, 1869-06-29
Visit Of. Louis Bonaparte to
BeauVais--He Makes
a Speech.
R0chefort, Editor Of the Paris Ian
terne, Sentenced to Three
Years Imprisonment.
The Editors of the. Steele and
Opinion Rationale Sent
to Prison,
The Pope Delivers an Allocu-
ton.
IA n CEA
yifiT OF BONArAHIE 10 REACv4ls.

Ix&HCEA
Welt or BoNArAH1E 10 nEArvAls.
PAR1a, Jenc IS.
The Emperor yesterday visited the city Of Beau-
yats, and WEI received with enthusiasm by the
people. The AaYot and Bishop Of Beauva1s re-
ceiycd the Emperor at the c,ty gates, and con-
tuctetl him TO the Hotel de Vile, where they pre-
sented addresses Of Welcome Ills Majesty, IN
reply TO the Aa5or's speech, returned thanks for
the welcome he bad received from the munic1pali-
II and people. He reminded the Hayor Of his
presence In the city at the tnarzp1attou Of the
statue Of the heroine Jean FouQue. Is Haschetre,
eighteen years ago. He Nns pleared
10 see the progress which
the city and department Of which It wac the capi-
TAI had tnade since that period IN agriculture and
industry. lie declared that thts prosperity was
mainly Cue TO the order which for the past seYen-
teen years had retgned IN France, and be was ceE-
tain that this condition Of order would never be
serioualy disturbed. In response to the Bishop Of
Beaugais, the Emperor said the addresses OF the
Bishops, conched In the language OF pety, were
always received With Difference. II his praJefs
Ee1e heard, religion would be honored By happy
people. aud France would be great and prosperous
PARIS EDt1oKs IN LlxRot
Henri Rechefosr, editor Of the Ldnktr1ls, has
been convicted Of the charge Of illegally lat-o-
uuc1ng that journal into France. he has been
sentenced to three yeafs' imprisonment, and 10
par Inc Of 5000 rranca. To these penalties arc
added forfeiture Of his rights Of citizenship for
three year,, including the right vote IN any cleo
tton or to OCCUPY seat in the Corps Lestiaut
Measieurs Stnnnatn and Jourdan, editors Of the
Sitelf have been nned o0O francs, and each editor
Of the Optsion :Sntfonait has been condemned "a
one months imprisonment, with huc OF ~
ffancs, alt for violations Of the Press Law.
oFENLHG OF TIE coRPs LEGlslATF.
PAHiH June as-EyeninR
The session Of the Corps Le9talaul waa opened
to-day. The Emperor VIA not present, and II
| Rouhes, Minister Of STATE, made the opening
speech. He said the Chamber Was convoktd te
I verify its authority The renewal OF the Cosps
Legis!at1t by universal aunrase, offered natura
opportunity for the nation to express Its thoughts
aspirations md wnnts, but the political results o.
that manifestation aho1ld not be prectplt2te. Tht
| government would present resolutions and pro
jee1s Of law In order 10 realize the wishes Of thl
| country, ....... .....
| PlR1sIAN JOURNALS or TIE DAfISH TREATY.
Editorial articles appear IN the Aontt:ur ono
Tays to-day on the sale Of the Danish Vest 1ndlt
Islands to the United States. The two journals con
cur In declaring that honor and 6el interest allfe
| demand Of the American Government the faithful
| execution Of the treatJ concluded with Denmark
| Tux FRENCH CAHLK
RKxsT, June g.
1 In 10 last evening the Great EATER
| had made c9T knots from Drest, and rai
| out rs knots Of cable. There had been no fanl
whatever IN the cable. The interruption, noteo
few days ago, II is now escert4ined, was o"lng
the tmpef1ect!ouH IN The land cQnnecdoUa.. sas
nails are perfect AL well.
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