The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-20

Captain Palmer arrested the ssnins hand ths eppsr.
lunty 70 show their gratitude u the Escape % M
Majesty excellent one; hut since vas moi mace
Ase of since two hundred Bohemans witnessed his
departure forced agree with the English Captain
warnings he has receved since the attempt il Is pre-
vumabe that there some men, and tneir number
Fea who deprecate the service hs AYERS tna' ne rem
There r,' was no stoppass oil the train arrived in
hrnchengratz, where y vas ne Empsyors intention
ton after The old formula OF hsgs and evergreens and
the inhabitants had cubhed together 70 procure
sss IN Waiting sS S % I him
Castle OF Count Rohan- only brief stay was mode
hare and the journey was continued toward sichrow, In
which small town IL Ind been decided the emperor
should remain for the night
wss sns intention Of the inhabitants OF sichrow 70
~ person oy he number Of r1mphai arches erected
pVes the yoad through which he drive they cor.
ainy deserved % succeed counted less than Eve,
Although the town Ia small one OF SIX Thousand IN.
hnb,tanA and believe there we're some more ON road
W diA nos follow. The usual visits made and
ceved he usual speeches delivered both sides the
gmpep Of old assured or the peoples devotion
- him personally and OF their adherence 10 his govern
sns sadshs reply ian Oft told one thanked the people
for their welcome and expressed the sovercgns desire
- - Of al possible benefit his dear and loyal b.
Asuiaa subjects donston,of three thousHnd forms
sruce 10 them and the dissertations testified his work
- approval Of the action Of some Of the inhabtants
during their hate TRIALS and adverstes AZ audience o.
any availed themselves Of the privilege 70 make their
pevsnces known No special ncidsns married he stop
n 6ichr0w, from which an early departure was wit
besssd by some Two thousand esSiy fiseSA
q ~ Reichonberg the most northory town ~ import
nnce IN Bohemia the welcome seemed 70 show that II
ne people dd approve Of the action OF the govern
ment towards them and their race generally they bore
III will FOR IL 70 his Majesty Again some more money
was placed in the hands Of the BuTgomaster for the
POOR short audience gwen visit made 70 the Hosp
ta and then the journey continued 70 rarnau and
nom thence here, Gczn, BY carnage. Again bad 70
endure the mstyrdom Of four hours drive behind Bo
Asman horses and Dutch goodman, the two together
ssnprixng What might be called the concentrated
essence Of slowness
foGcxin b pleasant little country town, very rural
and simple IN its aspect the inhabitants their
vants They were glad 70 500 the Emperor and said
through thor BurgoAster, and yet moro opportunity
By repeated 'Elavas I" the national hurrah. The
good people probably do not NEEDLE much In politics.
and consequently their curiosity the Sovereign
and their desire 70 welcome his arrival damped
~ the discomfort felt In other In the address
which the Burgomastef read IN Bohemian, and 10 which
Ne Emperor replied In the language,
oDectful request made that. Giczin, like more
favored spots, might be blessed with railroad ]
believe that at the audience several inhabitants also
pressed the wish. At night there mild sort
o. Illumination and very demonstratlve torchlight
proceon IN which At least thousand people joined
Again the town crowded with visitors, and the old
G1cuy about procuring beds was felt. was going 70
enumerate the number OF brcathers that shared the
room occupied but do this would neccssitate the
fs.crption Of an entire menagsre Of nscots 10 shall
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