The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-06

meut the waters Of Gaeta now admits Of no doubt rh
formed part OF COL hedlcs expedition, which consisted
Of complete fo<illa and separated from Il by
sudden squal One Of the two large boat with Ia
teen sails, neghted with arms and ammunition ana 'ne
other, the small steamer the Ute, which had Il IN tow
Oos hedic and Maerchini reached SICILY In safety WIN
5000 volunteers
You have probably already received account Of
the compliment paid to Captain Comstock OF the steam.
ship Adriatc, in the shape OF most sumpduoos dinner al
the TosS FERRIS In the Palais Royal his ExCeuency Mr.
Faulkner the American Minister, taking the chair.
Nothing could exceed the cordially OF the banquet and
the general enthusiasm in favor OF the honored guest
The account in this mornings Aomiew OF Prince Je
romes state OF health Is such 70 make his demise
subject of hourly expectation.
have received second warning for publishing speech
delivered by H. Victor Hugo, in which speaking Of the
peal is made 70 revolutionary passions"
The Agricultural Exhibition for all France was opened
e and upwards Of 100 900 persons have already visited
H. Indeed Is impossible TO imagine anything at
racttve than 1t has proved How many 60 there for sci
the apparently absorbed attention o the crowds among
the various examples Of machinery should think not
few Indeed the interest excited BY the different breeds
Of cattle whether foreign or domestic was very encou
raging 70 those who desire to tae for agricultural
pursuits on the increase in France OF the best
extraction, though bred in France some q the
race Of Durhams or Yorkshire short horns were
England. There were some beautiful Ayrshire COWS;
and as for the pigs, Prince Albert himself could have ex
hbted none superior The contrast between tho race
efroH9T and the race indt0ene was very uncompmen-
tary 10 France but pleasing TO observe how well
the difference was appreciated by the visiters. The
great point Of attraction was the place allotted for the
/, may not be generally understood that VIVA, are
termed spanish mules are chiefly bred 10 Poicters The
art OF breeding these animals preserved like certain
specialites in the east from father and the
who follow the occupation become thoroughly identi
themselves. 1t is known that the Freuch army largo
consumer Of mules for the artillery and baggage wagons
Many Of those so employed cost from ESQ to Eoo each
The process OF production Is very exact and minute.
First OF ALL great care is evinced in the selection OF
peculiar stallion, and still greater care in the
selection of mare, in order 10 obtain dam
who may prove good mule breeder II she is Of the
right sort she is put TO sire of very extraordinary
pearance as is instanced at the present exhibit
tions He is jackass standing nearly sixteen hands
high, enormously protuberant about the launches and
with Topping ears from twelve TO eighteen inches long
His skin is covered with bak brown mass OF curly
hair like fur and altogether anything strange aad
outlandish, more downright ugly, cannot easily be ina
the purpose Of stock they are invaluable It is from
these animals and Of special shape that the fine
mules OF France and Spain are bred. l am afraid they
scarcely appreciated at its due proportion the unbounded
attention they received at the Industrial Palace In the
French capital
The horse show was very numerous one and where
the Engligh Arabian stock mingled with the
tionai the appearance obvious. 1t is evident that
great improvements have been made since the last exh
btion four years ago The display OF poultry was pro-
dgious, that OF Cochin China principally predomnatng
OF the admirable disposition Of everything and really
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possible to say enough The perfect order and sys
tenn prevailed everywhere, from the magnificent Of
the palace which WAS converted into picturesque gar
den surrounded by beautiful specimens OF the bo
vine, to the galleries. filed with complex machinery,
the long outer sheds Astounding with agricultural steam
engines with sites and pens, devoted to pigs sheep
md poultry.
Our Baden-Baden Correspondence.
BADEN -BApxS, June l6, 1850.
