New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-13

waiting TO receive him. This, doubtless formed
part Of the French programme OF the ceremonies oa
II certainly would nos have been introduced Of his
Owl accord by the King, who IL an e1.;eney coih
served undeInor suative person On this oecas'oo all
the members CT the royal family were pteseu. q,
grdn9e enue with state carnage and servants lc goid
Everies; but unfortunately, a. the carniges were
not open probably account OF The scorchng neat
and dust the carriages and the servants were al mat
the patient public got TO see after two hout,
TIE tIoops had hardly drawn of, SITTER the c9r,ese
Of caisges conveying The Emperor ana nis 'ui.e 70
| the palace had passed by, when felolasef tole
rapidly through the garden by the SIDE OF zoe
and bad hardly time 10 clear space tnIgusu 'u
crowd when the Empero: Of Russia drove up IN car
risge and pair with bis brotheIin law, the Prince u
| Hose, arc followed by asirgle seju;ant. The am
val Of the Empress Of Russs is nov expected 10 ake
place tomorrow II is also novelty 10 the arrange
ment. that il al ,uld have been decided at eogth thar
the Price CT Prussis shall come hher ID greet me
Emperor Louis Napoleon in the name OF the hlng MS
brother. for it bad hitherto been UNDERWOOD 'ha' ne
would pay bis respects TO the French Emperor n bis
character Of Military Governor Of the Rhenish Prov
rces only, when the latter should touch upon Prusssn
territory his return homevard. The Queen OF the
Netherlands daughter Of the King OF WGrtemoerg oy
biz first vii. with her son Prince Alexander Prince
Augustus CT Wurtsmbsrg, who has just received the
command Of the third Prussan army corps. and the
Grand Duchess Helena the sster Of Prince Frederick
of Nuremberg, have arrived here, visit to this
Court together with many smaller personsges. Prince
| Corchskcff, who accompanied the Emperor hither
yesterday, has had apartments assigned him in the
Kirg's old palace Count N-s.e rode and Count his
tele have been Obliged 10 put up With ordinary hotel
accommodation, for the crown princes villa at Berg,
where the Enperor Is staying, IL .lucn too small to
houie any more than those who belong 70 tie immedi.
ate family circle.
| In consequence Of the Empresss approaching srri-
val as it is understood The ball that was to h5ve been
given t-Light by the Minister Of ForesT Affairs IN
bopor If the di.tiIg. ishtd diplonstes aoE here
| GoitcbbkCf Nessehod-. kisseleH and w sieWski-
has ueer put of TIL fonouow.
At so'cl1Ck this evening the King and bis imperial
guest drove out to the soiree given by me Crown
| Prince in his villa at Berg which was brilliantly
Illuminated on the outside IN well tifed to
show fl TO rdvanfsge the architectural beau'ies OF the
building. The road Hi1dng up TO it IN ssrpenine
Ie around the mountain Oh which Il is situate was
hehfeo by II Chinese Lanterns elorg each side,
ad al alC tie tortUou wlndi gs OF the road leading
| through the roy park toward the Crown Princes
villa there ere cable-ike torches placed at intervals
AID faIng al uncertain lurid light from hi iron
the foliage CT the trees and the groups that
surrounded them. In the royal park it was pleasing
enough 10 the brilliant equipsges dashing along
through the constantly alternating darkness and light,
| ard then to distinguish their lamps winding up the
mountain at Berg between the double row OF many
colored lamps; but the whole illumination of the
Crown Princes villa outshone and eclipsed by
sheet Of lights that spread down side of the
mountain, where garden for public resort and amuse'
meDt has lately been opened.
Here rot only did the buildings OF the establishment
form extensive framework for the lights, but every
terrace cut along the face OF the declvty and every
10y of lights; every grass plot was studded with
artificial glow worms, and the clusters OF trees were
tuned TO account Supports for festoon OF lamps and
Chinese lanterns With the addition of Bengal lights,
Roman candles and rockets let oil occasionally TO
light up for an instant the surrounding masses OF
mountains; the scene was highly effective at
distance; but nearer inspection brought 10 view
thousands Of forms fitting about the gardens that
were Leitber forms Of light nor beauty, but very
plain homely Wurtembergers, and moreover INTRO
ouoed the oaotOlies 10 mixed odour IRON the tat
burning in the myIads of lamps, Wuembeig tobacco,
and wretched beer that was far from peftdne ms
fearful umption of taow and fat IN comouston
got up regardless Of expense By the proprietor,
who the Crow Princes head gardener IN honor OF ne
meeting Of many crowned heads at the elegant villa
that oyerlooks the establishment and accordingly the
front Of the building bore in brilliant transparency the
initials, w. A. n. king William OF w nuremberg,
Emperors Alexander ard Napoleon, and Crown Prince
ksrk.
Imme diaiely after the King had conducted the En-
peror Louis Napoleon to mis- palace and intro
duced bun to the Queen and the rest Of the royal fam
lily, lie presented 10 the Emperor the members Of the
household ar the Court officials. The Emperor be-
slowed each few affabe words as far this was
possible where the greater number OF the persons ad
dressed was totally unknown 10 him. and the house.
hold then withdrew into the siderooms and Corridors
while the King and the Emperor their par: re-ired
- dags leRrs interiors;" Almost Immediately alter
wsro and while the retLue OF the Ernoh Emperor
was improving its acquaintance Will the members Of
the Wytemburg household, the folding doors near
Emperor Of Russia was announced as close al hand
The Emperor Louis Napoleon, Immediately on being
inform ed Of the vicinity Ut the Emperor Ae1an-
der left his apartment in all haste, and met the
Eureror Alexander just he had advanced but few
steps into the loom. They shook hands very cor
daily, and their counenances were made to express
the greatest qualification at their meeting, and they
thus withdrew Into private reou, remote from eyes
prolsne. When they parted after tbs hTst ana not
very !engthered interview, the Emperor LOUIS Napo
ecr who at the moment OF his Fastening to meet tue
Enperor Alexander still the TED inland OF the
Nuremberg Order Of the Crown, was observed to
have on The blue band Of the Russian Order Of 81.
Andlew From the above you will perceive that,
how much thought ard calculation have been De-
slowed upon this meeting, the actual contact ana
grasp Of the hand the very act OF meeting TOOK place
under very different circumstances than doubtless mad
bee Ieczoned on. 49,
Having given YOU the above, which, though an au'
thentc account. is not very amusing, VIII now re,
port TO you what perfectly well lnformeo persons
relate TO each other and their friends as having taken
place at the Palace and like all fables, 1t Is good deal
more amusing than mere history. 1t was carefully ar
In The Palace you must know that the King was
TO occupy large adjoining the apartments of tue
French Emperor and it into the next room 10 the
KINGS ca the other side that the Emperor Alexander
wss shown On occasion OF this his VISIT On sgoal
given by the King the doors were opened on eac2
side aud the two Emperors, without according 10 eacn
other q moment inch OF precedence, ADVANCED
into the middle OF the aud made each others ee
ouartance in the King presence. From an equaAy
exec knt authority, which IL the source OF al modern
history viz. soI.dis0nt "wel-iniormed persons,
bsye learned the real and true reason why the Two
Emperors have agreed to meet at this Court ra.her
thar apy other il il because the hing Is very oeai
ard so uld be unable to catch all they might cay n
his pr sence. If this were really meant for joke IL
would lot De 60 oaG.
To return. however TO the region OF simple history.
ATS O'clock yesterday evening, econ alter dinner was
over the Emperor Alexander Jeff the Royal Palace,
ard repaired with the Crown Prince aud Princess 70