New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10
ADDRESSES OF TIE EMPRESS TO THE
LEGISLATIVE BODIES,

Al o'clock TO-DAY the o. eat bodies of the State
received at the Tueries by the Empress Regent pre-
vOusly to her departure for ST. Cond tor the summer
season The Senate awaited the Empress in the Sale
du Tronc the Corps Lcgisleif in the Salon dApoOn,
and the Council of State in the Salon Blanc. The
Empress passed through each of these drawlng-roois
leading the Imperial Prince by the hand and accom-
uanied by Price Jerome the ministers, the chamber
airs and the ladies Of honor. Nj. Gaier de Cassag-
nae describing the ceremony In the rays, says that
"the Young prince dressed in white with his prety
{" fair hair curling naturally smiled ard waved hs
'hile hand" Nj. Troping III the name OF the Senate,
Count de Morpy for the Corps Leglsa,l, aud NJ la
roche for the Council of State, pronounced addresses
Ia which her Majesty returned answers After tue
speech TO the Corps Legislai, NJ de Cassagnac, VINO
was present says prince Jerome, taking no TIE
Young prince in his venerable arms presented him
Ito the assembly and all the deputies rushed toward
1.-The child, disputng with each other the honor OF
touching his little hands, which they covered WIN
kisses" The Empress was moved To tears, and
SAWS the same recorder every body present cried, anu
"difused the general emotion by convul'ive shaking
"Cf hands"
The three speeches made by the Empress were as
follows;
MrsuRs sSArEUss ZOO wished before 'ePaIstns b
visit to t Imperial Prince Thi. token Of your iarIr' IA
him did surprise but am not the les deeply H go oy
confidence which have already been encouraged % i'
o hs 10 Ias CORPS LEeIsL,rIr.
CySTLENEN: much moved by ia, expression OF your ue
the Imperial Ptince before returning - yVi
en;s rely upon your enshened patIi9''m 70 N
The provinces that faith which al have IN the enrs o
army and when The proper time shall core s 10 Inr ~ en-
With ia altogether French the strength Necessary 70 accomplish
f. rely therefore, senemsn upon your Ssi sd sna
ire .uri the nation 81 large which IN the so'cnee OF u
b. whom has chosen, viii never be wanting 70 WOMAN ah'
child - ..,s
GENTLEMEN: ,hani you FOR having associated yourselves
WITH The manifestations u the Senate aud iAe to le-A'I
Yoar support this occasion precious ien' y 81 20,
I lI. b= rae =
The following was Count dc Morny speech 10 TIE
Empress; ,-,-.,, -. ..,.,..,, i. b.,,v 70
have r honor being admitted ycur presence ssd 70 So
W. no tkrr- to encourage the feeling OF rs;sm which pfr-ut
call Tor shsl have ltie occasion 70 use
80 and homer ever ybais. This Of The EupeTo. 'na,
,. csused some IN the minds a. tns~ "noa no
.n,u France But Ii, generous patton understands nr mes
i.x 81 feeling ard when the Emp-ror leaves france %
Lar TX, per deTs and defend the honor o. ul nAf
.sS md sa lion and deyotedness for your p-rson nuu
~ Therefore Madame reckon upon Universal slppoI, Nua @
al i5osr sentiments which your due regent qua a.
Al The reception of the new member NJ. jules San
de.u al The French Academy to-dsy, NJ 'itet, an Oh
Minister Of Ions Philippe. eommeuced his lnsusuia
ton speech in the following remarkable terms; III,
SIR At the moment Of skiuE your seat here yo4 hsd -
our minds diverted nom ofdIafy atc stSGrs of u's
snd thcushi. with the sas OF France II you VII pIu ~
say tecl crr-Rn .o1t 81 atnrisnGi'. Sa 81 =
hips called upon thanks ENJOY The sweet pares %
literary wra .hr Gin q riass n caf r.is 80
when hrr;bcn tie soldiers Of TIA. e'unS eie p~nA'
b yery s,sn, shedding ;he blood for country sad .s
s new p.oufs their censsucy ami heroic 'sl Mc
E; 81 bisouacs the ~oes waioh sasaa a.
tcir eyes may they a; least Know that ihcH soJ Aa ~
r.rr.s wcrc hfst thought On ihis occas'en
NJ. Ntet proceeded, in highly polished speech, 20
c,nrratulsie n. Sandeau on being the first novelist
MN had ever been admitted, proy IN thst character,
= - u,b.r OF the Academic Franc ase during the
TAO ,eniuries ths, il has existed.