New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29
GERMAN Y,
Archdulxe John accepts the Regency-Grnnd
Ceremonies at vienna.

The nomination OF the Archduke John 70 the Office Of
Regent Of the Empire, continues to give the most h'ey
satisfaction.
The Frankfort doputstion appointed to signify the
appointment 10 the Archduke and solicit his accept
auce OF the Office went IN state on the ON 10 tue faace
At Vienna. ,...
and the National Guard and students went IN process
sion to the house where the Frankfort Deputies nai
aiken up their abode and after an exchange OF greet
ing between them and the heads OF tnc procession th
,i into court carriages prepared tor the occasion ahd
followed by the rest Of the procession went 10 the
state Chsncery. ,.
The procession was greeted it passed by the most
enthusiastic cheering OF immense crowds winch M"
asscnblsd and the ringing Of bells. The streets were
nuug with d. ss and banners. The drpuiauon was &c
companed on IL entrance into the State Chsncery by
the civic authorities and they were received by HIS
lm,arisl Highness surrounded by the Austrian Minis
ters the Am1asad0r- OF all the German states AM
numbers OF Generals
The details of the interview very interesting.
Baron Andrian, Wee President OF the National As
seublv addressed the Alchduke John giving MN
greeting The address then read by the mel sec
1etarv Herr Jucho after which Herr Hcckscher came
f,rWsrd and thus addressed the Archduke Your In
oarial Hghnes5 now before you the deputatloh
mon which the Constituent National Assembly na- de
voyed the glorious charge OF laying before your InPe
rial Hghness the intelligence that alter deciding On tuo
foundation of Provisional Central Power Tor Iernhy
il has named your Imperial Highness Vicar ct the I'm
In eutrusns the Office to you the great principle s
| urfr q
ohv represens the source and the iOunt ot the high
/ est central governmental power IN Oermany Inc IT
responsibility OF the Vicar OF the Empire winch Is also
proclaimed denotes the permanency ana staoty OF .e
highest power of the state. Your mgn virtues tno
oyr Of the German people and the confidence oil me
united nation were the motives which determined the
election 10 fall upon you, and the Joyful cheering anu
erecting Of the whole nation have confirmed the chOce
| OF it, representatives. , e..,e
Germany hopes aud expects to find in you the faithful
guardian OF its freedom-ihe r5nt oil tne Peopo :.
homes 10 attain under your auspices return OF orusi
and confidence, and in your righteous anu P0"sI .l
Government worthy representation OF u IN tue eye
of the world But one desire expressed oy lo o'
nation and It Is that your Imperial hlghness WIN uese
mine to accept the high office to whlch us lo'e auu ~
confidence have elected you. We await the assurance
ircbduke John replied Gentlemen, feel hattere'
and honored by the election which tas fallen on me
| Var al the Empire and 10 which, the Gernan
Die, has informed me, the German Governments hey
given their consent The confidence set IN me- an" 1n
favor shown me impose great SpJ" a. 4,
which il my protoundest desire TO iuh leei IN IL
mi, force the great honor well the importance an'
dificny of the trust imposed on me. May God give M
the ngth necessary TO answer 70 the wishes OF th
German Fatherl.nd May be supported by the coop
Grafton OF al the friends OF Germany ms desue'
object can only be attained by unity, mutual modera
| ton disnterestod views, and love 81 recutude
beg YOU gentlemen 10 be convinced mat desire n
other honor than TO devote the last strength OF my Ole
| 40, 10 the united fathcrsnd One thing emoarrasse
me and that is my present position, which prevents M
NJ present from deciding upon the tlme al wnieh Sua
assume tine Office of Vicar OF the Empire will i'm
mediatey communicate with the Emperor my graclou
master as 70 the way and method by which can con
bine the performance Of my new Office with that whlo
he has entrusted TO me- , =,
p,ron Andrian then advanced and said " The M
tonal Assembly will receive with JOY through us IN
assurance OF the acceptaton by your Imperial ignnes
of the post to which they have elected you anu II y"
6nd The confidence returned which it placed in you 10
the love Of Pa,herand and according to the sense
Germany" 80 I'D.
The Archduko then shook hands with the Depuue
and said, Now were all brothers ana, gong ou' y
,be balcony he spoke few words 70 the crowds OIL
the FranzcnsplatL salute Of l0l guns was at IN
morent fred An immense Of voices struck u
the German patriotic song and the Arcnduke nav "a
deputstion returned as II came.