The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-11
NAPOLEON.
Tho Visit Of the cx.Empcror - Queen Victoria
az Windsor Castle.
TuIERs.

The Visit Of the ox.Enpcror - Queen victoria
AT Windsor Castle.
On the afternoon OF the 9Th ult. the Emperor Ma
poeon accompanied by Prince Murat. left Camden
House, Chislchurst. on visit to her Majesty the
Queen at Windsor Castle. The Emperor drove
TO the Chislehurst station OF the South
eastern Railway, where a special tram. under
the charge OF Mr.. Cockburn superintendent
OF the ne had been prepared for the conveyance or
his Imperial Majesty to Windsor. the imperial
train left Chislehurst at quarter to two O'Clock H.
NJ. and arrived at the Waterloo Junction OF the
Southwestern Railway at one minute past two +. M.
Colonel Du Plat Equerry 10 her Majesty. having been
deputed oy the Queens especial commands attend
the Emperor. aud MI Williams superintendent
of the southwestern Railway, taking charge OF the
special train. A great NUMBER Of spectators assem-
bled at Waterloo 10 the train pass through the
station His MAJESTY arrived AZ the windsor ter
minus OF The London aud Southwestern line al a
quarter OF three =. NJ.
Al windsor a most enthusiastic reception awaited
The Emperor. Her Majesty . private suite Of waiting
rooms had been thrown omen for the use Of the
lstrlous visitor, anu upon the arrival platform, on
each side or the entrance, crowds or the most nnn-
entail inhabitants awaited with Impotence for half
an hour The expected arrival outside in the Datchet
road. between the ratings OF the Queens entrance
anu the lodge gate leading 10 the castle slopes. and
down the Datchet road each way a crowd Of several
thousand people had assembled. Those who could
gain an elevated place upon the rails did so, aud
there remained TN the Emperor appeared. order
was Kept b. Mr.. Inspector Baker aud detachment
OF the Noyal household poics. the Windsor police
uuuer MT Supt llnlcnu mt hayes, ana tue railway
couStaDies.
By command OF her Majesty's two close car
rtages--that intended for the Emperor beng drawn
by couple of gray po1ics-were sent to convey his
Imperial Majesty TO the Castle. Vlscount sydney
Lord chamberlain, awaited. on bshalf Of the
Queen. the arrival Of hts Majesty. while
Mrs. Macdonald. mother of Madame la Mare
MARSHAL CanroDert. NJ. Marcel and Mdlle. Clare
Canrooert remained IN the waiting ROOM the little
boy, who was dressed In Highland costume holding
q bouquet OF choice flowers FOR presentation TO the
Emperor. The ROYAL borough Of windsor
repre- -ented by Mr.. j. Devereux, exMayor,
was greeted with loud and continued
bursts OF cheering. There could be mistake about
H. The sympathles OF the spectators were with the
Emperor who, smiling pleasantly, acknowledged the
compliment As his Majesty gained the platform
he was received by Viscoiint sydney and Mrs. Mac
with Marshal Canrobert's children ON each side
OF her. Marcel Canrobcrt presenting the bou-
quot to the Emperor, who thanked the little
Fellow for his Kindness. His Majesty was then con.
Quoted TO the Queens carriage and as he issued
from the porch OF the rosal waiting room the i'm
Majesty followed by the suite In the second car
rfage, drove across the Datchet road and up the
Castle slopes where he met by her Majesty the
queen.
The Emperor remained at the Castle till twenty
f1ve minutes TO four p. NJ. irtle half hour.
and then drove back to the station, attended by his
suite ana Lord Sydney and the Earl OF Mountcharles.
The terminus and approaches were thronged,
as upon his arrival, and the cheering was
again renewed the Emperor entered the
train. HIS Imperial Majesty lett in the special South
eastern tram al $40 ?. NJ, under charge OF Mr.
hurst under the care OF Mr. CocKburn and Mr..
Walker