New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-19
TIE BRAZILIAN EMPRESS.

TER STAY IN THE CITY-rHE ENTERTAINMENT Al
THE ACADEMY CT MUSIC.
1t il probable that the Empress of Brazil will
pass the interval during the Empcr0s absence In this
city, Her intention Is TO remain here for ten days or
three weeks subject to the state OF Der health which at
present is comparatively good. The Empress and the
remaining members OF tho Emper0rs suite
will occupy the suite OF rooms In the
Fifth Avenue until they go to Philadelphia
There remain with the Empress Theresa, VIceAdmirIl
de /. marc. Dr.. SJuza Fontes. and Lady OF honor.
Joselna Fonseca Costa. The wfc Of senior B0rges
tue Brazilian Minister Is frequently in attendance upon
the Empress Daring he stay the Empress VIII Visit
many objects Of interest She has directed that her hou
for receiving callers shall be between and 1870 p. NJ.
viii II opportunity will be afforded the wives Of officials.
and perhaps other ladies' who might choose to CALI to pay
leir respects 10 the Empress Yesterday the Empress
drove at 1920 and returned to her hotel at
2:30 p.
The presence OF Empress Theresa at the entertain
ment ut tue Academy OF Music in aid Of St. Johns Guild
served to attract Large audience and created several
pl, slrable incidents The Brazilian guests were re-
c.ycI at o'clock by a special committee Of the man
ayers consisting Of Gen. G. e. Dodge, John H. Kemp,
Adolph Hall .arten Philip Bssinger. f. A Quntard, and
William H. Wiley. They were showh to the middle der
Of prosccnum boxes the north side OF the Academy,
tie Empress Donna Josefna dl Fouseca Costa. lady Of
honor Leon did E,pozrl lady In waiting; Vice Admiral
dc I'mare. SeuhOr BpfCes the Brazilian Minister an1
SauLrr Kori.rIrs editor Of Moro MuHdO. OccupyiDc
the box iuIthcst the the MiIe Of the Brazil
ian M.nst and the Brazilian Consul ana Wiie Az
pcared IN tbs middle box, anu COlnhahuah
JOSE da Costa Aseyeda with eight other officers Oi
the brazilian corvette Nichtcheroy, formed
richly attr,d group the box nearest the stage Ibo
boz under tut OF the En- press was reserved Tor Gov
TiIcn who unable 10 attend, and was represents
by Col Wingaie and staff. and by his brothers anu
family Mayor MiCkham was also unable 10 DE- present
SIC Admiral Rowan aud Gen. Hancock were inyited Il
ATTEND and occupy The box beneath that ~ the brazilian
officers but did make their Appearance. Tie upper
q o. boxes which were reserved lOr Oncels OI tue army
and navy. also vacant. -,
Tie prus"enium boxes we're tistetully drdped WIFI
ias.. Abor. that of the Empress wcro two Biazilm
nigs fcsOOned. and the railing oil nrr boX te otais
and STRIFE, were drawn up IN graceful folds Inc DONOi
the brazilian Minister drapel with the Stars aud
stripes above and the Brazilian nag below. ctliIspn
silk banner. cmblaZOnrd with the BaLtlau iLpeil'l
arms on green shield, was suspended above tht
II - above, and The iron cross standard OF tne Gtlm
Empirr below, In nunOr OF the AriOn ana LederkianZ
S,ir les which rendered " Der Freschutz" TIE lower
Ter Of boxes was also decorated with nags, ana p"-
sccnium ratings The Empress found beautiful baSkel
of flowers marked " ST. Johns GuId' lhd laISe
bouquet awttin her IN her box. She was dressed III
lighf green Xix trimmed With white Lace. There
hui after the overture had been played
DR. DamI,,sch led the orchestra through the Brazilian
National nymn. Tue Empress aud suite AMI the and-
,ucr arose and remained standing while tile hymn
nc and The Empress bowling her AT the
dose. Between tn fist and second acts the Empress
. visited by several Of the corvette officers, VINO klSScl
ncr hand anu az the end Of the secon act the Empress
SENIOR BOrGes ana senior ltoiiIges 10 tlaia l
reception committee for the courtesy shown herself ana
nite The Empress slowed great interest IN ne Opera
and ON l.v ns Academy, bowed rsnt anu eit 10 The
crowds which awaited her departure.