The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-08
VISIT OF QUEEN VICTORIA TO
GERMANY.
HER RE Ep TITO NJ.
REVOLUTION IN EUROPE
[Fron London Times, AugustIo J

SINGULAR AhiHLDTlDh In EuRUPE
From London Times AugustI0
shar.ly sitter four o'clock her Majesty and his royal
hghaess Prince Albert, accompanied r. Isd7 Canning
tho Countess Of Cain,boiough the Earl ofAberdeen ST.
James Clarke physician in ordinary and several others
q thu great Officers otsa.e, left buckingham Palace in
the r2yNi carrsges, and passing through pimco and
over Vausha bridge, proceeded ri rapid rate towards
Wocl~icn who're The raral yacht Che Victoria and Al
bert. and her consos the RGck Eagle, lay III readiness
10 convey the royal party TO the Continent Her Males
ty appeared in excellent health and spirits and owl.
denty unaffected by the fatigue OF proroguins Para
meng.
As early as 3 O'Clock the gates OF the doc.yard were
surrounded by crowds OF welldscssed persons who
evnced eager an anxiety to obtain glimpse royal
ty, as II the presence OF crowned head a. Woo.ich
enharkng or deharlSng was unusual and event,
instead OF being as IL, circumstances which toe poll
tca and maritime greatness oil England has rendered
matterci almost everyday occurrence. No'Wthstand-
ing the extreme desire which displayed by ali pre-
sent 70 obtain glimpse of the Queen aud the consc-
quent efforts TO secure favourable position, the az
Engagements were SO complete, and carried out
viii SO much order by Inspector allaleu and The men
under his command that not the slightest cie umssaoee
occurred to mar the general enjoy and harmony
hst prevailed. As every circumstances connected with
such "a event az tho departure Of her Majesty for TO-
reign shore will naturally be looked her subjects
as noportans, we commence to narrao thoso which
| witness cd - the order in which they occurreo.
A. hsfpast three O'Clock the gates of tho doohyard
thrown widely open and ccabriolet thunder.
ng down the carraae-irive " hnh was ha,led with
bur of expectation by the assembled multitude and tie
moment stopped, gentleman with blue bag stepped
Lightly from ms vehicle and approached the waters
!
ystanders with idea that he n continental prince
the very least foreign field marshal The Roy al
barge Immediately hailed and the illustrous TO-
reigucr' having gone board the illusion Of his
quence ispelled from the minds of the prers by
the blunt answer Of subordinate that it only Mr..
sidore her Majesty's barber Shortly afterwards real
star uIrved in tho person OF the Earl Of liverpool who
in the quiet gentemanly and nnobtrusye manner, cha
racerstic Of the English mobility generally, went
board the Royal Yacht whore cvary for her
sisesty's reception was already completed. And here
let cong rstIae the naval authorities the great inn
i effected
Victoria since last he Majesty went abroad in this much
| talked OF gem Of the sea"
We glad to perceive from the thorough cleansing
which she has undergone that the a'mos here be.~eep
OF blgc water. which had been in former voyages OPP
pressve ana offensive to her Majesty In tie 10Y and
other apartments the most appropriate and we'll judged
alterations and impros have been effected under
the experienced direction OF tho Commodore Captain
ciispin Tine band the Royal Marines play cd the
lively and Inspiring air of" Hoy, johnny Cope" follow
cd by a battalion Of this distinguished corps, under the
comm aud Of Colonel Mercer ana " no were appointed
to form the guard 81 honor TO her 5esty this
sion. These were followed by Two batteries OF field ar
tlcry OF four guns each, under The command Of Colonel
Cleveland who took up position on the eft prepared
to re royal salute on her Maestys arrival and depar
tuie. The Marines formed double line from the
tes edge the docky ard gate, and in the centre
pet Of green cloth, extending considers BILE distance
| was laid down for the royal party 70 walk Outside
the dockyard gates the streets lined with the hose
artillery whose excellent band continued at intervals
eight the less favored portion OF the multitude with
Evoning irs Great hustle we Observable in ever
part Of Woowich the streets becoming rnomentarlIv
more .hronged by the live caig oes which the
steamers from London rapidly discharged Lines Of all
kinds military private vehicles ana lacard bearers
were formed in oil the great thoroughfsres, amongr
support the great New Railway birect9r was not the
least conspicuous At halfpast four o'clock Lord Had
dngson, Sir +. Collier, Admiral Gage, aad seIa
great marine ragnates entered the doclyar followed
shortly afterwards by the Earl OF Jersey and the Marquis
Of Exeter whose reeking post horses showed that no
time had been lost 10 anticipating her haesys visit 70
| the great Metropolitan naval stronghold
Che quantity ofbaggage was comparatively small the
great bulk Of having been shipped OF during the pre-
rous evening BY the Lightning and Monkey Goveta,
this is, in our opinion great improvement OH royal
movements for the public exhibition Of personal lug.
gage provokes specustions on human wants which 1t is
for the dignity Of royalty that il should be spared.
