Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
RICHMOND WHIG.
orR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.

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PARIS, Friday, Feb l, 1851
p, n, Editor of the UEig
An sors Of stories have been circulated in the United
,,tive to the supposed views of The French Gov
-,,.ot O, our sectional differences Whatever thoss
,..,,y be. it is qlite certain that expression has
-, yren to them in any form. Among the statements
,h,rs sesp widely published in Northern and Southern
mi, one, 10 particular the 1T Ct that secret
,,,,.,ion from tbe South had been received by the
v,b ministry assured that tie symP1thies OF France
itb the seeding States, aad that she would be pre-
- t, lend them material aid, If necessary to secure
L;-;,lspenden,e. There Is not particle OF truth
81 be ,s,,ron and u ce 10 the South ITSELF requires
-. ,r-s,iion Its tendency only be TO deceive the
In. mind xithOu. aleSAtiug The trouol-s which DIS
~. our country. 10 declaring all reports o. French
-s. ,,rs IN be destitute OF OUntatlOn m fiCt
i -. INC Information we'd trOu UDQueStiOuate
- and anticipating the formal announcement ~hich
an all app iu dty or two IN the CoHSfif o'i,et,
..r.ii.ed o-glu Of the EnperOr's Government thar,
, France looks with profound regret upon the later
al an rces which sgi,ate the Amer can u ion, a.
80 s. earnestly deplOres the dis luiOn OF the great
.s-,,y Viii. she aided 20 establish, thought Is
,r,,ined by her OF lterpO-ng ia favor of ctter sec
"a, regard t as extremely prOtab that the te't-
ob yH bring sou this important intelligence cOncu.-
9rv with or peIh ps before, Oh, arrival OF my letter
n, E,.-.l measures ordtinei by the imperial decree
Of N,vsr,bsr - h. lS6u, submitted 10 the Senate,
% under examination. Upon that portion relative to
% bv tn journals OF the proceedings IN the
- .d Ioxer legislative bodies long report was rem
81 ,p lesiay ard published in the N,ntstr OF the
l,aug m5raag Here is Resume OF is principal feat
urS:
Ar ,b-isei report Of the proceedings a, each Ses-
son will b. iiaGl u9, under The supervision c' tce
s.ssr- Of the S-nate nd Corps LsgislAtt copy ct
v...5 vii be scut 10 all the d4iy journals There y
also TO-. s.snoersphic epor- OF the debates, 70 dp'eT
,bsr., I4v ir cxtsrs0 Ia the h itl journal OF the
Ea..r- None o; the other papers will be oobget 20
nj IN either The summary referred TO- or III iu re-
,,l. br- If thev piint the summary, 10 must be gwen
t.,r A. r.gtrd- the steuOgraplic report they vii
b. permitted publish any part oil it detuh' the &C.
h, on one aud the same question, which must &C gwen
In IN inclusive Of th vote. It. by the space pied
IN heir columns, the nouoi,iL papers are oo ged
TO publish the deoa;es in supplement- TO their regular
ehrons ,hey will e,joy the privilege OF exemption RON
ex'-, samp dlty a.d postage.
The most interesting point Of the senate report on tLis
s Is the OF liJu expressed on tie rshl Oi discus
.isl ,ad analysts by the press The Chairman OF be
committee ilhc President o. the Senate declares tia,
, s. on the ur S. Ikr tae Constitution .-sg t. Is silent
rs7.car thr right Of discussion lt may, therefore be-
taken for granted virtue OF tUc axiom Ot the conn N
tr ta, tlt wrca i not prOho ed Is permissible, at
- fl-s vii b- aoa,c fally critic.Se se prose-
inrs i1 the two Lex s,ye branches OF the government
The OF c,ious 90 ,.cua;ive ny evident, ul-
der ,.cI sys.em as tha, which re-ulteS the press o.
