Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-10-27
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Victoria In France.

When the vessel which brought the royal
visitors to BonlogRe, on the recent visit n
! Victoria 10 Paris came to, a poa1 uolaxf or
companion ladder, covered with crimson vel.
vet, was extended from the shore. wbe.
this was fixed 10 her deck. Prince Albers
handed her Majesty forward: but no snoner
bad the Queen put her foot on Il and left the
deck, than, as on her hrst touching the soil
OF France the Emperor, who had previously
dsnounted, came Forward, took her Majesty
by the hand, and salnted her on both cheeks
IA salutation CUSTOMARY among roval uer.
sohages on such occasions Tne manner IN
which Prince Albert handed hc Majesty for
ward, the Enperor's offering, anu her Maj
esty's reception Of the salute were especially
noted as exceedingly graceful, natural. and
unaffected The English present, who were
not aware Of royal etiquette in such matters
seemed at first little taken by surprise and
then responded to what many OF them sun
posed an unusual act of amity on the part Of
the allied soyereigns, with three very hearty
cheers. 1t was expected that the Emprcss
Eugenie would have accompanied the En-
peror to receive Queen Victoria, but Il ap-
pears that she was prevented BY the delicasy
Of her health. No one Of the visits of the
royal party produced a deeper impression
than tha' to the tomb Of the first Napoleon
The Queen arrived at pightfal. followed hy a
numerous staff, surrounded by the veterans OF
our old wars who had fastened 10 Ineet her
while she advanced with noble composnre To-.
wards the last resting-pIace OF him who was
rnglands most constant adversary What
spectacle! How many remcmbrances. wiki,
an tne contrasts, they brought up 10 the
nindi But when by the light Of torches.
the gutter OF uniforms, amid the strains Of
the organ playing God Save the Queen =
her Majesty was led by the Emperor % tie
chapel where the remains Of Napoleon he,
the effect was overpowering and Immense. the
emotion profound, for every one was reflect
ing that tins was no ordinary homage offered
at the tomb OF great man, but a solemn
act, attesting that the riyalries OF the past
were forgotten, and that now the unioa hc-
tween the two peoples had received its most
signal conservation. series Of royal gisifs.
prompted by the present ezaf. is now a.,
nounced at Paris says, a Lonion hitter ii. !.
the Tribune
THE Hvuss sF MorHEs.---She should 4
trp- n1eT-kind aiways MY 4, <sscssa
- 81 Siats4t is sEssst ~ s4<< ~ s'Itt -
She shouid never laugh at him ~ What Be
does that 4 eahningzJ J-never allow Kim e
think Of his looks excerpt 10 BE- neat and clean
in all his hasits.
She should teach him t1Notey look Orc
spect those Slder tha hi1sself;
never make command VIA
il Is performed Ia the ng
Never speak of chik
pr repeat his remarks Def
way 10 spoil a child
Never reprove a cl
LEI your tone Of yoic
recting Strive TO ins
respect, not fear Reue
ing and educating a soui istttt
Teach your children 10 wR1
selYes-to put away thing -
il. But DO not ierget that on y
child. The griefs 9f5iittle onessare
neglected; they arc great for them
patiently with them, aud never ia an.
rouse then anger III ii can be tyoided
a chid to he aseitl xheps. er opportu
may offer.
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