Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19
From the Boston Pilot. ".
Speech OF the Emperor Napoleon.


Iti:h readers will peruse VITA interest the a can
which are Published of the which took pac.a
weeks ago il Paris, the occasion OF tie oJgI.u
new boulevard The public journa durny Tue ,a.,c
or ten years, must have informed them that tl. 3d.
capital always gay and beautiful city is md PIP
wonderful lmprovement-is being to d grta.l[,.
rebuilt and lee instructed in a style to maaat.
the most splendid and the most Leabg, Of ua ....
cities of the world. 3D. narrow, and i ugy Jane. .
streets have teen swept away, and in their rap.s
cious public ways have been rmed, ard lyrrr...
Handsomely tronted houses have been ere eel. Pan.
aud all France, benefits by the change which Is ..,
copied in every town of the empire bat no class
population has felt its good effects directly as r..
tisans of the building tradf9. Many reasons, dr.
combined TO induce tbs French government to .....
loot tn admirable work, but it is well known ..
desire TO affyrd useful employment to the work .a
es was one Of them and if their abors have b,c.ae
to result in that which is artistic, moral and
financial benefit to Paris-a source Of jla- prize.
every Frenchnan, and all honor to The g0vyr1mu-
the fact only shows the wisdom well as the huma.
ty, of those who planned and ordered it.
The MOndsur contains the speech Of the Emnur
reply to the adj esges Of the Project Of the S.a.l
Monsieur Dumas, president of the muncip.I caaa.
It is as follows
Monsieur la Prefect: Messeugs les MCmbrs a..
COuGsei Municipal IL wish to preside az Tie ...
ration of this boulevard 10 thank you for your
defagable devotion 10 the interests e this gaa. Gr
In order TO improve the capital by rCudeTmr il .".
vast and more beautiful it was not only cesar
econ.t Uct more houses than were thrown down ...
to furnish employment to q numbr Of dier.I' .l.U
but also to introduce everywhere habits Of OG5 .a
love Of the beautiful. These spacious streets '..
architectural dwellings, these gardens open to ...
artistic monuments, while they add 10 the wUar.. p
feet the taste Of the people. And il il is observed Ola,
by the side of these vast undertakings you a1 r.r
public assistance, you multiply rcbE ious ci fires ad
buildings destined for the purpose Of CCUnlGoa, st.
must admit that you have accomplished great may
useful works without in any way cOmprom.Hg
prosperous s ate Of the finances Of he cry. Nyor
slant desire, rs you know, is to seek for tic means
remedyiDg any mOmentary slacknCsS Of Cm IuNu.H
and to improve the condition Of the l0borng c.sl..
The QUESTION OF put lie aimen alton h rtcsny..
traced my particular attention. he last discus H.
the council Of State will cause the ihr1ductioa ..
stuI reforms into the trada Of bakers. ! hay. deed.
on maintaining, with notifications tie system ....
pensation, ard to re-establsh, according to ho dl
lota tiles either tie official tex OF the noloicalZ
have also to thank you fer the concurrence ynu haze
lent to a work in which the Empress took The inj',a.
and which, placing capital within the Tayn e to.
and laborCus artisans, will belle be OLD prov .b '.f
etc on du riches If, as / nope this irsIj1
is develop d, it will be consoipg to think that o d
reputation is a real possession, Offering ito a-g.aE
and its guarantees. The works Of peace rc.lr.l
Themselves to us so much the more as they te.mr
the glorious S0uUenuS Of cur history. Thus ! d.ta
that the boulevard which traYersCs one Ct the VS.
industrial aubourgs should bear the name O.. Pm"
Eugene,-oi that child Of Paris, at o. time ord o
fcer OF Gen. Hoche, when fourteen years Of eye, o.o
the her of the retreat from Russia, and who, rAI
than abandon France ord the Emperor, rc'us d 'as
crown OF Italy, which was offered to him BY the a'a
sovereigns l Go not know how 10 express my feelings
with regard to The spontaneous movement Of the o.
ation who gave the name Of my mother 20 one o. t@
neghboring bouevar6s but l cannot accept that de-
sgnation.
he names to be irseEile45lI- ire marble ouz.tEh
to be. tbasxc.1oIve privilege OF my family they baGg
Gil those who have rendered services to the country
Thus the ne means OF communication which will DIV
replace the canal Of ST. Martin will keuceorth be .
the Boulevard Richa:d Lenor. Although there already
exists little street called Richard Lcnoir, desire
make DCr2 distinguished the name Of tAat man W'o
from simple workman of the FAubJu-g ST. AlJr.,
became one Of the first manufactures CfFauca "4.I
the Emperor decorated with bis own hands lor The i'd
m2Dse progress which he made in fostering the c1lCl
trade, and who Employed his fortune, thus uo2ya+
qGired; In maintaining t ne worl N in the days Oh ID
distress, and srming them when became necessary "
repei ioTegn invasion. Let Us occupy ourselves, Itl
with everything that can at once ameorate The ma'.'1
condition Of the people and elevate their moral sa'l
Let us place before our eyes noble purpose 10 o.
taned and the example Of those, who have c3D1 Jl
fortune by their labOrs, esieamigus TIER pT'oy -'
glory By their courage" =
GEN. ByENsIDE.-It s said that Lincoln would l2
consent to accept Gen. Blrnside's resignation I'D Z.
army, but observed in his peculiar retnacuar -a. -
had other fish for him 10 fry"
A friend Suggests that the best US, Gen. Blrso' p.
be put to- is to be placed in glass case ana s-'".
around the county as that unprecedented curlc..-
modest yankee.
Taglioni, the celebrated ex-danseG7e, ID Uuca u,
duced necunariy and has announced Tor sale 10 ia':
the costly presents given 10 her by kings primes a