Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

Napoleon and Dugente's visit to England.
The English paPets ate crowded With Accounts
Of lie visit Of Napoleon III and bis wife 10 Tile
Queen Of England,
On Monday The tstb ofyAphl, Napoleon ILL.,
and the Empress Eugenie arrived Of )ovett jour-
neyed thence 10 Wiulaoti temsinel the guests Of
the lltiiIst sovereign Eve days. mel With dls!in.
guishel reception from the Court, and esstaotli
naiy enthusiastic gteetOg from Tho crowd; were
almost overwhelmed BY coHstaiulutOty addresses
ftom corporations and institutions, and returned
to France amid tempest Of hUushsl
On Wednesday the 18Th, the Queen conferred on
The Emperor the inYestllute Of the garter. grand
chapict Of tile order was held al Windsor, aud The
fotmailies which accompany The PRESENTATION oil
the piece OF ribdnb wee duly gone Though.
The Queen buUkled The Cutler around The I'm
rerors leg aud placed lhe riband actosS his slonl.
ders. grand dinner pntty aud concert concluded
the evening.
On Thutsaay The Emperor and Empress, escort.
ell by detachment Of tie Qneen's Lie Gnatis,
went 10 London 10 receive tie address Of the NUM-
oipally.
The collegc, Of close carriaseS, proceeded at
rather a tapid taie along The principal streets, IN
which Il was estimated that not fswet than one
million If spectators weit assembled. Hundreds
OF nars wefe chung IN Tho outer walls" aud q
noticeable proportion bore tho words, "PeInplte
c'Csl Ia paixn Guillhal had Oeen newly deco
taled ior The OcCOsivn.
Al tho FnS'eln enIl OF the hall Two thrones were
pnced m raised canopy Of purple velvet and
gold, One Of tho thrones bore tho CyplIet N, the
othtEE.-NopOleon, Eueenie. Seats were reserved
fof the Cabinet Ministers, high OliiCets, md The
corps lplomatiQue.
Clustered around the walls were devices ,ltnpeA
with lie Aigs OF The allied nations and hGaTlllg
Tue legends "lIalaklavn," "almn," "lnEeIman"
Melni!ions by Queen Victoria aud Napoleon III.
pleu,ifllly btsluddrd The walls.
l.onl4 Falnlerst1n, ClnfenlOn, Lanlsdownc and
Pannuie, with numerous lesser ligIllS Of th" nd.
minstfa'iOn, Wete present, as w0S also Tho United
States Minister,
The Emperor wore, rs usual, The uniform Of
general Of division, HugenIeS costume was OF
white aml green brocade silk. Wien the IsecoEd'
Ct proceeded 10 read lie address 10 lie Emn.tNr,
TIC Emntes, arosc and Stood by lte side Of het
husband. Nopoeon's rePy 10 the address woS in
the following teEm%
tMr. Mnyoh-Aller tie cordial reception have
experienced from the Queen, nothing could affect
ME lure tleeny than the sentiments tOwNtdS The
EmnrtSs and myself, 10 which you, my l,)tl May.
or, have givcn expression OH The part Of The city
Of London; frr London represents The available
resources which Worldwide commerce affords
both fof civilization 0nll IoE wal.
Flnucring as Rre your praises accept them, be-
canSe they are addressed much MOte 10 FrancU
than 10 myself; they ire NIlnSsel 10 n noiion
whose interests nrs To-Day eyetY where Identical
with your avn. Applause. They are address,
e,l 10 uR army ami navy united to yours lY hero.
ic c0inpAnnaslir IN dArstE nnl IN plOw Re.
newrd applause. They are aidrcS$ed 10 the pol
icy Of tie two GOyeGlLtntS Which IS LuECd Gu
truth, IN moderation and nM justice.
As Tot myself have rctaiuGl on III! throne
Just the same sentiments Of sympathy mud Is.
team Tot tie English people which prO!rsSe'l as
an txile-Qo mud prolonged GIrcerng) |
enjoyed hCre the hospitality NJ your Queen; Hnl ii
! have aciCI in ucc0rilncg win NY cHnYicll1ns,
it is that tie interest Of Tie ration which has clio
Sell Ine, M less than TINT Of universal civilization,
has made itd duty.
Indeed, and England E'rnncG are naturally united
oil MI the Gredl questions VI politics Gn,l Of hut
man progress that Lgitlte the world. frin tho
shotcS If the Atlantic 10 those nj the MehIteITa.
ucan-ltom the baltic 10 the Hack SGa-ftom tic
desire 10 abolish slavery, iuUur hopes iOT the are
IloFAtiOn VI al the Countries Of Europe ste IN
the moral M in lie political world for orr Two ia
lions but ole CourseHnl one end tApplauSe.)
It's then only by unworthy considerations and
ptlul tivalTieS that our union could be discover.
ed. II We follow the dictates OF common seuse
alone, sc shall b. SUE Oflhv future, loud Np'
paused
IOn ata right in interpreting my presence among
you as n flesh aud convincing proof Of my euer'
Ieiic corporation IN the prosecution Of The waf,
il We fail in obtaining an lijnOrabIe peace. APP
plause.
Should we 50 fnil, although our difficulties may
hv great, We may smelly count Oh successful
result; lot not only ME our SOeiS AMI sa'lotS OF
lriC vAor, not only IlO Nnt twN counties pOS$.sS
within themselves unfivAlleIl reSDnTCeS--but Raye
ai--nn here lies their SuPerrOriiy-it is because
they nEe III tile van Of oil gentiOuS ami enlightened
iteIS.
The eyes Of all who suffer, nSlincIively Turn 10
the West. Thus our iwI EaIiOlS ate even niHte
pNwelln from The opinions they IepFc$rNt, then
hy tic armies nnl fleets they have ut their cOn'
mInd. Great "prinnSe.)
am deeply grateful 10 your Queen fCralfIdins
me this solemn opportunity al expressing to ,on
MY own sentiments Rll llin<e al France, Of which
! mn the interpreted. thank you IN my own
name aud that Of tie Empress E,t the frank aud
' SI' T oos " it 20" ~" P'Src i Io "'
i,s om,s..;o nm m,Js ~" n;nJs ,,,o,oIy nhe IN
o%n,cr,a,, II. If lie hmny,n, snrrtnci. Which
I.n,,nJ n,.sn,s %Ln,,. ri,,"s M lie trm,. n.
'Ic1s I6. rsn.s NJ" cS,,n,,y 1rr Inc .nnFs of
hbeNy without 'lansrt To It's gfnudcnE."
Addresses had been voted by the corporations
NJ Liverpool, Manchester. birmingham, Brighton,
=, "f,s, i%a ",smrI.sIo, HAMMER nj Commerr".
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