The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-13

in our 6es that vss not embraced in the comprehensive
telegaphic summary the news received from HALIFAX
and published in yesterday paper
- Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Aug. %, 1856.
E,,&o D.sals Regarding Queen Vicovia's Visit-Lord
<<ayeadon and ne Stars and Shipe-7he Prince Of
Wales Playing at Afmic Srategy-Louis Napoleon Seen
in Ns0 Light-7he Lunch at the Elysee-7he Emperor
and TIE Boy Prince, de-, d..
This morning repa red to the palace of st. Cloud and
had opportunity of seeing and hearing little of the
chchat which does not ordinarily find its way to the
public but which of your fair readers may take
interest in. The carriages ordered to the door
half past nine and while waiting for her Majesty and the
Emperor to descend The staircase, conversation took
place between Lord Clarendon the Marquis of Breadal
bane and some other tlemen who it seems had pri-
vatey, Sunday, before attending her Majesty the
Bots de Boulogne at five o'clock driven through the
Boulevsrds in order to take clearer view than was
sbe in the shadows of the previous evening" of prepare
tons made for the Queens reception After descanng
upon the beauty of the trumphal arches the usilue
taste Of the French in such matters the charming effect
of the combination of the flags of France, England,
Turkey and Sardinia, Lord Clarendon exclaimed but
nothing pleased than the frequent introduction
Of the stars and stripes of the United Sates;' in
pictorial point of view the effect striking.
The size of the flag, its brilliant colors Auttering
alone in the breeze at modestly and Independently
and the perfect sponaneity Of the compliment the
occasion rendered it all the greater. At least whatever
may be little differences, Jonathan and John Bull
are always brothers,"
1t curious, while these great statesmen and
others thus netting every straw that blew, and
attaching Importance TO tho slightest incident ted
with thus memorable.vsit to observe the occupation Of
person in the ROOM destined hereafter probably to
play chief part in the great events of his era aude
to the Prince Of Wales, who Is diligently employed in
turning the handle of very ingenious mechanical toy
the produce of the mandatory Of NJ Groux which
presents he late attack the Malako and the Redan by
the British and French soldiers BY grinding away very
slowly the whole operation of that luckless engagement
gone through much described in tho letters Of the
various newspaper correspondents. Decorating pellets
crack of after another for the artillery while drums
beat 6uge sound smoke and vapor arise in the shape
of shadowy gauTe, the Russians advance retire, the
English rush in the French fall again the Russians
make head again desperate fight takes place. and again
the MalakoH and Redan as you were except that
becee them lie the bodies Of the still pantin slain The
machinery occupies about ten minutes in eecting all
these details which it accomplishes with ingenuity
perfectly marvellous. Even the cries of the soldiers
fsinty initiated and the whole finishes bSa paintive
dge The young Prince whose countenance ia not par
ticuialy expressive Ordinary occasions chopped his
hands with eager delight and called after nnother to
@ me and share his ecstasy and about Jogging the
10 Ia machine encore. when his
royal mother i,aning on the Lnperors arm entered the
aud the whole conversation Is in that laaGuagS
The imperor was never seen to more advarsoge. The
ahseuce Of 1he Empress, who l. expressly rbddcn to
toke share n anything which may ondange her
born hope Of presenting her husband wita'a Iineal
s''ons viii and right arm, leaves him per fecly free
70 play the gallant. His usual reserve i entr ,ly
tones' and thorouehy gives Himself up to the oesa-
sion. Her Majesty seems really charmed With him,
ippy Sudi
tety Of rseH upnesssesey and then n hsr deport
her the steps ana assisted her iu riagc
vi all se warmth and gilanry Of the cares
rolled OF while with sportiye kinines, he Sld ever
the Queen of Engands head and paasol gigs attic UNI
resist cot reciprocrte the happiness ne seeseeo
expereac Ordinarily his Majesty looks cold and csre-
worn. 'rvnce Albert and th. Marchonass OF LAY took
their ala "a in the same carriage.
The rs tge consisted Of eight equipag: eset ls'as
etara,ei from the othe. by four Of the e Mt e.
shower yer night Rad ayed the dust and COO Cd the
air; and we moved along acelamsao loud and ong
welcomes. the Queen Of England We drove to tAs E&h
hilton 8 the Beaux Arts but the crowd was 80 great the
heat sol insuerable the noise stunning that having
that ~ oud have another opportunity Of meeting !. at
the lung h to be givent at the alas de rElysee.
Alta o o clock all the members OF the English sshassy
The - ,ehes and outsiders was desired to be t.end
ances the Ilysee to be arranged rank ana n ca ner
Il the srre banauetng hall magnificent tabss spread
viii. eighty covers arranged, for what may pc term
ed he masses. The room was ornamented with inc em-
~ ma Of France and England the fruit arctfuy ar
r. ,ned in models Of windsor Castle the English houses
81 srliament Osborne, &c. Flowers OF the choicest
md we've blooming everywhere, and with tae windows
men iookins on 70 lawn Of delicious verere and the
ia shing uniforms Of the guides grouped in ne shruDoey
below ready 70 add their ors nrncey more
Ceu ally luxurious and more fascinating 70 the senses,
In another containing table fSr,y e 0ae w W.,
their immediate suite The ornamental preparations we're
precisely the same.
which fronts the court yard Of the Palace facing the
Faubourg st. Honore, was announced the band struck
up the English national anthem. All the assembled
srests formed line her to pass through bowling low
as she passed tih led BY the Emperor she entered
private boudoir arranged for herself and about seven
lady Cowiey the wife Of the English Amba ssador at
Paris To describe the lunch would require the pen OF
saw or ate; all Is that behold It, and found IL
very good. My only regret was that could not nave
had such repast what later in the day when The
business of life being finished, could have given my d.
gesti,c organs freer play.
1he dcctnG were all presented in the usual
wpy q such ceremonies where the Predominant feeling
il pity for the crowned head which has to bear Ia
suing inuance Of such meannglcss mummcries and
for the officials who have 70 assist During the time this
was going on. the Emperor, like boy let out from
school ereoyng himself in the gardens of the Ely
sfe ,mmeai lately under noses pulling away at fra
rant Havana and having his the heir 70
The Birth crown who from his animated gesture anc
yoluby seemed 10 be informing his Majesty Of oil tn,
rcnders N Giroux's famous machinery hal impaired t.
him al st. Cloud. The Emperor appeared delighted e
sear him and every and then took his segar from
sis lips and told the boy story wnich seemed q
onvulse linn with laughter. The Emperor OF all the
trench and the heir apparent Of proud Britain appeared
a happy II the shadow Of greatness had mover APP
preached either OF them "Its est dsrrsre loco"
Al the ball at the Hotel de Vile incident occurred
to the Queen which, notwithstanding her well known
elfpossession, disconceriing her. After the
quadrilie in which her Majesty took part she re-
stunned her seat In the chair OF state when the Emperor
awaited himself Of the opportuni despatch abide
camp fcr of the Arab chiefs no pre- ent this
occasion. On his approach his Majesty took him by the
hand and formally presented him TO the Queen of Eng
land when occurred really graphic scene. The chief
Immediately Frustrated himself on the floor, aud en-
bfaccd the knees Of her Majesty. The act so in
Simultaneous that there ne possibility OF preventing
IT, and all that be said is that II lucky the Queen
~ England and the Moor not found in such posi-
ton behind curtain instead Of before such blaze Of
lights The chief dressed in his burnoose his extraord
nary corded cap, buried his face in he's Majesys lap
and spread his arms and hands on either side OF her
knees The Queen bore 1t all with great dignity though
hon The Ii tel aar Tho Ee