New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

royalty
DO not mock him. ..
Your, can .yupsthize with him only in placing itself IN
such burning presence. Could your own oete gaze "'h
eoupo,,re into volcanoes crater sprung up yesterday
from of Hell-g ate
IeIeourage ny little follow and be regans his wits ahl
eeclar,s be- sees distinctly the Empress IN acirsse win
ladies and gentleman and she - IN sht modrans'
which he thinks becoming 10 her blonde face lie lays
ste has white parasol ~ith bunch of boss on the p
Of it, and white bonnet with bunch OF lscs On the
side IT, and muslin collar close around her htue neck,
ape velvet msnle hat fails of her slopug shoulders to
reveal waist slender, supple which the 'nqus'tlve
sctmp declares is laced all Then she has hoA need
silk frock just the color of the ribbons her ha, and
altogether ot simplicity aud elegance than either OF
her IaGies-quates which Majesty exces n-and he
sorry be forgot say. she had yelowsh gloves OF
peau dc Suede.
Her sweet face gives the lie all the rampant scandals
ii at ever crossed her imperd pathway Her brow is
sched and pensive-her temples decately yened, ana
their confines with the hair that most delicious spot upon
pretty womans face are softly traced, as the shadow
one rose leaf m ,rks upon another.
Her mouth delicate and il, smile enchanting partly
from rs mpathy with her pensive eyes for her lips are
somewhat wthered and her face though sweet-so fair
ba- weary look. Heaven grant it may sleep its last
sleep where now it beams gently.
nile the lUitftI were o pIlHcc,
Ite lighted on some peasants who stood by equpases
and thought he looked small beside their m0nstrous
Jefes Some of the peasants put their hands slowly
and touched the wheels of the imperial carriage Bless
their souls end their 6ees They thought them what had
whirled Elijah to the skies and returned laden with the
Spirit The Great Napoleon, Some crept up aui almost
touched the Emperors horse. Others opened vide their
hands in symathy with their eyes and mouths and stood
in silent wonder What unutterable derium OF delight
spread a abroad that each had lived this day
Some gazeo ecstacy upon the postOns. Old men and
women told the younger how they had the
livery the of the first Emperor-he same little
bowl shaped cap-the dark green jacket trimmed
with eold-the same eagle breast pin-the looking
legs stuffed such white leather breeches and just such
little always sitting assrde the horses that drew the
carriage of the Gr at Napoleon.
Then peupe pressed itself around to the other door OF
the hail. and formed Itself into hedges each side of the
Imperial path. All the gold laced nisers had joined
their Naesties and each carried his bcoruered hs in his
hand though Napoleon ked wih ordinary section
Of funnel his Imperial head and his feet he
tidy boots and higher up light liusey-wcosey look
ing trows sers and above them blue frock coat with
velvet collar and without gilt buttons; and all the decora
ton His Majesty stopped to duy rboon OF red high
up his let breast But how Ike his great prototype
this red ribbon made him In the most brilliant Court OF
Europe Napoleon the Great reigned without diamond,
saying by his severe simplicity Jewels and gold add
not To the luster of The Sun evolve ye my satellites,
shine in your borrowed lights. am that an'-Na-
EOleoni'
The present Emperor face, though marked with regu-
lariy lacks the classic beauty his uncIes. Was it
mon Jete who exclaimed at the resemblance OF
NaI oleon 70 the of Cesar busts the British Mu
and which is startled with surprise at hs multform
presence in the gallery of the Roman emperors at the
Louvrel
Napoleon III retains little of the Casaran types in the
expression of his head His eyes blue, sy small and
shaded; bis temples OF leadon hue; hs complexion
ckers between bronze and unburuished silver his hair
sandy threaded with white; his musache is foxy his
eoaee tipped with red or auburn while its shaded roots
very pale
Ny bette kept close to their Mjeaties and once he
luted them. Napoleon smiled and bowed, and looked
him full in the eye he is wont II do with friend and
enemy; and it this quick, instructive nscrutable dar
ing look which covers all the lions in his pathway.
My gallant bette would have thrown his mantle
muddy spotand to save the tiny feet OF Eugene
from the MOISTURE but minister offered his hand and she
leaped the danger and another shout Vive rInpera-
trice " rose from the crowd
We all that is the Imperial suite alone, entered the
tent of Produce. We fresh butter that on
the Emperors table on his marriage day. There vas
eh milk preserved three years AGA cubic foot OF po-
taoes ready to mess thousand soldiers fty years from
nowand ponks Of pressed srug beans ready for anoth
er regiment. We quarts of salmons eggs aud mill
ors of us bacbed fishes, and OF cosset leecbes
and other things in plenty of the heavens above and the
earth beneath, and the waters under the earth.
From this tent progressed to the department of me-
chanics and waded through steam and crept under
threshDg machine and blazing minister explained to
its working. The Emperor said it interesting, and
the Empress exclaimed d" Cest charmaR." OF course it
q charming thrsehing mach ine for it after
American fashion, i
As we were getting out Of the straw soldier tried to
crowd by my Je and somehow he caught his foot in his
train and fell PROSTATE my feet. The confusion reused
mon ame, who ped the poor fellow, mostly because his
comrades laughed heartily at him; and would have
helped him up had not Ia 6fe whispered " II is the bus
mess of soldiers to fall at the feet of those who follow
" Emperors.'
When we had left the reapng tling, draining, churn-
ing and steaming machines mounted the embank
to see the animals The Empress delighted with the
little pigs and their stout lamas and then she regarded
with attention the Mernos which all France chrsten
adorable" Both their Majesties often examined the
prize animals and offered words of appreciation their
owners. The races Bovine were of unusual interest.
Here we acknowledged our deals eclipsed. How long
and tall and round and slick those magnificent
Tauri-some alas too much meekened by the huge iron
ring between their nos,rs head-dress has been
invented which pricks their foreheads when they
tempted to hook too cruelty.
An old bare-headed Norman, with long beard flowing
his bare brown breast aud hair lying his should
guarded of these superb animals. The Emperor
gave him his congratulations The old took bis
prize medal pointed TO the portrait Of the Emperor and
shouted " Vive lEmpereurp
We moufted the steps between the flowers where had
left my soul asleep As approached the birds cock