Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04

boudoir beautiful ,room, The walls III
which are white, and relieved BY siihrs
gi., sculptures of ihe last century. rThrs|
hangings are ,of blue. and lie furniture, lus'
includes Two 70 mmodes, which are ssas;;d
u Be perfect specimens IL Par;siiann Al. ar-
iisiic uphoIstry Beyord tie boadoir i i
the Queens bathroom, exqniiss;sely lin
Cd throughout Win pink .ilk, covered s
with muslin. NJ ss's 4 41 ss.' 81 sasssa.'s
4 This room leads /, The state bed
room. which i il The angle 81 The wing
The principal object Of interest ia this
apartment ", &c course. the state bed.
Il consists q l,nr white columns. ]. richly
gilt. suPporting IT the top, 'aInid, elabo'-
rately scnlptnred designs. tht. royal
arms. Az the head y Of the tesl
are the royal \ initials. 4. The hing, hing.
ings are dfs pale green riIk, lined v,ahie
with pink. covered with muslin or Lace
Beyond this bed -reom aissthe Princes
dressing-rooh,, which, Wis originally
| Marie Antoinette's boud6ir. Here tke
ornaments are the same as when, the un-
fart,mates Queen occupied them. q9sE
= Beyond this roon agaia i the
| Princes bed-rossms; !; ! 'pFttty roa,a.
hung with rich rich apwsred ,silk 'i dan.a!s y a!'
from the looms re Lyons, Beyond, the
bed-roomi IS the Prince saioon, where
some fine pictures nnd a beautiful clock
are the chief ornaments. Then again
beyond the Princes sitting room, are
are two waiting roo,ns, the last of1which
has walls Of beautiful inlaids marbies.,'a
| Under these royal apartments are the
those OF, the Prince Of Wales and The
Princrss. Royal--alI very simple but
prettily decorated.
4 THE QUEEN GOES TO SEE wHERE MARIE
/ sAsToINETTE oil lslr, !, WAS D~AlaT ~ MAID I.
i On Tuesday morning the Royal and
Imperial party. visited Versailles. The
illustrious spartydid not leave = point IL
Interest," luhvisifed. They saw she hDilss,
lofi Monsieur Bailly the Quean's baa-
doury the. ruined mill, The, bairy-.-slI
!relics of the royal ladies' expei,siv6 'tny
farming. And there the ill,.strious par
u -, t....s.,1 - sh., -. h,,.,l.,t -.
! which Marie Arithmetic and her friends
played. the farmers wife, the shepherd
ess and the lnilkmaid. Here, il, small
room on the ground donr, the windows
of which look out upon the lake. where
swans glide over the smooth water or
!, seek shelter ia the shade Of overhanging
trees, a breakfast hast been laid for forty
people. sJi
i Al breakfast the Queen, the Emper-
. or. the Empress (who had joined the
party here, Prince Albert. the Prince
, ofSvales and the Princess Royal, came
out before the hamlet, and sat, with
their backs towards the lake, 10 listen
J, to the perfect music &c the Guides. while
, coffee was served The suites remaiaed
ut II distance--so that the soyereigns ~
Enghnd and France appeared u rnjry,
. f"r q short time, the quiet and retire
} tnent Of q private family.
Il E +.
TIL EMPEROR TAKING THE FRINGE or
: WALES ON A BENDER.
The public who were in the garden
scrambled up the ernbankment, reckless
of the da,nage they we're d,,inv toi the
beautiful flowers; and thnsel who had
I! hitherto rsposed comfortably under the
Il great trees of the park, came running
in from every quarter, endeayoring "a
get ! nearer view, 10 wipe their lore.
heads, and % cheer vociferousIy, ali ii
ihs same time. Her Majesty seemed
pleased, and bowed frequently and
gracefully e the crowd and the P,ince
J Of Wales enjoyed The scene highly, -
indeed hi. Royal Hixhnessyhas every
thing since his arrival Ia Paris. fIs
r,ishes up the various grand staircases
. of the shew palaces, scorning the offer.
ed helRof ire. maids Of honors md yes.
|terday evening made . atosrtof ,ihs.cit,
!. incog, i:a, aila Haroun Alraschid, TIN
Emperor himself performing the part 8
his faithful yizier. s' s. ssss8
e lta 5S 81 s<9a Nsg 5sSs @t5s E$gSts43
) While The whole u the royal and i'm.