The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-20
MOVEMENTS OF THE RUSSIAN AND PRUssIAN
ROYAL FAMILIES.

ROYAL FAMILIES.
From tTdlignanfS Messenger, JtueS.
The Emperor of Russia yesterday morning, after a
ride IN The Bois de Boulogne went to several
paid Visit at the TSeries % King Of Prussia his
uncle, aid to the Emperor Napoleon. The three
reserved garden, and on The terrace BY the water
SIDE The SrsRG D1kss and Prince Royal Of Prussia
d!Isd at re Ey and during The Tepast the band
,u65ra;sS 3 iSss fss
PdTisfenne. About hour after his Majesty went
out Of the house alone and entered cafe where he
ever, his lncOgnito fad been betrayed, and seek:
ing 10 reenter the theatre he found crowd collected
which could not be passed TIN ough without difficulty.
Caar w Was at eHgh enaSed regain his boX The
The King Of Prussia, on the evening of his arrival,
towards o'clock went to the Palace OF the Eysee to
not yet Teturne ed home and the King waited for him
A few minutes after the Car arrived % and the TWO
His Majesty of Prussia made his first visit to the
By Bsxar Rnher RShn and SeS La fa TSe
King will not take part in any official meeting to-day
Of Frederick William III, his father. - -0 N''''''
The Prince and Princess of Prussia went two even
ings back TO the LyIque 10 hear Gounods opera Of
Romeo et Jutiee and remained till the close OF the
The Princess Royal Of Prussia, who takes special
sItutioIs s. Went, on Tuesday accompanied by Lady
Cowley without any suite, to visit the Laribosere
ofthe administration Of ubc Assistance, the Direc-
T @ M he & been G% @a
a3esIed 20 sttend The royal visitor examined ran the
on the excellence of the arrangements.
PRINCE HUMBERT OF ITALY TO TRAVEL BY SEA.
From GdtigRanfs Messenger, June 8.
The Turin Gazette announces that the departure of
Prince Humbert for Paris was fixed for the 18th (yes
terday) and that he viii travel by sea Admiral
Riboti was experimenting at Genoa The preparations
Tor the journey.
THE KING OF SWEDEN TO LEAVE FOR PARIS.
From Gali0ndnPs Messenger, bnes
The King OF Sweden is to leave Stockholm the
10th Of June to come to Paris passing through Berlin
DEATH OF THE ARCHDUCHESS MATILDA.
The unfortunate Archduchess Matilda. whose death
from the effects OF her sad accident has been
nounced, was in her nineteenth year, having been
boRn the 2Lh OF January lS49 She was the daugh-
granddaughter OF the Archduke Charles, brother OF
Francis of Austria, and we'll known as the leader
of the Austrian armies in the wars with Napoleon J..
The AIchduke Charles died in lSlH The mother of
Charlotte Theresa Frederica daughter Of Louis, King
of Bavaria. The young ArchducheSS LOST her mother
on the Sth OF Aprll, 1861.
On The 22d of May as was standing looking ou {
of window In the palace, In Vienna, she suddenly
ielt a burning heat, and screamed cut. Her atten-
dants hastened towards her, and perceived that the
unfortunate lady las in flames. From some cause un-
known for IL said there neither ire nor light In
arm NECK, and the lower extremities seriously
burned before the flames could be extinguished IL
was supposed that she must have trodden on match
which had been carelessly dropped on the floor. At
hended in consequence OF the Inflammation that
superVened, but few days later II was announced
that Ihe unfavorabe symptoms were snbsiding, and
hopes OF her recovery were entertained, The pro
onged suffering however, too much for her sys-
tenn, and after lingering for fortnight she expired on
| Thursday morning, June 6, at o'clock,