The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-21
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RECEPTION OF THE PAPAL DELEGATE
Address to the Throne Of the Chamber
Of Representatives.

2lst Msy 1S53 From them we re translate the so,lov
ing cunt Of the reception by Fausn the Grt Of tho
apostolic delegate charged with letters and present
from the Holy Pontx Our CORES pondcnt gave soue or
the particulars in his letter published yssterdays HER,
AID, but prefer King them literally ~ reported in
the oGicial journal.
Upon the 10th inst his Majesty the Emperor received
Aonseignor Vincennes spaesiapara Bishop sf Arcadi-
opolis, the apostolic delegate.
From seven oclock in the morning Monseicnors tI,a
Presidents and Secretaries of the Senate and Chamber
ths high cgntares, the officers OF the Imperial Staff
with Moneignor his Exceency the exGovernor Of the
capital. arrived at ths palace.
At bali past two carriages left the palace coust
and stopped before the Hotel de Belearde to receive tho
Bishop well his corege and conduct them to the
imperial palace.
AT quarter to nine O'clock the Herald at Arms an
nounced his Majesty the Emperor.
The Emperor dressed in rich costume enter sd the
Salon de Mars. where there ranged around the Of
fcers Of the Imperial staff.
Ths attendance composed Of Monseignor the Grand
Chamberlain, Monsegnor the Grand Amoner
the Ministers Of War and Marins Monsegnors the Nina
ters Of Finance and Commerce. of Interior OF Ami
culture Of His Excoency the Chancellor of His Excel
ency the Grand Master of the Ceremonies of the Prss
dent and Secretaries Of the Senate Chamber and Of
the Editor Of the Acts of the Government Monsisruo
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charge Of tho portfolio Of foreign affairs presented Mon
eignor the Bishop spacciapatra to the Emperor The
dsntaries present being ranged around Bishop Spac
ciapatra addressed the Emperor In the following terms
sire-Our Holy Father the Pope Plus the Ninth as.
COZ ding the piety and religion your Majesty has con
court, Honored by this sublime and sacred uiss{ n.
mission altogether spiritual and heavenly, and uncon
,Ss for ws @ tas 70 politics OF the nearly upos
q my sire IN handing TO the letters of the common
rAiaer of all the Faithful. You sin discern ia thsm
nations Of the earth in the love- because they al
spring from the same God The desire which your Ma.
Iiness OF your empre-thst happiness which rep ses
nnon tn" :: Jesus Chtis and consequent
upon the closest union with the vicar of divine Sa
Sire as minister Of I'd admire in your person the
Constantine Of your people and history viii salute you
empire has lorg BEEN the Queen is not that your
Maesty has raised in it affairs, for they exist in ths
eniDeLtly Catholic heart Of every Haisiea, but
Majesty is surrounding them with spendour-the
ecla of the apostolic Of the chief to whom Jesus
Christ has corded the helm Of bis Cnsr,h; sod It viii
and the imperial dynasty which you have founded
sne, bear 10 the blessings of the Vicar Of Jesus
the present life and for eternity they will open for
glorious empire which posterity will desig-
nate by the name of Faustn the Great.
Soon otter this DISCOURSE Monssgnor Spaccapatra pre-
sented to the Emperor his title Of credence and magni
the Sovereign Pontif
Monseignor the Minister of War and Marine, charged
with the portfolio Of Foreign Affairs answered in thss
terms -
Monseignor Bishop-Hs Majesty is feelnsly touched
with the sentiments which you have Just expressed ia
presenting to bim the letter OF Holy Father the Pope
The will with pleasure relations of friendship
established between the courts of Rome and Hyu In the
iDteIet Of Mother the Church His Imperial Majesty
Fsustin the First here all his sympathy
Sovereign PontT Plus k Toyou Monseigoor the coed
wishes Of my sovereign.
The Emperor took his seat and invited NJ. Spaccia
ratra be seated Soon after his Majesty stood up 70
ued the assembly, and retired into his private apart
ments The Minister of War and Marine then presented
the delegate to the President and Secretaries of the
Chamber and to the high dignitaries. II Baron J. de
Moseau reconducted Monseignor spscciapatra to hia
hotel where after he received visit from the Mnis
ter of Foreign Affairs.
The Chamber Of Represen atves in their sitting Of the
2th April adopted the following address his Imperial
Majesty
heard With the greatest attention, proves the Chamber
OF Repest natives ms that the order of things
is porous, and that aud confidence conso
dated on all points OF the empire. The couatry pro-
ece6 by Providence and directed by your noble efforts
has been placed in that normal position which assigned
its destipes The nation, is Indebted for happy
tranquility which it enjoys to-day TO The indefatgsbs
zeal Of your Majesty VINO sacrifices all his to
The public iDteIe t.. paterual administration such
that which makes the glory of your regn-a en-
gb ned pocy-we dare to hope will bring back into
ide Of the country those brothers of The portion tha
State, who If they understood their interests would
also that there for them any
Of future nationality possible except n this indissolubIe
bond which ought always 10 unite the children OF Hayt
The Chamber is happy to learn that your Msesys 60
meDt enterans good connections with all powers
represented in Hay IT, it will receive with interest from
the ministers of your Majesty the expose of the sus'ion
of the county-interor and exerior-and will always
offer its frank and loyal assistance in voting
which might be required for the strengthening of our
ntuops. Size the Chamber presen's to you. from AL
points of the empire the evidence of love and sympathy
Of the different districts. The nation-beeve It, SIRE.
regards its august sovereign with affection; and this
manifestation expressed by the Chamber of Representa-
tves is for your Majesty the purest guarantee thereof
Extend always SIRE your solictude people who
have conced to you their destr les for the glory OF the
patton yours As TO the chamber which represents tho
nation, IL will remain in a sincere under standing
with the 1t will contribute by its efforts to the
happiness Of the empire by aiding to render reazabls
the grand thoughts Of progress and public we'll being
which animate your majesty. Moved by these senti-
ments the Chamber Of Representa- lives cries. with all thu
tram port of patIotism-
vive lEmpereur.
Vive le Constitution
Vive rUnion-for