The New York herald., 1867-06-11
MOVEMENTS or THE ROYAL VISITORS.
The Prussian Family.
IFrom Galirnani,s Mcssenger Nav }

From Gaignanis MESSENGER May 2S.1
The Prince and Princess OF Prussia received
Saturday at two O'Clock in private audience by the En-
peror and Empress at the Tulleres. whittier they had
been preceded by the Prussan Ambassador, Count dc
Goz. After the audience their Majescs presented to
the Prince and Princess the officers duty and their
Royal Highnesses introduced to the Emperor the
persons Of their suite who had accompanied them to
France. -Four court carriages, with two horses each
preceded and attended by outders had been the
Prussan Embassy to convey the Prince and Princess to
the Tuleries
Their Macstios gave grand dinner the evening in
honor of the Prince and Princess The tables
arranged at the reception OF the King Queen Of
the Belgans The guests invited consisted OF members
diplomatic body Presidents OF the Senate and the
legislative BODY and the persons who accompanied
Prince Frederick William and the Princess Victoria
Their Royal Hehnesses OF Prussia also paid their first
VISIT to the Exhibition Saturday. Alightng the
Pont dIena, they entered the palace by tho gate Of
honor they then ascended TO the terrace Of the grand
nave OF machines and made the tour of it, beginning
with the French section. Having reached the English
department. the iustr0us visitors descended and
amned the objects in detail.
When in tho room appropriated TO English glass they
suddenly met Prince Alfred, who at embraced his
sister, After few moments Of conversation and
dalty Prince Alfred withdrew, and pursuing his prom
enade, vent breakfast a, the Cafe Goasset
From Gaignans Messenger. May 29.l
The Prince and Princess OF Prussia yesterday visited
the Exhibition. and remained there trom ton 70 two
O'Clock.
the members of the Diplomaac Body having through
the medium OF Mgr Chgi, the PApal Nuncio, intinated
them their respsc their roynfighnesses have sent
reply, through the organ Of the Prusan Ambassador
body officially, but that they would be happy make
the acquaintance Of each Of the dplomatlsts in the
Great preparations arc being made al the Prussian
Embassy for grand fete to be given TO the hereditary
prince The day is not yet nxod
Acclimntixing the Tycoon.
from Gaguani's Messenger May 20
Prince Tonkounsava Mmbon iaya, brother Of the
meeting OF the French Accmntizing society, and en-
rolled himself among the members OF tha, body.
Sketches Of Some OF the Disiing guisI,cd Per.
sonWges.
[Pars Ciav Isl correspondence OF the London POST
Looking at the extraordinary reunion OF sovereigns
and princes Paris attracted hthcr by the Great Ex
hibition 1t may not 10 inopporune II give you
few short memoranda and observations touching those
illustrious personages who now recently were,
Leopold H. King ofsthe Belgans, Is thry-two years
OF age and crowned the 10th Of December 1865
He is the grandson, his mothers side OF King LOUIS
Philippe, and married in 1858 archduchess Of
Austria, Henrietta Anne. daughter OF the Archduke
Joseph The Queen is thirty-one, and two daugh-
tiers aud SON. The the King Princess Char
iote, Empress OF Mexico; her brother, Count de Flan
dres has lust married princess Of the roya family OF
Prussia. lie passed the first few days at the Exhbl-
tion Paris ing President Of the Royal Belgian
Commission. The count - known to have taken ex-
traordnary interest In the many marvcls OF the worlds
fair and he may have said win Romeo on taking leave
of It,
~ iha. q Joy, past Joy; call. out a,. on ne
The King said TO bear strong resemblance 10 Fran
els l.
Inc Queen of the Bcgians aids to NOBLE department
the most aablc and gracious She passionatey
fond OF music and horse riding in both OF which arts
she exces and oses no opportunity OF practising them
Her Majesty arrived three O'Clock tuesday week
aud a i've she horseback In the Champs Eysees
and the Eois de Bouiognr.
George l., ging OF Greece, son OF tho King OF Den.
mark and brother-in-law OF the Prince of Wales. is
only twenty years age. He fine young fnan,
OF air complexion thin ana somewhat pae OF elegant
department and very distinguished manners. His
Majesty already VISITED Paris aud the Exhibition,
his way t. 81. Petersburg where about marry
nice OF the Eiaperor OF Russia
Queen Maria, OF Portugal daughterl OF Victor Eman-
ucl took up her abode al the PALMS Royal She Is
twenty years OF age and married in sc2 King Dom LUIS
L. py whom she has two children. Like the Queen OF
the Bcgiaus, her skin as borsewoman IS much praised,
and she II a bold and dextereus rider Ia the hunting
Geld Hence her admirers have given her the appcla-
Prince Oscar who frequently visited the Exhibit
| tion, Is tho second son OF King Oscar l., and the
| grandson Of the Marshal OF France, Bornadotte.
| brother.n.iaw OF Joseph Bonaparic, and King
| OF Sweden in 1918. Prince Oscar. brother OF
the reigning King Charles XIV Is cousin to Napoleon
Ill, his mother having been the daughter Of Prince
Eugene, uncle 10 the Emperor OF the French Prince
Oscar tnirtyeght years old; he married In 1857
Princess OF Nassau BY whom he has bad four children.
Ho only In the capacity OF President OF the
Royal Commission Of the Exhibition, but ardent
admrer and digent inquirer into the merits OF every
thing most worthy OF note, accumulated from all the
countries OF World in the Champ de Mars. Prince
Oscar lately supernended the trial OF two small and
beautiful swedish steamers which make occasional trips
with select parties 10 st. Cloud.
The prince observed TO three ribbons OF
which that OF the Legion OF Honor and attached 70
the other two ~as military medal and French medal
awarded for distinguished services rendered Ia the saving
4 OF human life The latter especially attracted much
curiosity, and inquiries being made the subject Of
one Of he prince @ " es ine n'errogof vas po
attention attracted by the imminent danger OF a
noble French family In carriage tho horses Of which
ernabie He threw himself at the animals heads and,
after being dggcd along by them for some distance AZ