Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-31
Foreign INTELLIGENCE.
FURTHER EXTRACTS PER SiGAMhR caN,n

Fuo'iS VI Aioe'ia. Tue several ariicI4s having
been agreed upon. were signed by LSrd Pal,
mcrston aud the Right Hon ii. Labouckrc ON
The part OF Great Britain, aud by Josepb h,kips
Roberts, Esq, on the part Of The Young lenubA
lie, on the 2lst Of November, 1873, and IN ra
iihcaIions exchanged on August |, ls,y
QUEEN lIcToRIA's Vislr 10 IRr1,.t,-r,
INTO DUBLIN -ESTuuslAsTIc Rrcxprtoy.
large space ~ the Times is dcyoled 10 an az.
count oil The Queens visit 10 Ireland ".
make room for description OF her public en-.
try into Dublin:
The Lord Lieutenant then advanced toward
The Queen, and bowling low, stepped before her
on the gaugway. Her Majesty followed. lean
ing on Pince Alterl's arm. and succeeted hv
the royal children, with train composed Of
the mobiles and gentry in attendance. On In,
instant her loot pressed the shore. the Harbor
Master, Lieutenant HUI crimson, r. N, hois,ed
The royal standard on The landstal while II
simultaneously disappeared from the maiptop o.
the royal yacht The guard Of honor presented
arms; all The colors and Gags were hau.e, dosp
as II BY magic; The yards Of every square. sieeed
vessel IN The narbor were manned; the crew,
oheercd right Justify; while the heavy Gs pouo.
Gers of La Hogue numbering through The dea
fenins roar OF the lighter armamenls of In,
other war steamers, seeming TO shake the earth
and sea. dr"wning at once the cIangor OF the
bands; but loud and clear above all these sounds
rose the wild claniorous Shouts Of her Msiesty,s
L. ish subjects.
Ii was sight never 10 be lorsolten-a sound,o
be rrcoleced forever Ladies threw aside the
old formula OF waving white pocket hapdket-
Chief, and cheered Tor their lives, while The men
pressing in SO closely as TO ihrons 10 the very
edges OF The pavilion waved whateser came
tifsI to hand, hal, suck, wand or coal (ior the day
was bOl md IenL The q, i,h Shp,,ts al ;ny
/ which never decreased in energy TIL Their beloved
| Sovereign was far out OF sight. The Queen.
turning from side 10 side bowed low repeatedly,
| Prince Albert shared in, and acknowledged The
| Paudlis Of The people, while The royal children
were objects OF universal attention and admira-
! non. "Oh !! Oleer. dear p screamed a siout
old lady, make one OF them Prince Patrick. and
| al! Ireland will die for you !" Indeed her Ma
lesty seemed 10 ieel The warmth OF her recep,ion.
S1e paused al the emf Of the platform tor
| Moment, and again making her acknowledg.
| men!s, was hailed with one universal ana he
inenfous cheer, as she entered the terminus. Here
her Majesty was received by the direc!.r rs OF the
! company, and having been greeted with simlla.
tokens oi loyal attachment by The elegantly
dressed groups Of women VINO hllCd the Siaion
! took her place in handsome carr age built 10,
Inc occasion, ana projected towards Dublin amt
repeated and received cheering, the Kissing CT the
cam iro@. he engine, as il left the station, being
the only siheant and discofdan, Sound which
was heard throughout the day. All the houses
along the line were filed with enthusiastic mutt.
| IuLes, VINO Wed with each other 10 expressing
Ineir 10y al The presence ol tneir Sovereign. a.
Sandy.mounl, ian old and obsolete stallion on the
incl The Train stopped.
Her Majesty stepped out on platform cover.
ed with scarlet cloth, and took her place in onc
OF the royal carriages having graciously ac-
Know edged the cheers VI H. ladies' aud gentle
men assembled. Every available point hc:ea-
eonIs was seiG'd on as The size OF we'll flied
platform. Every hetsefow was ies.oonei with
liag>; the pores, cottage had its wrca ut flow
efs or evcrsrecns The engines on the line, an.
| many OF tie carriages were proiusely decorate.
vih laures and bright 4 WIS; notices aac de
walls. """' '''' >" '''>''"su',"@0' "''''''N'
| On lea us the platform her Majesty was han
ded 10 an open Carriage by Prince Albert who
| look seat beside her, the Prince 81 Wales ard
tn Pfi.cess Royal being sea ed III ii0n'. The
| next carriage was occupied ty Lady Joceyr.
