New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-07
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

From Our owa Correspondent
LONDON Friday, lug u, 1856.
The visit Of the Queen, her'triampsant prog.
ress from Doulogne to Paris, and the fe.es at
the Imperial Court at Paris, ST. Cloud and Yer
sailes, absorb the sttention of England and
France. The newspapers are filled With details OF
the rece ptioD, and with descriptions OF Imperial
0nd Royal pageautry, and from the style of the
reporters and tho fuisome adulssion lavished
upon Louis Dcnaparte, we may indeed draw
conclusion that ell the lessons OF the rePessed
revolutions are forgotten by the worsh'Pers Of
the Ar glo-Freuch alliance. As 1ara not chron-
icer Of CouI. movements, do net expect from
me any narrative of the RoyS visit. may, how
ever, mention d single characteristic fact which
has rot appeared in the public papers IL was re-
marked that the Queen arrived at least one Tour
too late at Bonlogne, and that her triumphant en-
try at Paris happened to be at Gass when the
growing darkness did not permit her to see all tho
prepar atoms and street decorations displayed IN
Der honor. The reason % the delay is some What
singular Tbs Royal party was to sail With the
Tide on Friday before midnight, in order TO
arrive ut Paris about o'clock in the afternoon
but when tie Queen went on bosfd, the Admiral
commanding the squadron requested her 10 yield
to the prejudice OF the sailors, who did NOS liAe
70 eigh anchor on Friday, anG heard win dis
may her Nsjesty's intention to sail gu tic un'
lucky day. The Queen, wishing TO crafty the
desire of the crew, altered the programme IN the
last nome at, and started only on Saturday be-
fore DAVIS, Disappointing The sishtse.rs Of
Paris, who could scarcely catch y glImpse OF
her. Loais BonspaTte, in order TO receive Vic
toIia with all the strict iornality aud etiquette
of an old estai lishad Court, Issued Gseree pre-
vious to her arrival, which dchncs the title,
rank aad preccdoncy Of al, the members Of the
Bonsrarte family. Still he could not st once
settle all the d.hcultes OF such "a important
ailai-, and the question what armorisl bearings
be,o 3g to each of the Princes Bonapartoi who
are 10 be called "llighaess;" AMI Ia those who-.
are only Princes but no Hiehnosse', had 10 be
lef, TO the dt ,sion Of the Horald's College. y,
Hsrald's College in France. after i759 and
lsis IL sounds raAher like TN anachron'sfi;
atill, the French arc too mGrh occupied wIta
money mt hing at tAc pressnt time TO think
deeply az Imperial endeavSrs for reestablisAing
Aristocracy in n country whore is has been
One of the Austrian Archdukes, the bro nor OF
the Emperor traacis Joseph. don't know whether
scucsptsin or Admiral In Austrian service. has
lust arrived nj Marseilles With his ho.illa. and
Louis Napoicoa. sishins 10 display his intimacy
with ali tho Courts Of Europe, was about to Ia
,ite him TO Paris during tho stay of tAr Qactai
but since according 10 the etiquette N Austrian
Archduko has precedence over frincc Alb ort ~ho
Is onl, tho second son OF puca family, tao Ia
,itaiion was omitted NOT Ia excite tho same disap'
polutncut with Queen Victoria tlst she fslt on
similar occasion al her visit 20 tho hns OF PRUSSIA
ON tho Rhine. whore Prince Albe 4 had 81 50 In Mo
rear OF an Austrian Atchdake,
Tho semtofncisl Nieana carlo' pcadsnt OF tho
Frankfort tassRs informs Mo Nsild That tho
| soolasss betw eou Ausssla aud tho Western
| league, which followed tho beenAinsaP Of the
| Vienna Conferences h.s noN easlfely .absiied
| as tho Wesleiu i',we,a pfpmlsei 60 Francis
iosrth not 10 depart stom tho tpW felass A.
bases - the nc ,otistieas et peace. whenever
the a,Istt b. ,eeroaet taa viii teme@tet
TIA, iha.s r.u,eus teitfs ueio sttslasilr ds~~a
| ur - i',lee MeHeiaIeA sad approved OF she
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