The New York herald., 1867-03-28

charge while the King Of Prussia rode on his aquins
back The eagle was especially noticeable from his
great size d-un-birdke-the yellow stockings that
he wore Al the ends Of his feathery extremes Then
came the Floor Committee in the uniform Of the body
guard OF he King Of Prussia This consisted OF silver
bfeastpates which, well FURNISHED giitlered daxzlngiy
~ .ne easlght; polished helmets with the Prussian
eas,.ra ~ ana white coats WITH the other military
bearers, which consisted OF clowns holding ban
ners up one bearing the bulls head and tho other the
head o. long cared animal whose pscuIiartes have
not escaped the generalization OF Cuvier and Agassix
Fhe Ballet OF Fairies consisted OF entities which,
scsu Of Frederick the Great then
followed In the centre. He was forty years old
was Old Fritz" still with walking stick The two
vivanderss followed after which came the Lobby Com
mittse, In the court dress Of the time OF Gustavus
sleeves richly trimmed with silver long white cloak and
round hats with the usual feathsrs Following thess
chns-that is the dress Of monks with wigs sparsely
covered with hair and ono carrying big ham, another
roast goose and s another nsh, all fashioned out Of
papier macht The Janissary Music Band then formed
into line. In this body Of uscans the twelve men
the drum corps were dressed - women and the drum
major ~ fine lady. number Of Columbnes followed
THR PRINCE cARxrvAL,
surrounded by eight Columbines and followed by his
stan, made his appearance. His royal parsonage was
seated on top Of wagon twelve feet high, on trun
cscd rectangular Of oonsldsrabls altitude, the
white, with vacanty smiling false faces and four Hare
quins In dress OF rcd, white and green, brilliantly
spang0u The prince was perSOnated by Chas. William
Eel mann and was dressed in red and white silk
and rod cloak frnged with fur. Diamonds and jewels
adorned his regal neck and in his groesque he
drawn BY ten Hariequins, whose arms and legs only
served to ambuats the sembances Of mules The Small
Council Klener Rah) Of the Arion Society which
every week, next dressed in civil costume with
the exception OF the carnival cap aud the sign The
Small Council (KIeiner Rath) Of the Frauenlob Society
followed, and were cosumed in a similar manner The
target bearer then met the eye with touch of sarcasm
in his dress He represented monkey, and yet carried
the Lederkranz insignia. the turkey--lhe secret OF
learned that the committee suits OF the Aron masqu
ade would be those Of the Prussan body guard aud In
and therefore, the Arion Society in view OF this unpro
vokea mmicry, felt justified in having the symbol Of the
Lcdcrkranz borne by monkey.
The Prince Carnival now remained on his lofty
throne s and reviewed tho following oddities of the
represented by the Goddess OF Liberty, with
the Irish dag and the liberty cap In front Of her
three Irishmen wcarn o. the grcen' and armed with
an old gun rusty sword &C. and striving TO reach tho
flag in bellcose humor. but restrained in their
cnivairic and patriotic efforts by monks who threw
around them and held them back from the coveted
symboized liberty. metaphorcal exhibition Of the
Excise Law followed next In order This represented
containing lager beer carried by policemen
in front OF whom was big paddock, which indicated
that 4 was generlcaly closed, and the other char.
demijohn were specifically emped
The third, "a society Of Tectotalers" represented
by water bottle and crystalline glass that did
appear TO have contained anything else than h
liquor which is 'brewed the mountain tops"
schaaf and what was called a schwab were pictured,
but not readily appreciated their contingency cold
water. ''The President his "Trip around the Circle =
was represented BY the Identical individual indi-
Gated, seated In wagon with . weather
and flag, the latter OF which be humored TO
the winds. The wagon was appropriately pulled by
him; but Farragut and Grant persisted IN pushing
him, while Seward assisted. The distinguished pas
psaoet snd 4 % s
sArt in Search Of Bread was next reviewed This
shylock who came with two big bags, on one OF which
the name "B0weyy. and on the other "Broadwayh
He stopped tho middle Of the floor, and set the bags
down, u sing pair Of scales out Ripping open with
placed L 10 one scale and cut the Broadway package il
similar manner, and placed the contents-money-in
the ether scale One symeolzed Herman Of the stads
Shylock evidently Dawson. The Hermann side
emphatcaly that he was brusquely thrown
Hermann for the practical that he paid the most
The "Atantic Cable" next represented and re-
bodied in this and the dispatches were sent up to the
higher parts Of the house Sick Poentates with their
Aavsers succeeded the Others % consisted Of ambI
Bismarck physician, Maximlian with . Yankee for
doctor, the Russian with Turk the Austrian with .
Prussian. and the Pope with Garbadi for physicians.
These military vehicles stopped occasionally, when tho
various medical attendants felt the pulses Of their
tiens and administered spoonful Of medicine when
required.
SIMPLY rHs NOTHING MORE
except sundrv drOlerios, for instance "LObster,
boiled and raw which followed next being quadrilis
dance with eight persons all drassed a. o6ste four
red and four black. "The Black Cavalry followed,
mented Jesus sitting ackass and riding In tho
cavacade The "Gigantic Lady" whose immense GRIN
oline exhibited so long at the Arion committee
rooms, came next She was eighteen feet high, and
under her shclterng came little winged boys
who attempted 70 fly about but who only ran spasmod
icay and, shapened bees, they took pins out and
them Unfortunately into tho other masqueraders
much TO the merriment OF those who did not feel the
sting These had little musical Instruments which they
blew into the humming sound OF their honey gathering
prototypes
During tho evening the following kilograms from dis
tncushed personages received by the Alta utc
cable and home lines. and distributed on printed slips
"PARis March 27-1 N.
The Pearl which was on exhibition lately is not jewel
but a Jewess, which Prince Napoleon has taken ad
oorana" =
"wAsHISGroS, March ~, 1867.
"Ths President was bitten by mad dog this morn
ing: ten minutes later-tLe dog died Of deirium just
now. The President Ia we'll"
"AngRIcA, March 27, 1857
columbia TO the English reformers:-Weil roared
"Naw YowK, March 81 1857
at Ia said that the sWint,r Garden insured In
the Germanla Christ an Fire Insurance Company, and
set on ire by ShyiocK"
Bismarck has just returned from the l. X. ball. He
feels very tat
The procession over At the order or the presiding
prince the dancing began, the masqueradcrs crowdlng
The floor considerably. Among the costumes were none
srkngly different from those which usually 1T
fancy dress balls except some already alluded to- The
dancing freely INDUCED in 70 the full capacity Of the
platform until twelve O'clock the order respecting the
non -admittance Of unmarked participants nos having
been vigorously adhered TO-
The order Of dancing was as follows:-
l. WALTZ 10. Quadrlle is. Calop.
q Polka II schot.sch. 10 Waltz
n .A~stp. Wsl