The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

sved y the oortsge, ths elegance nd beAu Of which
4 s'oioci ssivo q artillery s.Aeuao.d Ii. en-
trance 4 the oortsge within Tie ssesburs terminus
Of svie FEmprruS" "Vsss Ia Resne, !" "Viw Il Prince
Prince Albert wiahed 70 take leave Of tho ministsr the
great scen Of the crown Marshal AagnAn, the general
bert, Tie Prsisots Of he Seine ADD Police.
Their najesses left the terminus amid.t unanimous
cries Of "y'.s y Rene" "yrss q Prsmoe ADert"
then By all classes Of the people Of the capita. France
The Imperial and Royal train entered the terminus Of
Boulosne at five minutes past s.
view Of the troops from the camp took place on the
strand snfdIt the greatest enthusiasm.
this instant their Msiestss are returning to the
His Imperial Highness Prince Jerome went Aug o. at
2ocock to the palace Of st. Cloud 70 presens mage
The Hon. Colonel Fhipps keeper or Her Majesty the
Queen Of Engiands pvy Pnrse ADDRESSED the day of
her Majesty departure the following letter to the Min.
PAAm OF 81. CrouD, Aug q, 1856.
MONSIEUR IL MiSrsrRE;-The Queen has ordered me to
transmit to your Excelency the Of Is 900 francs
among the most unfortunate In the city Of Paris
pegn, Monsieur le Minstre to accept the
my highest consideration. B. PHIPPS, Colonel.
WHITEHALL, Aug. %, 1855.
Sir George Grey received the following despatch from
the Earl Of Clarendon. dated Boulosne, the 9th Of
Sir II have the honor to inform you that the Queen
Prince Albert the Prince of Wales and the Princess
Reya quilted Paris this morning accompanied BY the
EmPercr Their Majesties proceeded in state from the
Tueres to the railway station The streets and boule
wards were lined with troops The Of people
assembled was as great and the reception Of the
Queen was even more enthusiastic than when her Males
fy entered Paris.
The Queen profoundly sensible Of the kindness with
which she has been received by the Emperor and EN-.
IL the part OF the French nation by which she has
evcrywhere been gree.ed
Afforded the highest qualification to her Majesty.
The magnificent army o: Bouogne has just been re-
the the a s win s
Majesty out to sea- and return here in his own yacht
h. Sss f fsr. xn pssSsls, the ooxaa
The Queen Of England has charged Lord Clarendon her
sinister for Foreign Affairs to address to the Project of
ene the expression of the ments Of her Majesty
tthe reception she has received from the city of Paris
ST. CLOUD Aug 81, 1855.
MONSIEUR lie PREEr-The Queen has commanded me
h express to you and to the municipal body her sincere
anks for the fee given 90 her yesterday. The scale of
nagnassnce Of the arrangement the splendor Of the
made lasting impression upon the mind Of the Queen
and viii be always present TO her memory Of the
most agreeable incidents Of her visit TO Paris.
la replying to the address which the Queen has
ceyed with so much satisfaction from the municp pal
body, her Majesty you, NJ lie Preet that she
never forget The reception has met with from the
population OF Paris She desires to the
pathy with Which she was everywhere Welcomed on her
passage, when, with her iusrious ally and friend, she
Visited the numerous ediices in which coac ted
with 80 much profusion, the remembrances of the
cesses OF the French nation in the arts sciences and
But the satisc ard graefulness of the Queen are
stu moro increased by the conviction that her sub
ects share the benevolent Of which she
has been the object She behods therein the ratification
given by France to tie alliance which exist only
between the soveegns but between the people OF the two
countries She is convinced that the two nations who
have learned recp ccaly to appreciate each other in
in Q undertaken for canse Mt the same time
just and equitable and WHO are now rivals longer ex
cep for the aain ert of the object they have
In view will remain always united by the bonds OF inter
union has been the ardent wish OF the Queens heart
her visit to the magnificent OF France has Inspired
Her Majesty with deep personal interes, for the welfare
take advantage OF this occasion to offer to YOU lie
Preiet the assurance Of my most distinguished consdc
ralon CLARENDON.
The NJ rshal commanding the Eastern Division Of the
Army and the Let Mil vision has received the fol-
lowing letter from the Minister Of War;
Earsha-The Emperor authorizes me TO tell you that
Her Majesty the Queen Great Britain very much
satdcd with the ensemble Of the review held yesterday in
the Champ de Mars
The sight ofyour brilliant army reminded Her Britain
mic Majesty Of that oher French army the colors Of
which united ate, nay with The colors OF England
on the enemys SOIL and the blood Of which has cemented
on the field Of battle tie mpeiishabe alliance Of the two
Countries
the precision Of the executed the ardor of
AL struck her Majesty, and she feels convinced that if
In its turn this Is called to fight for tie com
mon cause, II will slow itself worthy competitor OF that
which has already achieved much glory in the Crimea.
have great pleasure In communicating TO you this
precision of satisfaction.
Accept Marshal the assurance Of my very high salts
acticn. VALIANT Minister Of Wa.
TIE ARRIVAL AT OSBORNE.
PoHrNorIH, Eng tuesday morning, Aug. 28-SiS.
Her Majesty landed at Osborne at halfpast O'Clock
this morning.