The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-31

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cucc. lie own throne hc has prohn.
bly, now established firmly enough
hat he may we'll wish ~ secure lof
his son the active sympathy a4 we'll
as the -ullcn acquiesccncc, of every
party In the country. Moreover. IL
some portions Of France the old lc-
gitimist section Is moi without power
and the enterprise Of winning Il over
10 the empire is by no means 50 hope
less rs Il might Mt first appear. With
the death Of the due de- Bordeaux, n
sickly and childless man, now ad-
voncing 10 years, there will perish
the last direct male descendant Of the
elder branch OF the French Bourbons.
and il is by no means certain that the
partisans of legitimacy will transfer
their allegiance to the Orleans family,
whom they dislike far more than they
do the Napoleons. According to the
orthodox theory, the descendants Of
Louis Philippe are excluded from
the succession by their fathers disloy-
atty to the lawful sovereign, and the
throne Of France becomes vacant IL
Henry V dies without son or heir.
These calculations, however, are too
remote, to exercise much practical
influence in 50 practicable n mind as
that Of the French Emperor. Proba-
bly, he values the adhesion given TO
his dynasty, in the marriage of his
cousin to one Of the first among the
mobiles of France, chiefly as an open
acknowledgment that, even in the
Rue Grenelle st. German, the empire
IS now recognized as an accomplished
fact.
THE PRINCESS ANNA MURAT A JER-
sEY WOMAN.
The Trenton, New Jersey Gazatte
says: The Princess Anna Mnrat,
daughter Of Prince Lucien Murat
aud Madame Murat, and who was
born in Bordentown, was married in
Paris on the 18th ult., TO the Due de
Mouchy, a high born and wealthy
French noble. The description Of
the brilliant marriage ceremonies
seem in strange contrast with what
we remember Of the Murat family NJ
Bordentown twenty years ago. In
those days the Prince was in very
reduced circumstances-"in short, not
to put too fine a point upon it," was
seedy, and Madame Murat conducted
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school, which was the support ol
/ the family. After the revolution oi
eighteen hundred and forty-cight
gave a hope of better fortunes, and
the Prince desired to return to France
to take his chance, he was Obliged to
! gentleman Of this city for the mean'
to pay his passage, and gave him I
. start on the road to fortune and fame
, We fancy that times were rather hare
with him there until after the acccs.
sion of Napoleon to the Presidency
Since that event times have changec
for the better with the Prince, ant
i he must look back upon his old Bor.
dentoyn life AZ n troubled dream.