The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

Grand Chamberlain, md the Ministers. Behind the
estraoe $1,000 inc sdes de camp Of the Emperor. AT
short distances rom the prie deu Of his Majesty stood
the Grand Chamberlain.
The haer Of Ceremonies indicated TO every one his
place.
ihs consuls Of foreign Powers were present at the
eeremony
Able Moussa the music Of the organ and Of the band
Of the Imperial Guard. The church was ricniy ana
brilliantly decorated
guns was fred After the mass his Majesty the EN-
peror was she doors Of the church BY the
cure Of the parish followed by the clergy HIS Majesty
the Emperor made q tour through the city, and cen
tered the palace amidst the accamatons OF the grand
Who Il. ws1 tS' AZ
Secretary of the Orders Of the Empress dis Majesty
the Emperor his seat the throne in the Salon de
Mars and refreshments being handed round, g. Mon
seigneur e Due de Ia Minister of the lnte
rior proposed the following toast:-
1 The % bis
unite in the family all the points Of the en-
General shouts OF 'Long live our Independence ~
'Long live the Emperor 7, followed this sentiment
ssmbss round them the
first which laid in the northern aaloen Of the
palace g. at the right q MS the ms
War, the Minister of the Interior the Minister Of FL
nance the Grand Chanceor several Senator's, and the
Grand Master of Ceremonies; at his left the Grand
Chamberlain the Grand Amoner, the Treasurer General
the President Of the Permanent Of the Senate
and several Senators. The entrance Of the Emperor
of the Guard.
The following toast was proposed by the MINISTER OF
WAR AND MARINE:-
TO his Majesty the Emperor.
By the PRESIDENT OF THE PERMANENT COMMITTEE Of the
Senate
To her Majesty the Empress.
General
To the Princess Olive.
By the GRAND MASTER OF THE CERExoNEs-sire it is
for sweet satisfaction to have obtained from your
Va ioaf tho orrutaa ioUt IN rnrNOao a tim af
To the bravo Haytisn army whose devotion Ma
jesy all admire TO that army which cannot be doubted
will continue your Msssty dynasty its devotion to your
Monsieur le Baron Brisadier de in Roster did the no
At the second table, which was spread in the unco
vered gallery which extends between the sale dc rone
and the salon de Mars were seated the dukes, counts
brgaders OF tbs armies and several high fun onares
Of the civil order The table was presided over by g.
Monsigneur de Getrard duke Of the table. The fellow
ink toasts were proposed =
By s. G. MoSsreYKUR DE GKrrRARp, Due de La Table
To the Founders Of Haytcn IndopendeneTo his Majesty
the Emperor who the prosperity Of the country which
BY MONSIEUR LIE BARON ARsrDE DE LEsPISAssE mem
Der of the Court Of Cessation
TO the high virtue that distinguishes her Majesty the En-
By s. G. MoSneSEuR Ii Duo DIES Cores DE FER, Vice
Admiral
To her Imperial Hghnes the Princess oliveMay she by
mother.
By his Excellency the Comte DE CAP ROUGE
the which has taken part Al The events
honor and to public order
In the evening the city was illuminated
Here follows the official recaptuation OF the ceremo-
MES Of tho day. in the stereo.yped phraseology Of
london co,r, N,r, man Altar tho NH dissertation wa
have given Of them it is unnecessary for to transfer
it to columnD.
The following paragraphs taken from the same official
source, will be reac with interest We first notice Sc
precsdepts
On the occasion Of New Years day his Majesty the
Emperor set at liberty several State prisoners and
Immediately sent to distant districts, and at Saint Marc
he pardoned several other political Offenders
The movements of the emal portion of the court OF
conr.s roca,ve ane ., no,;.s fro, Tho no
.'oe '- 11' 'Aa' ' 1o''' -'-' VIZ 'AP''
RAJ chron'cief.
Imperial Hghpess the Princess olive and the Princess
Oyette, asss ted at grand sung at the pirochal
honor of the angels and for the benefit Of the
Ioor Her kassty the Empress and the Processes also
VISITED tns Sayay precedeG oy the clergy ana followed
ey considerable crowd. They were accompanied BY
The Margnise de Rocheblanche, lady OF honor to En-
the Duehesse de Saint Louis dn sud- the Marquse
qe uouresu Ihe orana Master oil the Cerem ones tae
ha ,.; IT. msIechal an lamps, anu sehssman 10
G%a1a ia ana hssn,;fi n;t; al .ne 10
John the Eyanr.s exesntsd bv Baron Colbert de- oeh
ard painter TO the Emperor was With in the
mi3,t Of The nrocessop After the mas her Maiestv
the Empress followed by her cortage returned to the
ne,ai naIace and causea 10 be serssd IN the nonr an
NJ renat rb;ch was laid out In The rarsn a.
tbe cast side of }ls ns!,.e
On Twelfth Night der InySrial Highuess the Princess
Olive gave fstc TO her young friends. number Of
invitations were issued by her. The ball, which took
MAJ - the afternoon was atte Ddel with bpeat deai or
saisy md and the presence Of their Males.
ties ii The little fee impaired to a. on ce an appear
snee y scpmnity and the mir of charming fam iy re-
union. he young princess welcomed with kindness the
Iersors invited by her and danced with several; Her
Majesty the EmTress also degned to take part the
dance.
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Banet the great ladies' Of the court