The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30


self The honor she had conferred got oruted abroad
and, ~ her Majesty was stepping into her carriage
the worse perhaps for soap and water we're extended
towards her with entreates for the imperial decoads
them an and left behind her impressions that will never
be ehaced So true Is that one touch Of nature makes
The lake the Bots dc Boulochenceorh
to be called the Park Of Bouognewas filed Saturday
rh water the Emperor himself turning the tap which
let In the waters Of the Seine Rocks have been up
great scene Of attraction. Indeed promises to be
u T me mos, splendid Of all the late improvements
Rome after the HR.t as cues W spena Sone "Ae a.
The report that the Queen Of England is to honor the
french embassy in London BY her presence the 12h
practising OF GOOD Ssx tha o n raencn' mnat WIN .no
bands and English prince Of the blood royal to review
tnert u1ops every.nng seems turning topsy -turvy.
vet mysterv Tie an .;etv 81 III. non, ~ con,o, =
about it, that certain wags-it being the rs Of April
aS h 1900 .i th been amusing them
railway station on psrteuiar dsy and hour Thn shs
of persons collected in consequence when after waiting
vi tner pshencs Wa exnauseo iresn notice informed
hour hence thew we're posityely to arrive nv another linz
at specific station and away therefore, started again
IN: crowd to the great amusement doubtless
The yonnc prince and Princes. Murat questionable
make their appearance in public But their mode Of
y
Prince de Warrnmmay outh about ls~when he vss ;,s
terupted by the banging Of doors and sort Of cry like
1nocp! ON do not mind II, said the Prince Is only
Hons.ur do Won Ma. .i.np y h;6s nd s, q 49,
tainly" he replied 1--WE all three play togetherp The
exking Jerome Bonaparte 1t was said, used to play
~s - 'y :. urtem1erE asS WY nos
cocke- cache with his bonnv brideYe
grand concert has just been given by the Princess
The amsrcs n;ata INC osaH MONDE were present.
sisted.
PAas Thursday, April 49, 1854
C..,:s. Co.... 80 a. -. -.
"'oso-so"0e"'' % Me fseo'e~ Gro""d-1ns
1foops-7he Observation-Disclosures Reception Of the
Dke-AdriraSle Precision If he Military Ero,utions
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.'a"a o0"qA' ~ me a.e' f'e'es 70 MI So"J0ro' 'ae
AwericGn Charge aAfdires.
The annals of the Champ de Mars are full Of the records
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VI meiAoisoo e'en''. tNsS 'nei0 "ner0 on 'ne i|sn
Of July $780, Louis the l6th In the presence OF five hun
dred thousand of his Subjects swore to maintain the new
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- ~As 'n.i. .ne .o.1
the famous Champ de Mai before the battle Of Waterloo
It there where in 1880, Louis Philippe distributed
sock him in ls4s. 1t was there where less than two
wears ago. Napoleon the Third held the celebrated
49, a;o1, sna ono. NOR. un,.o.a IN. Rira Of france
oes d'Ses anu once noro an0as'u 'a0 0.iu - f'A'0
And 1t there where yesterday took place an event
which in historic interest will surely be second to none Of
.,N,.I r,s,.
those which nave preceded II.
Napoleon the heir Of the Prisoner Of the Rock in the
wide waste of waters holds review Of forty thousand
tho ncked troon, Of France in honor Of Prince Of the
s'o P'Neu ~AooPs u 'i~"eo ~ Ao..oA VI :" $3.50 - 80
blood of the royal house of Engando that England who
has ever been the most determined and the most vcto
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on such an occasion the clouds hung heavily over
~. n.;.oa. .nd s.nnt,rsa ha.rt;o. !.
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60 ,ns INC sun h osh tna DsImHu iss cneer
pomp ana circumstance OF war were couecteo on That
memorable field to 40 honor to the occasion.
thirty regiments OF intanty inciuding three osstaons
OF Dc were on the ground be IL
O'CLOCK VI sne !nere we're tne nrst ana second
M sns nn'n ano ht tlIn a @ y
the lourn regiment OF hgn. aragoons tne tweHn ora
goons the sxth ana tne ngnt dragoons
VI the batteries Oh tne nrst regmons atsacned
to the army OF Paris AND OF engineers large ana pow
ernui corps. ..,.
The infantry, divided into battaons were
formed into Tour INES on the eit Of tns de MARS
entering from the Point de jena Each - offended the
entire length OF the Champ de Mars aoetween eacn
there was distance OF aDop. ni.een yaras Inc cava
were up IN nnes on tne opposo mue anu "ere IL
eeo imo loun sAues, cosiS.rs " NV Squ ;si
IONS me artery cons,sns =. sesea VIZ s1
forty guns was ranged IN IRON. OF ,ne hcole MIN
ts,ie, winch ipn I's pos.on s .no may
opone oi wnlcn .ne tnnps w n nt nna .
Inv eaSaiy AM NJ ay t WIZ Su IVY s..Us;
pt I m a. t o -, a'o th o .tSs p tha
ss.es hao.n ,a s;Sncc ;tseT 4; tha thons.nd. uror
ihonsands vhch cnme nonrino In from Paris and its
nhnrh 70 tale nm ther nlaces On either side the Inas
this smnle arena The stands which ara erected for
he races ordinarily held here were filled with the more
vileoed classes chiefly nv ladies In ali the charms az
beautiful toettes Other trbupes were ARRANGED TO give
further Recommendations Tabies chairs forms handcarts
and scaods were down the lines and
aery occupied The Eoe Mltare In eycry window
and fro end to end of it's immense roof was thronCed
n VS. ;r,od;aoIv In front ~ th;s On stards covarod
With crimson. that the Emnress the Princess Mathilde
tbe Prince Heroine Indv Cawsy' the E.gsb Amhassa,
dress and many American ladies' remarkable for their
hean}v and elegant costume occnr;ed seats
Indeed from this pon IL il diricut to describe tbe
beautv Of the general effect ON either side were collect
ed Partisan topulace by which term Is meant the best
dressed the best and the best behaved BODY of
people that the world can produce There they we're
with their cav parasos their many colored habits and
their loving faces presenting coup de Of in
eable ossour prone and And In the midst