Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03


occasion, showed itself as noble rival of our
army. To the heroic King who holds the
ancient and noble sword ofthe House ofSayoy
and who made it shine with great lustre in
the Sun of Palestro and Solferino.
In the evening popular fetes took place.
The name of Napoleon was received every
where with reclamation.
TURIN, Aug. 15.-A magnificent fete de
Mutt took place. The place d. Armes was
splendidly illuminated great platform was
erected for the purpose of the performance of
the military music, where the soldiers danced
Many inscriptions were of the best seen of
"Long live Napoleon ILL.,
Berlin letter in the Times says that there
is much cholera in the Eorth.of Germany.
The steamer Parana arrived at Southamp-
ton, with the West India and Pacific mails,
and three quarters of million of specie.
The India House requires ships for the des
patch Of 5000 troops to India, and emigrant
ships to carry about 1000 solid ers wives.
The principal subscriptions of the Russian
loan yet received are from the Continent ;
but there have already been number of APP
plications from small English investors.
| Proposals have been made on behalf of
Mr.. Lever, to charter the Great Eastern for
voyages out and home, from some safe port
in Great Britain to some safe port in North
America. The terms are twenty thousand
pounds; the vessel to be provided with ac-
Communications for two Thousand passengers,
and to steam fourteen knots an hour OH the
trial trip.
In respect to the trade strike in the metrop-
oils, there is not yet the improved feeling, or
any definite circumstances to lead to the be-
lief that the lock out and strike will speedily
finish. The Times is of opinion that the uni
| ted building trades have failed to make out
their case, in reply to an address of the mas
ter builders.
The latter have issued reioinder, strength
ening the facts mentioned in their first mani
festo.
The Star, in notice of the strike, calls at
tention to the fact that labor quarrel has by
| its magnitude, quite cast into the shade small
or agtations on the same subject, but which
| involved much harder treatment and severer
labor than building operatives now have to
complain of.
There is little chance of any amicable set
Element of the builders strike in England
They determined ON Tuesday to abideby their
previous resolutions. AT meeting of trades
delegates upon Tuesday night, resolution
that the various trades ought to support the
men was carried. There was some oppose
tion--two or three speakers denounced
strikes.
Adyices from Paris mention the impression
that the Emperor contemplates issuing some
kind of manifesto.
The Paris papers are filled with details of
the procession, ceremonies, and incidents of
the great Fete Napoleon, and the correspoi-
dents OF metropolitan journals are most diff
fuse in their descriptive particulars.
correspondent in the Times describes the
result of the pageant az, at once proof of
md nal. -
Napoleon's success and failure. The Ian
guage of thr Emperor at the subsequent ban
quet was, says the writer, scarcely that of a
self-confiding autocrat. He relies upon the
moral affect of these exhibitions; and he
hopes to govern France by gliding the Place
Neldome. But where isthe universal amnes-
ty so ostentatiously promised where are the
exiles of Algeria and Guans Where are the
expatriated members ofthe late Constitution
al Assembly? where are I.amorriciere and
Changarner where is the old French press
and where are the liberal clubs Were they
at the Sunday or Monday procession; at the
Tuileries or Nortrr Dame an the Boulevards
OF in the Hall of the Marshals
The moral elements of permanent empire
were wanting. Louis Napoleon himselfstood
in front OF the throne composed of common
scaffolding, plaster, rubblc, three coats of
paint, profuse gliding and unlimited velvet.
That magnificent and hollow tribute was d
type of him, of France and. the second empire
It was moreover, the symbol of triumph il
commemorated, for while the army was de-
filing, Austria was questioning the results of
her defeats in italy. The war may have
ended, but the peace has not yet begun
The pageant the triumphal entry of the
army of Italy into Paris has naturally been
attended with some moerial DEGREES.