New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25
RUSSIA.
TIE COkONNTlON CEREMONIES.

1IC Entry OF IHE EMPEROR INTO MOSCOW.
nc special con. q ondont OF the LoRdoH Times
VITO sod this cytnt the %th OF august, -ay"
ne EI crur and En- lett -. Petersburg on fr
DIV mcIriug ard roe, od Petrovakv a.lcr du III n
evening Of tie duy. having Travelled io mules IN
~ bouIs which II regarded great feat IN ths part
n lie worll His Majesty reception N The s,a'0n
vas tie ard late il was thousands oi peo-
ne awaited ~ arrival. ard cheered him with Zrcat en-
drrv. Wedl sday and Yesterday weio spent IN pre-
srrr for {. great event, the procession OF IN II ln-
er;. Mai,sties fom TIE Cha OF pctroysky u no
kI,mln, which took lace to-day under the heppiest
au,I lies. . -,
il would be as difficult to describe 'hls dazzhns
noo,aDt gs il would bt to give accurate account %
rsrd :. "a Ia, e al tie ;loater In all lie component
rGrts il was mGeufc, ut and effective. The wealth oi
n vast empire was lOued out win proiIsenes' almost
bsltaii,. uud displayed VITA taste bounded o.
Oriental traditiols aid modified by European cvlli.
zo,icn Instead OF uanOw stage, the scene was lnh
IN the ancient metropolis Ot the largest enllTc The
world las ever seen; iustced o tln7'l ana mock
fpcly gold and silver and diamonds nh'hel IN the
renl sunlight. lie who played IN" pant oi M Emperor
was IND, cd an Emperor. and those who appeared a.
FL rr,ss.-. maishas md soldiers were Mhnt theV
nj u,Intd to be- but after all, when, anna inc biar "t
tuur, the Changing Of bell, and the roar OF the
rouulacc the glorious pageant had passed away IN q
ruiti.culor,d Elazo of light, what was lett bnt the
r. rcoeccn of the transitory pleasure OF tie eye sni OF
II, ipdc.crbabIe excitement which the memory IN
vain eudeayo yored 10 recall OF all thai h" nj the moment
rroGuced such Irresistible oIc,ts!
TPE Ape iRAhCE OF TiIf 'OS~AtkS.
The whole breadth Of the street was now occupied
ly n eli,tering mass Of pennons armor, punes, Steel
and bright colcs tie air was hllcd win me SOUNDS o"
polulsr delieh the champinc of hh. 'nd cnnklnS Sf
Wtar6is The iourIshlng of tIumpct-, md above all
tho loud voices Of the bells. Close behind the Cucas
sian escort ard the wild Bashkrs comes +quqdron o
the division of the Black Sea Cossecka of the GTarf
in laroc Hat black shecpskn caps, with red sknp pieces
cnc laro,s. tic shafts pantcd rcd, and peunons col
or,d blue wliic aid lcd; their jarkeis of scarlet
their lors, small, handsome, aud full of spirit
Ilo forest Of ied lance shafts through which one
locked gave most curious aspect TO the gay cava-
cado. squadron Of the rgimcnt Of Cosaacks Of the
Guard, il. blue follows. Except III the shape OF the
hcad-dr, "a which is Ike one Of our shekos in the oien
tine end he color of their uniform, these men resem-
be H., Back Sea Cor sacks.
Tnch snrodr,l cmssts Of about 900 men, aud the
ircn arc by 10 means ot thet hairy, high .he,kcd
efyogss,-r'etd and rma-cyed kind Identified in the
ro ular mind with their and far different are
ihty f,m ile l,ng-coated romd-hcadel auccrs on
scragCN lou- who ~ long kept watch and ward over
Ls non tanIole,t- Hill. These Cos-acks are vol
,nomt,d. and well clld, aud would afford TO tie
shnn!rn nNdy imperfect notion oi what the Cos'nch'
arc WHO llnIdoi and bum in front of an adN ancg
my sweep away lis supplies, and hover "roand II to do
an, thiug bat E.ht, unless at enormous vantage
1IE MOBILES AND DEPUTIES.
