The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-14
ETIQUETTE OBSERVED AT THE IMpERr,,
E0rRV DE pTTSSIA ''i-A'A

arrival at the capital to the Minister of Foreip
AnairS' ny secretary or oHache Of the embassl
ne aiso notifies the Grand Master of Ceremonies
Inc ambassador having been informed of th
nour when he can be received by the Minister a
Foreign Affairs, visits him TO show him his lattar
o. cfedenee, and ask for his audience of presenta
The next day he makes a visit in ,,roDrio ,ar ,,u,
$ 70 the Grand Master Of Ceremonies. who return
tha visit at an appointed day aud hour
Ahoassau0F goes to court 70 be admitted Il
So iigrai audience according to the notification
ne DAY and the hour OF the first audience of III,
AHloaEsaGGr being fixed, the Master or Caremonie,
jestY. >''' ''AeS oi MS Ma
In the first carriage are placed t,vo old, of a.,
'Cerem"niai Expedition" TThis, bv the y,a wy iS
! tion. P''eh'"-
In the second the Ambassador seats himseIfaIons
on 'he back seat, with the Master OF Ceremonies
| opposite him '''''e'
The 'hird carriagei intended for the suite of the
| Ambassador. " "
If he Ambassador wi.hs7 that his secretary or
one OF his relatives shaI accompany him in the In,
perial carriage this is permitted but only on con-
"iton that ne takes place after the Master 0f Care-
! fore him. H' -
| The Ambassador haviDg descended from his car-
mage, the jiaster OF the Ceremonies, preceded by
t"o hGFa'Gs 2i the court ard by The .euoniel H
| walks by his left side. '
! Nj e. rea';r" =" ".e cna!Pper OF hIs Imperial
10y S'y receives the Ambassador ut the top OF the
grand staircase and precadas him 70 tho first en-
,t,aHce uioF %i me #partr eat7, where the Grand
80 -; VI SJ' eLi'ulsS ana Harshat OF the Court
meet hlm and accompany him to the waiting saloon
me Grand Master oF Ceremonies at lila ri,-nf ~,
Court Marshal at his a5 Ytilo Ii "asfer Of t,a-n,
monies monies and the gentlemen OF the chamber 90 on
Both wings Of MI the doors through which III,
Ambassador NAV pass are thrown 0peD. an IN,
a.lsn"5 "ho nave participated in these preliminary
~ - ' ,yc'p"' ti''r with him in the wait
I,,cisG t , "IT N1tp MN company till he is con
"UEtSu 10 inc Emperor.
H&Tiog the Grand aster of Ceremo-
i''S 1 'l&ht, ana the Master o Ceremonies
A7''' p'ec1"tu by the gentlemen of tn.
r'HHoef, starts loE the apartment of his Ir,nariaI
h'"J5sy.
az the ooor o. tho room which precedos The au-
i I",',p' l"' "faHG MARSHAL Of the Court re-
c'l'eS INC Ambassador, while " the door connect
l9g with the audience saloon is in waitifg tIa
"'ane Cham0arlsin.
g, All 'oe pIcviHps!y named persons, as well az the
o7cFetFf OF the Embassy, rmain in the waiting
room duIinE the audience. No one pntars tho an
Cl-hce chamber vi b the Ambassador the Grand
Master Who inlrodu ses him remaining outsibp
Alter the aGdieure the ATDb3ssa1or j. roc,oI,ot
ed to the carriag- with the Fame c.ran,,,,ios 1t
market his coming.
II hen the apGi--cN takes placa al or., or H.
country seats Of the Ernp.for ike patarbaf e.
ceremonies are net gait. so elaborate kftar III
Ahna'aad1r ha1 thus been officially recognized. he
must call nl the U- mbars of the dipIo, ,,;, c,-D,
and some two huGdrcd Of the princi6sI nobIes tba
Master OF Ceremonies furnishing him Win a list
di th4se diEHtaGieS. He also If h. desires II ra.
celves an audiaUc, from the brothzrs oC the En,
PeF'T, the Grand Dukes ard Duchesseg the eli-
qretf2 being much tae same rs On the Imnsrial pre-
sentation. The Ambassadress goes throngb n
S,miIar routine IN calling the Empress In
Russia II is the custom for the ladies Of he IMMORTAL
family to pass to The ladies of the iulrnafic corng
on Iheir presentation, cups Of Russian tea Al
though the E1'oress mas dispensed Eh this rgfresb
ineh' me "rand Dlchaase3, sister TO the Eaperor.
