The daily union., 1856-04-04

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM kUhOPk-Thh Nh"o
BY THE STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC
BY the steamship Atlantic We have London and Liver
pool papers from the 18th 70 the 18th utmc These pa
pers full Of details respecng the birth ana papusm o.
the King Of Algiers.
BIRrH OF THE KING oy ApeIERa
Aeoord;n0 IN official announcement the Empress Ia
ken i'll Saturday morning. the lotb ana noce lns
fact was Immediately sentby orders OF the rrncess
Essng grand mistress OF tne Is n;aasss ss..,s
Deputies council of State and high unenonaes o tne
The Senate afterwards assembled at the
Luxembourg and the Deputies IN ne ~ s,.,s .ss,ehs
and remained all day and night Of Saturday 10 chamber
close that Of the Empress The Emperor e rnnees o.
EssnQ and Madame Montijo, the Empresss mether re-
manned in Engenie's apartment
The municp council of Paris assembled in peranenes
at the Hotel do ve and considerable crowds OF citizens
day morning the 6h the child made his appearance in
this sinful world and the Paris papers inform us that the
imperial Prince Is of robust constitution that be Is
nearly big the child OF bis nurse who two months
old" % All the officers of State above referred to were
present at his birth
The ceremony Of ondoiemsnt or preliminary baptism,
performed with much pomp In the chapel OF the Tui-
cries. Cardinals Dupont Gousset, Donnet and Marriott
the Bishop Of Nancy and inferior clergy assisted and all
the dignares Of the Empire were present Mass was eee-
brated by the Bishop of Adrs after which the Able De-
place preached from the text Blessed Is he that
cometh in the Of the Lordp and wound up with
invocation the child in these terms "Bestow on him
nexhausbls charity of his mother the sincere faith and
devotion of both and to up In wish, bestow
him heart worthy of his destiny and its namelD
Eugene Louis Jean Joseph ls dc France This appella-
ton was entered in the parish registers and signed by the
Emperorbeing witnessed BY Prince Murat the Duke Of
President of the Senate and Count de Morpy, President
of the Legislature.
On Sunday morning the Senate and Legislature met at
o'clock and received the official of the birth
Of an q
ceived with every appearance Of cordiality.
Addresses and congratulations continue to pour into
the latest bulletin is in the recognised phrase Mother
and child we'll can be expected" Pope Plus il
the Princes godfather and the Queen Of Sweden his god
mother 10 etura for which Napoleon and Eugenie under
take to act as godfather ana godaher all legitimate
children born Sunday the 10th, throughout france
Flags were hung out and salues fired In the principal
c,iao of Britain in honor of young Bonapares birth
THE LONDON s,sEs ON THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY
We copy the following from the London Times Of March
IL
Two thiags 60 to make up the idea of dynasy-the
of the race and the continuance Of power in
hands OF successive geneaons The good fortune of
the Emperor of the French has just ulGed for him the
first Of these two conditions The Empress has been safely
delivered Of son, and the approach of peace has
been heralded by event still auspicious to the
sing of France than the proxmate close of
hosies The good fortune which has raised Louis
Napoleon from exile to sovereign has presented
him with he whom may devolve his vast acqu-
siti0Rs aad who will, at any rate have as good claim
any other Frenchman to the throne Of the first nation
of the continent
Joy and adulatiou may, doubt induce many take
so exaggerated view of this event that they will think
such congratulations and hopes have to offer far below
the borance and the happiness Of the present occasion
But while hoping the child that has entered into this
world Of troubles and vcssitades less chequered and
suspicious fate than has waited upon G
horn n the purple cannot forget the teachings OF b
tory particularly Of the history of France be blind to
the many chances which uepose themselves between the
cradle and the throne Of the baoy emperor.
Not little remarkable 10 Il 10 observe thas rom the &C
cesson of Louis XIV to the present TING pot single King
Governor of Francethough Of them with the
ception Of Louis XVI have been chdles-hss been
son. his grandson and several Of his great
and succeeded at last by of the younger children
OF his grandson the Duke of Burgundy Louis KV
cved his son. and succeeded by his grandson Louis
XVI Louis XVI left son behind him but that SON per
ished in the hy dungeon which the cruelty Of ter
rorists had confined him. The King of Rome, to whom
he bad won died colonel in the Austrian service Louis
XVIII was have said chdless. The Duke de Berr
fell by the hand Of assassin in the lifetime Of Charles
and his son. the Duke de Bordeaux is In exile from the land
which his regarded their The eld
Of Louis Philippe perished by untmey accident
and bs grandson and heir does not sit upon the throne Of
his grandfather.
Thus then appear that for upwards Of 400 years In
Of the dynases which France has been subjected
has the succeeded TO the throne of the father We
have claim TO offer any opinion with regard the in
reference relations with that country have moth
ing better 10 wish for than the firm establishment Of the
dynasty OF Louis Napoleon.
We have found in the present Emperor true and loyal
ally prince thoroughly alive 10 the real interest OF France
and England and anxious base his popularity not upon
the miserable eIpedent of fomentng ancient dskes and
dscords but the far durable and reasonable
basis Of mutual esteem and good understanding What
ever contributes TO his welfare confirms bis power and
tends psrpeate his rule be regarded little less
interesting to England than TO France
certainty be leaEes a behind him
shall discourage the repetition Of those attempts upon bis
life which the members OF baed and desperate actops
forever renewing shall have the utmost reason to
rejoice that the birth OF Prince has Of the hopes Of
oss who sought by violence intercept the succession TO
the Such good effects immediate and tangible
and may be appreciated and acknowledged without trusting
far TO the slippery promises Of unknown future But
when get beyond these immediate benefits we are com
PEELED admit that chances lie between the infant
heir Of the Emperor and the Empire itself
Should the present Emperor happily survive and per
petuste bis power till his has arrived those years
which endis him take upon himself the duties OF the
government Ipain difficulty would undoubtedly be
overcome but others reuap behind Of equally form
dable nature Were France hesedlaEy monarchy like
Of the constitution from responsibility for his acts and Is
housd govern by the advice of his ministers whatever
be the character OF the newborn child we might conf
IDENTIFY predict thai be would ascend and occupy the throne
Of his father. Nay, he despoic monarch like the
Emperor Of Russia who rules only by the ars by
the veneraiion sni ansicsm Of his subests be might
also probably succeed with heavier liability than tbat
OF having his cut short should he govern in
ner to dispease the most prominent and powerful Of his
subecs Bot In France government b neither founded
The qualities which secure obedience In France seem
to be purely persoua and little 10 gained by BIRTH unless
il be united with those qualities which concate the
spect and compel the obedience Of mankind II Is not