Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
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LATE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
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Paris.
Correspondence of the LonGon rinv,
PAS. Monday, Aug l..
Contrary I" the predictions Of the cvii-diS-
posed and the apprehension, of the ,ilnid. yes.
ieTday's festival passed oil without the slight
.st disturbance or accident. The crowd ii the
morning was prodigiouS tina: at nigh. seemed
eren greater. because more concentrated, but
not the SLIGHTEST unpleasant ;I.cidc.tiS recorded
/ do rot knox ;ha: there is much to add i'll the
way % details Of interest TO the hastily written
acco,,n. Of Yesterday. sent you OF thc first pol-
ton OF the t.iu!nphai march, which! finished As
il commenced. in excellent order ana anal loud
scclamationS. II lasted les; time than had been
anticipated. OWN. 10 the goodness oil the ar
.aneeineutS aud the rapid pace Of the troops
The l,altS were remarkably few a:!d Ssor;, coz
s:deriEg The lcnicacy Of The head Of Il long CO.
!.mn 20 cietsch itself from the rear. by , !.
o'clock the whole Of the troops had gone by
IN four hours instead OF six. which their pas
SAGE had been expected 10 occupy. The only
,uiShapS We're Il couple of showers, the las; 4
rery heavy one, which commenced just - tn
cavalry began 10 enter Tie Rue lie IA p':;X, and
mus: have thoroughly soaked the troops. The
,an Was very partial and lasted bG. . short
time, aud h / O'clock the streets were Ia!tc as
llrv as was desirable. There mast have hcen
i great many very hosrSe threats in Paris
last evening Cor the acclama,;ors 81 the
whole line o: passage were "lnoS: unie-
uniting. Particular regiments and persons
vi course rc,ioublcd their energy. The Mar
.;hals, al tie head 0: their corps, were all eZ-
.rercly well received. \ yiyanderc severely
wounded. who was taken hv in a carriage,
drew ihnIcS Of applause from the crowd
The cayary. Notwithstanding the dripping
condition in which it passed the place where
.,as stationed, locked extremely we'll Twas
l,n,,er the command Of General Morris, and
consisted Of three br:gadcs-cnc OF two rc9i-
mentS .! CairsSS:cr@, one Of the Dragons
Gc / Imperative, and q very fine regiment o..
LancerS, and the Third brigade, which march
"a, first, was composed Of tie Chas;eurS :. Che
val. al! on gray horses, aud OF the we'll known
..nd clean; regiment Of Guides. Two on three
regimen belonging to the corps yesterday
o,s.,er. lad received other destinations. and
lii: not share the enthusiastic reception Paris
cave TO their comrades. Among these Was the
First Regiment % the Foreign Legion, which
covered itself with glory at Magenta /; wcat
twas then sent iGto quarters i: Milan, and al
,elap,S were made. wl;h little success, 10 Oh,
:ain Italian recruits i. has row gone, - Is
.scinr, lo Corsica. The Third X)uUcS whose
caarse Il; Paicsro vas headed by i,i:.g Victor
EMANUEL. WAS also absent from YESTERDAY l,S
ti,al. |, MAS remarked that the Emperor :cdc
considerably in front othiS Staff. ana the G,tiar
belief is that he did so in order that in ease OF
any attempt or his ,ile, others Sirou!d Tot share
..is danger. believe nobody appreacndcd ANY
such attempt on The part Of frcaclinen, but
so.nc people rt:ne,nhc,in: oEsini's attempt
were 30; without, tears that somo mcmbcrs
Of ,c same desperate Italian party .u:gh;
-epea, his crime. The accounts oI persons
who were on the Place Ncndomc concur in re-
presenting the Emperor, reception there as all
that nc could have desired. II must nc taken
into account that very large proportion OF the
Eats there were occupied by public i;lnc;iOna-
res aud their families. The troops, aud cspe-
c.ai,v those regiments winch had seen him III
lne midst Of them 1T Magenta and Soi!erino,
chccEea hin heartily as they passed. When
Ike wounded, WHO wotc preceded by some 0!
he chapainS al the army, passed before the
Emperor. he advanced !cw steps, removed his
:oc:icd hat, and >alutcd them. This. ~ YOU
may suppose, was the signal for much applause
At three o'clock al was completely over the
Emperor returned 70 the TuiicricS. and tie vast
crowd dispersed \ considerable portion "f it
lad been scattered by the rain, which cleared
de roofs Of the houses most cilcctua.ly, send
.lg their adventurous occupants tamong whom
.:cie many wcll.drcSscd women popping in
through garnet windows like rabbits scared
inio their burrows. Fortunately, the even
~: proved fine there was wind, and
&c Examinations prospcrcd. These were
NO, general tinauy being reserved for
i""iEhU bu, were sufficiently numerous
and bri!iian; 10 produce good eject The
Bc::,evar'l> the Place VendGme, and the EucS
dc il PLAIN ana IL Rivoli were the best lighted,
and ny 30 II o'clock were so crowded that at
Ean!y poiaiS passage was impossible; and per-
sons VINO we:c not content TO stand Slill and
stare about tncrn were compelled 10 make cir
rn;,s By back streets The crowd was most
orderly and good humorcd, and there was lit.
lie police apparent. The public buildings ans!
!, great many private houses were lii up with
gas and colorcd lanterns, and IN many place,
colorci lamps were hung from the branches of
.:c,s The garden at the back OF the :!ysec
vas beautifully illuminated Strings o! ccloycd
irupS were suspended completely across The
boulevard Montmartrc The little garden
ro,rd the triumphal column at the corner of
The Opera Comique was lighted UP, and the
,;lca,n Of the lamps on the shrubs and flowers
prodsced very pretty effect \ loyal tailor on
tie Boulevard dcs Ilaliens had embroidered
ni> premises with foliage, supporting numerous
lanterns q co!o:cd paper, bit, by some mis-
fortune, nearly al the candles went out at
very Early hour, Siv;nS rise 10 u suspicion
,hat he had bcea making ies economies de bouts
re thga1e{e \ line Of gas Jets ran all round
the Pace Nenlomc On the Place du Carrouscl
the triumpha! arch was Surrnountcd by hume
rcus colored lamps, while columns of gas sup
:orted eagles. STARS. and the letter ~" with
crown above il. Before every window of the
r,iieries, and OF the new Louvre. wcr, p,aced
the imperial arms 1t would te wcsvisomc 20
detail all the adorn;aents o. the iown-;ac ,icyr
eagles ard flaming crowns and other devices
and allecorical ornaments. The Parisans and
The hundreds Of thousands Of strangers who
hid hccled hither for the great festival, were
doubtless tired by their carly rising, and by
the exer:ions and excitement OF the day, for
after l o'clock the crowd in the streets rapidly
,hinncd, aud by o'clock they were Us deserted
q, usual at that hour.
THE STEAM FRIGATE CONGRESS.