New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
The Napoleon Pageant.

The Paris Correspondent of Tic London
IdHS' writes thus respecting the pageant which A..
tended Nspoeone entry into tina, city:
Amid all the lejooings, not be forgotten that
ue ooGieNuds have already witnessed many glorious
ana many sorroWtul spectacle The magnificent line
ranked on both sides by armed men sgd which has
teen just nUversci by the wsrlike corre the youthful
ana The ancient Chiyalry OF france has otfe before
sesn h p0np OF conquest the pride of power sud the
ntdpeff of despair ~ yh, and shows the mos, trivial
hAd the most imposlng-tlic most burlesque and the
meet rsgc-ihe most cxci,ng to human ysnity a. IN
most hurihstnc-have in turn been exhibited IN thar
eVcrvSyiDg scene, and all within the memory Of son
ci3ton that Is still living The latest tr.unphs won in
the last agony ofthe falling Empire were there exhib
tied More than egh,andth thirty years 500 anil 3, the
,1e hour al which the or e Of this day sweep, pls,
luVtV foreign soldiers were seen. with tho marks OF
battle yet upon them, deilg from the Boulevard :.
Denis escorted by the National Glsrd Of Psris they
were the prisoners made In the action Of Charnnaaberi
And ss they passed, from many citizens OF Pafs were
heard cries Of "Iire 4ilsEasRe'
On the 20 OF March in tae same year lsll eprtgs
OF RoyIlis announced ia shouts which 1t was then safe
10 siier ana Which had ceased be sedi.ous the an
prC ZACH OF The allies q the cay a and the same B1u
yard heard the cry Of Tie k RSi = "TTrs Loiis
AFIu! Dfrssf lss BOsy60ss." Al midday and at
Tar from the spot where st this stands ia honor
Of Louis Napoleon q triuinphal arch floating with
steamers. the rumpets of the advanced guard a..
nosneed The presence OF the allies The eoTsess
nisgnihcen and II included some OF the most powerful
soyereisps, and men renowned h war aud in dplo.
macy Ire Emperor q Russis, the kins Of PrassA
Prince SchwSrIzeIberg, the Hetman PlAi0a and many
others, clad IN gorgeous Uniform, and mounted on
pranclng sceds The Emperor" says writer of the
period, woTs Q green uniform with gold eDaulc.ies
and in his hat lofty plume, PRICE Schwar.zsshers
rode AZ bis night hand and at his LEI the King OF Prussia
IL eine uniform VIII silver epau-,ts- Lori Cafhcar,
wore scare; uniform and little low hat Sir Charles
s.es,s YVES covered all with rbands sisrs crosses
M h varied costume seemed as il wa msle M OF
VARIOUS armies - ~
r..eS ,h moment The Sovereign appeared the crowd
$3.50. shoai Of Pireat iss ADS p Vieef 10.
iss - IsssHi nos sais Us s.ssai. p 81. Eyre..
- 1s,OeAs The Grand Dake s,.c,;,. s.,ss,cl
ml me Gorge neer where the eiss; ,ri =. - -
~ ~ p eow stands, and took his s.s,ion an 20
80 nSeiSN srcs 70 inspect the army of "a c.,l -
eNis,,. 1919 snta past. And when the So,s vi %
y. 80 i1 ~ each 70 his quarters the c. :. - AZ
~; isIeyrsrd- IN the Rue =. Ficr,; ~ - ..'
nns russia 70 tue Palace OF Prin~a Es Ahd tue
Las "a tse Rue de Lille the Persian. pau ar
hse east seone and one mounted 10 N - "A tae
co'un ot me riace Ncndune aud urih : iio ., ne
ner tiea 70 oesf down the statue Of the F,, nzni
Along this sane Boulevard passed s,,,. -
inc funeral eorttSs Of Louis XVIII, OF Isf.,-,,.s
casmir Perrier, Of General La.lsruue Wis., u
'e''e 'ne signal Of An rsuFrccon ~, the lsast san