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

the blasts Of pesential winds and the CALLING perseou
ton of contemplate jaier and hunted and bounded to
death in the short space Of ave years. while yet the
zenith Of manhood and the maturity Of intellect Great
God it to have brought Promethean fire to his
ashes to witness the sovereign Of that England who had
relaxed her grasp from his throat till she had ma
nacled him for life dropping tear his grave And
what moment for Napoleon the Third Well may such
believe himself the child of destiny for whether
in prison. exile assaing the barbarans Of the North
all things to work together for good for him. II
Louis Philippe ncarcerated the heir at Ham, he yet sent
his son for the remains of him who held every of
Bourbon in and contempt. If the heir fails, and
becomes byword and reproach for his abortve attempts
at Boulogne and Strasburg, Louis Philippe, po mou,
may be said vacaes his throne that Napoleon may
step into it, and that circumstances arise to make
him the foe Of the North he becomes the friend of
the sovereign of the West who visits his capital eass
and dances with him delivers her daughter to the
ngratiang smiles of his heir apparent, and quits the
French shore amid the mingled prayers and accamaons
of Frenchmen of every class. And all this is done by
man formerly living in King street, St. James for whom
the portals of this Queens palace degned to
open.
The departure was affair Of immense state. The or
namenal variations for the arrival in au quo
the only addition fresh flowers. The coe headed
by squadron OF the Guides in full uniform, preceded
by their enchanting band perfectly recovered from the e
ects Of their sylvan feast at St. Germans After this
a carriage ceremony with the veres of the English Am
basador next four carriages and four in which the
ladies in waiting the Queen and the high dgnares Of
f TN ese Carriages being followed
in this way, of themselves spectacle of sur
passing brilliancy Next followed large party Of the
Prince Napoleon and the Prince Wales the
heir presuptve and heir apparent of their respective
empires. Lastly the grand STATE carriage contain
ing the Queen OF England, draws by eight splendid
groom on foot in fun imperial livery The Queen sat on
the right (he seat Of honor) opposite to her the
Emperor with Prince Albert his right and facing this
last the Princess Royal This carriage gorgeously
gilt with plate glass all round permitted every
the Queen 1t was followed by biant suite of general
Cagrobert who his ribbon Of the Bath, &c, &c.
The Empress who came into Paris with the party as
changed those Of state did not accompany it any
farther The leave taking quite touching. The |
Eugenie followed her royal guest DOT only to
imperial palace, kissing her with the tenderness and
grace OF an angel and we are q~e with not whit
ess sincerity Prince Albert about to do before
Kiss Her Msjesys hand when she with all the beautiful
'oque'ry Of old Spain, Immediately put her lips to the
spot and kissed the kiss away but this occasisn the
air Eugenie with in her ey bent her check to
he Prince consort and very pretty couple they looked
Smn u. .ne arewes was thus being sonsamma,ed ior
harmed with Primes Albert and declare him to be the
,andsomest and mott coury cavalier that has WISHED
1
As Eefore the Bouevards the Rue fe n Paix and the
he7nin dc fer acd with troops. They, who hsd'
cen so severely disappointed by the Queens late
ival we're deterninsi not to let Sip the present
ccason and the houses up to the reoGs crammed
18th human heads: stll it cannot be said that there
'as anything like tie same number assembled as II
u the frd occasion. Shat occasion not to be I
allied. But the whole, the Queen lnuy be said to
ave maae favorable impression S'H has not it L
answered OF tn en thousand letters which have
sent her during her visit but she to do
ereaer and she has loft present Of 10000 francs for
he very poor of Paris. She has laudtdtbe beauty of
heir city 10 the skies N whatever company she has
Gen. she Ems dancedt0aEie trgere'ikea very shep
erdess at the Hotel d. VILE and Ver'ses; she has
layed the woodland nynph, and has frankly taken by
he hand every minister general and sta asman of emf
encc belonging TO the imperial regime
The immediate result Of this remarkabhsnvent may be
Nothing. m the fond embraces of Lou, Pisippe only
erminaed IN the Spanish marriages, de Joinvle's |
Jam hlet NOD his dstaronement, may this visit
the Queca Of England and all this gaaut courtesy of
hostility 3ut doubt that i, dread thrown
upon the vz4iers, which 81 suture time viii give its in
crease The is laid te ths root of International ca
ousies, ara y Is quite possible that this DC the be-
century ,vtwo hence Iaar result in united sceptre
BERTHE.
PSI nay AS well z2eniion that three medals (
have juss been struck AZ the Paris msnt. On ono is
placed tb sportrait of this Emperor wth the following
inscription the oppOs ~ side -: Ffosxs d. 7dzer
les ,ni,S dc France dpAngeerre e. de Pemom 1f
opt 1857. The secoDsif IN honor of tso Queen OF Eng
ands wait and gives side the portraits of tho
Emperor and he Empress, with the lesRh-t NdTolov
H. En- %or, Epgtnie fsrUatfce' AMI on the reversal Il
scrirtions La Reine tangleere h France Albert ri r.
mt Ia Rance, Ao 1885 and the reverse, within Pa
ae following vE0Ias- Lear setsx Paris IL VT
1861