The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-08

hores of catcling glimpse Of The Kiisscr. No
o. 3 knew precisely VIXEN he woela arrivo, an3 tho
crowd, that hsi beon whiting since eight o'clack,
began 70 dfop 81! by ten bad ;hnnoa very mach NJ
>clCvcn, ard was IN rapid course Of dminution at
half past when LIS imperial maosty actually drove
~ sid disagp INTO tho interior The Em-
1rfrT lad como by u IL rial train from potslan
me cnnd review. which 1rved most OF its interest
r. r ,hc ,.cIec ~ tho EnUs,or and Empress Of
Russia, tool. pace on thc nt.r of the 18Th. on
Tie Teurclhuler Field. vast place behind tbs
kf1u4beig The number of The troops On tie ground
wesicoily = coo; but fse tiucs the naiab i might
be map ouvred on tie plain with case The Empa
ro ct Russia AID tie King Of Prussia. attended by
Tie rfinccly and ducal guests who hare cGne to
Berlin TO assist at tho srcciacic arrived n; quarter
10 eleven The caYalcade magnificent; The i'm.
rel,lla royal STAFF and The suites numbered 500
LorsImcl.-an irregular mass. Of every conceivable
uafoum, gaopipg down the immense limo Of Frost
They were received by royal salutes from the bate
ries a roll from the drums, and the strains OF the
Russian hymn from the rcgimental bands Tho
fist arrival Of their majesties was by far the
graIdest moment OF the spectacle. The Empress OF
Russia and the Queen Of Prussia with their suites
followed Their maj sites were in carriage and
eisht As soon as the Emperor hid ridden down the
lines and returned 70 tho centre. the troops began
to file past in companies and squadr"ns then 10
eoumn-the cavalry the second time Mt full trot.
The Emperor placed himself at the head of his cui-
rassicr regiment and led il past tho King Of
Prussia az ii on duty for the day. The troops were
in motion for two hours and half and this part of
the spectacle was aiher monoonous; to some Of tho
men il was very exbaustiog. the light sand giving
way ut every step under foot; the last hour
compshed under u burning that would have
done credit to July. The troops began to leave the
ground Mt half PAST O'Clock. The next two days
wereacyote0 to grand military maroauvres of caval-
~. The Emperor has delighted the officers Of the
amy by addressing them on his arrival at Pots
dam 10 sshis brave comrades" and assuring them
''ihat his whole heart was with them during Il
critical period The address somewhat
broken ard did not appear to have been meditatod.
This officers. on the announcement Of the Emperor's
arrival. waited on him, and he descended from the
balcony Of The palace TO the staircase to meet them
II rejoice said the Emperor, ''to be among you
once more. You know me, and you know l have
clways been your true comrade. My whole heart
was with you at critical period Here the EN-.
perur pressed the hand of Colonel CONT Won Blu
nertht, commander of tho first regiment of tho
guard } ''Ycu have maintained your renown; you
have remained faithful, asyou always have been /
TO you old friend to his old Acquaintance. We
viii always remain friends and stand firmly by one
another n comrades should WIN you do that p
There was O general shout of'sWe win, your ma
iesiy.' On which, the Emperor replied, $50 it shall
BE-. then; friends and comrades letus remain =
On the 2st ult.. occurred the grand review in the
Tcmrelhotcld: and on the I'D, superb banquet
given al the royal palace, whoreat four hundred
Emrerols. Kings. Princes, Counts, and other mag
mates. SIT down During the dinner, the King him
sclt called the guests to fill their glasses TO the
brim, (Jis cpm Raaae,) and gave the following
toast
n my own name. and that Of my army and in the
Of all true ruian hearts give the health Of his
imperial Majesty Of Prussia, God preserve him 70 ;htt
port Of the world which God has given him forap IN
lcrauce and 20 this age 10 which h. is Indispensable.
Tic Emperor replied. 'Deu conserre rotte Nh
jesff.' adding immediately afterwards in German--
drink 10 the welfare Of the King Of Prussia and his
admirable army.
Ybe toast was drunk with the utmost enthusiasm,
and The hall echoed with oft repeated ''Hoc's 5"