The New York herald., 1867-11-10

peFeors present and the whols entertainment Wa
sss the Duchess de Nouchy, and on the is Nine Rou.
her. willie c!ess By were Lady Granville. NJ Rouhsr.
sas osssta1s Of Dudley y and Mns. % ssrcsds, =
Esrehy Earl Of Dudley LORD Houshton, Sir Wentworth
Dnls, n; N. Bottslls, Nj Cole, c. b.; N.
ssctsl the American commi..on.r ca ION wit "itn n. wife
end dsughtsr; General Norm. Nj. Delane. Mr. Tits
r.i Er. Goldsmith; y r; Colonel younshusOand, r.
A.; coons! scott, X I. H. Aries DuforT
II tie dessert the chairman rose and in an elegantly
exprssed address proposed the health OF the Emperor
Che Impress and the Prince Imperial
Ate. tbs applause with which this toaet received
he'd sChsded. r. Rouhsr Minister OF State. addressed
h Of sas out M 81;
wostr. dus 70 the industry. patience and in
gcruitg q the hamss race in insurlns nations
Gsy.-Ihis language OF mine 10 receive fom the
events ce the present moment q contradiction. some
tie heavy responsibility or with France; but thst
eocituoe conceive TO be without foundation. The
only sojscs OF the imperial resolutions 70 arrest The
lcrl>s oduancs Of dangerous yerol.tions-sndviduals
without ssowa who dare 70 violate the faith sworn by
the regular power Of the country. loud applause
Ths M1lian nation and its sovereign are aware, thank
God that these short sighted anarchists menace
cfercs much Rome, and the existence OF monarchi
cal Italy 90 well az thai Of the Pontihcal states Lor
NY part, have confidence In the prudence OF this
people 20 whom we have given 30 many proofs OF sym
pshy. II will not allow itself TO be dragged along in
the wake OF evil passions The trial which We are pass
inc through will only ssrvs 70 the consolidation Of
peace By putting down those wild and dsquistng acts
OF violence 10 which she interests OF Europe aud OF
civilization could not be abandoned without shame and
poFi- QSanewed appause.l
The honorable Minister terminated by proposing the
health the sovsreigns and heads Of foreign govern
nentc friendly 20 France.
Lord Granville replied at some length. adverting 10
the superior in which the Exhibition had been
organized and proposed TO those present 10 do honor 10
the toart Of the Imperial Commission.
Victor Emanuel ON the Situation.
TIE Hoeimeato OF Genoa publishes the following an
Ewe7 Of Victor Emanuel address, Of confidence
from Genoa. signed by thousands Of persons The
King Gsyc;-Assurs your follow citizens thai am @lh
tss and that they have full confidence in me For
twenty years have combated for Italy with tho sword
GaG the pen and you may believe that there have been
pegodf difficult this, and that were abls 10
trsverse them with success. have taken any
T:t4e e,-her Of iasaus The nation,
no than myself, would not have supported
their. have believed that 10 such ought to
rick everything, certain 10 hare As people UtN me
wish ths accomplishment OF your destines, and am
they will be accomplished But let the Italian poo
PIE Eave faith IN me and group itself around mo- We
have done great things together and In OF
Gty eha be ready to do again for the honor Of
cur conaraon country Believe that soon by wise
lutionf, object viii be attained Assure fellow
czenc that Raazzi has always been real patriot and
my ficn6; lot them wish him well, for he Is worthy
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