! Mis-. Dawson, and he o;ner royal chdrcb; lLen
| followed carriage with Lady FoIlrsque and S:c
| G.. Giey-ani anolher in which were the LoIG
Liru!enan. AMI he Marchionrss oil Lan>do"ne.
| A filth carriage contained some ptr,ons belong
ing 10 The royal suite.
All the preya atoms being complete, The roya
crtegc set ou. |! was preceded ty her Males
ly's servants in livery and q troop OF hns>ars,
an followed by The oIhs. portion OF The guard
OF honor, with long line oil carriages belonging
| TO lhc high s'.eIii, The members OF The uspuar
ton, and other country gentlemen and al ciihcS
| sid. oil lie road was drawn up considerable
number Il hoisemen.
! Ga arriving al the gates, which were IhfcTa
| open by The city marshal, her Majesty desired
| Earl ForlesQue and Sir George Grey la summon
The Lord Mayor OF Dublin TO her presence
His lorlship having done 50, he IN company
with The sheriff and recorder, made the usual
ubeisaEces, and the principal officers knell al he
royal carriage, presented the mace and VOID.
yh,la the CIV Keys were placed on splendid al
vof By the mayor, aud handed 10 the uGsta
| whom his loTdship addressed rs follows:
"May j, please your Ma,esiy-As eaei ma
! eisra;e Of mi, your ancient aud loyal city o.
Dublin, have, on the part II ;l.y lehow-cii'zens.
| most humbly AMI respectfully 10 congratulate
| your M.jesy ON your sale and happy arrival
beg humby 10 deliver the keys 10 your Males
~, and pray Your hlajesly's kind permission tc
conduct yoa through The city"
The queen having returned The keys, said:
al am delighted 10 be 10 Dublin. l am graft
fled at the reception have met with IN This, tue
second ely in my empire"
Hereuron the riolous ccrporators, rushing
around The royal carriage, cheered SD voc't:rous-
ly that her Majesty proceed,d no farther
Il FTZwilliaW street was gained, and 90 en'eri0s
Marion Square, The efscs OF The numerous bal
! comics and countless ornaments AID floral EN-
blems OF the houses in The fine open space was
very picturesque In one house number Of
fne children with blue sashes round their wa!s.s.
, and bearing most Of little banners joined with
their liny voices in the deep shout Of The people.
The facade OF OLD trinity was blocked up 10
, The second story By huge platform, cover q
!. with thousands OF those who had inIeres, enough
: with the body corporate OF that seat OF leaning
. 10 procure admission. The bank bore on ils
rool an equally large assemblaSe every mouse
Il TOD had numerous occupants. Win simiias
honors the procession moved slowly on III II en-
: tered Ssckeyillc slreet-lhat extremely vide md
s no doubt very noble IhoToughiare, with whose
breadth aud length he ci,izcns are wont TO 81
Q lence eny comparisons between Dublin ana cEe'
c capi,as-whcre the ensemble OF stately houses
The front of The post-cfice the towering height oil
+ Nel,on', pjIIar. (wih lis huge ensign streaming
o from its op,) and the dome OF the Rounta Ter
. mina,ns The Vista, pffscrled masniicfn
I, .pectace. Here, again, The enthusiasm ~a'
: great.
Ia like manner the procession passed on 10 the
arch in Eccles street. where dove was lowered
from the window into the royal Carriage, which
Her Majesty placed beside her amid loud cheer!
e from The vast multitude assembled al ms poiI'
: after which the corie2e movtd on, and passing
:, along The Circular road, reached The ViceIesa
!. Ledge at quarter past II O'clock.
D The Examinations were universal. There wa
g scarcely house flom The centre 10 the inhhcs
d suburbs of the city as we'll as The adjacent WI
j, laoes which did no, e.hihi, a blaz4 OF light The
p publ" bui,di.g, conribu'ed 70 'be effect BY RAJ,
K and elegant device. Towarts m'dn,gns me ran
g came d,wn, bu, il lid MOI diminish the en'hnsi
'e asm o, The vast and orderly multitude who hilet
: every street.
= The following is copy Of her MsIes'y's rep'j
IL 10 the address from The Lord Mayor:
i ali affords Inc sincere pleasure 10 receive you
address in my ancient and loyal city OF Dnthn
and 81. dly avail myself Of this occasion 10 rx
y nre., my graceful Acknowledgements Tor The arden
y affection ard loyalty with which my arfival her
has been hailed.
az is a oI.aI satisfaction 10 me 10 have been &C