The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-11
MOVEMENTS OF THE ROYAL VISITORS.
THB PRUssIAN FAMILY.

FROM Guttgflu1IIS messenger, may 20.
The Prince and Princess of Prussia were re-
ceived on Saturday at two O'Clock in private
audience by the Emperor and Empress at the
the Prus,sian Ambassador, Count de Colt.
After the audience their Majestles presented TO
the Prince and Princess the officers on duty,
and their Royal Highnesses then introduced TO
the Emperor the persons OF their suite VINO had
accompanied them TO France. Four court car
Iiages, with two horses each preceded and at
tended by outriders, had been sent TO the Prus-
sian Embas sy to convey the Prince and Princess
to The TuileTtes
Their Majesties gave grand dinner in the
evening in honor OF the Prince ana Prlncess
The tables were arranged as at the reception of
the King and Queen of the Belgians; The
guests invited consisted OF members oLIhe Inn
perial family, foreign princes, members of the
diplomatic body, the Presidents of the senate
and the Legislative body, and the persons VINO
Princess Victoria,
Their Royal Highnesses of Prussia also paid
their first visit to The Exhibition on Saturday.
Alighting at the Pont d. lena, they entered the
palace by the gate of honor; they then assembled
10 the terrace OF the grand nave OF machines,
and made the tour of IL, beginning with the
French section. Having reached the English
department., the illustriouS visitors descended
and examined the objects in detail.
When in the room appropriated to English
glass sney s eS e @me as
of conversation and cordia ity Prince Alfred
Withdrew, and pursuing his promenade, went
TO break fast at the Gaze Gousset,
From Claimants Messenger, May 49,
The Prince and Princess of Prussia yesterday
visited the Exhibition, and remained there
The members OF the Diplomatic Body having
through the medium of Mgr. Chigl, the Papal
Prussia their desire to pay them their respects,
their Royal Highnesses have sent reply,
through the organ OF the Prussian Ambassadors
In Paris, that they regret not being able to
receive that body officially, but that they would
be happy TO make the acquaintance of each of
the diplomatists in the Paris salon, where they
could not fail TO meet them
Great preparations are being made at the
PTussian Embassy for grand Jete to be given
fixed.
ACoLMATIzING THE TYCOON.
From GaligndnFs Messenger, Nay 20.
Prince Tonkoungava Mimbon Taya, brother
of the Tycoon of Japan, was present two days
back at the meeting OF the French Acclimatiz-
members of that body.
SKETCHES OF SOME OF THE DISTINGUISHED PER-
soHAGRs.
Paris Man 2s) Correspondence Of London Post.
Looking at the extraordinary reunion OF sove-
reigns and princes In Paris. attracted hither by
the Great Exhibition, it may not be inoppor-
tune If give you few short memoranda and
observations touching those iilustrious person
nges who are now, or recently were, in the
Leopold il, king of the Belgians, is thirty
two years OF age. and was crowned on the l0th
n DecembeI 1860; & Re ~ Inc g'4ndson, on MS
married in 1853 an Archduohess of Austria
Henrietta Anne, daughter OF the Archduke
daughters and son. The sister OF the King is
Princess Charlotte, Empress of Mexico; her
brotheI Count de- FlandreS, has just married
pI Iincess of the royal family of Prussia. He
passed the first few days at the Exhibition at
Paris acting as President of the Royal Belgian
Commission. The Count Is known to have
taken extraordinary interest IN the many
marvels OF the worlds fair, and he may have
said with "Romeo," on taking leave OF IT.
But that Joy, past joy. calls out on me.
Il were a gritf 80 soon TO part with thee.
The King is said TO bear q strong resemblance
10 Francis l.
TIE Queen OF the Belgians adds to noble de
portment the most affable and gracious air
she Is passionately fond OF music and horse
riding, in both Of which arts she excels, ana
loses no opportunity OF practising them Her
Majesty arrived at O'Clock on Tuesday week,
and az She was on horseback In the Champs
Flysees and the Bois de Boulogne.
George l. King OF Greece, son OF the King OF
Denmark and brOther-in-law OF the Prince or
Wales is only twenty-five yeaVs of age He is
a fne Young man, OF fair complexion, thin and
someWhat pale OF elegant department. ana