, 1869-10-09

Ia atnEt 10 Issue proclamation telling France hts
condition, hla desire for rest, ani asking France
to proclaim the Prince Imperial Notwithstanding
his youth. This Is bor.uwed from our ola cus-
tuus In tic days Of the MeIosing,ans, the ufst
Kings before Closts, when they lifted on
their sh!t!ds the chief. who was to conl-
Eard all, aad whom they thus Inade the army to-
recognize anu copsecrasc-tne army then being
the enilre nation, living alwaJs u1der arals IN en
sreuche'I caiune. 4 few years ago, in better I'm
peHal days, It would have been very good
governmental e1pedent for the Napo.conlc dy-
Tasty. France, thus consulted, WoaId haze cer-
tainly said Jes, aud probably wou!l today,
although It is far from it, NapoeolIc lore OF
other dn5a- 50 many OF US fear the republic,
ind the bloody, d!s0sdeFly uncertainties shat 1t
mss bring with II, as It did In t7so and IN 1915.
But supposug France did ssy AYES, let Ms take
tue Pince Imperial, 1ourg aa hc ts, V there IL Que
question, the most serious OF all which remains
unsettled. II the Emperur assumes ,3e regency
and governs for his SOD, It " well at least for
tine. lsat Sunpestag 81. the Empress, or Prince
Napoleon, or a councl'7 There Is tho difficulty,
and one which IA almost .nsuErnountAae, because
nulc 0{ these thtce hYpothetc regents have s1lH1
Client pEr.tge IN Fsnrce e he aate 10 govern there
Their. even On that hypotheats, which il more aud
more possible, II net prubable, everything Il yet
uncertain
TuE coars LrGtsLATtp.
.ttA4l HUH *A4a 6E3tVAS 30E9AVAf HUIA 4ltEI9
TIE IN approaching storm shove us, matters 20
badly, ytsJ badly eEcn- II, ju II feF weeks at the
most the goyetuu.ent has got called together the
Chambers. theru wtll almost ceitatnly be trouble.
They hare spoken 1ecentiI OF sarne manifestation
so0u TO lie made. adet hT petition which IS 1u be
signed bJ many millions o! electors, and which u
to be carried to the 1uleres By TWO or three huu-
dred ttousana paclncaIly lnellne.t peEsons-aad
revolution II 1t fails. Yc1terday Deputy sent
the pnpers letter. In Hhtch he declared that II the
Chamber was cot called together 10 October, Al
the latest, he should CONSIDER himself releascd
from h.s oath Of allegiance, and shoatd act
corutngly. II tho Intention Of tbs government Is to
10, Al IN FIussta, aud do without tue House Of
Representatives. 10 govern It viii 10 wrong, very
Il orter to 81 sicais "a :sE I'll: hot calling them 10
getheI-4u act as use1easJ inpolltlc ~ the dtsso-
luliun Of soloe months ago-tha government says
that It II celebrating the LAWS resulting from rue
last Stndtus Fensnltum; that the MEMBER, And
c.peeia1lr the Ministers, need 4 vacation; that
there u no need Of haste: tn6& the KmeeroF must
be allowed to recover entirely frul1 bts attack+
&C. Then, as words oi hope to all these excuses,
they hold tut the nost liberal prospects. Mayors
are TO 10 elected directly In tue conmuues; the
frvstdents ot General and District Couucifs arc
aIto t0 IL elected; &ere Is to ba ahsolusc irrclou
ot the press snd Of meetings, IL. They instuuste
that all these reforms are uuter consideration
BY tho Council Of ssa,o en- Inc M,nlstry, snd that
NJ eoou a. they are ready the Corps Lc9;jlasf
viii tc cunycned. For mJseH, do not believe
that all these &ings I'll be urcondit.ouAy grant
ed. hut l 10 believe that tho Cu1ps Lf5.s,afiy
viii he cal,e,l together within Two nlGnths Ut the
most: and thst then without hrlay ~ euou a. the
powers OF the Deputies Aro veriuesi, lhcs will ,c
czilcd On W t'incuas half dosen ttenencen. lille
laws, tlliti with seser saiiaus, no sts .tan,IitK
thflF literal titles sAJnE e*efJthidK aud cOuCe1l.
lug nbthinR, Ike tho hsnasus L"asnlsmn., NJ that
rsEttthh9 Will t,e ~ II was tsefVra uui, II such
IL ehe intention Of the government, It II ttoiux
sery wrong. Ths members Ut The ChafptctF,
tueseta atouni for tDauJ months ani 1rd with
gall, Will rutuFn teetin1 very little xuu<1 viii. Tho
cnuhtsJ. stauhcA BY the ssclnest Of tho Emperor.
aat wishing to Rcct n fsmct1y Ia iibrstt. viii DE-.
s.rse lhe1y, ans tnnst bo given Il outright, VI Il
wilt iaken,
No ]ou that whIla wo aro stl1l lying on . l,n.i
no tt0 mt sIuEafer tn mako ~ f,sa entirely Hya
srsnulloh Or ro0gIcfInR ,,csta'llat1, aesttA npw
btt fnotnrnL 1rinee Sats,tron, sho WA Hsut
10 lrsssI tn llextuh. .,aa moved hts frqttt IL st
u! him ~ tuur~ isrsrnf Mihiatts. of trca,tsns o
.',r !t"u'e''. vts"f Ilnqai hse 4 m,osh.ayus Ut
o', a''t,ot'rrs hls approaching Fstu.u 10 EFAncs,
a!srE lht fail Of thu unptrn. The ufseau!ssa
mosr along the frontiers of kranrr IN lEelstara
OF At lta'lta. ani W 10 csIn!s I'll the Frr,lchmsu
~hanl !heg tncr1 The HntuhIcaas kstp Sli,
hut thry sto e'idou.y aWn1slnR their oppor.
