The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-09

advantages In ths CampsSD--M psrslsnTs Return
10 England Popularity Of he oo~ french Loan
Madame Guerrsbsiia' cooo'r a. Tho Hotel do Louvre
Efi,pr t.i co,r,.ioa,i.ros ofhs ". 4 fee"'as Post
PANS, May IL, 1859.
The Emperor made his departure on
Tues lay, the occasion of no uncomfortable
parade. His escort TO the depot Was a. nu-
meroug II not AZ enthusiastic IA he might ex-
pect, II he were returning with HIS laurels,
which he IL but just setting out in search OF.
The Empress, who rode in the carriage with
him, sc,mcd TO be very much overcome by
the prospect OF their separation. She wiped
her eyes constantly, and the veins OF her
forehead were represented, by II sympat .etic
observer OF her own sex, 10 be- unusually
swollen by her struggles to supp',s, her
grief Poor thing sh" may have more
cause to regret h4 absence from Paris than
shc yet Knows OF. Some two hasised
blousos cane arn-inarm down the street
from the depot Immediately after hi Dc.
pariurc, slDging the Marsclaise. which hai
Leen 'Dterdicted here for SOME years aud
yesterday morning hearl Of al omnibus
being stopped ani twp bou'rs taken out D!
it by the police, without any explanation or
apparent prosJcation Liberty songs are
also sold on tho boulevard quite .roely.
TIL saornipg Two egor. of 'he National
Guard We're paradeI through The principal
streets, TO reminI the people. perhaps, that
they axe not unprotected.
The Emperor is reported TO have said TO
son.e Of his friend, on taking leave Of them
on Tuesday, that he should see them soon
again, aud also to have invited some CON-
paoy 70 shoot with him at Compiegnc 10
10 TALL. Perhaps he will but could not
but think. ~ passed tho column in the
Place Vendome this morning. and read upon
one Of It's sides that IL was raised IN CON
memoration OF what French army had
ons done IN u three months campaign
against Germany, that II would have been
more prudent, not 10 say IN better taste, for
the Emperor 10 have waited until ho had
whipped his enemy before he determines too
positively how long /, will take him 10 do it.
II now seems 10 la pretty clearly indicated
that the Aus'rians are preparing To take up
defensive position along the Sesia, with
one end OF their line resting On the odgc Of
the a ps aud the other on the 20. and dis
tant Icss thpn days march troI Turin.
Here il Is probable iiey viii avail, the
attack Of the allies Of course they have
great advantage IN occupying position
Of their o~n selection. The Emperor Of
France IS in position which will compel
him To- move against the Austriaus wherever
they ARE. Tor be- has gonc Ito drive tho Aus
TRANS out vi Piedmont = aud II he has 10
entertain his friends at compiegue in the
tall, b. must attend to his business at once
Another consideration which invites haste Is
the tact that the Austrian army is now sup.
ported mainly by their enemies, the Fled
Inontesc, wbo desire 10 be relieved IA soon
rs possible from their uncongcnlal guests.
There are two motives, however, Tor delay
on the part 81 the Emperor the first is, Ia
prepare himself u h,,lc more pcsi,ctly for
the conflict there is uo doubt he would
have offered hostiIlcs II moa,h il he could
have done 1t conveniently auj the second
is, Ia secure the services Of an ally that may
he expected t. take the fed ia about "A
fortnight. refer 10 the dysentery. which
is sure to ravagc the Austrian army II il
continues to occupy the rice plantations OF
Ioucllua, 81 recently rendered more than
unusually presidential al this season by the
overilowiug oil the To.
The return OF NJ. rorsiguy 10 England Is
regarded here as All adrolt expejIent Tor
strengthening the Frneh party IN England,
and IL is now deemed quite certain tina, her
neutrality, a, has, in the present contest, Is
secure. The new lean viii probably b. ali
taken by the ten lrapc subscribers, wbo have
the preference by law. am told that more
than enough Of this class Of biddus are
applying To take the whole amount Ten
francs represent u capital Of about two
hundred francs nj five per cent, aud the
subscribers TO this amount comc, OF course.
from the working CLASSES and shop keepers.
Every morning YOU may scc a ne Of appll-
Giants. tour deep, extending from the Bur'au
de Finance IN the Place Vctsiome, full fifty
rods, waiting their turn aud there arr thirty
places at least IN the city where sahscrip.
iions are taken This plan OF raising funds
Is one of the mos, adroii contri saaoss that
dSpo,lsm ha' ever enloyoi. II multiplies
the number OF hnnismen Tor the pcrpetui,y
OF the EXISTING administration Amos, iud,i.
nitely among The class from which dtsillrc-
ton Is mos, easily rcrui,cd A, the same
time II supplies money IN abuDisnr with
out a resort 20 TAXATION. ami AT cOmpara-
lively insignihcan, eSPcuse.