The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16

OF Agriculture where his services well known and
acknowledged He accompanies the Emperor on his
trip rs his camarista or gentleman 10 waiting Tho
vscondc dc BON Retro speaks French, German aud
English The visconde has received twenty
grand crosses and decorations
Vice Admiral joaquin Raimundo Deamare over
sixty years or age. He Is tail, active aud well pre-
served. la the year 1926 he entered the Marine
Academy Of Rio Janero as cadet, and two years
later made his first voyage at sea- BY attention to
his duty he rapidly through the grades of
the It'll at length he appointed Minister OF
Marine a post no held for two years. Leaving the
Ministry no appointed In succession President OF
the provinces OF Matto Crosse and Gran Para, and
during i've years Deputy TO the National Legisa-
1.-Two Assembly. At present he occupies the post OF
Councillor Of State and Of War and is Chamberlain to
Her Imperial Majesty the Empress. The Vice Admit
raj IS decorated with four grand crosses national
and three foreign, besides four decorations and two
campaign medals He has served with distinction in
Dr. Jos6 Ribeiro de Souza Fontes was born the
9th OF August 1921 Ia the city OF Rio Janeiro, and
was admitted to the practice OF medicine the Goth
OF December ls44 He occupies the chair OF descrip
tive anatomy in tho College OF Rio and doctor the
imperial household. He is also Surgeon In Chief Of
the Brazilian Army, with the effective rank Of colonel
During the Paraguayan he served with distinction
ana is decorated with tho campaign medal. He is
member OF His Majesty's Council Dignitary OF the
Order OF tho Rose, Commentators OF the Order OF
Christ member ana Secretary OF tho Historical and
Geographical Society OF Brazil, member OF the Imperial
Academy OF Medicine OF Rio Janeiro.
Professor Karl Hennlng, who accompanies the En-
pcror, born in 1S43, in small town near Darn
stadt In Hcsse. Aner passing the Lyceum OF Darn
stad he continued In tho year 1851 his Of phil
osophic and classical philoogy and Sanscrit in tho
! Ipi ~ uctr md I, tla
iessorshlp and passed in 1865. In the year he
obtained mis- degree OF doctor philosophy. At Bcr
4 lin he studied Sanscrt and linguistics under
| Weber and Stentha. From 1868 1870 he was Mt
Paris teaching and studying Sanscrit, and consulting
Greek manuscripts for special studies relative TO Greek
! literature. These studies he continued ut London in
| 1s7c-71, In the library or the British Museum. Re-
turning to Darmsiad he was appointed professor In
the Rcalschule where no pursued his special studes
publishing from time to time small pamphlets dealing
with the studies. NJ the Same time being professor to
the young prnccsscs OF Darmstadt and tho Princess
Alice Of England From Darmstadt he called to Rio
Janero by the recommendation Of Albert Weber, men,
Der OF the Academy of Berlin and OF Adolphe Regnier
member OF the Institute OF Paris. Ho arrived in Rio
Janeiro in 1874. where he has been occupied In
pathological aud literary labors with His Imperial
Majesty the Emperor Of Brazil. especially with San
scrt, in which language have been read parts OF the
ultopaucsn, fanctantfa, hamaynna Manaonarata with
Grsek and with the study OF the principal Indian
language OF Brazil
Dr. Arthur Telxeira do Maccdo was born in Italy
tho 18th of August 1892 while his father the Chevalier
Sergio T. do Macedo, was the Brazilian Ambassador at
Rome. In 1850 tho Chcvaller was Ambassador
| Washington and afterwards ia London Arthur T. do
Macodo accompanied his father to Washington and
studied at Georgetown College Thence no went to
London. In 1855 he came to Brazil and entered tho
Academy OF Pcrnambuco. He received the degree Of
bachelor of law in 1862 In 1885 he was appointed
| naval officer OF the port OF Rio Janeiro, which he
still holds Ho was Secretary to the Presidency OF the
province Of parana 1885, and OF the province Rio
| Grandc do sui in 1872
! Dona Josenns da Forseca Costa Isl Her Imperial
Maicstys lady OF honor and inseparable friend Since
1s46 she has constantly occupied tho post In the
imperial household and accompanied the Empress in
all her travels
! IMPERIAL cAmS.
Pretty well one side OF the OF cabins do
voted to tho Emperor and his suite His private
apartments consisted Of six rooms, all richly furnished
The gem tho sitting room, placed betweon tho
Emperor's sleeping room and the Empress' boudoir.
Tho sitting room was hung with handsome cretonne.
adorned with flowers and group Cupid and Psyche
frequently repeated. sofa In the same material,
writing desk, piano and library completed tho furni-
The sleeping hung in white and have
moptcWO0u EmpoFOr'o
bathroom completed the private apartments OF their
Imperial Msiostiea Owing 70 the poor ventilation
they occupied them very little, except sleeping
apartments
| 7 IMPERIAL talk.
After breakfast while watching the bold coast
that lies between Cape FRO and the capital an oppor
tunity presented itself conversation with
the Emperor without appearing TO intrude upon his
privacy. Tho HERALp correspondent remembering his
Nj.
but he Immediately said, sTak TO me English for my
Improvement" He continued, 'The day Is very good;
the quito calm; think Will have pleasant
voyagc"-al spoken clearly, but with slow. measured
| enunciston
"How long does Your Majesty intend 70 remain in
| tho United Statesfn
'From the date Of my arrival, which IL set down for
April Is TO the 18th Of July will 60 nom Now York
to San Francisco by the Pacific Railway and return
overland. II my wish TO VISIT all tho States IwiIl
go to California before tho opening Of the
Exhibition, but Will In time to be present the
ceremony OF tho opening Ny object - 70 pass
the plains before the hot weather comsx will stay
Francisco i've days to visit all the points Of In
tercst in tho city
"wiIl tho Empress accompany Your Majesty 10 San
Franciscan"
| mo; the Empress viii remain either In New York
or Philadelphia with DR.. do SONIA Foutes and Vice
Admiral DeIanar only the visconde de Bonn Retro.
Dr. Maccdo and Dr. Henning will accompany
my journey to San Francisco, because u will be
sary travel very East II will be very fatguing.
my return will visit Niagara, Montreal and the Mis-
sissppL want TO tho chief centres OF industry
learn something that may DO Of use 70 my country
when return"
EMrERoK's PROGRAMME TRAVEL
'whero will Your Majesty 60 when you tho
United statosf"
"Iwll leave New York on the 18th OF July by the
Cuuard line for England, where will stay timo.
Which are the fastest steamers ~
"The White Star line mako tho quickest passages"
"But the cunard Is tho safest IL never lost any OF
its shipsf"
.No; tho limo has been very lucky. Il IL also very