The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-16

"MtSTAtRR lkLSH,'
Tic rmporor looked ~ him; thcn pointed at
him and audriug the reporter said. in incredu-
iluS tones. "ls that M-taire Fccsh 2 The re-
porter confessed that II was. " Mistaire Fccsh 2"
a,fd Dom Pedro. lppkiuF ut the brazilian Min
iatcr. aud Mr. Bpr,os suicd. Then the Jolly old
tar, tho rullicNtug. liuit, some SECRETARY Of the
NAVY, SocOr Nohcsun. showed his top lights
above the Steamer deck. RObeson felt spirit
uf Sadness coming over him when he beheld the
fact that Notwithstanding his enduavOrs to shut
out the reporters from the festive scene that n
representative of 'rHE SUN was on deck, and
ready to announce hs coming. Mr.. Robeson IL
nothing II not original, therefore hc bracod him
sclf against the gunwale and Ma face alternately
exhibited strcaks Of red and blue, 40 great was
his anxiety to favorahiy impress the Emperor.
secretary Iait was quiet and almost forgotten.
Gen. llaucOck, In hi- gorgeous uniform, added
brilAucy to tho spectacle. and Vice admiral
Rowan seemed III At ease "a he stood enCased In
MS gorgeous uniform. Iho Emperor looked
with astonshmcnt upon the attitude Of the
party and was about to extend the good hand Of
fellowship when secretary li~h advanced To him
and in tlemuluus tOucs began, The President
Of the United states has dcputcd the Secretary
of War, the Secretary Of state, and the Secretary
OF the Navy, accompanied hy a Nice-Admira Of
the Navy and Majur-Goucral ~ the Army. to
consgtulaio your imperial Majesty upon your
"1hat all right" interrupted Dom Pedro
" that's all right. MIR, lee-h' and the Emperor
held ont his hand 90 the Secretary ~ state, hut
MIR Fish was in hurry to finish his speech and
lie the President directs US To- congratulate
YOU upon The safe termination Of your voyage,
THAT'S all right" again Interrupted the En-
Mr. Fish then continued: "to tender his well
come In behalf of the people Of tho United
with YOU upon your visit TO tho seat Of govern
That's all right" said tho Emperor, louder
than before and he captured the hand Of the
Secretary, and thus finished tho speech.
SAD SCENE.
Your Majesty .ad Mr. Fish, Mr.. Robson
Secretary VI the Navy"
Then he bowed and shook hands with the Em-
perur Secretary Taft craCiously ackno Nledged
Gen. Hancock loonicd up behind Mr. Taft. and
Secretary Fish said Your Majesty, MaJOr-Gen.
Hancock
"Hancuck, said MIR Fish. with emphasis.
ION. liancuke. Nans. yaa~, should remember
that. John Hancohe, yaas, yaas, and the LIN
Vice-Admral Rowan, gloomy and weary. Was
introduced, AMI then the party stood as though
and .ad to the Reporter. $50 that is Mistdrc
tccsh." The reporter answered His Majesty
that the SECRETARY Of state stood in his pres
Mr. Fish recovered his prc.cncc NJ mind after
n few seconds rest aud said to the Emperor I'VE
would he pleased TO have You 70 with US ON our
vessel. We would"
Excuse M Mr. Fce@h." and the Emperor
spoke very hurredly. "hut I do not weesh to
20. | shall ~ ir This ship to it, pier"
Tie three Secretarie, were di,comhtcd. and
Secretary Rohcsnn dreamily cast his arhoari
cyo over the waters. Then he took "A reef ia his
oycrcoai. and remarked t. Nr. Fish TINT it was
time To start The three Secretaries. with Gen.
Hancock and Admiral Rowan. shook hands
with the Emperor and then descended the
eangway Co. The tux The Emperor gave vent TO
sigh Of rclicf when they hgd gone. The mari
ner- ON the Alert supposed that the returning
tux. bearing the three Secretaries. also carried
Dom Pedro. and they prepared o. display them
selves. The band from the Navy Yard was
astir on the decN q the Alert The brass horns
were on level wi.h tie nuscian, noses. when
secretary koh"son dasi red cnt oi the plet-l4au-e
VI the tug and shouted "Stop the music"
~ THE BAY.
