The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-07
New York Herald Correspondence.
FRANCE, .
EDITOR N. Y. HERALD -

EDITOR N. Y. HERALD ..-.
PARIS, August IA, lS47.
During the last two weeks, the political
world here has been in calm. Nothing
which could afford the least interest to read
ers separated from Europe by the Atlantic
has occurred. The session Of the Chambers,
which has been unusually sterile, had been
brought TO termination, and was closed
with the usual forms by royal ordinance, on
Monday last August 81. The King. Queen,
and the other members OF the royal family,
are gone, according 10 their custom, 10 pass
some tlmesat the chateau Of Eu, which Is
near the bathing town Of T'report, where
the royal steam yachts will be stationed,
in which, when the weather is favorable,
they will enjoy naval excursions. The
Duchess d'Aumale alone remains at Paris
for the present, being ON the very eve OF
her accouchment. The following account
of the trip of the royal family from Paris 10
Eu will amuse some Of your readers -
yesterday the King and all the royal
family ii. Paris, except the Duchess d'Au-
male, whose present situation precludes her
from travelling, and the Princess de Jonville,
who waits the arrival Of the Prince, took
their departure for Eu. The royal party
proceeded in the first instance in the court
carriages to st. Denis, where special train
OF the Nor,hern railroad was 10 readiness 10
start for Aobeville. 1t consisted of TIVE sa-
loon-caVriagcs, two wagons Of the first class,
two for the baggage, and carriage for his
Majesty placed between the two saloons.
This last was built expressly for the occasion
by NJ. Brlcoque, the engineer in one OF the
company's warehouses in the Champs Ely
sees. It's Of the most elegant form, and
lined with yellow satin, wrought with gold
and relieved with blue the sofas, arm chairs,
and cushions, of damask to correspond in
short, furnished in truly royal style, with a
dressing room attached to one end. The
whole OF the satin and damask was presented
to the company by the Baroness de Roths-
child The panels outside are painted a
royal blue, with the Kings arms and cypher
richly embIazoned upon them. The King
and royal family arrived at ST. Denis s min
utes before 10 o'clock His Majesty alight-
I'd first, and was received by the directors,
OF the company with the civil and military
authorities Of ST. Denis. On entering the
station, the King conversed few minutes
with Baron de Roihschid,M NJ. Emile Perere,
and NJ. Petiet, and then entered the splendid
carriage devoted to him, followed by The
Queen, leading one Of her grandchildren
bv II R. Fl. Madame Adelaide, who took
the arm OF Baron de Rothschild, and alter
wards hy the Duke and Duchess de Nemours
and their two children. They were attend
ed by NJ. Jayr, Minister of Public W orks
and Mines de Rumisny and de Dolomieu
Ladies OF Honor to the Queen. The Gree
Tors and managers, and NJ. Condo, the King
Commlssary, took their seats IN the saloon
immedia,ely following the royal carriage
and Generals Atl,alin, Gourgaud, Count d
Houdetol, friant, and about, Nine. d'Orai'
son, tie i'refec, Of Police, and others OF the
Kings hous ehold, were placed in the saloon
preceding the royal carriage. The train
arrived a, Amlens al two o'clock, after
stopping al Creil and Bte,euil to take in
water. On reaching Abbeyille, the royal
family and suite continued heir route to Eu
with pos,-horses, ......
Assurances are received from every par,
Of France, of the promise OF a most abundan.
and magnificent harvest. lis agreed on all
hands, thai the quantity and quality Of the
yield are without any previous example