The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-21 00:00:00

MESIINO UP Butzszr JUISIDEN2I IN PARIS.

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A very numerous and highly respectable meeting
was held yesterday afternoon, In Meurioe's Hotel, Paris,totake
into zonsidaration the propriety of presenting an address to
the Emperor st the Preach an his mat serape tram sem-
einem Lard OSAT, of Gray, was tailed to the chair. The
lordship, after dating the object of the meeting, sad
announcing that the Marquis of Hertford, who had bees
requested to preside, wee from indisposition, to his lordship's
groat regret, premmted from attending—also that the Earl of
Pembroke, the Earl of Gainaborougb, and Admiral Cour-
tney &Ile were unable to attend—said
" Oentlemen,—Scarcely have three years elapsed eines we
were called together to offer to the Emperor of the Preach
our heartfelt congratulations on his providential escape
from the hands of an assassin, ant: little did we think that
such an vvent would have ok-coma again in so short a spats
of time. History does Dot show a more deep laid and diabo-
lical scheme than this teat conspiracy, and which has been
the cause of killing and wounding no many innocent people.
It has, however, pleamd the Almighty to protect their Ma-
jesties with his shield, and to thwart the views of revolution-
ary men, who had no other object than thetr Wish ambition,
and that .1 throwing the whole of Fromm sad Blimps into
anarchy and bloodshed. I thieving bog have to move that
a suitable addrees shall be pretested to their Majestlet. I
am glad to see here to-day so large and respettabis a body of
my countrymen, who I have no doubt will heartily OMOVi
with me in offering our congratulations on this imeasisa ;
and let us hope that it will be long before such ma event may
occur again."
His lordship then read an address which had been drawn
up, and which he remenatended the meeting to adopt.
11411. HOAR; Bert., thikrome to propose the Brat resolu-
tion. He erseamed Ms pent digest, which hr said he was
save wee shared by the wilds vasetlag, at the diabolical
attempt to swirls the Emperor sad Empress, and he
declared that Englishmen bad a peculiar horror of asaaina-
tlon the crime was perhaps more odious in their eyes than in
(hoots( fay other nuke. (Loud cheers.) He proposed the
resolutioa :—" net tide meeting have ems with the deepest
rejoicing the failure, by the wary of Divine Previews, of
the lets iniquitous Missive ma tl.'s hoes of their Weide the
Emperor sad limprem of the Preach."