During this lime the clouds lowered and looked threaten.
ing and now and then omnous drops rain gave indi.
cations OF unfvorahle weather. at quarter past five
O'clock however, just tho royal coyege entered the
dock yard gates and tho soldiery presented arms the
sum- which previously only ended visit the
duh earth with fu and nggard g!impscs, broke out IN
all hs spendor afordng another OF those propiiious
and extraordinary instances Of good fortune which have
marked her Majcstys journeys on all occasions Of great
public interest.
arrival by Lord Bloomfield, Sir Collier, and the other
distinguished officers in attendance. AT this moment the
Admiralty flag was hauled down and the royal standard
hoisted in its stead The band struck up God the
Queen - but the music scarcely audible amid the
every hng bu. HOY Maeatys presence confused and in
dstncs Her Msjssty looked well, and gave her hand
10 the Earl Of Eaddngron on ahghtng from her car
riage
nlef space sufcied 10 conduct her Msiosty TO the
Majesty landing stairs where she sprang lightly into the
barge and amidst the cheers and blessings OF her
almost countless loyal subjects speedily rowed
alongside the royal yecht, which moorsd short dis
lance of in readiness receive the precious freight
The roy standard being hoisted tie main, the noble
vessel weighed anchor and proceeded down the river
Opposite The Royal Arsenal, where tho Artillery and
Sappers and Miners were drawn up in almnst inermna
bic array, welcome their royal mistress park
Of artillery gave forth ito boiserous welcome, and count
less hoats cheered at their utmost pitch from Windows
balconies, and houseops along the river sidc where tie
population had congegaed to witness the marine pa
geant The Black Eagle and the Porcupne followed
in the wake fhe Albert and Victoria; bu, river
boat the City Of Canterbury, up somewhat close
sns er ~ % yH me G
paced the qusgter.deck, chatting Familiarity with the
members Of the royal suite and occasionally ascending
the platform between the paddle boxes, As If 10 obtain
better view OF the surrounding scenery which, varied
and attractive as is was greatly enhaneed by TIE i'm,
proved neness OF tho weather This parI OF the vessel
has been conveniently fitted up with settee which
| her Majesty and the Prince occasionally reposed.
At Firth and Greenhthe the shore and iettjes woro
lined with spectators who lied the royal party with the
most heart ydenort, son5 ofroya o,ard At the royal
yacht passed rbury ort which also fired royal Statutes
and at Gravescnd the piers crowded with Thousands
Of human beings who crowded down TO witness the roy
| al progress The scene here somewhat enliyened
| BY the previous arrival Of the Satellite from
LoDdonbridge, crowded with passengers who set up
groan OF ineuse dissatisfaction at the cspton, who had
Kept them, during the entire voyage at most provoking
distance from the royal yacht 10 say the truth, he
might have INDUCED the curiosity and loyal feelings Of
the multitude by lying to for few moments and no.
thing but obedience to orders could possibly have in
duccd him to so fer outrage the feelings of such
rous comp ny OF respectable persons who evidently
not chance customers.
At this point, the river not being much crowded with
shipping, tho royal yacht rapidly increased her speed
In less tn bah an hour reached soa Reach where
she anchored for the night. In conclusion. may OBJ
crve that 1t wes gatIi,IE IN the highest degree 70
ace Tie seaersl feeling OF sympathy when all ovinced
In this most characteristic and nsiora Of her
Alsesty and the sal onliyousness which appeared
prevail with regard to Oil the political and ministerial
evils OF the country which her Majesty recently
employed in obeating.
from London Times, Aug III
.2rrirai of Her Mgjesiy
AHrwERr, Sunday Evening" August 10 The Eng.
lish public will lie anxious to hear Of her Msesty's
safe arrival at this the first place she reaches her
nsnrai tour II was not supposed here that the royal
party could reach tho Scheidt until at tho earliest eight
o'clock this evening; but authorities although they
had received no official information whatever to vhe