Napoleon route for the Congress Of Socreons-Demon-
STATIONS on the wdy-Rnceptiom at Baden Baden-Hu |
temporary Residenoe-His Reception Of TIE Prince Re-
eent-Lia Of Royal Percentages that Called the
Emperm-TAe Apcitenex Throughout the Tbpn-7he
Soreeigns al Dinner-Ho'o the Royalty Spent Sunday
kyary in Regard to the Conwes-The Desiinies Of
Europe Settled Orer the Pipe, DC, DC.
AT early hour yesterday the Imperial t ain lel Paris
for Strasbourg The Emperor had with him his private
abide camp, might almost say friend, General F1eury.
and officer dordonnance Al all the stations that the
train passed through, and especially at Nancy,
crowds gathered around the depots, and the
train passed swiftly along they cheered Justify but
attention paid TO these demonstrations. His
Majesty incognto; and although he koertainly
seemed pleased he observed most unequivocal
signs Of his popularity, beyond q hSty wave
of the hand bow, the shouting got nothing for
their pains The train arrived at six O'Clock In the
ing at suasbourg, and here, along the route, i'm
mense numbers Of people crowded around the de-
bacode but cercmonous reception took place. The
Project and the military commanders Of the place
assembled to greet his Majesty who, briefly thanking
them, at continued on to Baden.
Upon his arrival here the Emperor instead OF going TO
the residence Of the late Grand Duchess Stephsne had
been rumored he would, went tos hotel just built
here called Stephanien Babe The house councillors
one, and disposed exclusively for the reception OF his
Majesty and suite Al the railway station the Grand
Duke OF Baden waiting 70 receive the Emperor The
Grand Duke In plain clothes, but the Grand
Cross Of the Legion OF Honor The Emperor also
plain clothes, wearing dark grey overcoat, with no
decorations distinctive marks His Majesty took his
seat the Grand Dukes cacche aud was driven TO the
villa hotel have ju mentioned there he was met by
his cousin the Duchess Of Hamilton, who welcomed him
To Baden. His Macsty's temporary residence is stu
nted on the bank OF the little river Cos, |
from which II Is separated by small flower |
garden On the opposite OF the crowd Of per-
sons were assembled all to get peep at Napo
eon H. They grataed cor before dinner his
Majesty promeuaded In the garden spoken OF above,
the persons who crowding and pushing TO obtain
view Of him. The Ssephanen Babe Is composed merely
Of ground floor aud upper story; there are three
paw united by galleries that run along the entire
length OF the three buildings. The middle pavilion was
that occupied by the Emperor; the ground noor was
appropriated 10 four Cent ardes that formed the only
brought by his Majesty. The pavilion the right
contained the saon drawing ROOM where was TO meet
The Con Of overegns aud doubt the proprietor
" the hotel will show t with pride 10 the guests that
may succeed the Emperor OF the French description
n the saloon may interest your readers II spacious
aud retired surrounded by lofty trees that hide
rom the gaze Of the too nqustive The walls
I'd with red and green paper, and the hangings and
furniture are Of yellow and gold damaSk. The |
room, | II yesterday, looked beautiful. |
il was filed with lowers; they had been pro- |
u.cly Set the consoles, the mantel /
pieces n the windows and along the walls The large
massive marble chimney was almost covered by vines
bearing beautiful flowers In the centre " the
large round table covered with fIpis ddnbss0H, and
around this table placed seven chairs. The
81 the house bad placed between the front windows
ane portrait q the Empress Eugcaie
His Majesty, having AZ said above promenadcd In the
,arden entered the house and changed his dress Tor
Inner. lie appeared At tbs repast In blue coat, /
with gold buttons, ant wearing the grand cross Of the
ion q Zahringcn The Duchess % Hamilton, General
cury, General fally aud the Marquis de 1aaet dined
\ an his Majesty. scarcely the dinner terminated /
when the Prince Regent announced. The Emperor /
advanced with crpfera- To meet his ROYAL Highncss,
ut ahQ,4h him IA no ritn prtn