The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-02
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we uuuGfSLluu bHaL Dl0SSfS OurO9 nave ODneIS
ed with Messrs. William Denny X Brothers,
Dumbarton, to build an immense iYcn steamer,
the Cunard line Of royal mail packets. She is I'd
upwards OF 5000 toms burthen, and viii be Nd
than fifty feet longer than the Great Britain. Fl
the model, we may judge that her lines will
very fine indeed, which the material OF which
is to DO built will also facilitate. The engines
to be by Napier, aud are to be equal to 1000 Id
power, although capable Of osing worked to nj
higher force. From tho great length and other
portions, it will not bO roo much TO say that
iron ship will far surpass in speed any other va
on the station, and will show the world what
Clyde can produce In addition to This sransactj
which win involve cost Of upwards Of 4l0O.0
the Messrs Burns are about to build two very ID
screw steamers, to BIO called the Jurn and Etna|
consorts TO the Andes and Alps, the most forwAx|
which is to be launched on Tuesday. These ard
addition to the Baalbec and Meli.ta, now fast
crossing towards completion, for their Coas}
tinople line.
The Household OF the French President
Nm. Guizot and Scribe. the getters. up Of the
n,anach National for 1852, have had the hond
the Republic. The portion Of tho work relating
the household Of the President, and which, ffom1
fact Of these two gentlemen having been permit
to hand q copy t. the head Of tie State, must
looked on as official, is divided into two parts
relating to the civil household Of the President,
the other to his military household. Under
first head il is stated that the civil household of
Prince 10 subdivided into eleven sections, which
q matter Of curiosity, subjoin. They run thu@
Government Of the Palace: General Vaulrey, goI
nor Couns Napoleon Lepic. sub governor. Pfefsc|
tho Palace Baron Yyciin de Beyille colonel Of 6
quart, private secretary Of the Prince ; NJ. Albert
Balmas, sub chef du cabinet. Library: NJ Lefsvfe
mier librarian Of the Elyscc and Tuileries EQuerI
Lieut.. COL Emile Fleury first elucrry Baron dc Pis
rim. EdUnr Nov nv>3tI
dos chasses. head huntsman Marquis Do Toulong|
first lieutenant das chasses second huntsMRn OereI
MES Count Felix Ba-iocchi master Of the cezemoI
intr0ducer Of AMBASSADORS NJ. Feuillet dc OoncI
dcpaty master Of the ceremonies. Intcndance OF
Household NJ. Charles Bure. intendant general Il
Magnc sub intcndant. Office for Charitable Aid /
Conneau. director; N feupin. snb director n
Purse NJ Charles Thelin treasurer. Medical Aid (
Ccnnesu. head physician; Dr. Andral committing
siciGn; Dr. Jobert ila Ltmhalle and DR.. Baron Hi
lyte Larrey. consulting surgeons DR.. rrnsin and
Deil-Cq,ie. jun physicians Of the household.
Such is the civil household Of the Presi lent
military establishment consisting Of eleven oil
Co. camp, and eleven orderly officers. Che follow
are the names of the tormer:-
General Roguet. fret eide de- camp General VautC
General Canrobert Gene!a, &c Cote General Dc Ca
General dc Monticello General de Lourme.. General
phase, Colonel Yvelin lie Bevile Uolope! EdsGr
and lieutenant Colonel Fleury.
The orderly officers comprise tie following
tlcmen:-
Captain Exelmans (of the Navy, ComnAndan. II
CoInmandant dc Toulongeon, Commnndan. Fave, !
tain Meneval Captain Merle. Captain de Berkein.
tain Petit. Captain Cani0riels Captain Taschcs q
PageYie and Lieutenant de la Tour. d'Auye-gne.
What is singular in the 44imGy,Gch National
that being to all appearance apprehousive tina. :
readers may not comprehend what some OF n
titles signify, it takes the trouble to explain TIL
Thus the Presect Of the Palace, it states, is to|
perintend tho lighting, firing, provisions. pl|
linen, iyeries, SC. He is to exercise an incesl
control over the expenses, and all the mental |
sons employed in the household are under his
ders. The Capitaine dos Glasses is to order cyl
thing relating to the hunting or shooting parti{
the President. He is is 10 keep the various Sor{
appropriated to tho Presidents amusement,
stocked with game, lest at any time tho head
the State might be disappointed in finding
fcient sport.
Yet the titles given in this official lis. are cert
ly less pompous than was seen under the En-
There Is not, for instance, any grand equerry,
merely q first equery. There is not, eiske]
grand master OF tho ceremonies, but simply |
ter of the ceremonies Nor is there to DO fouE
grand marshal of the palace, nor chamberlains,
pages, such as tue Imperial regime displayed to
world.