The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-20 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

FRANCE.

OFFER OF AN AMNEBTY.
(sr sususangs AND Ammar rsz.sews.)

?ROM OVA OW

PARIS. TElfillaai MOZNIXO.

The Mosiimir of this day states that the Emperor
renews the offer made at the inauguration of the
Empire, sod that megrim to return to Frames will
he granted to all who declare that they submit
loyally to the government.

THE EMPEROR'S RECEPTIONS.
IMPERIAL ANTICIPATIONS OF PEACE.

We have received the Moniteur of yesterday, con-
taining in full the reports of the Emperor's inter-
views with the plenipotentiaries of the Conterenee,
the Renate, and other august bodies, of which our
yesterday's impression contained telegraphic summa-
ries. The Allosileur says :
Half en boar atter so in an Tuesday the Emperor n•
VOJTA d the pl,alpotantiasies to the Commas of Pafis with
the attaches to their mission.

llor.ipe toned itself represented on this solemn sicced=
by penal:ages mat eminent is their respective enuetries,
all presidette of councils or twiniew re of foreign affairs, sad
enjoying the highest cacflitenee of their rowing:se.
M. the Count Waltw.ki, Freakiest of the Calms,
charged by his isollesgoes to 'peak in their Nobel% expensed
himself in the following term.:
" Messieurs the Plenipotentiaries at the Congress have
deigned en this salaam occasion tochargs me tospeak la their
name to your Mejesty. len happy sad prone, s're, to fled
myself salted to ewers to year Majesty, In the name of
Elan pm, the sentinecte, the hopes, the joy Inspired every.
where by the felicitous event which Providence hu deigned
to ineard to you, aid which, while It suuris and uusolidates
the Napoleon dynasty, ia for the satire world a fresh pledge
of security and emadetce."

The Emperor replied :
I %heal the Congress fcr he ahhcs and felichstioas ad-
dressed to me thringb yos. It gives me joy that Provi-
dean* hes mat me a son et the moment, Whit an era of
pateral reositeiludion inutowiess itself to Swops. I will
tear him in the ',aliment that peoples ought net to be
egotistic, end that the repose of 'Swops depends on the
prosperity of each Set on."

His lisped, Ikea smoothed the plentpoteat
addreseod to each of them a few words of thaake.

At cue o'clock his Majesty ramie*/ the matabtra of the
Corps Diplomaticas.
His Baosliesey the Mamie of **Holy Bee premated the
felicitations of his coils ag see is the hippy delivery of the
Elms% s.. At the request of the asembirs of the corps, kis
Majesty csadeeted them to the Priam.
At half put one e'eloak, his Majesty, seated ea the
throws, serraueded by the osmium of his hews, by corals
sale, ministers, marshals, neared the felicitation of the
Corps cl'Ztat.
His Bustling the Peeeldest of the Senate addressed he
kis 11.jeGty the felenteggenhs

has beer Ms for princes who derote
themselves to the greets's, sad prow rity of their peoples.
This has just been evinced to your Majesty by the most
sigma favour. But this joy, which It bestows on you
through the birth of a sow, is also a happinees for the great
family that crowds mooed you. Already Francs feels that
she lives Isom freely through the life of this child; it awe-
dates its fitters dntinks with her own. When he shall
rev over this empire, which erodes called the most bowl.
Jul after the kingdom of heaven, the 197 h imatery, retching
its final term, will gather the fruits of which oar genera,
tion is planting the prolific germs in the booms of the pre•
mat. Africa, sued on by your powerful hand, will form
oce of the most splendid seas of his crown. The Eut sad
the West, who bare bran seeking arch other sines the Cro-
sades, and are only begianiog to find each other again, will
►ave married their or as sad shone, Winos to pose out the
beneficent flood of ideas, wealth, and civilisation. Thee
may this sovereign of our children foILw the fo.teteps of
his august father, the■ may he remem►er a reign
la which the genies of the govsnimeat was disered
by moderatios, justice, sad equity ; sad In thee
march of hunioalty, Femme will still be, m it is now, •
mgrelattr of &wogs, a lever of renew, • torch of lima
imelllgeses.

