The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-03

@o4 ~ 10 700 sPalpaDle to be sunQalla6t u
hsayth excepting the EMPRESS tber
were no fair stars in the galaxy. Coars
competitions, too much fat, and no prac
OF expression 10 Der nseEecled maid 8 Toav
tEugthis the decided ADVANTAGE. =. zSb,
reigns IN effects, and her maids, for ever,
pubic appearance. must dress aceordinc
TO her orders. There was time wbsj
she Cared go abroad With the Vol, noes
land 1aiFesiss Now The beaniffuk Are kan
a. home, and the Queens background il
toe miGIle aged and the passs set, il
dreary or Preposrerous t0iiettes. Judged
by her eonBPsniOns Of yssterday, L have
-IouhssltatiOn id saying that E1gsnie. WAS
beWitching, -- g.. = ~
! When these have reached the head OF
the bridge Of Jena, a procession of q
thousand terraces, iaborinp on the Trocs
derO Huh come up with .tricoIOr flags 10
their dirt carts and one of them, adyau
cling, presents the Empress with a bo-
quet. His brethren shout very heartily
here, for these Worknoen eat the Z Govern
menb bread,eVery day. and when the En-
press has leaned forward and thanked
them prettily, the carriages proceed down
the aisle Of the bridge. Two gigantic
Arabs, reigning down pair Of Wild hors
es, stand IN nude museulaTity on the
brink Of the bridge When the Emperor
has passed them. single cannon speaks
once along the running river Then a
signal flag waves back the tidlags to the
Tu'ieriss that HIS Highnsss has safely ar
rived. Immediately, to q note of the bu
glers, the whole hidden interior of the
Exhibition trembles with the simultane-
Gus tbrObIng of dozen martial bands.
The people rlong she crowded qusys and
up the Trocadero hear them, and cheer;
within all steam is sci to action at once;
wheels revolve and engines play, while
gangs of men in each of the departments
beat stouCiy with mallet and at loom.
Upon the interior platforms all the
bodies Of dignitaries are asse bled, and
the Exhibitors are at their places, while in
each department its National Commission
is drawn up TO be presented to the Mon
arch. g r..- r-.
Beneath this pavilion the sovereigns
anghL, and The Prince and Princess. Mu
raj, the Duke of LeGehtemberg, the
Count OF Flanders, the Prince Of Or
range, and the Princess MaEhilde come
forward to pay homage. Princess Ma
thilde is an elderly lady, plainly dressed;
renowned for her eVening parties, chief
ly. The Prince OF Orange is the heir to
the throne OF Holland, and has forgotten
the liberal traditions OF hrs races he Is
phlegmetic looking young man. The
Duke de Leuehtemberg represents tie
Gar OF RusrIa, aud tbs PfIDcess Murat
Is a pretty young married woman, whom
they married al court some lime ago, be
cause she was thought 10 want TO be mar
red. 10 hese gravely SPEAKING, the En-
perOr and WitepaSs On where IN the portal
ot Ihls grand yeslbuIe, stands the head
ot the Cabinet, RUuEer, strong faced.
imiable man, one OF the best props OF The
throne, and Ghe battered vIsage of old
Marshal valiant, the & aDdson OF a shoe
MAJ er, who Is Teplele with decor ation-,
out dwartsd beside the stature of Hauss
mann, the Project of the Seine, and the
strongest reliance. With these
and others are Pietri, the Project of Pc
ice, the Fouche OF the time. shrewd de
ectiYe, and, Duruy, the Educational Ca
erer, who was promoted TO a Bureau be
cause he wrote NaPoleonic School
History. 7- Ea s- 9
There are no words said, nor is there
my ceremony. Quickly the couple and
heir suite pass from stage, TO stage, look
Dg al little, shaking hands with many
bearded strangers, apPlauded at every
lew stage; and go. among piles of IN
packed boxes, under shelves, and statues,
md hanging draperies, they glide, till the
QUITE has been traVersed and they are
.eady to depart.