New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05
FRANCE.

The Empress and her child continue well and the
Tuieries has been crowded with all sorts Of deputa
tions. The Emperors replies have been generally
purely complimentary, but in answering the deputa-
ton Of the Congress- he made of the expression,
81 am happy that Providence has sent me son at
"he moment rhen era Of general reconciliation 70
Announcing Itself to Europe" These words arc
looked upon in Paris sort Of confirmation OF tho
general belief in peace. The stock market has In
consequence been firm, and prices more buoysnt.
Threes had varied from ~ fir. IS to ~ II. 5.
On the 18th the Emperor received the congratula~
tons of the Senate the Legislative Body, the Ceun-
ell of State, the Magstracy, the Institute the Clergy
Of the different religious persuasions the Municips!
Body and deputstons from the National Guard and
the Army and Navy The reception took place In the
sale du 'Trone, into which the great bodies Of the
State and oil the populations admitted IN succe
SION All present were in grand costume. The EN-.
peror in the uniform Of general Of division, and
wearing the Gordon Of the Legion Of Honor stood In
front Of the throne and on bis night was Prince Ns-
poeon. 80
Cose to the throne were ranged the Princes of the
family of the Emperor having rank at Court, - well ~
the grand officers of the Crown the marshss admirais
high functionares and grand crosses Of the Legion Of
Honor. Prince Louis Lucien B0naparte was stu de-
tanned by his late accident and could not Do present.
AT hafpast 70 the Emperor received all the Penpo-
entiaes Of the Congress, as well as the persons at
tacbed TO the Mission. Count Walewshi President Of
the Congress who was charged ~ bs colleagues 70
Sire The Plenipotentiaries at the Congress
have charged me to be on this solemn oc-
casion their organ 10 your Majesty. l am
happy and proud, Sire, to find myself called on 10 ex-
pres to your Majesty in the name Of Europe, the SEN
timens, the hopes and the joy which are everywhere
inspired by the happy event with which Providence
has degned to bless you and which BY securing and
consolidating the Napoleon dynasty, Is for the whole
world a fresh pledge Of security and confidence"
The Emperor replied:
thank the Congress for the wishes and congratu-
lations which it addressed to through you. / am
happy that Providence has sent me son at the mo-
nent when an era Of general reconciliation u an
nouncing itself to Europe. shall bring him up with
the feeling that nations must not be egotistica ana
that the repcse Of Europe depends on the prosperity OF
each nation"
The foreign corps diplom0tiqus was also received.
aad was favored with sight OF the child, ON whom
~ Papal Narcio took the opportunity Of bestowing
aesedrtiou. The French aud English papers report,
AZ length ali the addresses and replies One OF tina
most noticeable is the reply made by the Emperor 20
The Senate as follows and intended as an answer to
those WHO took exception to the use OF the BOURBON
appellstop eHfans de France;
u MossIEuR LIE PREsIDEkT DU SEsAT-The Senate
bas participated in my joy that Heaven has given mo
con- and you have hsiled as happy event spe BIRTH
ofa child ofFrance. Intentionally make use Of that ex-
pre- sion child of France The Emperor Napoleon, my
unee who applied TO the new system, created by the
Revolution Al that was great and elevated in the old
regime resmed that ancient denomination Of the ch-
dren Of France The reason is, gentlemen, that when
an b.r Il bmn who is destined to pepetuate pstiona
systsm that child is not only the scion Of family.
bu. Is the son Of the whole country, sad tAal sP'