The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-10

hwsd three carriages and pairs with t hurley
End three footmen In cooked hats behind, contain
ns hss BY
pqueurs In large hats and long jack boots three other
s..sss bearing the imperial as%' 81 sIS s YIN shs s
whose brAssn helms and brsastpates gttered in the
rays Of the sun Then came other pqaears Al riding
uosfillon with cooked hat riding the first pair, and
walking at the sides Of the others Thi. contained
Pahis de pIndushie Again other carriages and pairs
oiowed and other squadrons Of cavalry when at last
sarriage drawn by eight dark horses remarka
BILE Strength symmetry and beauty. Indeed, it may be
rsd that Throughout the fire breed proportion and sim
sw Of the horses especially observable II is under
stood that the Emperor has special eye to this depart
saent himself, and ii money can procure it, the most
beautiful horse viii always ind pgIehassr ia him On
this occasion The horses seemed to have taken rather
% the Ss sn1 whsn Ssrs ssrw ta
than one seemed inclined to rebel However, all
went of safely under tbs vigilance Of SO many
carriage contained his Majesty and the EMPRESS
opposite to whom sat HIS Royal highness Prince George
Dule Of Cambridge In the scarlet uniform Of an English
a more suspicious day for the ceremony could not
Of the installation, when amid clouds and ssst, and
roaes swimming with mud, the imperial cortege msds
s way to the palace then Ia Its state OF shapeess
sumation towards universal exposition. The crowd
not exuberant in its cheers French crowd
put HS not hsfr h one s snss an S 2,
Handkerchief rolled round hor head turbAn fashion,
exclaimed at the top Of her yoic the imperial state
carriage passed IN all the pride Of gola and glass and
sce-Ah lie rot CONNIE, grand seigaeur Napoleon!
All seemed coed hu nor satsa faction and hiiarity; and
both in going and returning the only uncouth excsma
lions those of the vendors Of eatabes and dinka
bles Who in spite of the derisive cheers of the crowd
would persist asserting that what they offered for sale
quilted the pslace exactly At O'Clock having remained
within its walls abtut one hour al twenty miou es.
INT has IN autr xuhie
just in time 10 Witness by pushing forward and oustp
ping the procession, which oved only at foot pace 1t
grand beyond all scipon The appearance Of the
tansept which in my letter yesterday described
that it crowded with human beings clad either in
full dress in uniform, Of SURPRISING magniHcence.
The moment their msjeses entered beneath the south
archway, the whole emily and cbeesed vita
before did monarch appear Ia theatre well adapted
kr display Of his august functions. The bani-that
band of loo musiciauspayed and sang the national
ar and then 'he Emperor took his seat Prince Jerome
his uncle his right hand the Eupress his left
side her the Duke Of Cambridge, AMI next to him the
Princess Mathilde To the light lef the legislative
corps the senator's the corps diplomatic all ia gil ter
ing costume took their places when the ceremony of
the day commenced The speeches you will have from
other s0nrces yet they not published. rnas
Prince Napoleon the President Of the exhibition DIFF
fcu to catch but the Emperors except when the cheers
interrupted dis tipcty heard His msjesy pointing
To the trophies of peace which surrounded him all
ddes, remarked that the genius which carrying on
successful still found in the midst Of all trials su
cent for the arts Of peace He said that Whatever their
struggles whatever their successes, peace, and peace
was WOulu constitute the real
permanent happiness OF the world and that 1t depended
on Europe to hasten forward that most wished for
summation. The cheering enth nsiasc whenever
the word escaped his Msestys lips that it left
impression the minds of many that sou ehtng was
really In the wind For myself suspect the Swedish
alliance above alluded to was uppermost in his Maesys
mind.
Then took place the distribution of the medals The
grand medals Of hon 1t must be remembered dis
unguisheo f m the god medals, and suspect am cor
In stating that altogether country has been
distinguished than America. ME-. Mccormick and
Mr. Goodyear both obtained the grand medals Of honor
and Mr. Many Of Washington, U. s. Navy Mr.. Pitts and
Cd - them by the Emperor himself with the most
hattering expressions; and Mr.. Logan, geologis f. r.
g. of Montreal for his logical chart and Instructive
oonection Of minerals received also grand medal of
honor besSes being made chevaier of the Legion of
Honor During the time the prizes being dstribu
ed the chorus from sJudas Macabeus Chanlons Victiyi
play ed and by the whole orchestra and added
ceremony over, their msjesties followed by the
ladies Of the court and the whole dipLomatique
made tour OF inspection through the trophies of and
industry with conspcuously elevated in the fine
arena those parties who had been honored with medals
Or decorations lining the path either side II was
SIGN, , few will sver forget that OF nations
each speaking tnesr own tongue and evncog their
1hrd leading by the hand bis beautiful Empress who
loo ked in better health perfectly Lively,
nade this tour Of temple consecrated the sublime
attributes Of Peace: and when at last the imperial
eortege left the hall there but feeling think
pervadiDg all bosoms, namely, that it thousand
pfies the events of the Crimea should have in
teryened to disturb fair Such the ankle
~ for tickets that 400 francs were refused for one
RERTIE.