Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-17

plsr we're sAsrlAass fas the reception AZ
Committees, city aud national Jienit5
RES, and others, includine o splendid
equipags for The Brazilian Minister
The disgust OF the crowd. a. well a. Of
the managers Of the reception. may b
imagined. But few persons were pres
emit at the debsrkationi In Brooklyn.
A crowd had gathered at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, and they, OF course, were
not 90 much disappointed. a. they did
get q look at the royal party's modest
equipages, though the landaus and Jet
black horses did not put In an appear
ance. Ill.H NFf-tIIIDl
The rooms OF the royal party at tho
hotel had been splsndidly Furnished. and
in the Emperor's parlor the horal dis
play was something marvellous. The
rooms ars the same which were used BY
the Prince Of Wales and other distin-
guished visitors. They are on the par
lor floor, Twenty-third street side OF the
building, aud comprise all the rooms
fronting on Twenty.third street. The
Emperor and Empress have each three
rooms for their use. The apartments
are furnished In princely style. the fur
niture being In the latest style OF tapes.
try, satin and brocatslls. The Empress
parlor Is crimson. her bedroom red. and
her maids bedroom green, and Dom
Pedro's match.
Dom Pedro In fifty-one years old, OF
commanding statue, looks somewhat
careworn. and wears q beard about three
inches long. His hair Is groy. and his
beard nearly white. He speaks English
fairly, but with u slight foreign accent.
His wife 10 about forty.eieht years old,
agreeable In manners, but plain appear
ing. Sho looks In delicate health, and
appeared suffering from the sea voyage.
Dom Pedro, accompanied by his suite,
visited Booths Theater this evening.
The house was crowded, and from the
galleries hung flags Of all nations. The
boxes were handsomely decorated. At
| the close Of the third net Of the play. the
orchestra played the National Anthem
| Of Brazil, aud as tho Emperor and those
in tho boxes arose, q deafoning cheer
was given by the audience, with clap.
ping Of hands and stamping OF feet.
Outside the theater an immense audience
gathered. A large force Of police was
present and kept the crowd back while
tho party were leaving tho theatsr for
their carriages. At the hotel fully five
thousand people assembled. An adj
dress Of welcome will he presented TO
the Emperor on Monday morning by ex-
Governor Dix.
Tomorrow Dom Pedro will attend
church. and ON Monday he proposes to
start for San Francisco. taking only his
Secretary and Doctor along with him.
His wife and suite will remnin at tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel during his absence.
He proposes travelling through the whole
country and visiting the principal cities
and places OF interest. He will return
to New York about the 10th Of May. re-
naming here q few days. and then start
for the Centennial Exhibition at Phil.
adelphia. After making the tour Of this
country. his Majesty and wife will visit
Europe anil spend some twelve months
there. The Empress does not speak
English rs fluently m her husband. She
is lame and can only walk very slowly.
The Helvetius Is commanded by Cap
tain Maxwell. Tho vessel had n good
passage. with very fair weather.
The Ferr~st-o'Csner suit. il
NEw YoRK. April 10TH An inter
view with Mrs. Forrest, now known m
Miss Catherine W. Sinclair. Is published,
wherein sho distinctly states TINT Chas.
O'Conor undertook her case In the suit
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