The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY APRIL 49, 1s7sQUnTUPLE SHEET

II being right within the English lines, Henry "
enters alone and sohIiquizcs follows
What Infinite hearts must kings neglect,
That private men enjoys
And what have kings that priyatcs hayc not, loo,
save ceremony, save general ceremony
The Emperor seemed 10 be particularly struck with
this passage, aud again applaudod heartily. At tho
end Of the fourth act the orchestra played the Brazilian
national hymn all tho members Of the royal party
rising TO their ieci and the cheering loudly
The imperial party remained until the close OF the
play, and then proceeded TO the Filth Avenue Hotel
rHg sERExADg
The Imperial party did not leave Booths Theatre
until q quarter to twelve. In consequence the
arrangements OF tho serenadc Committee were much
interiered WITH or select programme, only three
pieces were played Whilst waiting for the
Emperor the crowd. moderately large
and very respectable one, whled away
the time by singing some OF Moody and
Sankey's hymns, John Brown "God Save the
Queen, &c. Al quarter -7aclve o'clock the i'm
pcrial party entered the hotel 40 Emperor at
received the gentlemen OF the Reception Committee
speaking kindly each in turn. He did not. how
ever, show himself to the expcctant crowd At mid
night Grafus's band, conformably to municipal law,
stopped playing and the crowd rapidly dispersed.
VISIT TO THE HERALD oFrIcE.
About one O'Clock this morning the Emperor ac-
companied by vsconde de Boru Retro and Senior
Borgess. tho Brazilian Minister, and several other gen.
tlemen, Unexpectedly arrived at the HERALD Office.
The Emperor during the voyage from Brazil, con-
versed very frequently upon journalism with the cor
respondent OF the HERALD who accompanied the I'm
pcrial party, and his curiosity was excited by what
told him OF the methods Of making a representa-
tive American newspaper that he would not delay
even day before seeing thcm. HIS intention to
and us the serenado to him at the Fifth Ave-
Hotel was no started thithcr. Here he was
shown through every department and in each gavo
vent to expressions Of surprise Everything appeared
novel to him FIRST passing through the editorial rooms,
where busy heads and hands were preparing copy"
for the compositor, he afterward the manuscripts
before that individual many times multiplied, and
busy fingers picking up and dropping
into place in tho composing stick the type
whose pages soon to convoy to tho reading pub
lie digest Of the current events Of the world. The
processes Of stereotypng and printing were most In
tercsting 10 the Emperor, however Standing by the
side OF fearfully hot furnace be watched the making
Of matrices and the subsequent moulding OF plates
from which the papers TO BIO printed. As -hc
gazed at the processes he frequently expressed
his wonder and delight Again in the press
room he watched tho papers being thrown out OF the
maWS OF inc ponderOuS buii0ck presses anu utcareO
that the action OF those machines was marvellous
The Emperor, it may safely DO presumed, went away
convinced that tho journalism which brings into lis
service such wonderful agents as those no had Wit
messed at work possesses power that circumscrbcd
only by tho limits OF the world.
rnE COMMON couxcIL's INVITATION.
A committee OF the Board OF Aldermen yesterday
sent to the Brazilian Minister the following communi
CATION
To His Excclency Senior CAvALno BoRCgs. Minister
Resident OF His Majesty Pedro IL. -
Tho Common Council or the city OF New York, avail
Ing themselves Of tho suspicious and gratifying event
OF the safe arrival in this city Of thor MsJcstes tho
Emperor aud Empress Of Brazil beg leave to tender
cordial welcome TO the august visitors, and
during the time OF their stay midst. should they
feel disposed to visit and examine the public nsilu
tons Of tho city inspect my other objects Of inter-
est the undersigned will feel most happy to be At their
Majestics service. Extending moro most
heartfelt greeting TO your ustrious sovorcigns, wo
have the honor TO be your obcdent servants.
Magnus Gross. Joseph G. Pinkney, Jacob Hess,
Michael Twomcy, William l. Cole, Joseph Cudlipp.
William Wade, James J. Gumbeton, Special Commit
tee on centennial and Receptions.