The New York herald., 1864-04-06

nm, aouht bs elected great many voting for him who
would have done AZ they dd 10 me case
M Pages was member OF tho republican government OF
,4s and Is 10 bo bitterly hostile to the Emperor
IN tho Filth circuIsc pton, where ho 10 candidate,
thore arc oght ohers and IN the First there are our
candidates all ipaiiniag 10 be "hberal' and "demo.
cratic The government, knowing the impossoliiy ~
polling oven respectable vote In these districts, has
rofrainod nom nominating or recommending any cahn-
date and seems disposed TO pursue the pocy Oh gvhg
the opposition party rope enough win wh'cn W naps
Itself - A.,
ninth year OF his existence, On tins occasion unnsr
was given TO tho Princes comrades the EWans VA
Troupe company OF boy soldiers, ana a,so 70 aop"a
tion OF thirty young pupils from the Naval Schooi at
Brest Ia tho evening the theatres were iliumin9 ted,
and this occasion number on old Gentpnen
who occupy exalted position OF mayors IN the rural
districts appointed Cheyaliers OF tho Leg ion OF
Honor These venerable innctionaros whose hoors arc
thus linked with the fortunes OF the Prince lmNa are
selected account OF their devotion 10 the,r duties,
their previous services and apparently with particular
attention their age Out Of tho seventy Gig who
now the eCpients the honor several syer eaty,
eighty eight and tho youngest s seventy 80 that
they will not IN all human probaoiiy wear their tinah
Ing Donors long.
In spite of ain the efforts which EMPEROR makes 10
engran an affection ior me rrnce I'M erial uFon the
biy that this young man win ever of seated spon tse
throne Of Francea least IA the egusar succession II
may be that after years ci wandering and adventure,
such made up 80 much OF The y ot his Gather, he
may back 10 France and hes possess the truly
delermned win and the uuscrupuloSness OF his father,
may the throne. Should his father i've until the
Prince rs OF that the power an be disecty trans
receive should the Emperor die while the Prince
Is yet minor the French people would submit for
long time tho ruio Of Empress Regent France is
only kept quiet ny strong arm and an IRON VIII
Every body who has beJn Ctught.n a shower in
Paris without umbrella has hWi TO ADMIRE the
system Of passages,' or arcades, running through
blocks Of buildings from street 90 street. IKE the passages
Joufroy and Panoramas in tho BCuevsrts and the pas
sage DelOrme, In the Rue de Rivoli Asystem Of pas
sages" being draughted by which the hole city
be raversedat all its important points, the pedestrian
being under cover always except WREN crossing the
Streets and thus sheltered from the OF Writer the
swelteTng heat OF Parsian summer
Americans arc returning considerable numbers from
their winter trips in Italy, aud this sesmers
going home well filed Tho first boat OF the new French
line from Havre will leave on the 2sch OF May.
Dr. VIM. NJ. Gwin who. as told you before, was rep.
resented by prominent secessionsts IN Paris forming
pros pectve suite OF the Archduke Maximian
and q his couDscors and advisers when he reach
his empire saye himself that he is going TO Mexi
co, intending TO settle 10 the northern portion OF the
country, but not with any political object intention.
He says be is tired and dsgnGted with politics, and
means TO keep out Of them the remainder OF his life
Would it be well for Je Davis and the other rebel
leaders 10 follow ", Gwin's example, and Mexicanze
shemselves2