The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31

FlfuCo DI the EtSSSe 0nN ftS s6smsuis0uceo-
How the People Of Paris Dlay Weicoans ths
Russian Emperor. &c.
Paris (May 81 correspondence OF London Times
The government papers speak with intense satisfaction
OF the approaching visit OF all the European sogeregns
70 Paris, which they give certain The Prince Roysl
OF Prussia ", IL seems impatienty awaiting the ond "
the London Conference to ual his dny President OF
the Prussan Exhibition; and apartments siready
preparing for him at the Prrissian Embassy Towards
the end Of the present month the Car pays visit
Copenhagen for few weeks and then conns. 10 Par-
where he will meet in June. King William His Prus
sian Majesty will hold bis headquarters tue ieries
and the Emperor OF Russia will be lodged at the Eysss
tanbourg st. Honore
This poisce. by the way has had in is time H.
lastrous occupants was once The prpsarty u
Madame de Pompadour, tho all-poworguI tnsiress oE
Louis XN From the Pornpadour il passed into the pos
session OF the famous banker Beau wlo has left hg
name 70 quarter OF the faobolrsi and after h'n
became the property OF the Duchess OF Bourbon until
she fed before tho Revolution. Under the rep6bc
was declared national property, and was turned into
national printing Office. soon after Brumaire-shs
Brumaire OF Bonaparts-it sold and the grounds
made public garden. II was subsequently bought,
:: Tor Ssgs. aud sa On ns
the State and became favorite residence OF the
nrst Napoleon The Emperor Of Rhssia resided I" is is
1914, Is hts nephew will do In 1887. and Napoleon
passed of The Hundred Doys OF his ye,,wn
from EDa In 1915 Louis XVIII gave the Eiysee
Duke do Berri, and his assassination IL foil TO the
Duke do Bordeaux, Count de Chambord.
When the present Emperor OF the French was pro-
claimed President OF the republic. the Eysee once
called Bourbon then Napoleon then National and now
again Nspol6on assigned to him his official resi-
dence; but isgreatly changed since himescorted
to IL on the evening Of 10th December, ls4S.
hce, and 1t is now gorgeous palase. and on
it, restoration and decoration inside and outside untold
sums have been expended The spacious garden, which
makes II far moro pleasant abode than tho Tuerier.
opens into the avenue Margny, the whole property hav
Ing belonged 70 the Marquis ~ iiA nAms, from
whom II was purchased IS residence for ambassadors
extraordinary by Louis XIV. afer the death Of Ia POM
padour. The stables and outhouses have been greatly
Increased and spacious guard houses bil within the
last ten years and on tho opposite site wing has been
Sebastian Il here that TIC cssp dssaf f DscsmSsr
plcnssd bus II the walls Of the Eiysee- Bourbon
Napoleon, whatever DO It's proper could speak
There IL doubt that II His Majesty OF Russa
70 this capital he viii e received by his good brother
with imperial magnncsnc- What he 'scy .sest cisA
from Tie population q Paris y a.ohe' question: have
already heard mot from revoutionists or fron hot
headed republicans, but from staid, orderly OF
middle age not personally hostile TO the Car. nor in
= % the reception hS populscs or the FsnDoarg would
thsm. The events Of Poland too recent
BY . people who have always, rightly wrongly.
pscfsssed the warmess sympathy towards that
unhappy country; ., and there Ss are 100 many
ruhsssy In this city whose resentment might bstray
hsef In spite Of ell precautions do mot Aude TO acts
attempts Of violence, but TO demonstrations of popu
lar feeling which would be anything but pleasant TO the
guest Of the Emperor Of the French The Czar will not
probably visit the Taubourg st. Antoine, fos there he
would assursdy hear shouts Of vics Ia Poogwe from
enc end Of IL 70 the other, u not worse.
The Emperor and Empress or Austria will NOE visit
Paris till the Pruasisn and Russian sosersigns have
gone away. The King and Queen OF the Bsigians
tuauess Masstiss or ct least one OF ths viii - here
in the course Of the week. and the King Bavaria later
They win ell be spiendidy entertained NO doubt, and
TO form : 'parsevvs d. Rois in tho theatre o. the
ruileries.