tuntty+
THir Oy rRx NxpHEsx
ThrY tall now morr than aysr q! tho s!alt or
The En'prrsa ~ thr Ea4L slls will 40 from l'Atu
10 Venice. whete saas VIII giro her h
splendid ieaavat, ut whkh The King
OF ltnly viii prca1to IL pessua; thus thanking
Psanca for her psua1ut of Eeaesia - Italy.
Thence ahn viii 70 10 Athena wherr the King Of
Greeee, anothcF co1si1. Nilt offer her the 1nost
Athenlan Of all entertainments, In the antique
fsthlon I hope. for rae tklxand nYutes In tbs
tuoltTn ons noEn thAa anything else. Frum
Athena shs goes to Coast1n:!nopic, whcrt her
third cousin, tho Sultan, will shoH her his los
phoruR, h&s setx1lo, md fesurAls tor hrt days,
Fl ouRh to rrs1sa the old 9san,boIl Of Soy man and
1salszet minus lhs hanging Of tue Christians: not
that xeaioQs MuAa!meu lack the desire, hus IT,
caSse Tue powf5 Is wanting. From C01s:Anti-
notae to Ie1usaku, where the officers Of the Sui
tan VII show sler AajeltJ. u daughter OF The cTu-
tadeff, tho b II placea, n1i the .tew4h crude Of
Christianity. Thence she proceeds 10 Egypt, no,
pnfsninE TIE fcah OF the FunaxaJ Heb,ewa
but gotpR u sea- The Pasha will give his v,.ltor
phafnonic entertainments At the p yEaaIds, and or
she Stle- It will be enoaga to awaken LIS, Osria
and nh TIE other gods zdored By OLD Eg1pt Fsom
eatso X gots atsaght to Rome. WHERE, IN virtue
q the rHsge, the tnd eroHuz the wosE, the Holy
fRshcf will erace By blessing ait the dust o.
/ ufetS 6chtsIn, Turkish Nahpmctani.n, anu
k+s3p' Ian tdolstfJ that nay have accumulated on
her T atehtsa-
Nc&hinE eau be better; bak IS It Will cogt a
doz en- millions. because Nadeuolselle de Aouttk1
at &C lhc heeaae Empress wants to travel with d
n LIE Of II least forty persons, xl:.out eoaat-
tlg toutieza, seErants, ccokR. kc, and as We
! pay these zelse nilftons, ve 60 NOT see at all
what benefit we shall get from the pIe4+are Of Her
) Masattr. Il the Journey t1kes place, |. viii not
! make her more popu.as Ear The coml1E regsnc5,
for wh.ca she b. II u sod, to receive on her bspE,
! the Papal henedctson.
TEE sCKz CANAL
The trtp 10 EsJpt to H11ncfs The opening OF the
S1rx Canal occupies the H!nIs Of ldlera 10 E1-
| rope, and especially In Franco. EseEToody Il
| going. OF th.nkx OF going. The suount Of orders
which perk1aa selling VARIOUS oejsc4 nsed In tray-
citing have recelytt Is ipcEedlhie. One Of the rea-
sons Of tie lote IiAe In the stock Of tho canal
company vas the enticenaeut Of nastng tnts frtl
gratis, H1.s being one Of the p1ir1eSe7 which the
holding ut 8 spase conferA
Thlis awaiting this cas1Eaa TuJase, Hh.ca, 1t IL
| saIsA will carry Cd no less than ten thons1nd Eu-
ru3eaot, the Princes arc spending their time il
| Travelling. Prince Charles Of RounanIs, after hl
magnificent reception 1t the Rnss.an coart, Is Il
cou.e 10 Pasik, where he win, pethaps, meet h.
pr edecessor. Prince Couzs- Tbs Prince of VALE
T1I here and sent to N1ldbaden, but he viii re
'.urn soon to decide with the Empress about going
together to Egypt ni-d,sposed people say tha
| one Of the Empress wsrda Of honor Il yery des
to n,n, and that be would not be t'lpIeased TO II,
the bnrntrz heats Of the desert on the marble O
cold heart OF the beautiful lady. The lantt Of La
and Cleopatra must be pSopttious to royal Ioyea.
DEATH or TUE scrLP1oR DAxTAN.
One Of the most celebrated sculptors Of France
| the younger Dantau. the celebrated caricasnrts
! who has produced In Erotcs4ae almost a1l th
k1oEn nen OF the ARe. has died. He hail cue
the 1nost original minds OF his lime, knowing nj
nt1ab'y how to catch eTcrJ opes comic an
Ridiculous sla: great tattra4t, though sezJ gooJ
nasu1ed and much lored
oho da5-ho has told NJ thfa ofteu-s nnAuc1e
whom he knew ordered hls siatuette. DLota1
MADE II, and tic nkeneks was Striking. The naau
ekf became irF:tAted, ssJ!rg that 1t did not X
stmhfe him, aud frfosluG 70 tAxe 1t or paT tor 1t
O7nton Ra.d ro.htng, but U1ade another little d