The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07
The Tour Of Prince NauoIeou.


communication from Lisbon OF the 7h Of July has the
folowingOn Prince Napoleon Princess Cotilda ar.
peral Hghnesses sauted with twenty one guns,
and shortly after the Duke OF OporO went board
compliment them in the name Of the King, his brother,
and TO inquire at what time would be convenient for his
Majesty to visit them. DESTROYS Of antciratng the King
coming the Prince and Princess went the day after tho
Palace Of Neoessdaes accompanied by their suite and
the members Of the French Legation in Lisbon In the
course Of their interview the nianta Donna Antonio
presented the Princess Cotda with the insignia of the
Order Of ST. Isabella. In the afternoon the King, Dom
Pedro W went on board the Jerome Napoleon, and in
ved their highnesses to banquet, which attended
by the great dgniaries of the crown the Charge d
Of France and the Secretary Of the French Legation The
follow ing day the Prince and Princess visited tho cnrios
ties OF the capital and afterwards proceeded to the house
occupied by the French Legation where they received the
ministers and the principal French residents In the
morning of the 18th the Prince and Princess attended
celebration Of mass in the chapel OF the palace and after
wards breaasted with the King. HIS Majesty accompa
MED by the Infantes Dom Luiz and ION Joao then
companied their imperial hghnesses board the Jerome
salute of twenty one guns During all their stay in LIS
bon their imperial hghnesses received from the popula
ton every mark OF respect and sympathy
THE IMPERIAL vIsIrERs IN TUNIs
From Galignans Messenger. July ISL
Prince Napoleon and the Princess Clo.de arrived at
AlgeTs at eight O'Clock the evening OF the 10TH
board the imperial yacht Jerome Napoleon. The following
are some details of the proceedings of their imperial
hghnesses at Tunis where they arrived on the 14th:-
The Prince and Princess were received landing by Gen.
Kheredne, the Minister OF Marine, surrounded by his
stall and having entered the state carriages which were
in waiting for them, proceeded under the Of
detachment of cavalry to the Boys palace On arriving
there they sated they had been leaving their
yacht, by twenty -four guns and received by Sid
Hamouda, brother and heir -presumptive Of the
Boy, and by the Prime Minister. After repsiHg for
hour Prince Napoleon went to the Bardo where the Bey
surroundc by the princes of his family and tho high dig
ntares Of his court, received him at the top Of the
grand Staircase aud conducted him into tho reception
Tho Bey said how much he felt honored tho visit of
the Prince and inquired after tho health Of the Emperor
and Empress for whom he expressed feeling of the
respectful devotedncss Prince Napoleon after thanking
the Bcy for the reception he had met with took
During that time tho Princess Cotide had also been
the Eardo visit the Tunsan Processes About hour
after the return Of their imperial hghneses Tunis the
Bcy accompanied by his brother and of his Minis
tiers. returned the visit Of Prince Napoleon
After fresh exchange OF congratulations, the ney OIL
luded TO the Emperor the occasion Of his visit Al
cers having accepted the decoration Of his family and
begged the Prince to do the same On receiving nrma
tive reply the Bey and placed the insignia enriched
with diamonds round the Princes neck, During the day
the Consular body and tho heads Of the French establish
ments at Tunis received by his Imperial Ighness
On the following day the Prince and Princess visited the
Chapel at St. Louis and the ruins Of Car hage In the
evening they hoBored with their presence bail given
the Consul General Of France Tho ey being informed
that the Prince had accepted the invitation there
Also with his Minister'S it being the FIRST time that
Tunisan re,gring Prince present At European fse
On the 18th the Prince and Princess again embarked
board the Prince Jerome and proceeded their voyage
to Bona and Phippeve highly gratfed ct The reception
they had met with at Tunis.