New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-13

columns 30 which there il technical mans ought % "a,
member bu, don't On tho lef a. you enter is The Rova
Pavilion unpited five seps from the ground rooel with
sk and drape1 With crimson cloth The crown % Pr1s
rests on tho apex and the architeeuFs Of tho pavilion
u hsf bid With laurel On the 1her side an1 Y fbe
Of the altar riss the balconies tubunes fr the
guests the ofchestra and tbe con singers friend Wa
kind enough TO send ticket 70 one OF these balconies
which no seats f1r sas This par Of tie celia
bnhon was Indeed devised without rsgiTi 10 the public
accommodation, and fsw cErs saw much Of ~ ~ arv
OF except ~ distance FROM the windows on the further
side Of the Spree The hundreds ~ windows Of the Oh
Palace gave good new and were filled With the rsnk
and fashion OF Benin, ani when invitations sent.
nsksd losing my place m this select muititufe BY
waiting al my hotel windows ~ see nearly the whole
pfo. s,ion ~ .;s tao soldiers intsre''ei me
through the back streets al passage down the Linden
berg impossible, aud undeft0 b enter BIZ Way OF the
Schloss Pisz, through the Palace. Then for The frs,
time saw hov vast vas the crowd II he h'0ss Paz
there little ns,hins 70 except he columns of
troops that hled through IL their vay ~ quaer- but
three directions, and h cross n seemed impossible Min
uies were preeious but had t. quBer Of 81 hour
before there was the least opening; then an eddy carried
part Of the mass IN tIe hight direction for me- aud finally
got 70 the Palace gaze p1sse b-o-b IN, ,rs,t crrt.
yard entered the LGstgartsa and reached my balcony
Into tbs sacred Enclosure nobody unless In uniform
or 10 esonlng dfess-a matter OF which had luckily been
warned beforehand should never have guessed IT, for IN
England man seen N a white ncck'is before seven in
the eTenhS Word be thought % have escaped from an
asylum or from wedding perhaps. This was a
.Msgistrsts Trbtne 80 tour mTselfamong civ lians;
almost everywhere else there were uniforms
The Archbishop and his elersymen surrounded the al
tar Tho hlng came With Queen, aRi Processes. and
Generals ana filled the Pavilion corner reserved
20 the Diplomatic corps The tribune Of civilians received
the King with cheer, which the King graciousy
kn0vlcdgci Queen and Princrsses ranged themselves
.ithe- SIDE his Majesty Generals in the rear the whole
party standing and the bnghtOokng boys and girls OF
the Crown Princess and Princess Frederick Charles in the
front whore they could and be happy King lifted his
helmet as signal 20 the Archbishop that he might begin
There invocation during which all uncovered and
believe all the ceremonies the same az upon the re-
entry Of the troops lS4 after the overthrow OF Napo
leon. The choir Of thousand voices sang the famous
hymn Ella feste Burg is. Gott there was an adj
dress and then the Herr Colt dch eben wiz. Like all
open air attempts, the music disappointment, the
volume sound bcisg lost in the space and the
ategr musicians who joined in the anthem bong more re-
Arkabe for zeal than for singing IN time. The best OF
was when the brass and he cannon Joined with the choir
the cannon positive luxury ~ who bad lOnged
for two DAYS b. hear their voices.
OF tho ilumlnatons and many ohcr matters on which
/ wish say brief words, must omit al mention go
10 Leipzig tonight but hope yet 10 write another letter
about Berlin city which have found most delightful,
from which carry away many pleasant rccolecuols ana
which oaye with sincere regret