Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-08
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the Tniir,ie. has been crowded with all sorts Of
depnfations. The Emperor's replies have been
generally pure complimentary. but, in answer
ing the deputaiion of tho Congress. he made u-e
OF lie expression-"l am happy that Providence
has sent me a son at a moment trhfn an era o. gt-
neral reconciliation is announcing itseifto En-
rope"
These words are looked upon in Paris II. a
sort OF confirmation of the general belief in peac.
The stock market has in Consequence been finn
and prices more bioyant. Threes had varied
from 72tr 65c. 10 7;3fr 5.
At half past IL on the 18th, the Emperor re-
ceived all the Plenipo,entiaries of the Congress.
rs well as the persons attached 10 the mission
Count Walew-ki, President of the Congress,
VIII" was charged by his colleagues to STEAK on
the occasion. expressed himself a follows =
''Sires: The pleni potentiaries Mt ,hescongress
have charged me TO be, on this solemn occasion,
their organ 10 your Majesty. ! am happy and
proud, sire. to find my elf called on to express t.
your Majesty. in the name Of Europe, the senti
ments, tho hopes and the joy which ure every
where inspired by the happy event with which
Providence has deigned to bless you, and which,
by securing aud consolidating the Napoleon dy
nasty, is for the whole world, fresh pledge uf
security and confd7nce.'
The Emperor replied:
IL thank the Congress for the wishes and con-
CALCULATIONS which it addresses to me through
you. am happy that Providence has sent me
son at the moment when an era of general CON
clation is announcing itself to Europe. shal
bring him up with the feeling that nations must
not be cgotisica, and that the repose of Europ e
depends on the prosperity of each nation"
The foreign corps dipiomatique also re-
cei,ed. and was favored with sight of the child.
on whom the Papal Nuneio took the opportunity
Of best"wing benediciion. The French and En-
gl-h papers report at length all the addresses and
replies. One Of the most noticeable is the reply
made blythe Emperor to the Senate as follows,
and intended rs an answer to those who took ok
cepton to the use of the Bourbon appellaton
en- fans de France:
Monsieur lie President du Senate-The Senate
has participated in my joy that Heaven has given
son, aud you have hailed as happy even,
the birth of child of France. | intentionally
make use of that expression, child of France.
The Emperor Napoleon, my uncle who applied
to the new system created by the revolution, al
that was GREAT aud elevated in the old regime, re
>umpd that ancient denomination OF the children
nt France.
The reason j., gentlemen, that when an heir
is born who is destined to represent II national
-N-trni, that child l. not only the scion of Il fnmi
Is. bar j. the of the whole country, and that
appreciation points out to him his duties. If this
were true under the old monarchy, which repres-
enied exclusively the privileged classes, how
much more 50 i, il now when the Sovereign is
the elect of the nation, the first citizen of the
country. aud the representative q! the interests
OF all :"
Each Of the d, pptat ions were ushered into ih.
apartment whrle the child was repo.ing in tn.
nngni iicpAt cradle presented by the city of Paris
AT the head of the bed stood Mdm. Bruat, gouv-
ernan'p, the Princess d'Essling, and the under
gouvprnantcs; and by the side were sCount Bac-
cli"chi. Col Fleury, Col. Edgar Ney, Count d.
Arju,un, chamberlain. After the several persons
had passed in front of The cradle, thew went to
another room and inscribed their names in the Wis
itors' blok
An amnesty l. declared TO all political often
ders who will return and take the required allie
glance.
Gems Banlnn. Canrobert and Bosquet are rails
cd to the rank of Mnrshas. Several Generals Of
brigad. are promoted to Generals of division. a nd
fye Colonies, among them Col. Edgar Ney and
Col. Fleury, are made Generals of brigade. NJ.
Foul and Admiral Hamen receive grand cros.-
es of the legion Of honor.
Il j. calculated from statistical tables, that the
numbrr Of children born on the 10th of March, Ia
all of whom the Emperor and Empress are god
father md god mother, must be about 2.50O. -
Each child i. to.ecoive gift $4,000 francs. All
the boys must be named Louis Eugene, and all
The girls Eugene Louise. A sum of 900 francs
to redeem art cies from pledge.
Prince jerome is recovering.
The market woman (dames de la haiie) sent II
deputation to the Imperial child, and presented
him with superb bouquets.