The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, June 10, 1855
The Bdrssm Of he Prince Inpridt-Dsscirsacu a. Ae
Co-eq~-7he Ensemble IN Rs,se-a Grea, Pd2rcnf-As-
npsiasic Reception 81 ne Enp~c-A-tNl Al Nass
Dome-Dszer,stion of he CGl.etral-TAe Crz~c~s
dc, DC.
Precisely at O'Clock minute grns were ered from The
espanaco Of the Tueres and the grand eortcge wheA
had assembled many tens Of thousands OF each
and every age from every country under heaven 70 M
nesS IT, got under way. For imposing pomp and cers-
nony there has been anything like France
or IN any other country The splcndor. condition end
general trse OF the troops the inspiring strains o The
music, regiment after reg mOn' each with respec-
tive band nlcd aong-the variety, magniAccncc, eves
gorgcousncss Of the military drcSsthc superb coudto1
and beauty OF the horses ia their sumptuou caparsoaA
as they proudly drew tie state vchIcles-the exquisite
Workmanship and finish of .he vehicles themselves and
the general rfs sce getting ~ Of the whole, has
probably before been equacd Certain Il is thaG
II ts not possible 10 imagine any state ceremony d The
kind that ever exceed II In splendor and effect
First came the rurlpets and band OF the is RegmenS
ofCarsbn.ets, with tier gray chargers ther whine
riumcs and brazcn helms and breast plates gs'euns In
the midday sun; then the magnificent Ea, Major the
picked officers OF he French service then ssusdroa
Of the ls RegmCl OF Carsbiners with the caloas thes
two squadrous o the ith regiment Of dragoons with the
band and the ooione Afterwards, two sGuadroas o the
rich dress and accou;remens Ike ae gsuay butterflies
of the scene
Nov osmo tho piq,esus, or stus grooms - thcr
Imperial Hgpesses, dressed In large cooked hsas,
jlcs boots and feathers, With long green cosAs,
riding superb horsts following whon came The
carriage of the Princess Ma,hHle containing h~
rada o. honor. Afterwards followed tic carriage 0
Prince Napoleon Containing ,Ac officers Of b. household
four rsqv1vs Of the Emperor rrcccdag IT, Then came
~ succession egh, carriages and sx. e4ch olowcs ~
arooms containing various members OF the Inps as
household ln tho seventh were ths Princess Na.hide
and Madame IA rrinccs5 Marie nuches o. IIar l,on he
carriage guarded on cher side by ohcvalcr d'hcocE;
IN the eighth ,hs Prince Jerome Napoleon M,iams
a otande, puches de Baden Prince Napoleon oscas
Prince Of Sweden and Norway On the rsh, q ths
rngc rode The stcqucrry cf Prince Jerome Napoe1,
on The let that cf bis son, Prince Napoleon.
Following these eight carriages and SIX came -
qucrsof the nperor Thc- The carriage Of the Empress
with eight hosses, superby caparisoncd with feathers
THEFT head aad name It's contained the yvung Prince
Imperial, tae 0nuoraa,s ds irfaus a. Fruro the tvs
sub govcrnesses. and lss though not least the nS~c,
wet aurscfor this day, At any rate, no unnporAnA
pcrsoragc. BY the right side Of this carriage rode Vie
baby princes sworn decudcrsMarshal Csnrebert, 80
eosspaned by an imperial siJ-de-camp ana equ~ry,
On the right and the len Marshal Bosqucs accomps-
acd by the AuaE General Of the Palace and an mps-
rial ofcer. Grooms in magnificent state i've
RVS walked by the side Of the horses Of the carriage
ohcr Imperial squerres now appeared and cleared Ne
way fer another carriage and eight horses whose fy
punas ofsnow white waving in the suns announced
tho proud Office they fulfilled namely hat OF conveying
IN carriage al Elcring With crystal gold and The noR
exquisite ornamentation, all less Of reigscra
character In consonance with tho oocssiou their Mast
the Emperor and Empress ON the right rode the Grand
Huntsman, the Prince dc Wagrsm, Marshal Baraguay
d'Iillers the General Comn.andant ot the nalIonsi
guards q the Seine the first eluerry Of The Emperor
On the ien Marshal Count dc Cssellani the Ce1a~s
Commandant OF the Imperial Guard. the Fmpe~ovs
chief aide dccanp, and on thc side Of he horses host
Of running foomen. Bch.ad the carriage The Enrwort
aides Dc camp his ordnance officers squadron T the
Cent Cardes their ligks bue uniforms and svcry st
helmets sud dazzling The vision Of the myrats
Cf spectators. Thea two squsircns Of crassers with
their band two sauadrous of artillery Wth their band
two other squafrous o. curassiers WITH muse tp.
slsdrcns of Carabiners likewise, VITA their hand ook
nr tSc sea u esd with thtr superb sccoairemeus
! a. brass, clsaet the procession
Cries o. "Fr. rs~peGri Ftw rsrrc@rks, va b