The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-07

che prisoners knelt down. designing kiss his feet Hs
though meo must always respect authority they mosS
dsbass their manhood before IL. He then passed
mo ana carefully examined the dormhoIles susges1ng
improvements, aud. TAXI his Departure asked the
keeper of the prison for u list OF the prisoners their
Offences time OF imprsonment and character while under
confinement. whh . view Of releasing some and 70
ducing he terms ot Others
In continuation of he festivities sbs occasion the
ladies' OF Orizaba gave ball to the Emperor st night
The frat qusdre began ten O'CLOCK the EN-
peror leading Oh wn Mrs Almonie and General Amonto
win The Enprses Generals VOL aud Msussi0u ana
hsssrs. Arroyo and Peredo. with Of the
principal ladies' OF thu city formed sde1. Every
- 49,, "vua oa o'sn' Anu "o''Iy anu Aso u."oss
" tnelr hearts content the Emperor and Empress eit
shortly after midnight.
rhe rest OF the spent by the Emperor and Empress
In Orizaoa pretty equally ivded betwoen going 70
mass aud 10 visit nufaclores schools and otner puple
places The constant Of his programme Was
only varied oy the fireworks NJ night Before leaving
Orizaba, however the Emperor did noble acts Of
charity He Gent ntieen hundred fra out Of his own
purse to tho President or tue rporaton TO be divided
the male and female hospitals and The OF abe
city. He also ordered the release O. twelve men
and six VINO were mprisf ned Tor slight
onences and after having consuI ed with tho Judge
eanosa tne terms OF several others On leaving no con
Ayuntamien,o as well as ON the director mauufsc
tosy Of Iocoiaratn mark of his OIL rs
in behalf or industrial Shortly before his departure
deputaton OF indians came Ia from the town o, Nava
re al, bringing with them all ki1es OF exquisite
and BIRDS Of rare pnmage presents To the Fmpreas
The chief made tepder address their Maesttes In
their original tongue which translated into ID nish
by the hceut.te Cnimaipop His MsJestys reply was
Indian language bv the
much to the de gnt OF The natives whose broad vares
besmed with smiss OF unutterabe Joy.
On the afternoon OF Sd of the i'm party
left Orizaba and was accompanied by the political
feet and other authorities TO luente oorado, limit
between OrizRba and Pueba The authorities u this
ter place were however the to -acort
so mat there should be break the cham honos
Bumptuous repist was here provided Tor tne,r Ma
jesties, who Tor the Arst time since Their arrival In
Mexico partook Of de gugjoiot tottas chile and
put fnO, native Mexican dishes and drinks of which
no one can iorm an dsa by mere dscriptnn In words
The mea served the hei, hts o. Acutz!ngo .
romantic and beautiful place, where but few rsoluts
men might hold vey large bay The Empessr
and Empress ascended these cumoes horseback The
better to observe the agnidcencs of the contnu
ing their Journey 10 .nis way 10 the Canada OF xtapa
where they regaed with the finest fruits and wines
which could be procured. Late evening the whole
party arrived at san Augustin dc Psmar sort OF half
way house between Orizsba and Puebla
Al seven O'Clock on the following morning they again
let Pamar arriving at Acaznao In time Tor break
On the way Pucbia the carriige containing General
Vol and some other diRnitaries upset In deep
ravue and the i'm nj ministers tum6led out on the
road Fortunately the accident attended
more serious result The Emperor on hearing
Of the occurrence came 20 the srot OF
foot and Inquired after the condition Of his
friends. AZ O'Clock that evening they arrived At
Souaca, small village some two or three miles from
Pueba where the whole party passed the nignt In full
view OF the historic city Of Orlega ard aragoza For
part, took the road TO Pueba, arriving hours
before their Maestes, and IN time - the prepare
tions which were being made for ,neir reception.
The grand entrance into the CIT, Of Pueba was made
amid the roar OF cannon and the noise OF bells ~ half
past pine O'Clock the morning of Sunday the 6th Of
June. largo number Of people out for about two
q
ns also been appointed welcome the En-
The city itself taste uly decorated and
court formed guard OF honor Tue troops we're formed
in double hles from the Paseo Nnevo TO the palace
o. tho bishop During all these process'ous and
from place to another, the Emperor
was simply dressed as Q citizen, only wearing tho
Cross OF the Order OF Guadalupe. The usual formula
here adopted as In every place on the route First
mass, then break asst receptions presentations and,
night balls PARTIES and fireworks ON occasion were
the people more than ordinarily excited, although
emperor
any ,ther city on the route 70 the capital
The stay IN pueba exteuded not over two days. On
the afternoon Of the Sth nsans their Macsties eft
their way TO Mexico There the usual accompAnt
mens Of bells and artillery, aud . nns procession
the party beyond the gates OF the city. As the
Proesssios moved away, ino guns Of the forts, fort:
hundred and guns While the toned bells OF
the cathedral mingled their horatory music with the
OF the artillery. Their Maiesties seemed much
pleased with their reception The eject OF the city aud
the commander Of the French garrscn accompanied he
OF Choluia arkabe 0r the wonderful pyramid exist
ing centuries in tho centre of It's plains Here they
passed hours In communication with the Indiana
hearing tho chapel buit the very
summit OF what once doubt, heatheu temple
and place sacrifice and burial among the ancient Aexi
After leaving Cholua-a iull OF the visit TO
which place must reserve Tor future leter-the party
proceeded the direct road Mex until they
arrived Rio Frio small village Of coal burners, for
merry noted as central haunt Of thieves aud robberA
Here the whole plan Of entering the city by the main
gates entirely changed the oious Of their
MAstes leading them TO prser entering by way OF The
railroad enable them " stop at tho chapel o
'.Our Lady the Virgin OF Guadalupe" At the little town
called, and TO hear there This plan accord
iugly carried into effect.
Neither time nor prudence will permit 70 into any
general description Of the imperial eotranoe uto Guada
lupe and transit thence INTO Mexico can SIM
ply say that grand ovation marked ny evidences
OF ~ca h taste and Refinement though not by much en-.
thusasm. At two O'Clock p NJ. on the I1th their Ma
entered Guadalupe and the nsxt day Sunday tho
l2h they their triumphant entry into the city OF
Mexico ITSELF They accompanied by an excellent
military escort of French and ht xcan soldiers, some
thoussn nnnuer, by large assembly OF
lndiaus, and immense concourse Of carriages, with
LADIES' and gentls The scene very nspiritng
one but run descr ptou together with account OF
eeehes the occasion, must necessarily bs left for
opportunity that presents itself. IL is rumored
that the Emperor will shortly be crowned IN the caihe