Suggesting strange lkenesses and comparisons,
torc follows after these 400 Cossacks large body Of
he i0rte aci}e,se on horseback and in uniform go
ard two headed by the Marshal of the Nobility for the
district of Moscow. Nearly all of these nobos are in
military Uniforms; thosc who not wear the old
Russian boyard dress unic glistenng with preciou.
clps with 0gIt'ics OF ban.s. On their breasts are
orders, stuIs, cTosses, ribbons nnumerabe. Men hi
X De, Roster chns GalitziDs, Woronzofs, Gorcha-
kofs StrogoLOs thr,nc; effs patOffs, Tostoys, and
The bearers OF many another name unknown IN Ncs-
ern Europe before the last century aIc there carry ing
whole ioiiunce th,r backs. tho rulers and masters
Of millions Oi their fellow men; but brilliant a. they
are TIC interest they excite soon passes away when
tb, n
consists Of the deputies OF the various AHlatc pcN-
,lcVes or races which have submitted 10 Russia
MI on horseback, two and two. Here may be seen
the eOstGne Of every age az one view, and all
es ,ich As wealth old fanny treasures, boarded plum
der. ard modem tastc can make IT, Bashkirs and Clr
casssns Ichekess Abassians in coats OF mail and
coats fine chain armor, Calmucks, latdFs of kazsu
and tie tlimea. MngrallaIs, karapapHcks, Dagh his
taplis Aru,enisns the ,eople of Gourel and Georsa
tie inhabitants oftae borders Of the Caspian, kurds,
p,uI,, OF AsiIBkan Sanoides wl1 mOnntelnecrs from
d-iaI range TO which the speeulaois OF even the
" IlCrtolf hire incumbent have never wandered,
Ciin.se from the Siberian frontiers NoDgols, and
silal.e beings Ike CGban In Court dress. Some OF
n III had thar uncovered hair plated curously with
COLO coins; o;hors wore on the lead only small Hat
I,ce of precious metal us over tie !Oreead others
tbctI kin /, ad-dresee studded with jewels, old match
lock. iisi might have ruDg on the batue'he- ol Ivan
N,Ii battle axes lance ana scimi,ars and daggers
ofoyoIy fc m were bone by tbs CANDY tl9ig, WIZ
ucdc Of riding offered every possible variety IN tue
way n which q 1T on n horse. some RODE
wilcrt stiruvs hose and graceful the Greek
rors yl ve on the frczts Of TIE Parthenon others
"a. N SOFT Of legless armchair, with their knees
dawn III after tic manner of saforal eqdtstriinf.
Eye!, sort If bit. Bride saddle, and h0rse-Tappi1g
vI;ch hsa b,+n us,d since hor-es were sutugated to
MN Coud Le sen here. Some OF the saddlecioths
80 i,lst,rs w,Ie Of surprising richness and
,plcroor. Ia the n;dst OF oil these, cava-
Gar, two li.rac;ed particular notice. One was
j. n, .,ockirg old Turk with an enor-
nor hte~d and a towering tu.ban, whose
raluer'. wee If such a rich material and strange
cut tftt q a. reminded Immediately Of the ture Of
Tic ieh Pie, in Reutrardts picture or Of the Old
cpera1;i, If the Sulisn in old books Of travel The
oiLer va a ycuSg deputy from Gourel, with cluster,
ine ht H. v ing down ia curls from beneath small
Iaich Of cd and Jewels fixed the top Of the head
wb.se fac ami .ure were -rikiugly handsome, and
vlo wa DR. sd in magnificent suit OF blue ve.Iet
cro,-, H. flslEg with precious -to.es. lie was ver-
iiatle ff-i,:u AItnour, and ves well matched Win
h> beautiful hose. This cayHcade cf the " PeHPades
et cs la Pu,sc" wa 90 Strangers The mot inter-
uar. of tie procession but II passed too quickly
hy for the eve to dCcoppuse IL ingredients Nhat
s:crcs of tie greatness and magDihcence oi Russia
v i tLo.c ltope take hack 20 their remote tribes
I bev went bv. bright, shifting, and ndl,iinct a.
az he " Arabian y Shts." The only objection
one could alc U this part Of the procession wac TIA
/, VA over to- -eon and that the eye wandered Giie
II 10 The curve of the lines Of soldery which hid l.
from yiCv.
THE GAR.
II. corresIoulnt then describes the Court and
csI cstre.t. A. the last at the train OF carriage,
go. a uo.-s Ike distant ihund.r rolling eoug he
nect e2ncWpco. the spProech cf The Gar Rgt bic