'• Lit to, this, bail this child of the empire, the pledge of
suet greet destiaies ; let us also salute wed theak its vs-
sloes water. ♦ (rib, ahead, se deer, will be yet more so
to your Mere by this cosseerstice of aseteraity. Permit
the Sinew, sire, to do prat this homage foe her at the fiat
of this Queue, whirls eta edeeas by her amiable qualities,
sad whir* ohs bus just esseelitiabed by this happy birth."
TM ltsperor replied :

• Mosatem the l'residest of Ole Ilesats,—The Senate bas
shamed my jay se lestnisg that Rana had given me a eon,
sod yon hen hailed se a tabulate snot the aemiag into
the world of a Child of FlllllOO (Enjont as Prima). It la
istainisoally that I ass this expression. Is fast, the Em-
peror Napa's's, my noels, who had applied to the saw
trystans crested by thsrevoletioa all teat the old regin con-
Wan that was great sad who, reassin this ancient de-
seatinsttes of Children of Enna. Is feet. gentlemen, when
so heir is beta who Is demised to perpetuate a nut ouel
system, that child is set merely the mina • family, Int he
is in both aloe the son of the esters gantry, and thb suss
pants sat to Ins his dodge. If that was true under the
old anarchy, which represented fore exclusively the pri
vilsged obsess, how mach the mere justly bit oo sow, inn
the severely' le the noises! Mei amiss, the first Chun of
the snotty, sod the nprosontatere She Mimesis of .11. I
thank yaw be this wishes you lona be Ibis child of Fresco
sad for the Empress." _

Thee WIN& were waited with minium arks of .. Lug
live the Emperor I" " Lug bye the lisprres !" Leas
lye the Imperial Primer 1"
The LegieleSve Corps levies this but introduced, his
Imbue? t►e Preordain pressured the Mowing de-
ems@ it s Ara reessersted woke:

illre,—Heavon has blessed per mien; at the dawn of
a sassed aseivetwuy, the Empress has gives to roar alto-
ties • ma, to Francis a future Emparor. If this eyelet his
sowed 'aimed joy, it is sot merely bestuas, fall of grati-
tude sad attaehaest tepee, the cowry takes port is your
►appiatee, it is she because it mares this ablid se a pledge
ascarity and of the (stem Oa other maim similar
hopes wort (.reed sad sot realised. Why do thole, to
whist' to tow give oertolvas up with auk delight, lupin
as with sash great mildews ? It 1. bemuse the two
dowers that have everwheined throws, revolnUos *Mist,
Gad araliticia abroad, yes, film have readersl sad averted.
I The revolutiosi you have **squared by Lees, diverted ►y
labearotilssed by elessasey ; toe ihreigier yew have MOS-
Wad to Fro oe, because your armies have severed themelves
with glory solely for the isalatesaace of jostles and kohl
right, sad booms you bane Mows how to wit Freool
without tass.listieg Europe. Thu, sloes 'very Protei-
n's owes to you the repo*, of ►le fasidy, the fitters wel-
ters of ►le cladding,, sad, above all, the right I. be proud et
his aatioaality, you will made rstaad, sire,with what *mare
be reeves Ale youfi prises, sad how allay hopes he nary
as the bred of • chile. I some, thee, dm la the mate of
the Legislative Corps, to seagratulate year Majesty, to beg
yes to lay at the bet ef the Impress oar eougrataleeloa,
our prayers ter bar speedy recovery, sad, lastly, re re-
sew evir this cradle the oaths of fealty sad davotioa we
bays swan to yew, and which we shall keep to our latest
day."
The eadre Legislative Gorge identified itself with the
words of the Presides, by the loudest soclematious.
Ilia Majesty replied:

" bleenses the Presidest ef the Legislative Corm—l
bays bees deirp'y mld by the maltestalka of yet* our
llamas at tau birth of tits us whoa Previdame hss
deirmd to veiesbeefe to ma. You lave Wet.. Is bin Ibms
belie we love to ladalge reepetieg W peopetalty ef a
gets* **we regard se the serest guniaisis tut lbe
samara istereste of the slushy; bet tee eeeedeteey
atelmatiou that sartesad ele wadi. do set 'caveat ay
rellact ag ea tkii of these who were km both Is
tbe same plass sd miler malosess cananateaus. If I
bore that ble lot will be awe tertsaate, it is besaue d tbe
int piece, ewe eceYb (Is Providame, I eamot doubt Ite
yomostloa, ultra I seo it tablas ay mew by • seaserrease
of eamesdiaary eitemsteser all that It *ought Is W
. .

