The New York herald., 1871-11-29

seen, ana the cfoss.eXamination sought 10 shake
the witness account of all this and more OF their
ialk.
One Bailey, landlord OF an Inn at wrotey, pro.
lessed TO be well acquainted with Roger Tchb0fnes
person, and believed the claimant To be him.
The case was then adjourned
The Empress Eugcnie's Birthdny-HOw Is
WINS spent nj Cbiselhursi--The Ladies' Of
Paris and theIr Beloved Sovcrcign-The
Empsror Receives Parisinu Deputa,ion-
ADDRESS and Ills Mnicsty,s Reply.
From the Manchester Examiner. Nov. IGl
Tuesday was the 'Jfte dayn tStc. Eugenie) OF the
the continent to make presents ana Oferngs OF Of
fecJt0n TO those whose names correspond with that
or Parts or al least by the sympatnizers with The
ex-imperlal family. as q mark Of their afeC-
0n Sr the g, EpTess Eug"e Of
cahons,s 80 arrangea as to form an
gold, Win ine letter "E, surmounted bv ine impe
rial crown Of France on the upper cover, also In
and firms IN Paris representing in all upwards
OF thirty thousand individuals, who thus availed
themselves OF the ony opportunity at present az
lorded them OF assuring the Emperor Of their last
ing attachment. There was, In addition, present.
IN INC shape o series OF small bouquets, from tho
ladies' OF Paris, a testimonial OF aiecti0n headed by
Madame LeIebre, the wife Of the late PreleCl Of D
Jon and !! similar emblem OF devotion from some
officers OF me late Imperial Guard.
The deputauon numbered nine gentlemen and
three ladies. Arriving at the Cnisclhulst station
the flowers were placed on the top Of n cab, winch
followed IA the rear uf the depulatiOU, Who walked
iciSuiey mp 10 Camden House. Al the entrance
gates the card Oh one OF the parry was sent TO the
Emperor, with the message that a icpaiatlon from
Paris desired IN interview. After The lapse OF lew
minutes they weC admitted, and upon reaching
the house they were received IN the cut ance hail
by Comte Daylliiers, VINO, alter ascertainlng The
OBJECT OF the visit, ieit them to comnluu cate his
Information To The Emperor. lie returned In about
ten minutes and moment afierwari the Emperor
walked slowly into the room lie looked extremely
visitors and the object or their interview. After
few words from the Emperor In recognition Of tho
feenng mus evnceI towards HIM, the gentleman
who was appointed 10 act as Spokesman e0mmenced
TO read an address prepared for The occasion, bur-
a'ter reading couple of sentences, he tO,, burst
into fOUd OF tears and was unable TO proceed
His Majesty thercupon said In French--"Lend me
the book and viii read it.r hc accordingly read
n silence me address Of when the following IS a
translation:@~ - - rn.
siREWs bear you he regrets OF the country OF which
to Maey S. mp our n br MrSs en ;o 20 a oaS, hS
would have been great TO to contemplate tho
features Of our much oyed soyerssn but aie has do
Majesty tl has pe1sei doi u dx tho day Until that time
We sha oonnnnc to hope Offering our praya.o thc hap
piness and The speedy return TO France or the Imperial
family.
p'cl rEmpn,ui riue fIr1e,cs,ti pir. 10 Prince I'M
The youthful generation represented here presents
Your Imperial shness the for the present and
the futre of The energetic continuation Of sympathy and
dcyo,edness without limit, which the fathers vowed 10 the
father and wich tho sons to-day pledge to the son,
The Emperor then retired and the deputatlon
were invited by the COmte Daviliers TO partake OF
refreshments Upon subsequently returning TO tho
reception room Ills Majesty came In accompanied
by The Prince Imperial, whom no introduced TO the
placing at the same time his arm on his boys
shoulder Tne young Prince thcn gave his cartc-de-
vsite each member Of lno deputatIOD, TO each OF
whom photograph Of tDe Emperor was presented.