New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
THE EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH.
Fra 1hs London !tne' Dee. o.

THE EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH.
Fir n. The London 1,me'. Dee. ,
Her Majesty the Empress OF 'te French prolonged
irr Say ut Manchester until IL o'clock on Saturday,
wlen i and her ruile took train by tie Lolon aud
Nortl W extern Railway for bennington. The rude
e.. ot tie IeoIle Of the manufacturing metropolis
er' el broke through he privacy which i, had been
H.. Lnyresss avowed wish TO preserve; but 1t was II
g,cdr atur,d rudere-s chiefly venting itself IN me
o. cry Of HORNY and her Majesty, both on sri-
tty Id Saturday, Appeared to take the intru'in very
n anls 10 III MAYOR for the attention and kindness
RI vi by him in rscoring her to rome of the prln-ioa
il eiii,ti,is aid workshops Of the ety. In VI rlng
which 81 ad manifested dep iatercsf: Before
la>irgt. O. ecn't Hotel she also expressed her at
irfa.ton to Mr. johnson tie proprietor, at his alte-
tion ~ Ter comfort, obser'hg that che had been
"Ne,y very happy" A crowd of severul Thousand
IeJl assembled in front of th hotel before she left,
md fellow, d her cam ge 10 the rta'i D. -' ile.
vIessiig rat or iuc.Bvebiertly upon tie lnpe lal
!, ry, tut tie Empre smiled good-umoredly, and
ey.I,t GOV eeened to think they had done the right
4 ~" aid cfoerd Ter Majesty the more party of
H., VCul went TO the station with band OF mu-
rio End cinec IL The decentralization, Winch did not end
till t train had GeI arted
o. Sstrdhy after ON telegram was received by
tie station -inastr e tie bennington "tai N, OF sc
LeIfon End N.rth-We-'e'n kailw az, tinatigg that
kn,irl that ,y 1t ~ DEL Ok, and that she Intended
to stay OF Lauir gtor, Apariments were ordered 20
IL Iro,d for Ter At the Regent HOTEL and an ilti
ai,w Of the olce fore would he required at the rail
ay .iariOn Tie Rows Of the INTENDED visit was not
n;'s rn Ii in 'omrli nee vi the dcsire OF the En-
poe tfa Ter viii, TO bennington might DC as private
as p hi le
On The arrival at Tpniham Of TIE trin, a cordial
md urexle,ted Interview took lace between her
Ntie,ty ard tie Du hets OF Sn eriaud. The Duchess
llJ,titd to lie lat the Trenthan Station, waiting 10
II,ttd 10 Lo, d. y tie train by which the Empress
wss teyelilg. Her Grace was accompanied at the
r,arion by tic Duke of Sutherland the Lady Constance
CIoevsior, the Hon. Al ernon Egerten, VI. T., and
,iiers WHO ere about To travel with the Duchess as
Colwcb. WI en- the train arrived al the station,
NJ Tootul resogI lied her Grare, ard informed her
TN, - Frr'e,s was in the train. He armed from
Ter that ell knew the Empress, end that inter, lew
wo. ID lie lie. Mr. ToOtal then formed her
Iris ,uid that she knew her Gree very well, and
81 ouu lie nott happy to rec her. The Marquis d. IL
Grnip- ,bglted aid informed the Duchess that her
hai.rfy would lie delighted 10 see her. The Duchess
about 10 advance 10 the carriage when the Empress
sl,IItd guRkk out Nj lie greeting which foil )wed
vut iso, coiGhl Her MaJ-st,'r suite also aiyhted.
n Ds,l- utryduced the Lady Constance Grosyenor
nd tie DLkr. Tie En- press convrrsed in French
vi great animation, and seemed delighted with the
hl'd'd meeting. Lady Constance Gr~venor also
To- eft III tie Conversation, bu, the Dukes deaf,es,
IIe,ui,d lin joining in it. The Empress seemed
ron What ciGrI oiied that the interview should be
,ut thori by lie Marquis lie Ia Grange who Informed
hsleik thRttte time for the departure Of the train
bad arrived.
