New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

Of silver or cod, in milk-vhiie coats and gd'd Cui,
rnsse. ana back plate. spproach n' fan W.; G y The
Tu.r.ror escl on = charger NJ iOs commander IN
battle Thee The picked mcu ~ boo"" wv 3i tne
b,uar race. and in tature they certainly exceed any
tco; have ever se.n. All Their app99 nnents c.e
s,le id tut j. said that they looked better IN the
dsys of The lh:e Emperor when thry wore buckshins
and iack boots, than hey do now IN ;h'ir long io"
The squadron was probably "" .tFoug ani tne ,rec'
oftle roished he'ret' cre,s and armor was dazzling
TLir f;c,,s could scarcely b. distinguished, except
tV tb,;r ro,ition and The extraordinary beauty aud
t,siIirr of scms Of their horres, when slowly ues'
,;re ~ were with their hOof' 10 the strains oi roe
march. The irs, squadron OF the GaTde ChcrdI io-
.--Au furni.hed-aA IN arms,
All piuui,d al. e-tr1d rs that ~.Is the "indi
Fs,sl Ike eagles having ,s'cly ha'hcd
Citter.x IN golden coats, Ike uLA%es'
So BRIGHT so fre that one Is puzzled 20 decide Which
-ttcy or the Chcyaliers-arc tie biayost Bu' hs we
Gro q,r the point the Tremendous cheering OF IN"
n.ori.sud the ucasur,d hurrahs of The soldiers :he
dt htd hats ard lac ot the crowd the way
irc of handkerchefs ami the clash ot presenting ar~
warn Ms shat the Car of All thc Rusla o. me king
dom of Posud and OF the Grand Duchy ~ fnlahd,
wi ch are irs.parable from them Is al hand, and
Alexander Nicolae, itch is before us. lis Majesty
tai aud well formed, although he does not IA sta'sre
fs,e Icars rcs.nb blaucc 10 the portraits of the En-
roior N,cl ola-. but the worshiPerS ot ms deceased
Mi,s.y declare thai it Is wanting in the wonderful
=, l of ye ard dignity and INTEL gelce oi expression
WIrCh
ir .s,d in the uniform If general officer and seems
oritc sinlly ar,d after all the spls ndOl which huS
tore Ta.t. He wears a FURNISHED '"Sqae win
crc = ulo .. white, orange and dak co'A iedtners
coie.ftfir oIc,n uuic with algnettes ana orders
n, ,,d ,rews.l> and he guides hls chargcr-G per-
feet model of symmetry-wh ease and graceful
ress lis i,GtUes ar full OF emotion as ho returns
vuh military salute all sides the mad conSIatua-
ops Of the people who really act as though the Derry
were incariate before them II j. said thar several
TIMES his ewes Ttn over with tears, 10 al ne gVes 'he
,aIrc gohroWl, 1-om"nt-ralSinE ms extended mana 10
tbc -itc of Ls casque, - that The iore4ger ses Nei
rly Ly the rim in iron; of the The effect of his
u,,',Lte j. ,,ns'dIuby marred by The proximity OIL
tre. who haye gradually and perhaps unwitimgly
eli. ed VI i they mmediately behind h@ horse IN
stead e.. leaving Tim isolated, a. lie was when ne 4llt-
tedtle la,ace of PctroY sky. Illus 1t happens that,
before he reaches the spot where the spectator Is
plsc,d. Ire is semly lost am the crowd behind him;
ald that The non ,nt he passes hs hgurc X swailo"od
up in tie pluned suite who follow az MS heei@.
1.r MEMOIRS OF THE IMPERIAL FAMILY.
Itu6s ordered that the Emp,ror should be attended
crly ~ the Minister &" he MASON, the MDl'ter of
war an Aide.deC amp General, General oithe Suite
and tic Aido.dc Camp OF LIS Majesty on duyi out a.
lie tun ed to eloak TO the Grand Dukes and 10 the
foreign prince from time to time tha ORDER was lost
and mingled with tie officers indicated were the1r I'M
renal HigLnossos The Cerarewltch Grand Duke iiei-
iti,r Nicolas AleNaudrOvitch, the Grand Drkes AleN
nr,lr, hl,xandroyitcb, Constantine Nco@evltch Nc
olas Ncoaicyitch, and Michel Ncoa'eVtcni ihe
Prince RomanovFky, Duke dc l-euchienDcfT, Nicolas
Maximianoyitch, the Prince Peter OF Ode nourg ana
otter foreign Princes and their suites. auIl 'hi,
crowd Of er,a, people we all search out the Grand
Dulc Constantine whose keen stern eyes aie plelcng
sch window as be rides along \ countenanee WIN
NOE ron Will resolution and energy stamped upon IT,
one rtlCv secs and the Russians are not ugusuhaol!
