New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-06

the other by the Raczynsh Gallery am Corr uss studio
and residence. Al about III oclock the King
rode thther with his staff, and, ATE; reviewing
them gave the command for the entry to commence The
march headed by large number OF officers OF various
ranks and branches Of tho servioethemselyes httle
army. Among them "Od Wrangel," es he is Familiarity
termed Field Marshsl Count Wrangl the observed
OF all the observing yoafhi he Is the iayorte OF
the Berlin street boys who never see him without running
after and cheering him, which seems half to please and
half TO dispease the somewhat vain and now somewhat
dotng old man. Alta short interval saw rdng alongside
of each other the three real matters the late successes
Bismarck in the uniform OF his regiment; Gen. Won hoon'
the Minister Of War; and Gen. yol Moltke-a three bne-
looking men, kings Of Gods eva making by divine
lowed bv bis suite and the troops the king When
bis Majesty reached the Tribune occupied by the young
ladies he waited receive the address which was to be
presented by their hir lands There were, peeVe, -
Of them the applications are said TO have been very
numerous; some young ladies went far as to iRcloe
their photographs in their applications All were dressed
alike in Greek costume the open parts bodered with go
and without erinoiine Crinonc was expressly forbid,
den! Think of that, We fair danes Of Amereal what
act of tyranny After receiving their address me
King passed on TO the Tribune OF the Corporation,
and listened TO the Mayors lucubrations. After All
it very to the ladies first so the ladies'
viii forgive tho exclusion OF the crinone Ihen ne moved
on amdprety hearty cheers BY the way never yet BEARD
thoroughly usty cheer in Germany Our cousins seem
to lack the abandon, the seorgetfulness tho animal
spirits the gohewhole hog-ness which are the conditions
OF hearty cheering such hears on pubhe national
occasions in America and England. And now came INC
troops-frst the Foot Guards of the lst I'd and 80 reg
mentg; then the KINGS; tnen inc ONV
green then Artillery foot and horse; the Cuassers with
their brass helmets and beapaes the Gerdes au Corps
of Potsdam and Berlin then Dragons in light blue uni
forms. There must have been not far from OOO men All
OF course no regiment complete healthier stronger
betterprted body Of men it would be difficult TO nnd'
Compared with of the AustriaDs they arc Ike your
backwOodsman compared with New-YoIk dandy. In
case of war with FanCe would cheerfuly lay % to
on the Prussians. Nearly every soldier had either
wreah small nosegay and could see that they were
welcomed by the spectators being heir own brothers,
cousins, husbands, friends The cheers seemed
mostly to be originated by sneh as had relatives IN the
successive regiments whose Populations passed before u.s.
The Female Msrketenders, especially two or three IN
sort Of uniform trimmed with red facings earned very
hearty and merry huuahs. The goal of the march was
the square at the end of the Lime Avenue where the
troops drew up successfully in long lines opposite the
King, who bad percbed himself near Bdches fine bronze
statue. When all had arrived, bis Majesty inspected
them and then amid great and hearty cheers cheers such
70 he has hitherto scarcely heard dismissed them to their
quarters, where an extra feast awaited them.
Next week hope send fuller and more accurate &C
count Of the entire festivities including the umnatier