The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-08

as hearty could have been produced BY any given
number OF John Bull: Tn. fugleman seemed intensely
delighted at the result Of his feat At Tiremont. also
| the military (Laneers) were drawn up The train
NAMED here Tor a few moments.
The Ans station is remarkable in another way There
are some unusual engineering difficulties here. The
station between 400 snd 500 ioet above level o! the
Mepss The gradient OF descent steep that the 10.
conceive engines cannot be used but the train daw
by ropes and down two inclined planes each ahou,
the height Of tho padent Of Lege and tho valley OF The
Mease j. one Of chaIaeer no, often railway,
! or eed anywhere slSe.
The station a Liege a OF great esctesaent
regiment Of Belgian Infantry was drawn up IL line
the while Flags wavsd from every height, among them
/ the roy al standard OF England After fow minutes
delay the train proceeded onward towards Axis
.lrriea. at Cologne.
ColosSr, Tuesday MorningTns nat character
OF Flemish scenery had been relieved, on the
knd OF prospect than that afforded ~ plains and bitches
or corn hs1s and co ges @ ne, nea ~ o
from he heights OF the railway at Ans was as striking as
the Itself heautfl rho same OF nearly the
same class of scenery prevailed either side Of the
toad from Liege 10 Vervicrs perfect panorama Of
picturesque ubiecsh vsiles, Woodland and stream
greeted the eye MS the train shot along. II afforded
sort Of ore!ase OF the beauties III The Rhine snd com.
ing SO Immediately after ths Nat fertility o. Begi9m tas
happy caprice OF nature only the moro grateful
~ Feryiers there grend sensation, Tr.umphal
arches ,gcooFs in abundance bands OF music soldiers.
and crowds c! excited people showed that something
out Of the common way 10 happen there turned
out to he that he kne aud Queen Of the Belgens, who
hal accompanied her s72e!ty mus nv wsr& mere 10
leave the train their return to Brassals They did
So after taIng leave Of the Queen and prlaco AneT
is they pissed nong tbs station they wers received
vita loud cries Of siFr Il 10; and bIVs l. tiein- :!
There also parry Of rtrssisn soldiers, who
made here their first appearance on tho line amone
many other indica,ions OF the proximity Of military
state, the least veabe uioGndisre, with her
round black glazed man-like hat her belt snn~
tier shoulders with well stored wallet attached her
green uniform and mannsh trousers cid ooots. As she
Threaded her way among the sold tho officials cover
with decorations and tho people their many color.
sd costumes, OF the most picturesque OBJ
iecss in the crowd the perhaps, because while
all Tue great people were only q sra'ds 'enus she was
Inc Queen receiv cd with music shouts, sslutes
aud waving OF hats The people were thoroughly en-.
thusiascso different from the phegna,ic and orderly
demeanor of those who had been at the previous
sationsand for first time her journey her Males
~ was received win real genuine, hearty, almost
English cheer. The Prussians, who are much more
gucS IN tue expression Of sentiments Of enhuaasm and
particularly OF loyalty, seemed to have IL this respect
injected their Belgian neghbors for there certainly
very marked difference between the reception given at
Verviers, and that al the other places passed the
route
little further the railway passes the ruins OF what
once Limburg, the capital OF duchy of the same
but whose Importance mas long since faded under
superior influence Of the new" town Of Ververs
| and the increased manufacturing power Of Liege.