Al 3 o'clock the train arrived at bennington, and
at, u 10 Oft ri, ci al inhabitans OF the town lined
es, ride Of tie hall iading from the -ta n, and wei!
tChtd bar Majesty NTH quiei manifestations OF
n Which sle piacionsly acknow lodged Three car
iisl er, eG.h drswn by pair Of hOrees were in wait ~
Al tic station ard Ter Majesty VIVA conducted by the
Garqrir La Grape md Mr. We-ton the staff ,ll-fni.s-
lei, 10 tie principal carriage VII ch was drawn BY
p4r u tlaS lor-er. An rnense crowd had assembled
nj y l., gent, aid "n the Empress aliy ing from the
canitse, ehe VIII gteid with hearty Cheering AZ il
= a st.o, I'D,
iiY, nd sre Hssed through the hall bowed 10 II
I,nii e. ~ d. md gelil men who had been per-
u.irc To lie b. IN t.o ball and the s,.rc.ee. When
III Ma eiy alp ted from the rr!rii.g, abe Withdrew
II, iii cr;l yail wh b. had the ion,
! rot Of c"uGcS.errioi bach WAS fully apprp lated
ty he l1iee.
., Il Sui Cay morning her Majesty, accompanied by
II e hIr,un Ia Grange ard two iliies il Waiiig,
LtiL'ec I,iIo sr. ut the Roman CuthCh, Chapel.
,he ard er si'e rrGiAca frun the hotel 10 tie cha ell
&, h, It t,ii expectation by ie-ieuts OF tue
thai 81 hleet. woulc attend the -ervi at the
deI,l liIee II, n,ter oi Ierois assen.bled in the
Ell 10 boot o tie Re- on' the h,,e of o6tai ing
H. II Il u It'll eiial vi sUr. Tie polite escorted toe
In t,,s Ter -uii to caIel, and followed at IA
hl !, ,ntsrte with Tie crowd at tleir back tle ma
tuihl il uhi, ol the publ, very property
i,tt'in I'd, al q o errOu guilty uf any ilpeti.
h.tiu oi curiosity. TtcIe was large oongrvg ,ton
~ tie chapel: Tie te mon vas preached BY tae Rev.
tLEl. Je,!ltr. AT III rdance With tie pastsusal
l,'u # u G Birt, OF the do ese read at the cith
btl IHbN, G. ibNllCn VIA maze behalf Of the
IL lin isrion
It, II. eyH ing tic Empress left bennington and al
IN.d.t tLlidtrr H'itl Dloo. riiert lat night.
Size Irt,oeds to VIII dor, IN Wit TO her Majesty,
eni tr to-day OF to.morr,w.
TIE TLLhIBLE COLlIERY EXPLOSION IN
hONMOIliiSlIRE.
Tie NewTOit c'rerpor 0eht ~ TIE Times states
Lt NJ ,e,s of thu cOllcry explosion nj Risca, near
NowI or, On Saturday morning, were more terrible
TIN War a. hrt suioe.d Tor, inelcad of 20 per.ots
la,iIp fallen ,ict r, the probability il that nc letst
q more d. nd, and that the fearful roll will swel
TOT l,In l'Omm,s. On MONDAY about lDJ b dies
Lad zen brought up. zone portion of the W., kiu.s
If Low is,oNri.d I" have II nu cut iug of al CON.
reach ,l,m will il ir feared, occupy a considerable
me tui mile OF no Nle,aion 10 eutertnihed that
oic"i Tie rgry vii be CicoSered alive. Wnen the
g hth u,cuied, above NJ men AID bo,s Wore in
ueIh, OF Whom only about 30 lave escaped, O,em.
"i, me 'tnt 'm iiiu.d with tie uim, 81 igor. Even
" would premature to give currency tot NJ ,tr-
e ht1t with ief,,n,e 10 tie caure of the citas-
u'I L.. IL, Ii, However was known 10 be subio,t
10 'h"eiH OF ga, and tie mnag omont we've eau ,us
III CORE inthe. Ou A1tulvay week one " the wo.k-