The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

lFTKREsTING REMINIsC KNCEs-A Paris ms.
per announces the discovery, in an old hair.
oottomed arm chair, used by Pope Plus VII
when prisoner at Fontainebieau. of the two
following documents, which possess more
than ordinary interest under existing circum.
| stances. The first is letter addressed tn thu
Pope by the Emperor Napoleon L, and is
dated "Fontainebleau, Jan. 25, 1sl3.n The
second is letter written to the Pope when in
confinement at Savona by Count Bigot. An.
nouncing to his Holiness that, in conseo uepce
OF an English plan to land on the coast and
carry of his Holiness, the Emperor Napoleon
had determined to remove him to Fontaips
bleau. The letter from Napoleon is in the fol.
lowing terms:
VERY Holy Father: Your Holiness havire
appeared to me to fear, at the moment of sign
ing the articles putting an end to the divis-
Ions which afiict the Church, that they might
bear the in terpretion of an implied reuupeia
tion OF your pretension 10 the Roman States
! feel pleasure in assuring you that. never
having intended to demand of You renuncia.
tion OF The temporal sovereignty of those
States your Holiness need not fear that IL NAV
oe believed that you renounce your rights or
pretensions either directly or indirectly. by
signing the above men toned articles. 1t is
with the Pope in his quality OF Chief of The
Church In spiritual affairs that have treat
cd. In conclusion. very Holy Father. pray
GUd tnat ne may preserve you for many years
to the Government of our Mother the Holy
Cnurch. Your very devoted son,
. NAPOLEON.
y The following Is the letter Of Count Ripot do
Preamenuen, Minister of Public worsh,o mar.
der Napoleon l.:
PARIS, May 81, 1872
rry HOY Father: The we'll plan of
the English To make descent in the pejghbor.
nooo OF Savona TO carry you off ompeis the
french Government to bring your Holiness
TO the capital Orders have COZ SEQ uently been
gwen that your holiness first come TO Fon-
talnebleau, where you will occupy the lode.
ings you formerly Inhabited, and where Won
Will see Inc bishops and those of the cardinals
VINO are In France. Your Holiness is not to
ltHain al rohtaineoleau longer than is re-
CURED TO fit up the apartments in the Arch
bishops Palace in Paris, which you will then
inhabt.
4" l am, with profound respect, very Holy
father, your Hoiiness's very humble and
very obedieut servant"
The FLIGHT OF kING.-The King of Ma.
pies did not forget to provide himself with
pocket money before he left his country. He
sent to the Treasury for $4,000 ducats, which
was furnished him, and he has been shipping
bullion for some time past, expecting an emer-
gency. His departure is thus described by
The correspondent Of the London Times:
Somewhere about dusk, just as the short
lived twilight faded away, you could see the
royal steamers putting out 10 sea- Not a flag
was dropped not gun was fired and not
above nifty people, OF whom l was one, were
collected on the quay, hard by the palace to
see the last The evening had cleared up and
The sky and sea were as blue and the scene as
bright as they are at this hour at Naples, and
AT Naples only. Little as love The Bourbon
race, own l should have been glad 10 hear
one word of sympathy uttered for the un-
happy boy King who was leaving the paradise
where his father had regned SO Long But
heard aone; and, almost UNDECIDED and un-
watched, the vessel bearing the fugitive Sow
ereign passed away into the darkness. So
ends the reign OF Francis IL, and with it the
first act of the Neapolilan revolution.