for carrying out the armsce conormaby
to the resolutions of the Paris conferences"
Crmean letters TO the 10th February contain details
for England The Russians fired pretty heavily the
18th February The weather continued fair but rain
probable Mining progressed. Sir w. Codrington
review the whole OF the infantry the 18TH Sir Colin
Campbell rejoined the army the l4th
supplement TO the London Gazette contains dispatches
from General Codrngton enclosing the weekly medical
estimated at about 1900 nantrand Cossaeks appeared
the morning Of the l2 the ridge above the valley
Of Badar but retired after short reconnaissance The
French blew up the l2th portions Of the aque-
duct which formerly supplied the docks"
General Codrngton writes, February To- that the
parade Of the whole Of the English infantry postponed
owing to rain and seet having changed the state of the
ground Ball practice and exercise bad been carried for
the last ten days"
Dr. Hall reports the 18th February; "The sanitary
condition ofthe army is excellent indeed il could scarce
be e1ceed and the mortality present Is under that Of
the Household Cavalry in England who well taken
care Of as any troops in the world
The Sinai which arrived MarseiIes on March LIST re-
ports diminishing in the Baidar valley between the
French and Russians. 1900 Pedmonese sick bad arrived
at Constsntinope. .n..
An order has been received al Msrsees prepare
sells for conveying 10000 infantry and battery of srl-
lery TO the Crmea to replace the troops which have return
ed TO France.
At Marsoes preparations continued for the despatch Of
10000 men TO the Crimes
The nominal strength Of the Russians in the Crimea Is
computed at $1,000 Infantry 10000 cavalry and artillery
and 300 guns.
The Borysthene has arrived at Marseles with Con-
tantinope advces Of the 25h and Crmean letters Of the
23d ult
The Times Constannople correspondent reports fear
full tempest on the previous Friday occasionng much
damage in the Bosphorus and Golden Horn. The Alma
and Doris suffered injuries The Syph aground in the
Black sea.
Fort St Paul bad been destroyed and the Quarantine
Fort mined and would shortly be blown up The Eng
lish were prepared for the expedition to Asia
General Williams is to be exchanged
LATER TExAsThe Texan Of the 18th inst has the
following item
"on Monday last we learned from j. Brown ESQ., that
three Indians were In the vicinity of his rancho and
there is but little doubt that many scattered about In
various places Mr. Bolt, who lives the Cibolo lost
several horses by Indians few days since while in
search Of bis stock be found several valuable cattle that
had been killed by Indians He has brought his family to
town. .s.r
The Houston Telegraph Of the Tth inst says the contn
ued weather has almost entirely cut of communiea-