Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-27
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by THE CALEDONIA.
QUEENS VISIT TO FRANCE.
Prom the y. v. Express.

by CALEDONIA.
QUEENS VISIT To FRANCE.
Prom the y. v Express.
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AT 20 minutes TO O'Clock this eyening ono ., bo t
carriages drove into the great COURTYARD of the
nc troops instantly presented arms but proved to be only
e ARRIVAL Of the Count de Paris his brother and cousin
who had been out for airing at Teport The troops
again stood at but minutes afterwards IN.
oes o. the superb band OF the Cabiners heard and
IN another moment troop Of that regiment gaoped in
ahng up position in front the grand entrance A hat
tnon oil the flrs Regiment of Light Infantry formed the
night side OF the square, opposite 10 il was nos,, a.
miar force of the 9th Regiment, In fine The son,. -
closed at the top eaving only interval for the entrance
% W ing anu ms iusrious guests after they should have
ueseendeu irou the caIroges) The National Guards and
Artillery and two sfuadrons more of Carbners
and formed the base of the square,
zoo save the Qzeen," played Admiralty by the bands
OF the regiment assembled announced the near ,nproacb
oi he Royal coRTEGE and half minute after O'Clock
the Royal carriage with their Maests Queen Victoria th
hng and Queen Of the French and the Queen of the Ri
sinus' &C. drove into the courtyard. The Royal party
were received with dcaenng cheers those of the whole Of
'o troops drowning the voices of dozen of English
ssH' VINO by favor OF the gallant commandani, Baron
Boero, were present.
Their Mojesues and Prince ALDER, having descended en-
ea te Chaiean, Her Majesty Queen Victoria conducted
oy me hlng OF the French Her Majesty the Queen % tho
ehch ~ the Hing OF the Begians The rest rendered
uuhct by the increasing darkness and the rush from the
OF the noble and distinguished persons who
FORMED Their suite more had not eapsed WHOM
he Moes'ies appeared the balcony over the grand
trance Our beloved Queen and kissed hands rrncot
't' auu ming Louis Philippe hOurshed
WIN Ngor' anu cheered with power, which the Young
estan present could have exceeded This over the
Royal party retired and in few minutes the troops of all
arms denied before the grand balcony and marched TO their
quarters. - e''
is not possible, this late hour to do Justice to the
sPehdor or the interest OF the witnessed in En- and
al report this day. Ii would be equally impossible and
perhaps superuous, if posSble to refer To the feen and
reflections suggested by most impoan, and stirring
events may probably tomorrow have to communicate
~ With "ui's anu want Oi urne compel me TO omit.
r,,, o'clock.
am enabled to add particulars of the closing scene
OF this suspicious day. for such trust il will prye 10 b,v
o4eh' grand banquet served in the grand sale
manger OF the Palace, which, at about o'clock sat down
he hng and Queen of the French their iust!ious guests
Tier MAJESTY Queen Victoria and Prince Albert the Queen
u hI oelgias her Royal Hghness the Princess Adelaide
their Royal ghness the Dutchess Of Coburg the Princes
Ctmentne and the Princess de Jonville, Lady Cowley
ana other ladies' at distinction the Prince de Jonyi he
Duke 'Aumae, NM Guizot Lacaye I,nl,gpe Me-,
Minister Of Marine &c
Her Majesty Queen Victoria, sat between the King of
inc French and the Prince de Joinye and appeared in the
very highest health and spirits and necessarily showing
what my French informant une supsrbe ra1s,, ds
DENIS Her Majesty wore, according the same autho
N.Y. oress OF crimson (enGmOisee) velvet The hair braid
GU 'hy' OUT with p1ousion OF diamonds. Prince Albert
seems 10 have divided the popularity with the Queen for
he Is every where spoken Of with admiration His Rov,
Snness was seated between the Queen and the Princess
AueIade have only time add, the party is desert
bed as having been extremely gay.
AT night the town of Eu illuminated.
