New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-07
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sNSer. W. plaster sar"nSdsG WIN l,,,le lower
-, -, the Nue ciclli'tr was clVc'ed "Nk"''
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49, N, t,NttNit cf Napoleon On ono e'dC, ".
~ -, r,rtrsi, Of TIC Queen the other; The arrn
Sss ,hc inscription. d" les ARISES del Opera de Ia
.eEeir.' Near the Opera Comiquc was very
eMssnt cnlumn sulrrundei WIN uowrs IootoJ
,syr,n, Of the Mission porec was spendidly decker
rRh hsss, English and French. go was the Ca'o au'
rl,v On the font q, the MSisen Dorce was an lsuP
S,n signify ing that the On, on Sname "NIctctis' IL
r-1,ise oi success and glory aud tha. bnA'"eu auu
tNsrce uni'cd will Obtain them. ihe houses iu'.uc'
cr utrc >ery splcndi,ls decorated with naSs auu ara
r.rss snd among the fsgs were two or tnree VI ,us
Tinted States The decorations OF The haiiWay Ciuo
ysie VET, rmsrkshlc: the whole iacacC o 'nv ss'cu-
a. mansion was Ned With English and French i'ags
sr frr the center OF them rose two gigantic stand
sris--cne Frnoh. the other English then ioIds were
Srsofay united in large golden ring, suspended 10
: s,ou, hsin, and ON the ring was inscribed, TOT
sever, The decorations lower down, to the Made
ktns, wegN rot very Important hut every hOuhe ds-
nlsvti Eugish flags. On both sides Of the way we're
poles tearing English and French tags, with escu'ch
snns cu which was written the word " Welco ne
A. there very interesting group in plaster OF
Two fcmelc figures syrnbolizng England and France
with II, arms clasped round each others necks-
rrsln,d holding a spear an France a sword;
mi of
A.. a.. ,he corners Of the Madeleine cumps of Fog.
- sad French hsgs were raIsef. The decorations
Of ID, kue RO!ale were eohnoed TO flags of
tbs ,yo countries suspended from the houses and 10
- y. ain, tises The Ministry of Marine was very
i,.tstpny decorated with shields bearing the French
- ErcIsh arms with colored velvet draperias, and
-. 1lsmns of English French Sandman and Turk.
- as In The Palace de la Cor corde there were no
- s,;ors In the Champs Elys es, poles bearing
sscn,cbeo,,. With The words Englaod, France,
g Tn,Iev Sardinia" and the flags OF each OF these
countries cleo an elegant STRUCTURE oesa,u 9H
ser; Nor, I" A. S. NJ. la RENE Victoria, and A. D.
an rEmpepur" ,a. uo
village OF Boulcepe WAS decorated IN s'ruar way,
srd flags and streamers were dlsplayed rom !io
borses AT the entrance TO the bridge over the seine
was ,runpbal arch elegantly decorated wl'u rlo-
Mons with on one side, the French motto, Dleu pro-
"tege Ia France" aud on the other, 10 our august
O. Ahv ihe Queen of England Crossing the river
and a,ceuoing the Chateau. was another ana much
larger triumpba ARCH resembling masonry II uan tue
inscription, ITO the Queen Victoria and pnnce At
9 bert and English and French flags. ms part OF
,le town was guaroed by ZOuaves.
An the immense line extending from the Strasbourg
Railway Station TO St Cloud, was, without an interval
occupitd by troops and National Guards ihey were
dawn ND on each side Of the way two or three deep
Ebasseurs de yincennes infantry of the line infantry
NJ the guard gends armes municipal guards, all were
there: and there was battalion after 0at'aoh' aud
company af'er company OF the Natonei Huard, al on
Grand complet and al in full uniform Aud not only
ere iber. he National Guard OF Paris, but those OF
the neil bboring towns aud villages Tor nhee aroua'
seme OF them even from considerable distance. De
hid the troops and National Guards, were drawn up
the different corporations aud trades OF workmen esch
carving flags and banners. Deputationa oil the en-
orfdriyers and workmen of the different railways
aud the gre manufacturers OF Paris ana Tue
hood Of TIE employees OF the prihclPa 1'efI
Adjustments of the ad scent towns aud villages All
headed by their ay ors and many by their clergy ana
municipal ooUDollr, we're likewise ranged oeenu
the troops There also numerous deput 4tlons
M Young giIls from schools and charltaoe
establish ments, dressed in white, wearing no
bops over their shoulders, aud carrying oou-
Duets The flags which the workmen snd dep9taIlons
csnitd bore all manner OF lnsc1PuSn;; % Pr;Oca
ALBERT !" give rEmpereur!' "Hivent les At
"Tes!" ala Commando ii la Refine g." Les Ga
"yrers la RENE Nictoria! &c Some osd ih-
scsipuons in English, such a.: Long 1--we the Queen
~ahd Prince Albert" Long live Logland 1t
,bo,d be remembered that in the Bos de Bouo me- ill.,
stead of troops und national guard, cavalry were s'a
oI cd ana they presented bri liant appearance ~
,hou also be stated that among the populations OF
he soldiers Of the st NaooleonpOor battered old
fellows Ia aniquated unlfOrns-"a world too VIDE
Nfor y cir shruIk ehanks most of tuem probably
in the time of " lie grand homme, fought against the
Epplisb. The National Guard OF Boulogne ana ST.
Cloud Lad flow era in the muzzlts of their muskets
Hour before that fixed for the arrival Of the Queen,
The Psrisan population began 10 flock TO the Boule
wards and streets aOns which the cortege was to pass
The poorer classes OF both sexes, mos, OF toe men 10
blouss and the females without bonbets but all neat
and ceau took up their stations on the foot pavement
Oh both sides OF the immense line and there they wait
cd with exemplary patience-some seated on the
ground, some standing. The sun burned with fierce
fury but that they needed not. little later the WIN
DOVE Of the different houses began to be filled with the
better olbss of spectators BY o'clock the loot pave
mtDts and early every window of every house we're
crowded to excess aud all the cafes, restaurants, and
other pubic places were full they could hold.
Havkers pushed to and fro, bawling for sale bog
"raphies of her Majesty the Queen Victoria " Med.
Gals struck in honor of the Queen Victoria, &C.; and
blind musicians scrapes on hdoles or blew on crazy
7rumpeis, snatches of GOD save the Queen, and
Rule Britannia" or at least, tried to do So As
usual in French crowds, everybody displayed the
greatest good humer, and showed the utmost pohte-
The multitude assembled all along the vast line
was immense; judge of it from the fact that the dis
lance from the railway station 10 ST. Clouo was notess
il kilOmetres-ei miles.
The Emperor went down to Boulogne, there TO re-
eeive her Majesty. 1t was II o'clock when she disem
barked The Emperor received her she alighted
from the royal acht and kissed her on both cheeks
He also cordially shook Prince Albert by the hand,
and ave friend greeting TO the Prince of w ales
and the Princes Royal, by whom her majesty &C
compsIfcd The Emperor and his guests proceeded
Al once 10 the railway station, aud set out for Paris.
Here they arrived at twenty minutes past seven, an
hour behind time. The Queen, on entering the sta
zion was ssuted with the laundering OF artillery and
was received by the Prince Napoleon, Marshal Mag
No Of pnIcp the Prefe,t the Seiae.