F-luce II the journals permitted 20 make t9vig
own reports they would undoubtedly, p-ot-ce only tae
rl.ts favorable 10 :her oEu political leau-gS, AMI sup
press an that mi zlt tell aE'inSt tac. Ihe u-r.ilorir
crrt-s for sNlmpls wCld p2U!.sh every word 'trtu
b. ths Coun. de Mort4ember-, and carefully ao-ia
from reporting the reply OF II. Biaui- EKarnl1g 'l-
distinction between su'1 summary form tv prohiottd a.
ana the editorsi remarks 2cOu; sBch tie aw s1 no IL
7. the Chairman OF the Committee ve:y justly observes
that, reason aad GOOD fi,h will sugges, wh4t mas be
permitted much better than definitions ordinarily pert
ir. The ei.ct of a tals VII soon be seen, NN the
seil.iye session of lo6l is 20 b opened on Ao2day
next and tie drcus,o, OF The address 90 the '1F1ic
clmms.ee Immediately st-cswsrL
iprp.s OF tre ceremony Of NOljay, the creates; cr-
ri,-y IS manifested witness the proceed g. 10 ~.cl
a certainly be very Imposing tOIs2 u oriei DURATION
Before the completion OF the rev Louvre, th' opening
ofs Ch,mbers took place in OF the halls Of he Iu-
H,r,s which p,,ce contains no saloon Sufficiently iIg
% accommoil,e Jhsu the o.cll pers3aasss os'
presence Is Obligatory ON such Occa'ioIs b'. s,ac7
the preparation of magnificent spar mcnt, in ihe Lou
y-e called the "HiI OF STATE" especially designed Tor
these ceremonies there are ABOUT four hundred extra
u. ali fo- admission tle5 tl,.r are Gt least ten
Hou,snd appie,icus Through the courtesy % uieul-
Der OF The p.1lonauc bOiv ws last veal, enabled 10
ei.eess the oocalg OF h Chambers, Without OttS s0l-
ec.el the Inconvenience Of waiting IN te str e. Gu
inc three or four hOurs ard thea running the S oi not
being sb. % enter had desire 70 be present on
Monday next and With that vieS addressed myself yes-
tard8v 70 a high government macuonary, who has lhe
extra tickets his disposal de- informed me tA t"r
,he four hundred places more than twice ht rumo'r
OF crd, had already been Distributed, 10 persons who
could uo We b. refused AID each OF these had been
warned % "sO early aut take the chances.
Tn, means station YOURSELF a, o'clock IN the morn
ing on the Pace du CarOusse wt until l.. hcu,h ihe
wives OF senators Deputies, Councillors, do noi MI
all four hundred seats, You a'y Obtain one Of them
To witness what have already grand eesrE.'ny,
which Is terminated tea mau after toe arrival OF tnr
EmoerOr anl Empress aud their sutC-l dd not chocs
o stand f0ur mOs. hours IN the air, aud shall con
ieudy De Iyei depend upon the stately Hon 'r
TO- an account Of al r and report ct ae Emp r0r
- ..ch which lam Oh W be OF decidedly pacific zone
Toe Slriiaiaus ID no. seem 10 gct witi t5e tow-
b3rduent of Gaets, reF y a., .aty a-u lYttrd IEt
fortress holds out s,Irtl and u O.. SAID that tie
II fon the ram0ars upon trc Adm ral P,rssUO- feet
has bsen Destructive that OF tie v,ss l. lave
gone 20 Naples and Geuos. ty r,pt',. TIE T. -iiD--
papers crow u-ly over wbl- they pleased 10 tenn
the "1ero,-m7 Of Francis H. Those Who kaOw the youag
King best however thiak him .or.uy sou OF coNld De
k sire The rcss auce az Gaca Is en- Ircly attrtu
20 Austria laj 70 the you-LtI Qlacn, Who is vera1l'
LerJn, ari has succeeded u utG-ug some Ot her oFu
ud1mtlb spirit into her weak husband lt l. relate
that some im. ago F.aucis made ur = mild that Er
hti held our long enough anj told the Ieen he intend
Ell 10 20. Y Iou 60 It you hs reOred tn couI-
ageous woman "out shall s,aS until thi, fortress cruu-
birs 70 the grou-d, buryug me IN It's ruins There
fore Ter lord determined TO postpone hs departure
A rumOr was currcut in Paris, ye-teiday, that Gr
bald he'd leit MS i,lArd hcm, and gone nOtoiy knew
whittier. Meantime the people OF ally have decide 20
support the policy o. Count Cayour, by ,lecuug Pr
lament ia w1ch the Cabinet viii have large m Jotty
De-pr bis refusal be eAadidate, Garbioi h1- been
elected Depl.y, by tEe Ncapohtans.