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

perez himself, The escort ci,asistipg' sole-
N ofx,be gconidential eoachnaH whi
drove the vehicle ,ssl4 Il NJ ist ii Ill
His Royal Highness had moi, like his
Eastern originnl, time 70 inquire into The
grisrspces of the people but must GER
iainly hsrss lceAelqdrd that tl'ey bad
n,,n@s,s ssreias the delight ,hey eyinced -
6atlis him out and the yigorswith which
they shcesrd him md his iIlqstripgs's lg'e
cicerpne, - he passed along His Roy
Il shnsss sppears 70 be n fiae. ardent
his fpirised boy, md gives every indi-
eala1 ssis,ir:. werthy of HIS high dessii- De- il
~ IA Ter This disgressipn, have only
10 add that HE Royal Hisshness WIS
equally happy and sq,lslly well received d
to-day. And was b, no means the "a F' 's'
tacitarn ofihe Bassin ~ Neptune. rs the
co,tesa passed il ea route e the Tr'a- at-
iI.0Mf THE aEMRER0R TOOK THE QlEEN TO
,ss III Il, s.1s THE oPlERA PlEaRA .sf fs.,ss 5 Is
When the Qnsen eutered the State
boxs leaning on the Emperor. arm. the
.whelie hu,.ss., rose and gave them hearty
chsesr, which her Majesty several times
aeknywIsdgsd with that infinite grac,'s, e,
which severybod y il the country remarks. is',
The E1nPeror. as ifwishing i 20 BE- un-
derstoos.dl .l.!l that the cheers bslonged g his
ilIps,riosus gnest, did nos bow ', g g the au-
dience IN iI.he did, twas with the slight
~, posi- 'Aible manner. Their Majsstiess
were followed by Prince Albert and the
Empress, Prince Napoleon and the
Princess Mathilde.
The Queen and the Empress took
their seats side by side ii the centre ,s',f IF
.he box. The Emperor sal % the
Queer \ righ hand. and next . him was
lhs Prince NaPolean. Prince Albert
was nex.s 10 the Empress on her l.ii
3hland, Az m his tsit was the P'fIncess 81 :'
M@,hilde ;3.s.,.;.,. a.
new TRs opEEs'sf PARTY WAS DREssED
An tbs OPERA,
The xQneel, was dressed in white,
III sibhans sl .I.,'sas sI.e Order ol
The Carter. Her cG6 6.s.s as rich but
not conspicuous tiara of diamonds,
which bounded the hair, dressed With
~legan, simplicity The Empress wore
white dress, with blue etrinmings.f sOa
her. hand WAS i magnificent tiara af dia-
u,onds. snncis larger than that If the
Queen. She had long pend nt. earrings
and topaz necklace. The Princess
Niathilde was also dressed il white,
with. dia,noads in her hair.
The Emperor and the Prince Napo-
leon npprared in the uniforms Of Gene
rails of Division. Prince Albert wore
| q scarlet tnnic, witnout epaulrtte.,
which, singular enough, was scarcely
distinguishable at distance from the
uniform Of Count Bacincchi, the En-
prrer's chamberlain. On the entrance
Of their Maje>ties the orchestra played
n few bars Df - God save the Queen, !"
and then the curtain rnse.,
HOW THEY CONDUCTED THEMSELVES DUR
! fISsssS.v ING THE EVENING.
I must n,ticeahere that throughout
the singing there was no applause, il
being contrary to etiquette y give sign
pf approba,ion Or disappobation in the
presence Of royalty But Al one mo-
ine,,l, Will. Madlle Rnsati was dancing,
/ 4 ses;es of piroueltes very nearly
! llI's hFss.:ss!!::!. hFs.s!:. down the house q But; the
round ad applause suddenly broke of in
the aiddle, in obedience 10 cry Of
4. h,Ish, hush, Y which brought 10 the
recoileotion of the audience what they
had but G,r = moment Forgotten that
they were attending court ceremonial. !.
Her Majesty looked remarkably we'll
la0d in excellent spirits. She talked "
/ great deal - the Emperor in tie course
of the evening. Her unaffected good
l,umor. and the. case, simplicity aud
dignity fiber manners, charmed all be-
hDIdArs. There il Il M indescribahle
tascins.ion Il her sta,le, which sheds
|gladnsss around her. f1,.iI
The geniali.y u her natars was yisibly
reflected il The usually ispl'asribls lsa-
lures sl the Eanper,rs When he ep.ls.,