The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-14
STATE OF FEELING IN FRANCE.

A letter from Paris dated the 25th, remarks:
From Toulon we learn that the 81 and 35th OF the
line embarked on Friday for Genoa-at least this
was presumed to be their destination. The fest
regiment of the Foreign Legion is announced as
having arrived yesterday at Marseiles. The S4th of
the line, belonging to the first Division General
Foreys,) left last night. 1t was accompanied to
the Lyons railroad by a number of the working
classes singing the "Cham des Girondine," "VotFiT
pour Ia Pdtrie!" and uniting cries of Fire Empe-
reur" 3 ViUe 7 halle" "4Hort dur KdiSer2ichgr'
The fourth division has not yet left. Marshal Can
robert has arrived at Lyons. letter from Tours of
yesterdays date mentions that Gen. paraguay Hill
hers whose departure for ToulOn is announced was
said to be about to command an expedition to the
Adriatic. His baggage and that of his staff were
despatched yesterday. The Courier de Pisere an
several movements of troops in that depart
ment. The 9th of the line has arrived at Grenobe.
The l4th of the line is likewise encamped in that
neighborhood, with two companies of the I'd regi-
ment of Engineers. battalion of the 56th and
sth Chasseurs arrived at Grenoble on the goth by
the Lyons Railway. A second battalion of the seth
is likewise expected at GrenOble. Twelve reg-
ments of cavalry have concentrated between Lane
vile, Strasburg and Nancy.
General Regnault de Saint Jean d'Angely, who
was the commander of the Imperial Guard, be-
comes the chief of the staff under Prince Napoleon.
In pursuance of recent order the soldiers of the
Imperial Guard are only allowed to take with them
one pair of pantaloOns and two shirts, so as to be
enabled to carry greater number OF cartridges
than usual.
A
quilted Besancon on Monday for the army of
iyons The AkJar of the 18th, announced that
two sauadrons of the 7th Hussars were being en-
barked that day on board the steam-frgate Magel-
Ian for France A detachment of the Gendarmes of
the Seine leave Paris tomorrow for Lyons The
corps separe, of which Prince Napoleon is to take
command is the Imperial Guard who will certain
ly be proud to serve under his imperial highness
Generals Espinasse, De Failly, and Ladmiraut will
each command division. The question of the re-
gency is agitated. There are two opinions il an
pears; one is partial to Prince Jerome the other
leans to the Empress. The precise day of the
Emperors departure is not stated, and believe, is
not yet fixed.
STATE OF PARIs.-Paris is in the anomalous condi-
tion OF being absolutey without garrison, fact
which speaks trumpet tongued of the full reliance
oil Napoleon III. in the popularity not only of the
war but of his dynasty. When, as President of the
French Republic, he sent his first war expedition
to dislodge the lay government of the Romans, the
workmen and blOuses of Paris rose mdsse, and
had to be quelled by brute force. They surround
ed the National Assembly with cries of ''Nivc
pItalie" and felt indignant at France cooperating
with Austria in rivetng the bonds of the peninsula
The custody of the metropolis is quite sale IN
the hands of the National Guard.
The London NeloS says: One of the blind youths,
of whose presence and play at Manchester Meeting,
in 1857, we have made mention more imam Ince' '
has we find been making sort OF proVlhcla tour,
and exhibiting his talent for the game oi CheSs
in several Clubs His name is Lumley, and, we
hear. from Norwich, that he astonlshe9 the mem
hers Of the Chess Club in that city, by winning
from all at odds, with mucn ease ne nas also VS.
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