_
kssWl forty pars op, as It its iatinitisn Ind %ma
to ,asks ei4 by man 'kook sad sign visa a ■aw
ilvisaty pimentos from t►s ranks of las people.
Thou kistory kas its kidnap, 'slash I a►all sot
forest. It says t 3 ma, as limo ass bawd, that

we and wee abase the favours of WU@ ; ea
the other bead, that a dyassty has se theme of stability
bat by rowstialeg faithful to health', and by exelseively
mania. *elf with the meter fats's,* for which it
bad bees anted. This child, twaseorated ia Ids cradle by
the pews aow beiag prepared, by the blowing of the Holy
Father, oraveyod thane& el. etrisity one hour lifter his
Wilt; lastly, by the aecletestleas of the French people,
whose the Impsror so aesich bees—[these worth are
italicised is the llateifewri—the Add, I say, will be wor-
thy, I hope, of the deetiaiee that await hien. I *ask you,
patiesea, forth. wishes you fora for his, sad for the
Empress."

This mower of the Eager y, produced a profound sow-
lifts. and wee 111010111111 lOUs the most repturoae apples's.
The Commode fitsto having been saamosed, his sae d-
iens, the President delivered the following addeme:
" Sire,—ln the midst of the Inaeporte which this birth
of the Imperial prism h s thawed throughout Prance, year
Council of Suds gladly approaches to address to loaf
Majesty their warm and respectful felicitations. Provi-
dence, wit‘ab sines the soasseion of your Majesty has
poured out so many bortelits upon this enspira—which,
after koviag given nooses to our arms, appears to prepare
fR peer pokey glorious results—a all sot, Sirs, have be-
stowed upon you a more drool token of its protection than
Mes &worths; to your desires and oars the birth of an la-
per.al Priam. Around this cradle, depositary of so Essay
hopes, a new Visage of fawn security, Franca utter■
bar thasksgifings, and tarok's Ei.ine bleassoge upon
yew, Bin, her saviour, sad awe that august Princess the
object of oat love sad our roped, so worthy of the happi-
ness which she this day feels as ami toer ■od an Empress.
Sin, your COMCii of Brats, is Jo ming their voice to tte
'seersl eapressioas of pablie joy, could not avail themselves
of a MOTO solemn ccuision to resew to your ts' *sty the
mitarsocia of their snaltereble devotion. They Bad, in the
providential which smarts the happiness • f France, a
new esseoaragement far their labours. Proud of the pan

which your Majesty has reserved for them la the proper.-
tioa of 1 Icy papal', of amelioration sod progress, they
will redouble their efforts to show themselves worthy of
your confidence, and to nuontain the level of a mission
which would appear to grow is the same measure as, udder
tour Grout, Sire, and Vie aid of 001, grows and deeelops
the prooperlty of Femme."
Hie Malady replied follows:

' " Monsies;thePrsaident of the Council of State,—The
Council of State, Intimate of the Sovereign and his goverr -
sent, initiated into all his projects, and associated with all
W 'Ma, would feel. I was well persuaded, a lively participle.
tioe, both in the h.pciame of the present and the hope of
the fetus. Goodman, none au labour beyond yourselves
to consolidate that future Stroag in the peat traditioes
of the Council of State of the first Empire, )on will elabc-
rats the laws which in consenting tee great principles of
toe revolution, pacify the country, emsolidate its power,
subdue party spirit, and prepare the peaceable retires of a
wise liberty. I rely upon your intellipece and the patrio-
tism of whit& you hive hitherto given sew many proofs,
t !meditate to the child just horn, the act emplohment of its
(stare destinies."

These words of the Emperor were received with me-
mimeos acclamations.

THE EAST.

MARSEILLES, Winersnair.
The Languedoc has arrived from Constantinople,
with news to the 10th, Omer Paella had arrived
there. the Russians made prisoners by the French
were to be taken to Odessa to be exchanged for
Turkish priaoners. General Larchey had received
orders to return to Francs. The weather was very
tempestuous, and the packet from the Crimea bad
not arrived. Snow was three teat deep at Constanti-
nople. The journals of the Turkish capital express
their approbation of the article in the Sleds which
wee copied into the Monaleur. The Journal de Con-
stantinople strongly insists on the delimitation of the
Russian Transcaucasian frontier. The Armenians
and the Greeks have protested against the late
hatti scheriff; the Greek petition in particular is
directed against Us clauses of the document rela-
tive to the clergy.

Three RussiZ officers have entered the regiments
of Ottoman Cossacks. Fares continue of frequent
occurrence in the Turkish capital.
The Freese d'Orient states that very severe cold
existed at Amps. The suns journal declares the
health of the troops to be satisfactory.
Accordiog to the last accounts from Yinburn. the
Russians were actively employed in strengthening
the fortifications of Nicolaieff.