The station al which the train stopped, Iia
bersha the point At which the Prussian territory com
mences Here i had been arranged that her Majesty
should be received by the Prince OF Prussia who
oado his appearance Immediately the arrival OF the
train and received most cordially by her Maj
lie went into the royal carriage Tho charscteristc en-
husiasm of the Prussans exhibited here also Tie
cheering was deaenng and had her NaJestys ARRIVAL
taken place in the he art OF her domDions instead
Of in those OF foreign Sovereign, the welcome she
ceved could not have been more and hearty. The
station is very pacious and very handsome bridge
at the frontier line On tho one side Of TIE
bridge is the Belgian lion; tho other the black eagle
If Prussia Over the former waved the tricolour and
over The later the black and white tag OF Prussia
arrival at diria CAepeAe
At Aix.la Chapce similar presented but
q Larger scale TIE RUSSIAN troops nsd TIE iaon n;
HerIen and Frauen Hero the King of Prussia wait
ing to receive her Majesty and Prince Aoert AS soon
the royal carriage stopped before the door OF the sta
hon the King advanced towards it and handed out her
Majesty. Prince Albert. the Crown Prince of Prussia,
ana the royal suite followed ana the whole party,
amds the most enthusiastic cheers from the people the
clang OF military music, and the firing Of sautes, passed
iroush the station to the carriages, when were drawn
up oNards the back IN which they went of towards the
town Of AK la haPee. 4 large number OF gentle men
rseoark dressed III the colours the national flo
very jet black and very pure whe-escorted the roy
al party through the town Great preparations had been
made By the Inhabitants The principal street span
immense iestoons ofir laurel aud flowers The houses
win people preer sight Ax-ls -Chapelle pre-.
scented this occasion has seldom been
The Queen and Prince, and u, cir yal hosts proceed
Cd al once to the house Of Mr Neessen the burg cmas
aud an extensive manufacturer where they partook
Of lunch lhey dhan ven to Vl'i the Tenn Of Inss
| ,,hapcle.
Tie royal party returned tc the station At about quar-.
ter TO ave O'Clock having been away altogether three
hours IN few minutes train again in motion.
At small place called L1ngsrwede. tho train stopped
great display Piussian beauties troops music laures
ard entnuslasm. Here, too, the Landwehr national
ancs and very solder-like body of rnen they are.
Their band played God lave The Queen with spirit
aud expression which would not be eesy to equal IN
England Nothing could exceed the enthusiasm Of the
good Germans the ladies' more especially ana the cheer
| ing would have done honor 10 British lungs.
But, crafty ing the reception of her Majesty by the
Prussans must have already beea Cologne presented
still striking Az the spires OF the encien,
city became visible in the distance also there
signs that its vast population were ON the stir when
the train neared the station dense mass OF people were
10 be who had collected there TO view her Nees'
tvs arrival There triumphal arches, festcons,
bands of music ard above ALL troops in abunjancein
fact the scene which had been enacted al almost
| every station the way down, was now repeated but
a gigantic scale The Whole population Of the city
seemed to have poured ousodense and enormous was
the crowd
Tho royal party left the railway :os the private
riages wnich drawn up outside tho station, and
drove off to the Bonn railway. To do this they
had to through the principal part Of the city o. GO,
houses almost as pcturesque as those Of Ghcnt or An
twerp garlanded and tcstooned. and, what was
better than ali studded with the smpg faces OF the hap
by German girls who, however seda.e and phlegms tic
they may seem, will beat all the world for enthusiasm
Flags spanned the streets till they seemed all at tr
umpha arch ard the bells rsue merry peal from tho
many churches around. Dense OF people hnad
way and oeiied the national character by the loud
! and lusty cheers with which they greeted the new
guests OF sovereign There something peculiar
IN German enthusiasm II is not prone to display, but
when il GENES is SO deep-seaed so strong, and vche
ment.
Escorted by these best armies Of kings Tho soyeregns
\ oil PRUSSIA ana EngIHia W the
banks Of the Rhine, whence the railway TO Bonn
| In and around the station another scene OF military
pomp and popular erdor displayed itself not inferior TO
what had taken place elsewhere Cheers and shouts OF
welcome mingled with the rafting Of drums the roar OF
cannon anL,ha martial music of tho bands, brought to
It's Hood tina; rolling tide Of enthusiastic welcome which
greeted the QUEEN Of England and her cot.oft IRON
rs hour OF bor arrival the e rrl,2Ty q th9 sing
OF Prussia very short time brought thS royal travei
ers tho Brhl station Of tho railway e.eso re- tne
Palace the King q Prussia, where ler Mas.ty az
rived after in safety in tho presence Fl mhutuass
who gave hsrs right nearly welcome
! The Paiace Of BruhI
i The excitement and enthusiasm which attond- i
Oh Ler Naes.y's arrival here have been fully kept
~ sincs The Palace Of Bruhl. which IN Immediate
II onnosite the station othe Cologne and Bonn railway
as Inc scene reception the tfsin containing the
nlnct mint IL aftA