OPINIONS or THE PARIS PRESS
The Sovereign of Great Britain saws tho J,,,y H.,
Deoats was expected land the coast of France on
saturday evening We welcome her to our shores
Queen Nctola VIII France under the most favorable
Goors' IN consequence of the brgh, with which we
nave been favored for past We hone that she
may come TO rams, that she will be pleased 70 conemplre
tue wonderful progress Of civilization and the arts the e
pre- OF which her country divides with US We are nor
leety convinced, that wherever she goes her will
DC sau'ed with universal sympathy and respectful cordav
OF only will nation belle Its ancient and noie
reputation for poenoSs, but it will feel an atscto,
gratitude tor tins mark OF Royal friendship shown to cur
sovereign. Al present more than free countries
SVNeteishues represent their people, for the peope
which create them. People therefore really vo-bt o Ii
oeTy are sufficiently confident their own strenq, NOT 10
OeJeaous Of the power OF which they arc III, source "a
inc more Tree they are the they feel fatrered and mo-
nored ut what haties and honor their representative
rance therefore, will not be indifferent 10 the cour,e
Gus WISH OF the Queen OF England. Public satisfaction is
eNPeSseu Oh III sides Ihe most sympathetic disposition
Is every where TO be We rejoice at this In proves
mat notwithstanding all and even after the dreadful yics
situdes OF our history King and Queen are st resect
ed 1t proves, moreover that France Is essentially mI,,r
chca' ana that It only wants opportunity give CON
vincing proof Of this fact.
at Will be a circumstance FORGOTTEN IL; b;s,,- 49,
Queen IN all the spendour Of youth beauty and r,,,o-
shall nave PAID this mark OF gracious Difference TO Prince
VINO mas met such severe trials and who has been al the
same time yisiby pTOtTacied BY Heaven This ,eetn
oil the two most powerful Soyeregns in the world ought
not 10 be regarded ceremony. Ii Is more II i
great act IL Is benefit because II Il a n,,v rtcJ-a -.
| 10 the security OF the world"
The Commerce states, that" it is considered certain
inat e queen OF Great Britain will extend her visit 10
ls' vows ~ ulls eject received yesterday
slieFed almost as official arrived at the Tuile
reS from Eu, bringing orders prepare the apartnen of
the Iuleres, the Palace ROYAL Versailles and even H.
Hatel dc Vile at Paris Daring her stay At Paris Her Nh
Jesiy Is to occupy the Paa Royal Already have the ma
sons who about make alterations in the Pavilion Of
Flora suspended their operations and cleared away the scat
folding which erected the front of the Povio,
at Is commanded that the Palaces Versailles the Tuli
ocs and the faais Royal should be all prepared by Tues
day next at the latest For this purpose no less than 500
upholsierers and other radesmcn have been engaged or
these, $50 have been Versailles Its said that nm
entertainment Is 20 be given the Grand Gallery nj Yer
snes which will exceed Ia magnicence anything Of the
kind yet
This festival IS to be held at night 1t will reouire
not less Than $1,000 candles TO light the galleries nj the
Palace. The Of the Museum is one league ~ ,,
and half British miles. regiment of Infantry will 70
main under arms that night at the Palace
at IS intended that the Queen Of England shall be prot
hed with grand military review immediately after the
ARRIVAL OF the courier orders given 10 the General com
handing at fars TO apprzc the troops hold themselves
IN readiness This review will take place in the C,rrouso
and in the court Of the Tuilecs Troops are To line ,bs
road through which the Queen pass from Eu TO Paris
Her entrance into the capital will be announced by dis
charge of l0l guns.
On Friday, 80 OF the secret police left Paris in post
riagCs for Eu."
what, then, to consider i'm this VOYAGE ssk
the Journal des Debates, III II should take place n. ~
most earnestly desire high and significant mark OF good
will which Queen Victoria aud the King Of the French arc
about 20 give 60 each other in the name OF the two po,r
ta countries they represent We are far from re- oriin
these demonstrations useless. They strike the agina
ton OF the peoples they friendly amcabc relations.
thcy are we may say, ihc symbol Of that pacific civiiza
ton, which tends day aud more 10 the pI,-v ~
time and the welfare ct nations ~ substitute ttsc @
the cid CIVILIZATION rather for the ancient barbarian of tho
laws oi war. Queen Victoria wall no more sncriiire the
interests and policy OF her country than Louis Philippe will
sacrifice those OF France The interview of t,e tv, So
ION will he vfexv rIf t.ffL'