The New York herald., 1871-11-29

The case was then adjourned.
The Empress Euxcnie's Birthday-How IL
WINS spent mt Cbiselhursi-The Ladies' Of
Paris nnd their Beloved Sovcreign-The
EmperOr Receives n Parisjan DeputatiOn-
Address and His Majcsiy's Reply.
From the Manchester Examiner. Nov. l6
TnssSay Nv was i the e day. !ste Engenie9 Of the
the continent to make presents ana offerings OF Of
fec.on 70 those whose names correspond with that
on the calendar. The present chosen by the people
or Paris, or az least by the sympatiizers with the
exlmperial family. as mark Of their alec.
couple OF bouquets four feet In cir
cumierence. ID arranged as to form an
album, covered with purple velvet and mounted in
gold, With The letter "E surmounted bv the impe-
rial eroWn n o. France on the upper cover aiso in
sons and nrms In Paris, representing In oil upwards
OF thirty thousand individuals, who thus availed
iorded them or assuring tie Emperor Of their last
ing attachment There was, IN addition, q present,
ladies OF Paris testimonial OF Affection, headed by
Madame Lelebre the wife CT the late PreleCt OF Di-
JON, and similar emplem OF devotion from some
officers OF the late Imperial Guard.
Inc deputatlon numbered nine gentlemen and
the Two cases. OF enormous dimensions, containing
the flowers were placed on the top OF cab, winch
followed IN the rear Of the deputatioD who walked
lelsufc,y up 70 Camden House. At the entrance
gates the card OF or the parry was sent to the
Emperor, with the message that a depuation from
minutes they wcle admitted, and upon reaching
the house they were received In the entrance hall
by C0nte Daviers VINO, alter ascertainlnX the
OBJECT OF the VISIT lett them to cOmmun cate his
information TO The Emperor. He returned In about
ten minutes, and moment afterwafu the Emperor
walked slowly into the room. He looked extremely
well. but appeared moved by the presence Ol MS
visitors and The object OF their interview. After a
few words from the Emperor, In recognition Of tho
feeling thus evlnced towards HIM, the gentleman
who was appointed 10 act as spokesman commenced
TO read an address prepared for the OCCASION bur,
atter Teadlng couple OF sentences, he tOO, burst
into food OF tears and was unable TO proceed.
His Majtsty thereupon said In French--"Lend me
the book aud viii read IT." hc accordingly read
IN silence the address, OF which the following is a
translation 49, - = srJs..
are the faithful echo Will Your Majesty dsisn to offer the
TO III Majesty the Empress from Spain II
would nave been great pcasure to ns 70 contemplate the
features OF much loved Sovereign but
cded otherwise shall await the privilege Of seeing Her
Majesty I'LL Il has ple1sad 0ol to x the day Until that time
We sha connne to hope, Offering for the hap
pness and the speedy return to France or the Imperial
family.
p'ra rEmpusuri Vce rInaera,Icei pir. h P,fnce I'M
youthful generation represented here presents
the future Of tha energetic continuation OF sympathy and
devoedness without limit which the fathers 70 the
father and which the sons to-day pledge to the son,
The Emperor then retired and the deputatiOn
invited by the COmte Davill,ers TO partake OF
refreshments Upon subsequently returning TO tho
reception room Ills Majesty oame In, accompanied
by The Prince Imperial, whom no introduced TO the
deputatiOn observing, ''ile Is growing quite man. -
placing At the same time his arm on his boys
shoulder. Tne young Prince then gave HIS cartcde-
viste each member Of tho deputatlOD TO each OF
whom photograph Of the Emperor was presented