The Washington union., 1858-03-31
THE WASHINGTON UNION.

vigilance which i yet very pcrfeety fat ALL away-
ened by pretended protestons of satisfaction In the
new ministry especially such members of il as Lord
Malmesbury and Mr.. Dsaehe has singular materials
to deal with
In a former letter, dated month ago. the principal
signs that demanded wachfuness were pointed out The
despatch Of French ofwar to Suez to command the
communication to India while they would also be near
the track of the Australian gold ships the augmenta.
ton of the camp at Chalons from 20 900 900 men
the separation Of France into five military divisions the
appointment Of general to be Minister of the Interior
the facts that the army is the governing power that
army yet contented To remain occupied in po
lice duties at home that the thoughts of the French sol
ders had been indicated by the publication the col
onels addresses in the Moaeu and finally that the OBJ
ecs of the consultation between the French and Russian
Emperor at Stutgard had never been explained
Since that date the additional circumstances in the same
direction have consisted in announcement that the
naval squadron off the banks of Newfoundland is this
year to comprise three steamships Of war instead of two
heretofore that the So 900 Chalons are to be
provided with improved muskets light as possible
that Generals changarnier and Badeau have been .a-
thorzed to return to France and that there is to be
| an increase in the conscription.
Napoleon III Orsni.
Correspondence Manchester Guardian 4
The universal pre- occupation still continues to be the
fate of Orsini Will he will he not, be executed
Up to yesterday Jules Favre entertained great hopes that
the sentence must uclly be quashed for the following
reason In the jury that found Orsini and his accom-
pces guilty there sat Dusautoy the Emperor tailor who
is bankrupt This according to the law Of France
u cause of nulty of Judgment and if the man in
question has not been rehabated the technical term
is the court of cessation must quash the judgment but
If it be found that Dusautoy be rehabated and in the
full enjoyment of his rights of citizenship then the sem
ence can be executed the instant the court of cessation
| throws out the appeal, which may be tomorrow
The fact of the desire felt by the Emperor and En-
press to have Orsin got of is notorious to all those
who surround them and is indeed, beginning to be so to
the public. A senator, wlo was at the reception at
the Tuilleries on Monday told the Empress had
scarcely left NJ Dupin moment free from her earnest
entreaties to contribute much in him lay to the
postponement of the sentence. If the court of cassu
ton We're to admit the appeal the prisoners would be
tried before some provincial court, and it is possible
some means of saving Orsini might be found The whole
is extremely mysterious, and pre-occupies every one
Those who stand nearest in blood and in intimacy to
Louis Napoleon declare he has received letters Ma
zin that fill him and the Empress with dread that MAJ
zn recalls to him all he himself; tells him he must
not venture to let On be sacrificed for that if he does
not only he himself but his child and all his shall
the penalty for it and addresses him in tone that
awes him more than could be believed. do not, Of
course vouch for this but it from quarter that
should be sufe. OF the Empress idea that if Osin weie
executed her would suffer for it, there is no doubt
she condes this to all the ladies around her. and her SUI
pesttious terror of his execution is beyond conception
On the other hand it is next to impossible that the En-
peror should grant pardon account of the numerous
victims whom he would to disregard Opinions
advise him instantly to pardon Orsni and take up the
of the independence of Italy Others on the con
try tell him he is forever lost in France If he does so
for that the public will instantly he has acted under
the influence of deadly fear.
The magistrates are by satisfied with all that
has passed. M, Deange, above ALL lets out now and
then his annoyance in shrpsh though whispered words
They look upon the trick, they call it, played them
by Favre and the reading of the letter by the Emperors
private permission most treacherous proceeding on
the part of the chief of the State and the unwscst
possible They refer to the intense dclicacy of the
questions rased to the trouble they had in combining
matters to render the public trial placticablc and
then they say of the very things they had been bat
Ting against is all of sudden by the Enperors own
private act revealed to the whole world or least to all
those who know how to their eyes and ears
There is doubt that the case is fcarluy compli-
Gated one As the affair stands if Orsini dies Louis
Napoleon is for the rest of his days given over to
Rome and to Austria--bound hand and foot He can
alarm Austria through Italy II ur-
sini escapes, the secret of Louis Napoeon's weak
is betrayed to all France, and to the whole
world for my part, feel persuaded Orsni will be
executed After Favres Speech Orsin eant over to him,
saying with strange snile ~ will teach you two lines
of Tassos Jerusalem that apply to mc shall arise
from death, and be and cruel foe, though
but naked spirit and my ashes in this tomb This
is to certain degree true, and the Emperor feels but
what is to be done
Those who ought to know affirm that when the vou-
minous correspondence of Osni and Pie to be
aned letters written by Louis Napoleon and signed by
himself, dated many, many years ago. came to light.
do not affirm give you the tale get it, promising
list bed