proud Of the ability and activity he displayed when
The allied squadron expected ut Cronstadt ms
f,aiu.ts and IOrm are cast IN uhe homanon Hol'u
Which tie poIuaiti of Alexander and Nicholas nave
und, plftiy well known among MS. very Tpehuu
satT f5h w. the Princess 1t consists oi the Generals
attached 20 his Maiestys person, the Aldes-deCamp
G,leal the General Majors o the suite, and the Aides
deCanp OF the Emperor, and the Generals ana AIDES,
dc.Ciup attached 10 the persons OF their Imperial
IIipI1 ,tses On horseback in full uniform. Among
IN, m me many whose names are now OF worldwide
,elelritv but one could not find ont which was Ludes
and Which wGs Osten-Sa,ken, or MenchIAoh or CDR,
chfkof-a covered a. they were WIN pIumes ana
estlers and magnificent Ortess. The Empress Alex
n dra FcddowuG, whose appearance excited the hVe'
st accGnaOns of tie people, now passed before Us,
h, feeble iTahe sustained by the part ae had 20 pay
70 that she surpTises those who know how weak ana
sUfering she IL when they see her P0Tte and the
graceful and animated bearing with which she
acknowledges the cheers OF the multitude. An
say they who think Of the old Court, VINO
would ever Imagine that che, who was az a
feather in tbe air, suspended by breath should live
"to re this day and that he-s0n Diet-shOuld have
died before herr Her Majesty as right royalty or
inn cIiay atred but how cann0sa say. AclOud otlght
drspoy through which diamonds shone like stars.
| toaied around her. and on her head was tiara o
hila,ts. The carriage in which she sat was sr
uuIh Of spiendor-all gold aud crimson velvet; and
OF II roof which composed of similar materials
was the teness of an imperial crown. The eight
hIsos which were attached to the carriage by trap
ping aud cords of gold, Were the most beautiful IN
The imperial stables, and each was led with golden
hiGe ~ paleirCmCr IN grand livery. 10 hide nom
her tie coaChmtns back perforce turned toward her
Majesiys face there was Gn array OF little page7 who
sat outside tie coach the rail, with their backs
toward the CoGclIGans, and their round vishges tl-d
The EIlffss On the right OF the carriage
rode the Grand Ecuyer on the left the Ade.de Camp
General attached TO the person of the Empress An
ii.cer Of tie imperial stable rode before It, and tour
CosHCka of tie Chamber followed the Ecuyer and he
GeGUel. Behind the csnage were siA Pages of The
Chamber ard two paloroIiers ON horseback. As the
carriage passed amid the thundes often thousand voices
another vehicle, II possible more magnificent, comes
before and again the hurrahs OF tie troops and the
people ling through the air. The Empress Maie Ale X
sndICyna is seated in this carriage, and by her SIDE
the little GRIND Duke Vladimir Alexandra witch, who
is in full military uniform. Her Majesty seemed much
affected sle bowed 10 the right aud lett and ackOw
oCged the saluations Of the people with viyacty and
mJrfseaeHt. Thc boy seemed to take II all "a n mat
ter of course, and probably the Arch Ducal mind was
occupied by dsfractng thoughts of dinner The
equipment and attendance of the vehicle were the
rame those of the Empress Mother. And now q
GALAXY Of what resly stage-coaches,' so richly
gilt and decorated they pass before The tilst
contains the Grand Duchesses Marie PauOvna and Al
eNardre PCrovne aId Helene Paulovna; the third the
Grand Duchesses Marie Ni,olaevne and Catherine
MicLeoyna and the fourth Ler Imperial IIghncss the
PICe>s Of Ohenburg. Another military sp ctacle
clos up in the rear of the lat carriage
NE kREMLIS
lLsCe he kremlin an immense crowd, civil and mill
idy were seated on benches and seats the pavement
wa also tlrongod by of persons 10 whom the
ri.ht Of entry hs0 been accorded by the authorities,
ll Of whom welcomed the Emperor with great enthu-
siGs Tie c0rfgc slowly wound ia way through this
brilliant oseeublaee TO the Sacred Gate Of the Savior,
called sparkle VOyOa in passing through which every
man must uncover, where the Emperor and Empress
were received 10y the Commandant of Moscow and the
ofcels under ha orders. The clergy attached ~ the
Clurches iI,ide The kr Min assembled before the
L.. IL LII.