New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

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sIt 'ok bsr place IN from II the ;aronA. In g.
ae'y Il crea''sr. ihe EmpeT-r attended by hrl.tlt
oorteee, entered rhe Bal ii to0N bis s'1t N TIC
throne prirce jerome Napoleon sasisi HI n'-li N
ne rct, p nee Lucien Luis sri PrnSs la 'iSl
Grrst 90 toe In A. usher p-ocaim-l, & lie
II. = D. s,stld" after which pol OF pronoan,el
the foloaiug
SPEECH:
"GESr1ExES SrSAroRs ASD DEPUTIES
"Srce our last meeting gret; events have hap
yened. The appeal which made TO the colu,ry %
coz r the expenses IT the var vel ponlsl
Co. that the result even surpassed our : )9es. Oar
aus have been victorious 10 M Baltic. ~ in th'
Dlick Saa. Two groa: battles have -Sei lu.t-r rpol
OFF flag A striking testimony has proved the ia'i-
macy 81 our relations With England. Tee B-i,i,h
Psrli-mer, hiss voted thanks 10 our G 'nsrils mi
So'ditrs. grsa, Empire, renyiSoraed ny the
ciivsrous spri ofs Sovtregn, has separated ii-a'f
from the poser. which for forty yeas ha. men4csi
tts iudsp. n3ence Of Europe The Emperor q Aa'-
ria has concluded treaty defensive at present
p. hap. A. rsive which unires bis csuso 90 thst OF
Frarce end England. Tins, gentlemen. the l'nser
y war s"B;nu,s. the more numerous becomes the
number Of our Allies, add the clrsor are drawn the
tords slread, f'rtned What drmer bonds can tl.re
in f,ct be. ihsa those bearing the nsmes OF vie
torres bCoI gng 10 the tSo armies, snl Tee ding
S common glory. han the same anHieties aui the
ian h,p-s sc,ire the two countries than ,he sano
views srd the sam, intentions amin ling The t,o
Governments in every corner oftbe globe
Thu. The alliance with Eoglsnl ia uot the r.sut
Of passing Interest aud n policy OF ci~uustsn,c;
It is the union of tvo powerful Nations associated
toge her for the triumph Of cause ia which foo
more toan century their greatness the interest of
civilization and at tn. tim, the liberty OF El.
roie. have been engaged
Unite, then, with NE in THIS solemn occasion -
thank here, in he name OF France. the Brush Par
ian ont for ia cordial m aa.m d,noostraf,n snl
t. English Amy and IL worthy commander flr
der valiant cooperation.
N,lt wear il peace shoui not have been rp-
,stabpbed hope ,hat | shall have - render similar
'herks t. Germany the union and prosperity Of
which We dtsi e.
" IN happy to paw mat tribute Of praisc 70 the
arry ano 10 the fleet. WI ch By their devotion AMI
d.ciplire, have worthy responded 70 my eypa'ta.
: ous, n France la Algeria In the Aor'h as IN he
south. Up - the present moment. 'be arny Of the
Esst has hqd 10 -uf"r, and has overcome everything
-disehse FIRE 'empost and privaons. \ citadel
u ceffan'ly re-provi .oncd, deenie BY fprmii sol,
arllcry b, land ard ga. Two hostile armies. supc-
ror in understanding cond wcakan rs courage
or impede its inpeuosfy. Every man has nohly
done his du'y, from the M,rsha Who bid death wi't
I'll victory mad rroNned him. down 10 the priva'es
and sailors whose last cry in expiring was q prayer
f Frsuce-sn exclamation f the elect Of tho col IN
Try. LIT II. then, dee are Together that the army
srd the Geet have WI deserved Of their country.
wsr. it IS true, entails cruel sacrfccs yet every
y ing commands re - pub il with yisor and, with
that object N view, | count cpou Your assistance.
TIE land army consists, at present Of 59l 600
soldiers, and li3 900 boses; tae navy OF $1,000
,ai ore on bosrd alp.
1T is iuoispcns.be 10 keep up this Effective force.
To GIL pp The vacancies caused by annual liberations
ard ssr -bnll requc,t from You, did last year,
a levy Of 10000 men ami bll 20 ameiinr,te
isiho increasing the enp.n-e of the treesury he
,ordiiion Of rhe soldiers sho will reepgage II viii
afford inn emo advantage. by nscrea.ing the num-
Der OF OLD soldiers "a the army, AMI by Diminishing
IN, oEpr ss0n Of cons Iption. Ihis bill sh tope,
So, have your approbs'iou.
- sbali .-k your Al h,rity 10 eosclude a new ni-
iional Loan D0ubtl,s. suah measure will Increase
the Rational debt bur ct MT be forgotten that by
my conversion Of the rem the interest Of tina, debt
bss been reduced twepty-one million. and half Ny
efIorrs have been directed To place the exp nscs
he presented 10 you balanced The resources of the
loan alone ,uiIse isr The u lenses Of rho
You will see With pleasure tina, ourrevenues have
not diu iD,h.d Commercial activity is mtntlined-
all The gie1 works or public utihty continued
snd Providence has del. ned 10 grant harvest
which all .ai,fy all our San,s
Government. .v.rtheiess, does ut shut It's eyes
n be distress occssioncd by the Oh price OF provs'
IONS and has taken every measure in III DoEer b
pro vide a. ainst this distress aud TO relieve New
sources Of labor have been created IN many districts
Tee struggle which j. going ~ circumscrised by
II odsrstOn sId Justice, vnJc 70 makes the heart beat
nevs rtbess alarms 20 little iha ,nortly assembly
will be held here from all psss OF the globe with the
products Il peace. Strangers will be struck by the
~ srkable spectacle Of country which, counting on
Divine Providence maintains with energy war a,
eco Leagues from its frontiers and which, at the same
TINE with equsl zeal deV elopes it, internal rches-a
country which does not prevent agri culture and ia
dustry from prosperiog tie arts from hourshng md
where The enius Of the nation reveals self every
III NJ which tends 20 the glory Of France.
The Euperors speech frequently interrupted
BY secls uafionr snd ternina ed amid repeated cries
q yiye En- per.ur.' Immediately thereafter the
Iswly appointed Senator's aud Deputies took the
oa,bs II sessiOD declared formally opened and
tb- Emperor aud Empress quilted toe hill, under
sau,e - artillery
II. Engrh pagers e1han.t a their terms Of suloyy
in Jia.rog The Enpsrof- speech Even TIE Loa1oe
DAILY hers says: Napoleon rises u the levsl Of the
siiuston. his language l. the language OF a true
70 staiesnsn His speech j. CD sracterizsd by An eo-
qu,Ice po-erfol thai Of the fret Of his IA ns,
' and T. fri ely ore ctss'e and dignldsi y All the
Pen. Journals pablish the speech without co nmelt,
.Ie.uttbe sfecle which ,.y that ths friendly sent
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