The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-02
both have narrasabls daughter, commend m. 20 the.

both have narragabls daughter, commend me 10 the.
The village Of Bota Foga lies on the route Itisfbur
miles from tne Town and Is composed chiefly Of the
The Emperor's hospital Is situated here in \ Ssabt
iu little nook between two hills the borders Of a
small lake.
A tall mountain peak, close BY entirely div,,t.d Of
vegetation pointed out to having been Ar al
by party Of Caltornians. The whole mountain was
in blaze at time, and and land were illumined
at great distance There were, by the wav eight
thousand Californian EN- grants here one time ana
many the mischievous pranks attributed to them.
and few of them working out the Just penal
the mprecations Of the peaceful inhabitants o.
Rio upon their memory and hey carry their unhappy
prejudices against all Americans, to whom, before
The sudden death Of the only male OF the royaN
mouse and heir apSsrent 70 the throne OF Brazil was
a ap uis r-ornipg Instead Of evidences o.
'sE minute guns are firing from the fortsi the
shipping decorated with flags OF all nations and gay
streamers and there every OF graad
gala day. Though a great national bereavement
nation reoces that their young prince dying while
yet pure in soul has escaped purgatory, and gone
belief we admit and the State will at least be saved
tie expense Of mass-a considerable item, IL proper
topabe TO that paid for the soul Of the late President
OF the House of ariament whose burial witnessed
last Sunday 1t cost his father wealthy merchant,
fourteen thousand collars Tor mass upon his soul.
poor devil who perhaps, never had any father that
be knew of-leaving. IL may be- scattered progeny
In the came ooubt relative TO their parentage-may
have the done for his soul for
three rails and twenty dumps Portuguese currency
Truly how hardly siali they that have riches enter
into the kingdom Of Heaven which, when found,
make note Of" oye Californiaps, thirsters after
gold
The prince was but seventeen months old and died
in commissions, consequent upon cutting teeth. His
brother prince died some two since. OF the
age and Of The same cause The prncesses, OF whom
there are three, fut aud hearty babies every
them being inels bic tn the throne psss through thi
terrible o.deal Of the teething process safely
other peoples children An id, has thereupon arisen
and become quite prevalent amongst the populacs
that the young princes are made away with by the
SECTORS at the nstigkiion of the republican party.
Be this as may there Is now no heir to the throne:
and should there be heir the throne aud should
there d. DINER male progeny at the desth oil the EN-
peror the choice 81 u successor devolres upsn tbs
Brazilian Parliament This body being already strong
ly anti mouars hist arepublican form Of government
voulo be extremely probable.
This morning, without much dificulty, we obtained
permission - enter the palace, where the deceased
prince lay in stare
The palace is very plain structure OF a front build
ing three stories high hundred feet in length
from the end of the LETT wing long wing rams back
three hundred feet which intersected ght
giles by another wing Vt the length at the end or
which stands the Emperor's chapel
1t stands upon the mott public square In town,
facing the market and hut short distance from the
water Its walls are entirely un in front cave
by email guard Of soldiers stationed in the vestbue.
AS Quoted through its spacious corridors
and richly furnished apartments, IL seemed hardly
possible that in the same unostentatious
building we had seen from the streets We spared no,
time for comment, ho~evsr, but wers condusted at
up a high form rested the CONN Of the deceased
prince, covered with pail of plain gold cloth with
Fix candles in massive gold candlestioks little
fur Their upon steoi covered with purple velvet,
placed the crown of the prince Last evening he
wss seated ..yvn TINS the crown put upon kiss
head his various and trnkets were placed ABOUT
him and he was gayy dress Ms when full OF life and
play fulnes Ia customary ceremony with the eorpses
OF Infants catholic countries) At the upper
end OF the stood long and narrow form covered
with silver cloth in candles In
seven silver candesicks the size ms the others
Behind this the throne ITSELF overriding lth
green velvet canopy lined with blue satin, sndbrna
ept. dxVith all he w "a eurmOunte0
i'm gold The throne itself was In the
shape Of high, square-backed arm chair the ps.sy
arms and legs Of richly carved rosewood. The right
rested upon ivory globe the left upon some
design, cut also iren ivory the seat and the back
BrsEil worked upon the back, with cole thread
There seat for the Empress but, In the usual
place OF the chair OF the Queen stood table covered
with royal purple. without ornament. The throne
by two broad steps covered with crim-
velvet OF gossaner texture. This immense room;
eighty feet long by forty wide covered BY wilton
carpet all in one piece The walls were hung with
silver cloth edged. above and bel,w, with highly
The ceiling was Termed by the roof ITSELF srched and
divided into sec'ions of translucent panels Upon
thess painted the portraits Of the royal family
and various designs In frssco.
