The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16
OUR ROYAL VlSlTERS.
Movements OF the Prince de JOinville,
His Son and Nephcws-Sketch OF the
Count de Paris.


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Movements OF the Prince de JOinville,
His Son and Nephcws-Sketch OF the
Count de Paris.
The Prince do Jonvile and his lustrious companions
having found in the Bevoort House. in the Fifth avenue,
such comfortable and sumptuous accommodations a.
boat their rank and condition. have quietly settled down
into the regular routine of citizen Of New York.
Previous to his arrival hero the Prince communicated with
the proprietors of this fine hotel ascertain whether
he could obtain suitable apartments for his friende
and himself, and having received affirmative reply,
caused all the necessary preparations TO be made SO thai
his arrival here he had nothing to do but TO take pos
session of his rooms These all located the SANE
floor, splendidy furnished, airy, commodious ant
comfortable in every particular The royal party seen
be quite satisfied with their quarters they viii
doubtless be with New York and its good citizens.
On Saturday evening last the Prince de Joinvie
accompanied by his son. the young Duke of Pen
they're. and one or two Of tho gcntleme
Of honor and Senior Lisboa, the Brazilian Consul le
this city for Newport, Rhode Island where he will Wis
the Naval School, recently established there Tho probi
bility is that tho Prince will leave the Duke In To
Academy prosecute his naval studies, If he approve
the regulations governing that institution. There a.
ample provisions Newport for the comfort and cow
nicncc of tho naval Students and the Duke remain
there Lc will not nd the winter months 80 dreay as
might suppose Although the summer visitors have all
turned their distant homes there goodly numb
of permanent residents there forming the nucleus Of
choice and select society The Atlantic House-stuat
in the NEST delightful part of the city, with fine park
front-has been, being fitted up in most elah
rate manner, as tho winter quarters Of the student
Gas and steam pipes are being introduced throughout
house, and on the Goth September the Naval Acaden
will open its sessions there, that the young Bourb
will be surrounded by every external comfort, which
be greatly enhanced by the companonship Of
intelligent young gentlemen who are being prepar
for important branch Of their country's service.
positively stated that the Prince will leave his son
this OCCASION but tho Duke has arrived at the prof
age for matriculaton and the education of the you
man ia the principal aim and object of his fathers
sence hore it seems most probable that this will be
result Of the trip to Newport AS we already stated
Duke dc Penthevrc is tho second child and
son of the Prince de Joinville who in N
1913, married the Princess Dona FRANCHISE ca
line Jeanne Charl Loop Romane xaviere da Paula Mica
Gabriela Rafaela Gonzague, daughter OF the late
Pedro the FIRST Emperor Of Brazil, and therefore
ter of the reigning Emperor. The Prince de Joinvi
expected to return to the city Of New York Tues
morning next
In the absence of their uncle at Newport the CO
de Paris Oouis Philippe Albert d'Orleans) and
Due de Chartres Robert Philippe Louis Eugene Ferdr
d'Orleans) continue at the Brcvoort House, remai
principally in their own apartments but going out
casonally for ride or walk to view
city and its environs. They live in style
great republican simplicity dress, cat, and drink hk
binary mortas; speak English with considerable fuen
attained during their long residence in Englandant
courteous, gentle, afrable and kind in their add
They take their meals in the public refecory will
other guests Of the house. and in every way deport Il
selves simple citizens. Yesterday morning, with
friends they attended public worship, as most del
people do, and in the afternoon went out n
ride somewhere in the vicinity OF the Gel
Park From the inquiries Of tho Count de
concerning the means of conveyance to
Point it is supposed that the princely
will to-day mako an excursion up the Hudson river.
Count has been supplied with all the information
sary, and will, in all probability, proceed to West
starting early, so as to get good view Of the
scenery that line the banks Of the river.
Tho Count de Paris is the eldest son of the late d.
Orleans, and was, before tho grand stroke Of thf
sent Emperor Of the French, the direct
to the throne Of France. His mother,
late Helene Louise Elizabeth de Meckcnbourg Schv
was Princess Of the Orleans family. On the
May, 1887, she married the Duke Of Orleans, the
son Of Louis Philippe. The marriage was celebra
Paris with the greatest magnifcence, only marrea
terrible accident, which occurred at the Champ de
BY another most unfortunate accident, the Princes
camc widow about five years afterwards-her hu
having been violently thrown from horse,
ing injuries which resulted in his death.
widowed Princess mourned bitterly for a
time, and only found consolation in the exp
intelligence Of her two sons, whose education she
intended in person. Although a Protestant herse
caused the young to be brought up in the relie
their father. She died at Richmond, in England,
18th Of May, 1853.
It is the intention of the whole royal party to p
on short tour to the West, but it is not yet asce
how far they will go.