New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-07
FRANCE.
QUEEN VICTORIA IN PARIS.

W EEN 'ltlOhlA IN Iahlo.
Queen Victories visit TO PARIS ha. been saoce Of
the most Triumphant kind. The Psrisisns have e1-
pended an immense amount Of enthusiasm, aud the
Emperor has exhibited the most imperial of hospital
ity. The English papers are fuA to overiowIng with
accounts OF the festivities.
The following are more extended particulars:
On the Queens arrival the station of the Sals urx
Railway was decorated In most gorgeous styia and
was fiji ed with stands which irely pieo BY
ladies in splendid costume. The front Of the station
was ees antly fitted up with Tags and flowers. In
front of the Strasburg Railway extends vast street
boulevard recently formed all tho houses ia which are
NOT yet built; all down this boulevard were erected,
on bO'h sides Of the way and a. short intervals huge
poles, from Which fioated alternately French and Eu-
giisb streamers-ihe former ticoor the latter bearing
the lions OF England the red lion OF Scotland aud the
harp of Ireland. NJ arly all the houses were mora
lees decorated with English Add French HAYS, some
times separate, sometimes combined In the soanesm
which houses Lot yet built were erected scaif0h
ings containing OF seats, which were Jet out,
according to situation, ut var ing prices. Ga the
boulevard st. Martin, which was next arrived al,
decorations became more numerous and speddld'
There was scarcely house from which the EGgllsn
ard French flags were not displayed, and in = great
many cases those of Sardinia n Turkey we're aided
to them. Nearly ali The balconies of the houses were
decked with vevets or draDeres aud not a few WIN
flowers; and on the facsdes OF several houses wefa
escutcbeons bearing IN Eoglsh the word Welcome.
Atthe Porte ST. Denis vast sort Of porico bearing
the inscription: The 9th battalion of the Ma ionA
Guard TO Queen Victoria, aud it was decorated Stn
English and French flags. On the boulevard Deyood
were poles bearing flags chiefly Enghsn, with escuch-
eors presenting the name "Viciona " Here all thd
houses both sides were splendid decorate' ihe ~
cade of the Bazaar Bonnie Nouvee was most eleS Any
fitted up With ags and with escutcheops bearing me
English and French arms vast stand with elkanuy
orb8menied erected IN front OF IT. Exsnaea
right the bouley ard four nlasts OF sse ngus
with the royal arms Of Great Britain ana O. ureo
posts were escutcheons beallns tne pa'nes oon nS
f,be last hattie of all 'Trakiir The Gymnase the
alter and The cafe by the side were spendpy decortet
with ases The PRINCIPAL part OF tho faGPie OF me
theatre was covered vi al Immense painting oi t1e
Enosh and French arms the dates In letters ~ gold,
:, Is,b August 1855" ard " l6h Apri, 1879, lthe
lsst that on the Emse rors list 10 London,l inc En-
vl.h and Ftescb f,gs unred and across me ater 10
lsrpc letters the worcs - Iion' f9@, ao' Ds-
inter, a.. dness' On the Bou evsri Paonn'ere were
more pcles and morc flags, aud on the poeS esidco-
cons with the word, ID English, ""elcon" Inc
some style of decoration continued all the way 20
the Fauburg Montmarre, ana at tas end :" 90
Rue Rouge mopt the Discount, Bank dispiaJef
group of tasteiuly arranged hsgs, with the royS
arms The n ore advanced down ule moe ".S
tocrt tic part Of the Boulevards, The more a"e IN
decorations bs camo. On the balcony u ". +J
drnuEs's carpet warehouse seat' were e'eS ~, a-u
military hand was stationed In one part OF mem,
errai man, of the foreign members % "o Ju' W ~
Ttiyer,al Exhibition occupying INC reH,.A.sr "a
ada OF tho warehouse, which possesses
Wv, .,,h,,rc,p,ni prctensonS, was splenddiy orns-
w,h Tprlish and French haes, and ia elion
,h,,r,o dc roy. arms Of Great Britain, spleaddi{
'.',,h, In ,ap.stry 10 valuable work Of art form.
rahssr Tho Elhibiuop), were displayed. Ga hs
mn".yarl Manimar,Ic were s,s'as aud e,ou ,heJnt,
de- la,,rr with the WORDS A la RENE yctori. dc tne:
" natslllap.' The Theatre dcs Vaiistes ras decsed
GU, With dsgs, Euglish and French, aud drsperies.
i,sroabeus the decorations OF the houses we're sey
pioni,e and tho houses cppostc tie tnester dispsye,
Ia addition Ia Haas AID draPeIes, the royal ar as %
Ens and tho inscription In Euslisb, " God sa'e