The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-19

people holiday and they moved out 70 the Bcts Do
| Boulogne by thousands
Indeed. In France ever drew moro people to-
gether than that Of yesterday Five hundred thousand
must have witnessed the display either a the field
the roads leading 70 II through which the imperial
royal visitors passed Along the slopes Of The gentle
activities which overlook the broad held the people
clustered In masses and crowded up the very
lines Of soldiers who surrounded the space devoted TO
the review In the trees Thousands Of enteprsing and
active and boys had psrchsd and from their breezy
and eay lookout watched the kaleidoscope shifting Of
the bright masses on the green sward below Every
point that could afford Wow Of any portion Of tho field
occupied Thousands and Thousands Of carriages
were also certain sides, packed together densely
- possible In word, ell that movable In Paris
seemed to be about the ground in gala dress enjoying
the scene = only the French can aa ,4n
The grand pavilions Of the Jockey Club had been
secured BY the government The the right Of
the imperial pavilion occupied by The diplomatic
oorps foreigners Of distinction and members Of the gov.
ernment The other pavilons gi, en- up fortu-
nate people who could obtain tickea There plenty
Of room, and the arrangements for the accommodation
Of the guests were admirable p
Shortly before two O'Clock the Empress Eugsuis, &c
companied BY tho Prince Imperial the Princess Royal
Of Prussia and the Grand Duchess Marie OF Russia each
accompanied by their ladies in waiting made their ap-
pearanoe In the lodge and received with loud acca
nations Of welcome by the people.
The Empress OF France lilac ooored silk Dress
and appeared to DO In most excellent heath and spirits
The Princess Royal of Prussia blue silk dress,
and her face was wreathed with smiles.
Tho Grand Duchess Marie OF Russia attired in
elegant and rich white silk, magnncently trimmed Her
hat and parasol were Of the same color.
The little Prince OF France, who seemed TO DO entirely
recovered from his late illness his simple school
habit Of black. Throughout he watched tho spectacle
with the greatest interest.
The other imperial occupant OF the lodge was the
brother Of the Tycoon OF Japan, little, almond eyed
boy Of fourteen fifteen years OF age, gorgsously
dressed in blue silk. and wearing the back Of his
flowing robes the white mark OF his rank His hair
combed back from his forehead tightly rolled in queue
which was brought forward and pinned tho top his
head-,he whole literally pastered with oil and paste.
In his belt hc carried the swords Of his rank one
elegantly ornamented with precious jewels He sat
during tho review by the side Of the Prince Imperial
and kept his eyes as widely open possible the
view progressed and throughout preserved wonderful
silence The ladies wore Of COURSE in the most elegant
toiletes not only in the imperial pavilion but ct all
pc ns and added greatly to the brancy OF the
At about two o'clock the buges Ut the Porte do Bou-
drums along the entire lines OF troops took up the sgna
and rolled vigorously around the Emperor Of France
and the Emperor Of Russia and she King Of Prussia
passed the gaze at the head or immeAse stat and
entered the place Of review.
The Emperor Napoleon wore tho uniform Of tho
GensralinChief and the Gordon Of the order Of
St Andrew Of Russia.
To his left rode the blu hearty, vigorous old King Of
feathers from his black helmet with It's famous spike
peak Over his e shoulder rested the broad red Gordon
Next him was the Car Of all the Russas, in the uni
form Of General Of the Guard wearing the grand Gordon
Of the Legion Of Honor and number Of other decora
Vnotan Anf vlN al rlA unnA ttn Aek~s
sovereigns rode he had simple bear skin under his
saddle doubtless the fruit Of Of his many successful
formed aud Of graceful carriage, the Czaf had his
equal on horseback in the entire nela sstl a6
. s' vs ssxsS non swsed
his cort6ge Cosacks from The Don, officers Of the I'm
psrai Guard Of RUSSIA and Of the Guard q Prussia from
even Arabs from the deserts sottsd after hn Majesty at
tho variety OF uniforms was wonderful Every special
arm Of the service. with s uniform peculiar 70 different
nations seemed TO b. represented In the STAR and the
varied coiossths white OF the Russian and PrussiaA
Guardsmen-among whom was Bismarck, whose pen
Is more feared than his sword the red Of the Cosacks
blue ana the SssE blue q The Republic q sns West
::.p. slo.s g: :ois:.iy Con. S:!d:: s,.sas Up
trot the troops presenting ana ne haads pa!as
and che Sapsr.r q aoss. soas forward sashs s and
Followed and sse greeted The oooupanas o the imperial
ssc ssa ny 'sSs s
party turned again ind placed hgssn q Tho head Of
his stan to sOmplsts the review. HIS Majesty was most
crowded on hia line or march.
After the Empsrors and King had completed the
Of her Majesty and formed 70 enable the troops 70 pass
in review.
Ina rf1hf III him waa a. ZAP m
the King Of Prussia In the second line back were
the Grand Dukes HMM and Vladimir the Prince Royal
Count schonvaloa, Marshas Mol and Valiant
s DsSs e the sns second anIM line mo-
the right Of bis Majesty General ribbe.s, OF New
York General Starring, Of IIinois General Tevis o!
Hcime, Of New York. Major MiIls Of oalifornia apa
Major Bowlss Of Massachusetts,. American Officer ~ho
review and we're recipients may ~ a..aa, 's :,
the most delicate attentions from the pa.a"s
e. was Il. e order a's s, h W. troop!
as head ocw sa BE- .S ~ dr ss
,S anu aaq company fronts wero not less
quick step rst passed the battalion Of Cadets Of saint
Cyt iooved BY the infantry Of the line Of the First
Regpau. de Saint Jean Angely, the men moving with
splendid regularity and precision Then came the srt
battery 'front.' both horse and dismounted batteries
tied great applause. The cavalry brought up the
and completed the review. They passed at rapid trot
maintained the alignment spondidly, and presented
magnificent appearance. The time consumed 10 the
and half Not sngl: accident Or Si.cn occurred u
the ana. :nd this Is laying great deal when sixty
thousand tr3obs are moved with such rapidly. When
the cavalry had passed they nled of and drew up In
grand line regmenta 'front.' facing the Emperor, and Al
aiven signal they advanced In iine striking cleai
across the parade ground at sharp trot and drew up
before tho Emperor with cries OF Htcs Emperor ~
.Vfre rTmpratrice n &C. This concluded the review
The imperial guests then dsmounted and asce-.
the stairways to the pavilion and paid -, ,aaacygs IA
liz Empress and the Princ..-,es n the ,odrc tn
Grand C-kes ana re Prince Royal Of Prussia accom-
panied the soveregns 10 the lodge whore mi,nte