New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
FRANCE.

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PARIS. Tuesday July p, l,55.
The members OF the international Jury assembled
last evening around a sumptuousy covered mahogany
tree which reared its grooming foliage amid toe splen
did exoics which people at fairy domain, the Jariln
OLIVER: but certain is II that OF the tropical
pls1ts around bore such delicious fruit that which
adorned ihe tree in question. Ibis banquet wa gwen
By the Jury in honor of Prince Napoleon. Assuredly,
tie Prince vel deserved this ovation for, from the
moment Of bis return from the bloOdsalned plains,
where be added 10 the glory of his name aud his
own renown, his undivided attention has been be-
slowed upon the enterprise Of which, al last France
has good reason TO be proud This Il no time nor
place 20 recount 20 you the chickering's the petty ea-
Ousits the ssnderngs end baokbItings OF the Comms
sioners, Freuch and foreign, who seem TO have con-
sIrel 20 add 10 the clihcultles OF las ts6i but
those have been overcome, AMI the Prince now reirs
Triumphant in tie gratitude of The people for his e.
forts. A. tie banquet last evening at the Jar1ln
Hiyer, Lord HEREFORD proposed the Prince health
the Prince replied IN speech which viii mud very
echo in the seat where liberty sits euihrOned. In
sItakn- of the readiness With which France and 9th
r countries had responded to his appeal for all, he
said: ." The success which has been obtained bears
testimony 10 serious truth in demonstrates the force
Of an orsarized democracy In fact, We are nation
Of democracy and equaly by our manners, our insi
iuuors, AID In the objects which We have IA view,
&c. The othei remarkable passages in his speech will
excite our attention.
~ Hank ny noble friends, VI. Dumas and Lord
n, riiOld for tie haigug manner IN which they nave
sIektn in The nsue Of The ulustT0ss assembly wn oh
lCwtye- OF thesc pais are due 20 The eminent snd
4cGlOus men who have al ed me m Organizing the
UuNcrsal EXF ositon. Gentlemen. beg % propose a
toast 10 you. To lie prosperity Of he civilized
.ratiens presented by tie membtrs Of the interna
'tioual Jury. and BY tie Commissioners OF Foreign
Cover msnts. We have done all that depended on
u 10 receive ell, bo'h French snd foreigners with
sincere cordially. Besides the Exposition, our Illus
irous foreign guests mus, have much, aud have
10 doubt made some reflections thereon. They viii
lot have cone 20 study France IN wants. people
ard ID Government trust they vii feel satisfied
with our hospitality. Our Government has given
proof OF ts confidence in 10 own strength by display
ing France Ia the grave circumstances in which Eu
rope 4 now placed. The reason Il, Gentlemen, that
they believe France deserving 10 be seen By al Our
county citing abroad FOR justice and civilization;
10 sus'ans Wsr great from the power Of our enemy
but especially difficult from the rcmoteness Of he Zoe
ard tie Cficuliy Of reaching him. Without feeling dis
nsy 81 this poIcerOus burden, tie Government Of tie
In peIor has dared TO undertake Universal ExpOs-
ton. France ard all he countries admitted have re-
srCnCec 20 IT, arpeal TIE serious essOn taught Gs by the
success that has been obtained Is 10 prove the power
OF organ.zel democracy. In truth we are q nation
Of democracy and equality By our manners, our nsl
tutCIs, and, above g., b our purpose. W III us the
a. * lecoues min ster ID, workman q masies, the
Cesseui q landowner, the soldier general, and the
vLO.e people pisces The crown on IL head by raising
60 tie ihIol dynasty Of rs own choice Tie sOyer-
e.l uucersisI u the genus OF hs nation and thanks
20 TIL uLn Of IDEAS and feelings between the people
j. chief in spite Of obstacle calumnies, and the
Itnoual raneOr u nldis dGeis submerged N tie re-
geLClltive movement Of our county France, with
.Iisf bat without weakness, behods the blood
she'd by Ler gal.snt sOns in her behalf She be-
Slows directly, ind without any Intermediary, 500
ulliLols M ltss tal SINCE year her commerce
receives an extr-Cr4 inary impulse. Ter revenue aug
ueuts gigantic worss smhellish our capital aud
lie oitos Il cur oeFar,nenis. ard lastly, Oh France
bsars he Irocuc.- Of her labor and her skl u tho
JIiVcTsal Expedition If Industry and Fine Arts.
Each rst0n uakes pfo gress b. conformity With r. qe-
CLaT social AID potil forms. j. = tl.lacio4s 10 a.
fcr u 20 lay down any universal formula tie essen
lll 10 advance 10 ne path Of progress towarl The
moral and material wel-bein. Of The masses. Il IS in
this, span from AID above empty forms. that we rec
cgI se lie policy II governments and tie g9es,ncs. Oi
La0us. l., ri Sc who have seea France retec, and
decide With m- arsE.y. II DO lot deceive ms self a.
90 the consequences Of tbs International union
q Crsrd moral end viii have been attained
pefhtcs SUPERIOR even % the material result
Tho idea cf the confederation Of sll civilized
nations vii have mace large onward step aud
frarce vi erloy tse cisinguishe honor Of having
cou;ril uei % u without sel6shuess without any no.
on Of domination, but solely for the general good