The New York herald., 1866-10-14

great sa1srng and the burrows In sse deepening sen
sihly.
The Empress looked ehaFmingly In white dress =
liiis round trimmed with white lowers and
TO . 0s ss, s. ss.n
White, With -hort trowserr and rod stockings
After The imperial party had embarked tho diplomatic
oota represented in Barrl by Mr. Bigeiow, the Count
do Golir and .he prasan Minister 70 Madrid, and tho
guests whom they had invited, took the next boat ne
~ Mons aud Madame rereire the son and daughter "a
law Of the eh sapl'as, me Marquis Dc Frias and his
wife, Lord Houghton and Mr.. EdNard u. Bu1lm
BOARD TIVE aAsKxrA
We rearbed NE Magenta abou, ten minutes after the
Emperor and upon going on deck him and the Em-
press, and General fieury and tba Admiral de Ron
c.Te, facing number of officers and men, 70 whom The
Emperor Was about distributing
pxcosAnoss
IL Was very interesting ceremony. One Of The En-.
perors chsmbcrlans handed him medal which his
Majesty placed la tho hand of The fortunate recipient
At the time shaking hands with him addscas.
Ing few complimentary words to him. When hc had
finished With The decorations the kmpress putting on
bcr picasantesi rmeand when she snles fhe i ire.
slsibly charming g-passcd down tho line shaking hands
With the happy men Among .hem were hree common
cate, SOFT gloved nngcrs ~ their rough pain par
ticuiarly gfacious
How long said she 10 an Old salt standing close hy
me ai The end Of the line have you been 10 ne
yccf'
= twenty three years, yoor Majesty" replied ,hr
sailor
"Do you like nY" isughingiy demanded ;he fmpreFs.
would anundred NOR" for me plehsaro OF again
ithe prnoa Impcrall, sn,d the old saii
'hoa are a brave. kind ow, ! believe, sad ths
Einpress and aIn proud % shake hands with you
amt then she called the hite prnce, whose eye wetr
stray aboa, the shp and NJ hook ihr sailor hand
and then ,be Empress pased on 20 The cnd of the he
These little incidents make tho Imperial family very
popular and there no, probably man IN thai Tine
who decorated to-day Who would not gladly ras a.
lie for the Emperor the Empress Or tho lr1ncc.
. rorR ISrrNcIroS
When all the medals had b".n Distributed aud all IA.
shaken the hands or the mpcr Al family they Hnfs'
below and followed them. They weut through ti'
pun deck and examined the irte ropru'w VI the VA
gcu,a tshe carries nfiy my and niriypouniers
with apparently great interest Then they pasAed nj
anu entered III. c.Eau' csbiD o the Airnra nrnsbe'
A. handsomely drasing rooua "Wel, tins not b"h
inc IN. parsp fnon his sna, ami looking very
much faiigued. "its to day. hc added.
's,ro. sad the Admiral, 'if you lac my cabin u =
at your dispoea for little trip 20 mau
- should Bot object, said the emperor smiling
grmiy, nbut The Empress deie1ss salt water and !
always sick. p
Just then her Majesty Who had been ont upon bal
.on, which surrounds ths AdnirsIs can l0uAed 10 ~
the door aud said 10 the Emperor, "ARsnsP "lsm ~
par replied the Emperor ard riring aad ngan wipinr
his he offered her and after the Prince,
WHO palopng round the other aldo Of The balcony
with of bis peyms,es hnd bccp found, The imperial
formed and going deck iound tho wards manned
and their Ma,esiles descended the rhips ode amidst
shouts from The II "v,cs rEmpsrsavW "Fss'
IImpsdre, ~ "Iir~ h Priss fmp~vsfr r. aud The swee'
strains Of "iasf"s poas Ia syis from thr ships band
WARS
In tho afternoon the Emperor visited the other shps
and aluies hred from all OF them. Thsy have only
here compliment ~ the Emperor. and "a
afford him lille dlFactlon, and viii danboss leave
Tomorrow their return 90 Bresfs
The day has been exceptionally hns one, and
,hr usually restless heavng ~ the bay ~ bseay
have been AZ calm - thoss Of = snmin~ lake