The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-08

livery Of the court bur "A nv any vuard a.
as 80 E Mowy driving up the Boaisvsrd. 10 this
wss suo rpssur Napoleon, who was ON his way in this
quiet unostsntatious manner to receive his imper
brother. Inc Emperor dressed his full unifor m
abe point Of death for the last ten years Who, il We
may believe daily ramor 10 afflicted with spinal disease
near. Disease ver compliant diabetes and sundry and
avefs oiner MS pertaining 10 ordinary mortas, his
Majesty was certainly looking remarkably we'll.
Inc Emps,os arrived the railway station. which
O'Clock and accompanied by all bis mia,s,srs ana sew
eral Of tho marshas Of France.
fnnce Napoleon and numerous suite passed through
sne lecepnon room and out on 10 tne landing quay,
mere just - the bugs announced the approach
Tha two Emperors, We are told embraced affections
tae oand struck up the Austrian national air. and
passing again through the reception ladies
party mounted in eight court carriages started on Ths
cortsgs was ayery beautiful and Imposing one led by
the splenddy uniformed Cabinesrs OF The guard Cd en-
the carriage containing the Two Enpsrors followed by
ae,acamens OF Cent Gardes and the other carriages
perors' brothers, tho Prince Napoleon, Baron Be ust
Count Andrassy, Prince Metsrnica and the Princess,
whole was brought up with large number OF carriages
belonging 20 ana containing msrshals generals ambas
As the corttgs trotted rapidly down the Boulsvards
cheer alter cheer went up and loud and hearty shouts
Of "Yivs pEmpsrear a. AasSAe" Francis Joseph was
dressed IN Inc elegant white Austrian military uniform,
and wore across his breast the Gordon Legion OF
Honor. He was seated in the closed carriage the
Ikut Vi ING Emperor Napoleon, and mad MS nat on.
He seemed to be exceedingly pleased the general ap-
pearance or Paris and Ia passing the Grand Hotel the
Emperor Napoleon evidently having called his attention
10 tue building, francis Joseph bent down IN the car
rage TO take good look its facade the windows OF
which were crowded with ladies' and gentlemen and
hung with the hags OF all nations
Upon arriving at the Elysee the imperial guest was
received by the Empress and the Prince Imperial, who
awaiting his arrival upon the steps, The Empress
was accompanied by the Processes Cotilde and Ma
thde and number OF other ladies' and all passing into
the saton dhonnsur, the presentations were made and
" nino Asnn sha Eunnnr
and Empress started for ST. Cloud and left Francis
Joseph and his suite TO make their toilets, with the
ooeo Oh joining them in short time a. diner dc fdmie
The meeting between the Emperor OF Austria and the
King OF Prussia which took place In the station at Bos
near Baden and which has been teegraphed all over the
world as having been Exceedingly cordial is said
TO have been not only not that exactly the reverse,
beng cold aud confined to few common place rema-ks
Francis Joseph must be something more, SOD staing
less tuan human If he could greet despoer OF his
fortunes with any great degree of cordially" Must
be not TO- amid the dazzling brlliancy OF this court
amid the kind attentions paid him. occasionally,
IN looking at the grim, hard visage of his entertainer
call 70 mind the fact that but for MIN he would not be
now mourning the loss OF brother whose very remains
he has not yet been permitted gaze upons Must he
not indeed continually ieoi that there so netting fu-
nereai 10 ali this pageant and that he and his hard.
host occupy or should occupy the places OF chief
The Emperor OF Austria is making the best or his
time On the morning alter his arrival, between eight
and nine O'Clock, he drove with MS two broners in
civil costume and in an open carriage, 10 the Exhibition
building; here he spent nearly three hours In the
evening he went to the Opera To-day. writing,
grand review in honor Is in progress the Bois
dc Boaiogne. Tomorrow, hunt st. German; on
Sunday, reposc Monday banquet and concert al the
Ho.e, ds sle on tuesday freedom and rest. on
day, departure. such is the programme which vii,
carried out unless for some good 1t Is changed
The opening OF the railroad Mont Cents which il
was hoped would take place next month"; Is now again
postponed II has been found that the engines, which
arc OF French manufacture not sufficiently power
fui, and a number Of new ones are process OF
construction in England II Is altogether probable that
the road viii not be opened before spring.
Mrs. Jenny Van Zandt who is Paris, engaged
FOR the opera season at the Scala in Milan.
Harry Sanderson Is in Paris and Is to give
next week, under the patronage Of Rossni.
Official notice has been given that the medals awarded
10 exhibitors at Grand Exhibition will be ready for
delivery at the following periods, viz. The gold
medals from the 18TH to Both OF November, the silver
medals from the 9Th to 3ls Of December and the bronze
medals from tho 18th Of January to the goth OF
February. Each medal is to bear the Of the per.
to whom II is awarded.
General Mcclellan arrived In Paris this morning from
London.