New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17
THE EMPRESS EUGENE IN SCOTLAND.


On Tuesday forenoon, at III o'clock, the Lord Pro-
vost Of Glasgow, DR.. Strang, City Chamberlain, and
Dir. Tuner, Town CIeik waited, by appointment, on
the Duke of Hamilton, IN the Queens Hotel where
the Empires is staying ard where bis Grace had pre-
yiousy anVed. 1t originally intended that,
along With The gentlemen have named, the magis-
trts Of the CITY should be present at the presentation
Of Il address agreed at the last meeting of the Town
Council to be delivered to her Majesty, and with that
oil ieet they attended at the hotel bat believe that
The Empress considered that tits would have made the
proceedings Of too formal character. Accordingly,
The Duke OF Hamilton presented the Lord Provost,
Mr.. Turner, and DIR. Strung, when the Lord Provost
LEI ged 10 congratulate ler Imperial Majesty upon her
arrival in Glasgow, TO Which, in tie name OF the cit
zens he vel Omed her very sincerely. The Town
Clerk tlen lead a cordial address.
Alt,r her Majesty Lud made her reply, which che did
in III Il eb aid in very distinct voice the Town Clerk
retired few PAGES, still holding the address Ill his hand.
Tie In pres, tearing, apparently, thai he was about
TO retain ii, said, with smlle 40, don't take away
tie address. Pray give IL me. 1t belongs 10 me-"
Tie parchment which Mr. Turner had uncoDscously
retained was, Of course, Immediately handed to her
hajesty.
We may state, as an incident connected with the
prCoecoipgs that before her Majesty appeared al the
hotel door considerable crowd had assembled in the
naIrow sIuce III iIoIt Of the hotel and became
fary TO clear tie way 10 permit the Empress to have
easy to tie carriage For this purpose the police
bad to use loir Latont which they did rather i'll the
way Of pushing back tie crowd than ia striking them.
Ii 20 EejleLened that the Duke Uf AthOl got mixed up
IL the ass aud be must have been considerably
Iireo when be got Pretty good crack the Groom
nom policemans baton. His Grace took the stroke
H. extremely good pant.
ILe Paris com spOldeDce of the Indfpsad4ncc BRPe
eGIIs that the Empress will stay three daysat Windsor
bcioIe returning home, and that the Emperor will come
over to fctoh her.
Iyom The Paris MOHiteaT Nor. %.
We are happy 70 lie able 10 announce perceptible
HI eiioraiiO IN the health of the Empress. Her Maj
ety. in ~ lite Of her extreme desire 10 keep Ter tc0
nsl0, has teen every where recognized and welcomed
with renimente Of the most respectful sympathy. At
Lonl urLh tie PIoyost presented an address to her and
e Scotch Ieein eut marched in trout Of tie MOTEL in
wi icb she war STAYING, while the military band
rLyed the ar " Rene Horienee, and the crowd that
Lad assembled from all quaIter Ou1ly cbeered.
why 1HE IMPRESS WENT.
From Mc Payis Corye pJsdaoe Of The London hte'1JT
G0.efte.
All gossip still centcrs on the Empress. IL certainly
is haid TO conceive wilder freak far appear
nces 0; and the details that come over here, aud
oozo Oui into Paris society through Belgium laperS,
ale enough 10 harrow up The OutwaTdly decorols
LlcICh, lnd freeze tie marrow ~ thcir bones. Ihe
tory goes not alone that las The Ttmcs said, her
iiaitely let The LONDON Bridge station in cab w.
.ut tla in that Identical vehicle her Majesty had 10
iri Glf over London before she found suitable quar-
err j. lo'eL Al tits II commented on N the tqne