Colored News. — London, England, 1855-08-25 00:00:00

AUGUST 25, 1855. went Ifer sty touc ranee there were re- pauses. ti peated rounds from the cannon and artillery. In tl _ cheers from the assembled thousands that crowded every spot, fro the quay to the highest pinnacles of the cliffs, rent the air After a delay of a quarter Majesty cent carriage, especial drawn by two beautifu of the assc T sat with her ?rineess Royal. ( ce Albert and th age were solid gc f the Frenel ad Marshall of Lancer plaec the ( little train As t ;y and her pro; of welc It time the Address w•as lire reply given, the Queen entere ily intended for her use by d people to the railway towards the horses, havi and tl The tra 3site to the Q rince of Will( and the arms inside over] pure gold. His Imperia )de on horseback upon th raguay d'Hilliers rode on h and Royal party . were prec 'arbineers. During the la :o the railway station the i layed our National Anthe al and Royal party having Iway fatio: s its eff toy al ty looked reinart ti by the Emperor After a II the cal ria I the principal r le Royal and Imy view of the Royal ived v The R Majesty was i handkerchiefs, ed. Evc;ry•silot ion was densely party arrived at At night the public Lted; indeed, many, ,nteil to H the magni he Emperor y amid a vit station. He tg by her sid Princess so jesty ti ht of ti back upc 1 by reg tg of 11( .ent bow Hugs of Paris W( as thos( prior_ to the rey Lice of the Ely as, whilst the p 1. Th crow dc fully decked out I Lions of every descrii of Marine, the Place St. Honore, and the ng au' the P tdequatel , and wit the Strir hey wer rn any way one r The following it oulevards coalman and H( 'raving ( Victoria riump party splaye ly Mum Minister of F Aides, &c., pr( inn—thy de la ( Id arch Elyseits gardens .st Rev sh Am ited themselves ation. The P.l y of eagles in t a v Embassy, Rue of light, which, t a a transparency on the I A.ngloruni Rc hion prevailed under the e -as eqnally illuminated ie Minister of the Int enate House, the Hotel ant effects, and giving t can be well conceived ad worn out the greatc .sitors, and scarcely 1 Victoria was re s. Her Imperia the Emperor Foreign Affl ments the En nine their N served. Th ents, where f her Most Gr ns sold extew dame ti apartn he Par ng a II n Viet rly yon that lg on t mover ►ys the Mon by her II he ladies an , is also by th sojourn, by his Excellc :1, and by afterward till clever , sty, illustrate e same node played from never have truth, the xl and beat 1 we join w is des Beaux Art d by their orrsidei id ti. jurors of th( A. - beautifully ie walls covered wi d prove fuffieient t the crowd in the followed by Prink nd the Prince of W -dens. The receot )iciures, and here ti r. Waagen. The hemnt different r ,o felt themselves all they could, the f a large choir of w through a chorus in which d, led by their conductor, M. ►nd musical effect. Having petted the galleries of water. nortly before two o'clock the Ist enthusiastic cheers, and the Elysee. There at half- iistory soul, G 1 Mond ten o'cl( re the In oleon, th had as )mpltmentary part of th 4 ple, full of love and reach of her Majesty stood 9 I on every sid ere of art, and m arved spa t first Lel ustrious visitors from rvey ; bu .ey got overwhelmed, and Who h;d with him the P.tinc after them came the suites o the corteee, led by the Pri cries of Vivo la Mite' whi the Prince and the royal c thy her hown by M. Arles Dufour — a • French sal singers, trained on a system Hullah in England, and wi God save the Queen." was i kd for Chivet, with extraordinary precision a visited the British department, and insi miniatures. &c., sh . . .. royal party = took their departure, amid proceeded to partake of luncheon at t sir Majesti4 ;hey remain qually expc _ . g the day :e Albert v acious Majl ively for ti et any require afte arty perhap iroughout t missien, dive ther .e were t ved wo. 1 a pc( both govc t Napo officers Marsha on her their exc, Ley the Mi Lis Excel lL Niitli I ally ev of talc 'he Em- Palace Albert, Ica, and ttentio THE COLORED NEWS. e ner hlaj rite Chime decorate 1 to St. reception of the c IT her Imp ved on 1 Most, Visited r way there anc :o the P . royal p Royal I. de Lr, who had no r he verb is cireul f the I ws. The I father, a A curi of Triest ea to a ty of ( ment ( The Bonap to the nce The N feared •ill be elit . v. as the nce. The Lples yield rded iv i &pita f 'Vier y on tt Ills whc the watc by opp with tl him re Whet before now ( that ex NIER. Pai. ted under tl al II .ects of Paris fro: d citN Its cucr of the old Meth very instructive boot t the 1 nterns r sunset, at this epoch, is vi-vid being r M. Luck nave at ze CX]: nave a cert presen tir It may nc I pastry consumed In th lighted Ages,— York Time chrono- I mot of Arnim. ) be believed, but we I result of our readin philosophy of Locke vindicated fro' s boo. .dly expect tc ole of this I ibour. The cy call in Sc ind vig of everyti ) this i the vs success, A ship 111 r it swi A of rheto: a Hist( le, but other to s nessenu The hig hest p unkind. When , p's eye y. Bu often V J in t Dicu pour -1 1 this mud lut, (tor n M. Foun ly ridiculo )f the watch in 1418, NV Midd 'ere nl kges and al Still hit e spot where t in interest. The 10- ry the Fourt night fall into the the '• History an important .inters and writers, for the r ) these painte nd writer ber tl waded posed s unta ratin7- re v olit Paris le eViR kutho; to find .t city. I far from t t get o I At La in t E har wl:4 lc la