Mr. NSWTOS Score baying wooded the reselatka, it
was put from the Asir, sad ferried unaaimonsly.
Lard ft, ii.to desa prepared, sad Dr. GUNNING weeded,
the next resolutbs, which was as follows —" That his Ma-
jesty be requited to resin • deputation, for the peewee of
conveying to his *left the a:preemies of these faslisp."
Captain Pizza; &N., proposed, and Mr. CARTEL sr
waded, the next reetilation :—" That an address, framed is
accordance with the above r,.elation, be agreed to, and est
• deputation be aimed to present the same to his Majesty Ia
the meat of his Majesty consenting to receive the memo."
Sir Roomy Ditizaa thought that the address should
ccatain in sows Ism or another an expression of the hating
which he was sun mast ham been produced in the minds of
all Engliahnsta who had read certain speeches moistly made
by soma of the Ilasperme's coamillon. While desirous to
szprees in the strongest possible meaner his abhorrence of
the crime which had been committed, and his dawn wish
that the Emperor might long Ure to complete sad watch
over the task he had uadertakaa to the great sad neadook
advantage of France and Ramps, he thought they eight sot
to approach his Majesty's person without Wiser him thee
the amettlea that saseadas were prramed by Enalidaren was
aajnet. The isgraisdow• otaveyed in the immiess of MIL
De Moray, Tropism, sad Deroch• were out Insailitsg Is
Zailmal. The Norftwor should know that while he idnaself
was, is ismer times, ad•yleg the inviolable asylum whisk
Baidawd peeled Is WI pealed rote/raw without distbsikm,
he bed wequined the reepsee mad admiration of those Ihella •
men who imawhha by his personal qualities. &ateeflbswiesst
sad beet meet that the world bad produced hod bias deollend
by the snactity of that asylum, sad it was ant saw to be
violated at the bidding of sycophants who bad 211111111 Mr"
dynasty, and who, if • oatamrophe win to kips Is Prams,
would be the first to mak • rohyre which they wail wow
dirty to others. (Load chem.) Sir Robert ormedadad by
handing to the &sir ea address which he did not desire to
pram as an mewdoesat, bat would merely wish to have
nod in order that the mass of the meeting might be taken
upon the main idea whisk it embodied. At the request of
the chairman Sir Robert read his address, which was a
remarkably shiest oesepanitkm, and was greeted by general
and frequently repeated saseriag.
The Castaimer, bewaver, observed that the meeting was
called he the sole purpose of congratulating the Emperor on
his happy escape, and that it would be better to amid
esteem; into say considerations of • political c.haractar.
Several gentleman, while expreesing their entire personal
concurrence in the sentiments expressed by Sir Robert
Daum, agreed with the chairman more particularly as they
were meembled on&reign soil, that It was not desirable to
adopt his address, ea it might possibly give offence.
Sir R. Drxxas, who had only desired to make a friendly
suggeation in ea assemblage of Englishmen, felt that
unanimity was desirable, and in deference to the wishes of
tits mestiag withdrew his addrem.
Mr. KIRKPATRICK then suggested that instead of the
word " Englishmen" in the address, the desigsatios
" USA subjects" should be inserted. This was awned to.
Mr. N lIWTON Bcorr proposed an amendment desouaciag
the refugees for abusing the hospitality of Egghead, sad
declaring that the people of England would support the
government In ay measures respecting refugees it ail*
think fit to Fulsome.

This proPosiiket wee met with vehement crim of "No,
no," end was nithnately withdrawn,

The address was than pat, and was adopted taaadasowsly
Nth eathaslialia aesimatios. It le ma fallow:

We, the anderthined &WA aid., reskbasTh `part.,
are &ethane of esaveyths t. year Midinty the exprerion of
ear slaws crogratalatkee, and of our deep and haertait
joy, at the faun, by the blessing.[ Alakltty God, of the
diabohoal attempt oa your Majesty's Is and that of the
Empress.

"While njoiciag, Sire, in twannon with the whole of
Europe, that, by the racy of DITiOIII Providers, your Ma-
jest) has beta spared kw the slay of Prawn and the wel-
-1 fere of the dared weal, we, es British sabers, antertain
ern a dupe bake td timktabses for the preservation al
the weer sad error ally of or beieva Sovereign.
Ws beg le sera* your Marry of or earnest pryers
foe the heath awl !spares of your Ilersty sea of your
Leonid NOMA, and that your Ibbsty may keg crabs'
Is prod& over the antriss of this great country, with the
beet end highest fedoras of which the mare of Napo-
bon 111. has brow indirolubly cornered."

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a aspalaiaa Is awry up the address to the Erupwar :—Lad
Only at Gay, Lad Rollo, Sir R. Dallas, Bert., Sir 8. North-
air, Capt. Plass, R.N., this O'Gorman Mahal, D.L.,
likdor-Garral Wears, Listit.-Cokwel Cooper, thr
/Whop Bparar, Capt. Moray, Bea. G. Barrington, Rem.
Araakerag, Kr. Kirkpatrick, Dr. Gunning, and Mr.
Augusta Gokhadd, tae. It was that walla that the
a4b skald be h at Maws. Galignaats isp Is Friday
main at ail eakak, kr sigasawas. Oa the prapallimad
Sir B. Ban, aissadsd by Capt. Pima, thesis was oral-
nieftely voted to Lad Gray toe Ids skis tad fassinskity sow
dud to the disk. The rising this bake ip. It is ak a.
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