Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-24

of Flanders, the Prince of Orange and
the Princess Mathilde come foaward to
pay homage. Princess Mathilde is an
elderly lady. plainly dressed, renowned
for her evening parties, chiefly. The
Prince Of Orange is the heir to the throne
of Holland. and has forgotten the liberal
traditions of his race be is phlegmatic-
looking young man. the Duke de Leuch.
temberg represents the Gar of Russia,
and the Princess Murat is pretty young
mari led woman. whom they married at
court some time ago, because she was
thought to want to be married. 10 these
gTavcly speaking, the Emperor and wife
pass on where, in the portal of this grand
vestibule, stands the head of the Cabinet.
Rouher, strong faced aniable man, one
Of the best props of the throne, and the
battered visegc of old Marshal Valiant,
the grandson Of shoemaker, who is re-
plete with decorations, but dwaifed beside
the stature of Haussmann tho Prefcct of
the Seine. and the Elaperor's strongest
reliance. With these and others are Pie
tri, the Prefect of Police. the Fouche of
the time, shrcwd detective, and Duruy,
the Educational Caterer, who was promo.
ted to a bureau because ne wrote Napo.
leonic School History. ii a'..
There are no words said, nor is there
any ceremony. Quickly the couple and
their suite pass from stage to stoge, look
ipg at little, shaking hands with many
bearded strangers, applauded at every
new stage and so, among piles of unpack-
ed boxes under shelves. and statues, and
hanging draperies they glIdc, until the
route has been traversed and they are
ready to depart.
IMPERIAL VISITS TO THE DEPARTMENTS.
The Department allotted to the United
States 10 something more than a sandwich
and not quite slice. Where the oval is
smallest it looks like passage; then it
assumes the proportions of closet, and
so Sins easily to the size of a workshop.
where VIC hope to make some a.riking eff
fccts. 1t was happy accident or a
thoughtful civility that induced the En-
peror to select this ring Of the building
for the official promenade. Royalty should
ever have its eye on mechanics and here,
as it trod the raised platform, it had the
opportunity Of gazing upon many Of the
most ingenious wonders of the age This
platform was mile long, slim, narrow
and business-like, with railing on each
side. and occasional stations, At the
latter the Foreign Commissioners were as-
scmbled, The United States station
s,nelt like lamp. but was neaYly decora-
ted. Here varions gentlemen forming
part of the United States Commission. and
worthy of commiseration, we're In attend
ance--dressed airily in tall.coats and
whiie cravats. and waiting dismally for
the proud moment. On the left were the
English Commissioners, on the right the
japanese. The latter were in great force.
They had several swords. bango, thing
like drum. and an interpreter. The
procession halted at the japanese place
before reaching the United States, and
the Emperor aud Empress were RECALLED
with special entertainment. The thing
like a drum made disturbance. the ban
90 twanged fearful discorl and | strong
ly suspect that the p incipal Commission.
er swallowed all the swords Then, gravt-
Iy and lauguidly, the procession. plaek
and ugly in color. and with nothing TO
ro,;ovo + ., Va orders and decora,;ons an.
nro,obo5 II ,ooked l;hs f,ner,l The
/. d;,, ofF.;.ls of Tho bonsehold Cabinet
e. c.ms 6rs, and then tho Empero,
IA r,onress A 6.w Hisralv word,
: ~ 10 Mr. secfwi,b The American
con,,,;ss;o,,or ~; ; wbo act,owled,ed ,hen
.o,,r,o,o,,nslv ,,,,sl The Emn,ess sm; lied on al
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