, 1859-05-30
The Asia's News.


TROUBLE IN TEE pucHY OF MonENA.
Popular Feeling Towards the Emperor.
The Paris correspondent Of the uorning
H<rald, writing on Wednesday, The 1lth inst,
Rys:
Such scene Us that which took place yesteE-
day afternoon On the oecasiou Of the Emperur's
departure the present generation Of Parisaus
has neyer vitneaed- Ihs crowds, the cheering,
the orSkep RI y s5es
contradiction to the reports Of the war being
unpopular with the bulk Of the people. As for
the middle classes 6 at unt dutre chase but the
lower order, who after a!l form the great mass
Of the people, appeared to hare taken this op.
portunity to express their sympathy for the
fend. All progress nlong the Rue dc Riroli,
down which the cortt9e moTed at slow pace,
was impossible. Tie crowd along the footpath
was wedged SO closely together that women had
to be extricated in fai1ting state. The win
dows Of the tall houses in the Rue de Rivoli,
and the very roofs, we're black With human be-
ings. The Emperor Was seated in IN open car.
rage with the Empress-the usual escort Of
Cent Gardes following and preceding. IA it
moved out Of the gates Of the Car1ousel there
was roar of voices, hats were tossed aloft in
cried. The Emneror lacked snrnr;sed at the
unusual warmth Of hi. reception. aud well he
MIGHT. There was m d;sniaT of tronns n the
tine the oorktyt had arrived 1t The Hotel de yle
the continued and unexpected ovation had pro-
duced the effect which such an imposing mani
fcstatiou must produce upon the most indexible.
The Empcror ordered bis euards to more ard Of
the way. md the earriaTe wns also hemmed
ronnd r. the enthusiastic rrnwd nm toid hv
nm eyewitness that the stern. unbend;ng fen.
tnres nj inn;s ynnoieon were nniver;nr With
emotion. while the Empress was weeping with
out attempt at concealment. He put his hands
OUT ot she carnage ano II was ssght 70 sec
1nese rooee 0nt.aes-.nSse oaar.ssae makels @ u
nue 81. an.ons-oe1S9lne . 1e Esel anu k'sSalng
tnen' ano snou.ne I'VE 1mpeteuf "nen
tne eo..ys .esus" .1 Us Iatca: oaao ol "olA.
the Cent Gardes. md preceded II ali the Test % nf
thn wav singing the Chant dn n.nert ! and
49,. * Marso;fi.;so !, .o. sha aenn1s - .,h;ai,
w;th .V;ve TEmnerenr ;'Tfnr hm-dsn the In.
,ar;at ra,tv aI9hted and y.noieon 1II 80,
+h =. ~ ;an1,os :, 49, ~ - ILL., ;, 'es
'ot'D o'' A''' 1u' 49, 49, " A%''''
ARRIVAL AT HARse1LIks.
The Emperor Napoleon arrived at Marseilles
on the 1lth at midday, and Immediately en-
barked on board the Reinc Hortense, where he
received the authorities of the city.
At2r. NJ. the steamer left the harbor. The
WGA1uSF hAS AplEA4a0 HUI llE NIuu lAh NIAulE-
The Reinc uortcnse proceeded at once to &C.
noa, escorted by the steam-frigate Magellan.
| She would perform the passage ID about TWEEN
| ty-four hours, the distance being 242 miles.
The Paris correspondent Of the Iimfs SAYS
| that, from the hot haste with which the Empcr-
| or traycrsed France and reached Genoa, aud
has departed thence at once for the army, it is
expected; nnd although the movements Of the
Austrian troops appear as if retreat were con-
temptated, they may only be choosing their
ground Tor battle, which they may not be able
to decline, even if they would.
TRIUMPHANT RECEPTION Ar GENOA.
! vN, my - ~
| Ine emperor Napo'eon nas moi yet arrived
ont luz steaneI \, nolten.e is ~ segn1 me pop.
nlace present tnc appearance ol zee, nnn On
lmmsnce crowd IS assembled on the landing
| P10se. - ausS et4us.u1s' sose'eu "4'G Aass
and Sardi,,ian alliancc. has been erected on the
spot where the Emperor is to land, Eight min.
ute; past two r; A;,-ihe Emperor has landed
the Noxni Pa "re rom tbs bacony IF sri,;ch ho
has Just shown himself to the assembled popu.
lace- who greeted him With enthusiastic nla,Id.
its and acclomations. The Emneror was aeco,n.
nan;ed to tie nalace by Prince Cariynan. Count
Frcnch LnbassoJnr '"s
Grxo. Nav 13-Thr Emncror recommended
bv m;1;,ary r ,,thor;t;.s r,s;ted the barrscks ~
s. Ben;rno to.day. He VS. areetei On bis i
way by lie acclan3affpns Of The 5opulace. The
EmncTor u,ldrcssed prociamat;on to the army
iii asserted tl,at lii departure for the army !.
firrd for to.morrnu;
/ Trn,y ThnrsdaF Nav 1o-net,ils hare mr.
r;rnd rcs,,nct,n@ .Re @ nr;,aj If 10 Ennero, -,
Gau", Fla ,,art t1S was iii ~ oa1 hat, crnvj
" ,r;.,, s,,"tdtnrs ,11a..,,,to x. Ta;o.tx III
serinmat;ons @ nf He'came ind ca.t ti9Ts1. ".. he
I 5ore Inn T,e Emnenor Aeid a,re.;.u. ~ nf .on,
- snid;.-s aSthn ile.t Hrnn;re <; the co,-t Sar,
oSths ~ e Hovo1 i paince Cra,rd. ~ of neonia b"r.
i,een col,ected dmr;no he Whole 5sy 1,encati
The Emneror's EindoT. cheering md anplaudin,
H., cassont,, T;s Ma;esty 5oc. thla eren;n,
~ mi ,he theotrc Tie of3ic;n huf1st;n Of the WI
n,,hl;xhad to.dov conta;ns notb;no If ;mnor
f.ncc
$1 Tho r,,,a-or ,af. FIR IL. army ;mmea;o+e1
.ftan L. a.s;.", 81 c a. ''"' ''''''4e
NUT "s aff''a' u oeno''
TIE EMPEROR NAPOLEON TO THE ARNf OF ITALY
G1xoA. May l3.-Thc following order Of tn