, 1866-01-18
FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE


Appearance OF the Emperor of h"'"'"
in Pcsth, Au.rrta.
ITrssh, (Dec- it, Conc<poudenee Of fLonnoa '""eJ
Before nine O'Clock ibis mornln-, ciff'ases
pnd loot passengers were hastenlas afcs w
river to 1fen< tor the Chamber Eoes 70 tae
Emperor on tho opening u lLe Oitt, lne hye.
ercign not, as will US, coming aoa. .s ~ tue y.
House. Besides, the bnllng "aetF tus ~,
ffnrs arr to 1,c held IS not get 1ntsh2d. aod
the members will nest tos tue oouee ~ iAo
An.Es H. n@ escs 81 Of The Ynagnates as they strobe
a7o,r snu]c literally burdened bg Their Eor-'
,-rn,fsnrss. wns atyht that cA1 ncrcr be W.T.
nesfcd in Inc Vest. It was an Esstefn spec.
fac1e. and with Its gems, mud massy gold and
ioweilcd a,silas, and plun1es, and sclmiiars IN
Sn,stcd with pearl md turquoise, the whole
had m air OF proud barbaric pomp. The light
hluc pantaloons of one conner, with laced
boots coming no higher than the ancles, with
gold fringe falling around them, and MISSY
spurs Of gold, the rest Of THICK Light. gray
Tatered % n sijk. studded will antique precious
stonca 10, in enamel, the large dark yelrei
Inantle with hanging sleeves, heavy with
sah|rs and kept on the shoulders by q chain
Of ringe 80 large that they might hnre been
prtzedoy the 1ncas tue low velvet bonnet,
With broad fur border, aud aigrette and
plume, aud Oriental sabre-all This. say,
combined with the expressive features and
full dark beard. made yon think that so II
tia might have looked or some powerful
Caliph stt;l whose home was IN TcheFan.
Each one chose what co1ors Ae preferred
and aome were SO magnificent 10 biack and
crimson red and White and gold the Aeli
looms TINT they wore. as sword-belt OF ciHp
or pendant clouk c1laEh were of such surpass-
inr ynluc and such cunning Workmanship thai
cyen their fellow luagnates turned and gazct
after them Us they passed. But must ceass
describing, or you will never hear about th'
speech.
swupr opc1l, and the assembly knew the ccro
mouy would soon begin. Before this the En-
peror bad been to the oratoriurn Of the chape
without attendance, md there, too, the PE4
mate, in his robcs, took Ids seat It Sghs 5sos
there His Majesty was now to come. At fast
the eeereta1ies md tlc private eanlnet scs5s
empire whose right IL Is to be present, thc1
fhe Prince primaic, the Hungarian
chancellor, ditIercut high court officers, th'
grand na1shuL with drawn sword hets
on high, while on his right Eas tue prelat
with thu apostolic cross: Ihen came IN
sight Of lin, 'Eljen Eljen!' was uttere'
.ou all sides. lie stood for moment hcfor
the throne, then covering his head, seatel
himself. liz read his speech at first In rathc
low tone, but after the first sentence
grew louder and was distinctly heard through
OIL LIE Hnll. LIS A4JE*ty A0s EltAE+ Ap1IE<
ahle voice, ard most distinct cnunciatfo1
The speech was admirably deiivcred-slowly
With hitting emphasis, and bellttlug dieult..
It was continually interrupted With bursts
applause and expressions oCeatisfaction.
or the Emperor hin,sc1i-at the cvcntf
moment, his couptenance wore q friendly e
preston; 1t betrayed, however, a consider
bic degree Of excitement. The historic !! Y
port Of tho moment seemed to weigh on u
Is on tue Deputies. When the cries Of !" T
icp.' had ccascd, he read the speech cleari
and with splendid Hungarian expression. al
by his delivery not only the import OF Il
words was given. but II also gave evidence
what he himself felt.
When 1he Duke Rnd Duchess de Mouc!
princess b1usut) arrived at Mnuay, Frame
after their marriage, they received an enth
xiastic welcome from a crowd OF more tn
eix thousand persons collected in the squa
where stands monument erected sev
years siuce to tic memory Of the DUB
father.
The Grand Duke Michael, Of Russia,
.comranIcd by the Grand Duchess Olga r
dorovna md his children, has arrived Ut !
lis, In Georgia.