The Hevclius weighed anchor and started ur
the bay The Alert was ahead and wa- ~alutcd
10y the man-of-war Minnesota and tho brazilian
frgate. II being supposed 10y the commanders uf
those Vessels that he war ou board the Alert
The Emperor Noticed the flas- ~ lie -hinlilrs
| nag- to-day" The reporter suggested thaf An
! Emperor was In the harbor and Dom Pedro
The vessel landed at Martins pier In Rrool,lvn
| Tho Emperor lade adicu To many of his fellow
| gan-way \ squad of police wore ia waiting Z,
| Keep back the crowd Of men and boys who wer,
| pressing ON to the pier. The Empress steppec
| Win much discomfort; ana when She rcnchc-
the carriage she was unable uIassi-tcd 10 enter IL
chair. said The Emperor, authoritauyely
| " a chair for my wife and an eNpressmarr car
| ried the seat of hi, wagon To- the carriage aut
| placed IL So that the Empress might step upon
| Il. Then the Emperor and friend helped he
| in the coach, and they were driven away, FOL
| lowed 10y their suite In coaches. The party
| quietly crossed the Fulton ferry and went direct
to the Fifth Avenue Hotel. 4 large crowd Nya
| in waiting at the foot of Twcuty-thrd street. cX
| pectng the arrival of the Emperor Oh the Alert
| but the people merely gazcd upon three Rugr'
| members of President Grants Cabinet, aut
dared not ASK for Dom Pedro.
Dr. Nicolas NoreVo, Or. Sal1anha, and 7
| facz Ienu. with the Emperor. are 'nmwi- sion
ers from Brazil to the Centennial Exhibition.
MS MAIEsrY's APARTMENTS IN NEw YORK.
The apartments which the Emperor and suit,
ty-nfh street side of he Fifth Avenue Hotel
| There nre twenty rooms In all. Those on IN,
| corner of Filth avenue are grand parlor. witt
| n bedroom ou each side, and just north II thc.,
j. the dining room. The three rooms west oi
| the corner suite are for the private use Of hi'
| Imperial llighncs-. aud consist of parlor Will
a bedroom on one side and retiring room oi
| the other. The rooms for the use of the En-
press also comprise three rooms. The apart
| ments are furnished in prin,cly style, the fur
| nture being all new and Of the latcs
| designs OF tapestry, satin and brocatllle. The
| furniture I'm the apartment Of the Empress Il
| crimson, that In the bedroom blue and In tn,
| maids room green. The furniture in tho En-
| OF the parlors, and the walls are hung with tap
| cstry and magnificent oil paintings. The fur
| nture In the dining-room Is covered witt
| maroOn-colored cloth trimmed with blach
| velvet. The apartments were yesterdal
handsomely decorated with flowers by
dr1 said to THE SrN reporter that he woulc
! probably start for san Francisco tomorrow
| that he Intended 10 have good square look a
| thi, country aul then visit Europe. lie will re
! turn East so "A 40 be ~ the opening ceremouic
Of tho Centennial Exhibition. He i in no hurr!
10 N-tN A7li4r lifll ana Utl not 10 ttit AT al
me EMPEROR SETS A BROTHER MONARCH.
The Emperor visited Booths Theatre iD th'
! evening to see " Henry v" II = were hung II
! the LOBBY and auditorium. Before O'Clock th'
| Elm oTor and Empress arrived in carriage. IL
a ecOnd carria &c were the Conue De Bon Retro
| Chancellor OF the Empire Doctor DE Souz'
| FOntes and Donna Fonseca Costa, lady OF honor
| Within the lobby were two lines Of visitors
| They removed their hats. and the Emperor tool
| on his as ho passed, and bowed. lie woro
| back suit, and the Empress dress Of gray silk
nd round black hat, fronted with white and
| red flowers.
| As the Emperor entered the left hand lower
| proscenlum box lie said Is this for me Z" MIR
IOuker SAID that II was. " 10 is all very beauti
| ful," said tho Emperor. 81 am much obliged
for your polteness. am very much pleased
| Very much" The Empress smiled, but said
nothing. The audience clapped hands and
| cheercd d vigorously, but did not rise. After the
second act Of the play the Emperor was con.
| Quoted behind the scenes whore he expressed
desire to meet MIR. ldRnuld. That gentleman
was sent for, but as the curtain was rung VI
the Emperor said II must go back tc
| my box. / wish to see this piece
!!hrough. ! do not wish to lose any o.
me In my box" Mr. Rlenold was soon there
and the real Emperor, in plain clothes, cordially
offered his hand to the counterfeit king, VIII,
| was Tegally crowned. Mr.. KlgnOld, | aln verl
clad TO see you. You are magnificent actor
| Your acting Is remarkable" Rignold replied
! - appreciate the compliment highly, sir, con
slderng the source from which IL comes" ."
| am delighted" returned the Emperor, " aud wist
| Won q A. \ Dresa IN ora ilCAtiDn n all tho cam