"Vet up we oi" cuS,9;1
NldAh-MhEiNG IN mANILLA.-Tha largest Of the
TT,S"' in"hG'dc'" ie' q Manila is in the suburb of
b'G"t"Ia' ana ahofd7 occupation to 4 900 gomen
C'u na'I 'hal h"h1. ot males. In tins and other
N'''' H''euI h"i.ui"ct'rl'S IN the naiEHbOrhOOd
'.,e'e are altogether 1000 men aud 5000 women
tiP5oy tu. va ca'Ftlug the first portion Of the
pni'"n|' tue ear IS asserted By almost deafeniDg
H"'o causeu ny some huadreds Of women seated on
mock with maiili, % polish them for uutsides
naked, others in rags, many in cav coIors erd =,
few dressed with care and ealneas. Am0n,, them
were several whose personal apoeara3cs v,9s ,re-
possessing, but on the Whole Judged THAI bs5Itv
found more prof able occupation than making
cigars tor 2 few c,nts day. The leaves are fTst
pl2ced under cover in hears to farT1arF. tb.7 s,rt
ed By wCmeu into five cIAssc7 acc9rrif-r "a tbei-
size and suspended in current of air 10 dry, Each
- nd il Clli i.H
a''paio;' ten such make ':rnaua," and thirty
mHno "!ada," weighing from serenity to seventy
i've r"unds. The tobacco is ot three qualities the
first being paid for nj the rate nj Ss X nor d..
G15d. English nauey per pound fer the frst aaalitT.
manufactured lnto cigars it is sold At the Govern.
bocc2 i s,t ~ vi more man 's' All this to-
factnrirs orcunG W,fllo u 10 ,"I; ON 'rent
dorr. +Lan ,,t ti " '"Ph' c&i!'d Dobia-
and vinegar, and make j. un no ,'g,,g,ss rn Ean
are cs,jod th "S 'ue 't'is1'.es' 2s ih@ girls
NngI If ,}b ;1 -'"s1 10 'la'e up mo clg2Tetfes-
harinc f $50 az @SHeI Ia cases oi go, num-
sold at the rates Of s14 sIG es sc '.oy arc
the better sorts being in boxes Of z5 c4ch On the
whole, very ittie is taken in the anufscture:
nn ard ~ .s ,a " g"'n naTor out ca'slessy made
-. " ~ -at' ""it" We FecaiFfd on board,
I,i"'S we're uiFgoshDg lrCm the odnT and
Cirl, % ' '."9' q reuse win "hicl tA1 work
Is bni ns - @ @,..'e'' 20 up '-eiE bodies Nearly
~ u t',I P"Pu'atoh, men, women. and child
SPAN.
qao I,r,,i,-, l,..----I--
tbin s Ike 1psuH s S"r o ,ng ia'a OF JAY saws; Some
- | ~ " n, r. =. A'".'''' 8" IA9 h@"IiGFaI myS-
Of sac-oS gr gr,gl,3 ga nonay by "a, performance
60 u, "s% ~ lis presence oi NtFd'na Wise
Of the nt i,g rn, ,l in' 'fs' .!e suos,ance
Io w. .n' r.st I7 room Ia 'ae Warrington Club
nous nous |nere .he pertormaoee took pace,
the ,iTitj "'' eM.s"L 'n'1 tne .aaft!fd'm OF
,,,s ,i,, ii, li eP'e,elte" ca ths stage'
~ I',.,s. 'i,l" pF 'n@ SuIefihI' OF the mod
coat =, - WV" PeI5Pireh ~ every pore. Inc
wo uudargteri r. the snny,rt of tf" f'cI;S
schools.
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TIE CANADIAN Pass on THE WAR.-The Mon
treaI UaroIJ ,r ,t,. on. :r.,.-. -.
n " " ''' ''S'"'' s't''
mere Is tumoT that the British fleet has left
HSnihX Tor the purpose Of breaking the Southern
%Ii"cNaue. 1t Is probable that tie purpose is only
wbicb ehoraI one o protecting British interests,
innr+aI 'lat iEee access snail be bad to the
hiItnt,%I eIn poII', ;" iohG as they aFe not
tbe intTnatinniT useine" legal according to
Raari,o. o, ,b,. ,a,,., ,,,;,..,
=. '' Po'' % ""o'"sF S'alemenG
III '''o S"'a' '"''"'c's oi Inc 6'h instant, which
says:
Mr.. c. johnson, ? Queens messenger. has arriv-
ed IN town from Europe, via VI Washington, bringing
dispatches for his Exceeucy, which rumnr saws
are Gt an lmpoTt4nt Character relating to the re-
cngnition Of the Southern Cen ederaey and the etIi
cheney Of the blockade.
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,,G,oiiIn, ~, % q "'1''' nave pVeH Hooeu 10 Uen.
Co,,t - vr;II;, r.. , - -
COZ ,;a1 >, -, 80 " ''ai-S' '"PI- i- AAeh' huo-
S'G; "a - ~ Nr,G'P' -
s.p C"p.' w. ~ Mi"EsoHr}' ana Lieut.. george Cs
"t' W . ~ :, ~ P'''iuel':
~ CaP'"'n - v N"i"1'h' Assistant AoJu;ant-Gen-
o'ttt:,, ~:
An "1cnt " ,,. ~ , topograp2ca! L9gneer.
were with Gen. McCIsjIan in WasIstn Virrin;a
Lieut.. Stroner ,;ss on Gen. ;foOnygai,,s san nre
yiougly to and at the battle of Bull Ru-
. II - f7-,
1t u; T., AZ. os .SH At H4nisoN, Ut
d 49, .r 80 =" NiHu,>"n, oauSn' II tleiT
'ne o'nrl ulo!'ing, 90 a. lhese musical
There were some 600 or more in The pound, but
they were not able 10 capture them all I'll" drum-
i nin@ VI 'IetI nSH III S'lH udY can oe Eeard i'r