The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

complhhed, even sooner than b I'D sutc,pssed. ''
WIZ yoosaiow me- en- Pcssar to eate the truth as re-
sasn.is - wsm y. shs Of London Several Eogish
contempcrarles have sta ed IN ths ornsI - ,Se uro
pesty q the Emperor Xspolscn THIS = an error aud
properly n gcesi part or liverpool usrchant who
tends uhs his journal aha b. independents one merely
savoesiog The alliance between France and Engsnd be-
cause heeves that alliance 10 be necessary progress
ana civilization.
Many Of the Ergsh journals and most Of the Paris cor
respondents OF american journals TO ba persuaded
that one cannot speak well Of France her
or advocate the French and English alliance unras paid
Yer oe'ng 90 ls vulgar error and prejudice that
should be laid asde for good x-e against
lis further continuance will ate mpt any surmises
at pesen as regards political matters, FOR Tomorrow
Of the Emperor will, however, relate TO you tho
troubles that overwhclm tho Cavvlr Ministry. few
Majesty was enthusiastically received by lie people no
bad stormy Interview with n. dc Cavsur The King
reproached bis Minister with having deceived him TO
hs capabty OF bringing about At the annexation
Of the Duchies Cayour asked the King 70 telegraph
to NJ De Ratazz, who was at Nice, TO TO Milan and
when the latter had arrived NJ de Cavour begged him to
take The Portfolio OF the 1terior H. de Ratazz refused
TO do SO even at the urgent request Of the King aud thus
De Cavour s as far from getting oct Of his trouble Gs
before he tucceedet 10 doing thing: in bringing
upon himself the dissatisfaction of the French govern
men', and in causrg GOODNESS AZ regards the hitherto
energetic aid rendered TO King Victor Emanuel by the
Emperor Napoleon do not mean that HE Majesty gives
up the cause OF Italy, but he feels less inclined to render
II
bis bsnde up TO the present time. assured that the
Emperor will revert to these Affairs In his discourse TO-
morrow, end that be win cause It to be known that
France will not allow Pic dnont TO the Duches
less she 81 to France her natural boundaries
Savoy and Nice constantly sending populations to
Paris making known 10 the Emperor that the people de-
sire ardently 70 be annexed TO France.
M.pru 1870
As early as IN O'Clock great crowd formed upon
the Place du Carousel. Hundreds Of sogents de vile
and mounted gendGsmes kept back tho impatient
masses as they pressed ,forwnrd 70 glance into
each carriage that passed hssly along Al one clock
~ "'a'y NV fAHPo'" Nspoeon was '" op'" LILO i0
gsative Chambers and Ambassadors, charges and the
uos,ng csrcmon., The cards ,s.,oa ., ,,s s.roroa s
- - 80 ~ a'" W '"' 'a'o'eu 40"
pore upon mem the notice that all persons must arrive 1t
twelve O'Clock at latest; hence the early movement TO-
usrd. tho en-. s,s,r. Ior,.~., a. -. ,...-,-
hall NJ hair nss twcIvs ard ss @ AM a.
Of the coup dat senstors deputies, councillors,
Officers ofhoth he ,y,naraI hashs s.' ~,
the stterin and c,ided and frsscnaS In " ,h nsI
dies IN All the pays aos h an wsrS "a
sans vclve,s rused and gstened in the rays Of the
sun, as they came me!owod and many coored through
extremity Of The an Vas Grand tent 81 csoo,v q res
velvet ado to represent The tent Of Roman Emperor
was grand and at The same time simple Inside these
ocnn v hs Tue ., asssa sea-, 20 DC
scended to the floor were placed seats for the grand dig
nares OF the empire On the right side Of the throne
Of ,be inns,s family ses, p srn na
placed the side Of the Emperors chair Prince Jerome
was not present; be 10 yet too feeble 70 go out
shout Of T Sressa e s s
trance few moments more and in came The Emperor
preceded by bis Cbsmberan and the officers Of his house
their gsa pniforms nySsssd aora ~ gn"erng u
coreee and ranged themselves behind on tho sides of the
.orone me emperor nsvpe moun'ei me steps that led
that apxiousiv eszed at him loud onr and renes,nS
burst Of hearty cheering succeeded and for minutes
a nafsW oouta nu' DOW as sne oneeas grew more
Discourse was to be pronounced by tns Sovereign whom
they go loudly scc'amcd and anxiety 10 know what WAS
css asr n Inc
hs speech. AT lie conclusion N Foud the Minister Of
State TO the new members the oath of Office
sh ue s =, an, ., e res ~ pa rS1nes.ng
their Maee,es retired amid the most vocerous cheering
and the grand ceremony was ended Il took hours for
d,s,area 't s. ~" ,. Of tS "a r ,, nsss " se
returned no" ''e P'eeao..
PARIS, March 1, 1850
oreniag Of the Senate and Corps Lssis'as1ne 1ieki Of
1r,,.n. ., Ms Emperor ooerpant. Of ne pla,fsrm-
Morshal kaekaAon--rhe Diplomatic Corps-Me Senate
and legislative E"'raneeof Tie E"prss--
Of the Emperor Reading the speccA-1He Cheers and
Enfhuto.n.- s,cearing in the Ncp Nembos-E0ta " ne
Steeeh, &c, dc.
By good fortune and come sharp management sue
ceeded in obtaining yesterday ticket emitting me to
place tie grand sale des Flats the occasion Of the
opening Of the Legislative body today by the Emperor
Napoleon in person. These btes d enee difficult To
obtain The members of the Senate and Corps Legislatf
receive few, which they distribute among their friends
and also sent to the different embassies but
there thousands of persons in Paris who would viii
lipgly have given considerable to have had the
place which fortunate enough 10 get to-day
the occasion referred to- &c. having been more for.