At six O'Clock p. NJ, the toliing Of the bells az-
nounced the Of the funeral solemnties
within and at the time the mourning equipsgee.
began 10 gather without the immense square In front.
the palace surrounded with soldiers drawn up In
line twenty deep Within this. up to the entrance
TO the palace the SPACE was hllcd with the costly
WITH bsI, and th"rs x, SanSs
establish ments Of the for,gn ministers The Empress
earrsge was drawn up pointing the entrance to the
palaee To II attached six milk white horses with
bunch Of ostrich feathers upon their heads To cut
ebert the dstcription II may as well be put down at
once that they were literally harnessd In gold. Tue
earrisre itself Of very antique pattern; the panels
OF yellow enamel inwrought With designs in gold
At seven O'Clock the procession commenced forming
into line. Some two hundred priests. or monks, or
frsrs. or What net wholly ignorant OF Cotholio
s hd With long sh,ss candle. 10 their hands took
mere Of the came sort mounted On . hcrse or mule,
impossible to say which. for their long gowns com
plst.ly covered man and beast also bearing lighted
esndlss.
Next a long line Of fat bishops shut up in close
carriages looking as grim and awful rs bottled thun-
The carriages Of the nobility. said followed In
the wake then the hearse thu Emporors carriage &c
The Emperor, by the way pouring his private
grief In his palace In the country We did the
processon move after. all for. waiting until the long
candles had burnt almost down 20 the nngers OF the
patient fars We gave the matter up In d. spair Next
morning We Informed the procession did not
until midnight
Monday Once more ut sea, having bid farewell tos
Ric early this morning, Coming out we hsGEh clear
view Of the Old NJ an mountain. which obslred by
Gle uds and fog when we entered the bay.
Mountain rsss mblaness are best traced good way
on distance "a in the case Of some painting
the irrea usrty OF their outlines This range Ia some
ten miles In extent. and at that number OF miles
distant. appears like an immense Colossus In thu ha-
man form, Heating upon the water.
The counterpart Of he prsdls OF every portion Of the
form Of man lying upon his back 10 correctly de-
lineated by corrtsp osding elevation In the noun
tain range Az the southern xrr nifty large obioug
mountain represents the head The brow Of the
tain IL bare Of vegetation aud crossed with slight
rAvines attimilast the wrinkled and bros
Of age hence the desir nation old At proper height
60 allow for forehead 81 ample chronological dmsn-
siona thick forest springs up which continues
the the head the edge the old Eel
lows zig At the orbitsl margin OF the forehead
ehssp ridge, with it, back curving slightly rards
rises gradually to proper height snd ehopping oc
My In the mot accommodating manner, forms
an immsnse nafal appendage. afer the Roman model
The bostrr Of courfe should be repre-
scented In the profile but they doubt there,
and large enough otpun up n uhole monsoon ofsand
At pinch. very rich grow tn Of beard represented
In THE instance by palm rees covers the whole lower
part Of the face obloog rise In the rage repre-.
esnts the chest aud sue Larger aud rotund. g.
csracious abdomen. liberal pattern for the thighs
and In due proportion for the legs 10 feemed By