The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-11
NAPOLEON iii.
Detailed Account of the ex-Emperor's Visit
to Queen Victoria.

Detailed Account of the ex-Emperor's Visit
to Queen Victoria.
From the London Times.
On the afternoon of March 81, the Emperor
Napoleon. accompanied by Prince Murat and
attended by his suite, left Camden House, Chisel1
hurst, on visit to her Majesty the Queen al
Windsor Castle. The Emperor drove to the
Chiselhurst station of the Southeastern Railway
where a special train, under the charge of Mr..
Cockburn Superintendent of the line, had beeul
prepared for the conveyance of his Majesty I'd
Windsor.
The train left Chiselhurst at ~ P. NJ, and
arrived at the Waterloo junction of the South
western Rail way at ~ 2. NJ, Colonel Du Plat
equerry to her Majesty, having been deputef5
by the Queen command to attend the Emperor
and Mr. W. M. Williams, Superintendent of thS
Southwestern Railway, taking charge of thy
special train, which arrived at the Windsor ter J.
minus of the London and Southwestern line
At Windsor an enthusiastic reception await ed
the Emperor. Her Majesty's private suite o
waiting-rooms had been thrown open for tn
use of the illustrious visitor, and upon the arri
val platform on each side OF the entrance crowd
of the most influential inhabitants awaited hi
arrival. Outside, in the Datchet-road, betwee
the ratings of the Queens entrance and tn
Lodge-gate leading to the Castle slopes, an
down the Datchet road, each way, crowd o.
several thousand people had assembled. Thos
who could gain an elevated place upon the rail
remained till the Emperor appeared. Order wa
kept by Mr.. Inspector Baker, with detachmenE
OF the kOyal 0Ous6uOiu fOllCe, tn6 Wluu5OU
Police, under Mr. superintendent Hayes, an
the railway constables.
At the command of her Majesty the Queer
two close carriages were sent from the CastA
News to convey his Majesty to the Castle; viz
count Sydney, Lord Chamberlain, awaited o
behalf of the Queen, the coming of the Empd
ror. while Mrs. Macdonald, mother of Madam
de Canrobert, with the two children of Marsh
Canrobert, Nj. Marcel, and Madlle Clare Canr(
bert remaining In the waiting-room; the litt4
boy, who was dressed in Highland costum
holding bouqut of flowers for presentation to ii
Emperor The royal borough of Windsor wa
represented by Mr. j. Devereux ex-Mayor, an
Mr.. Councillor Wildmsn.
At 2s4 P. M. precisely the train gllded into Il
station. As soon as it stopped his Males
stepped from the train, and upon his appearana
was greeted with loud and continued bursts t.
cheering. There could be no mistake about r.
the sympathies of the spectators were with II
Emperor, who, smiling pleasantly, bowed al
acknowledged the compliment, mingled as
cheering was with cries OF "VIVe IEmpereur
His Majesty was received by Viscount Sydne
and Mrs Macdonald (who is a resident of Win
sor) advanced with Marshal Canrobert's childr.
on each side of her, Marcel Canrobert prese9
ing the bouquet to the Emperor, who thank
the little fellow for his kindness.
His Majesty was then conducted to
Queens carriage and as ne issued from
porch of the royal waiting-room, the INNER
crowd outside began to cheer loudly.
Majesty, followed by the suite in the secb
carriage, drove across the Rstchet road and
the castle slopes to the palace, where he "a
met by her Majesty the Queen.
The Emperor remained ut the castle till
p. M, a little over half an hour, and then dro
hack to the station, attended by his suite a
by Viscount sydney and the Earl of Mo
charles. The terminus and the approach
were thronged nearly as much as upon
arrival, and the cheering was again renewed
the Emperor entered the train.
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