The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-09

spuing goldsss0d stssd up the stage at galop no
rcined him in and wheeling rapidly round brandished
the sword in the air. describing with It's point cross
towards the four principal points OF the compass as
sign Of his readiness 70 defend his kingdom attacked,
TIE coRoNArIoS
procession 70 this hill included representatives Of
ell portions OF tho kingdom, with their banners display
ing the banners OF provinces longer
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Servia Bosnia, Galicia and
others
The Minister OF Finance during the progress OF the
procession threw Ia poor economy gold and silver
money among the crowd, who had scramble for the
golden shoes of the charger they being contrived
drop of the stage. we'll for the trcoored carpet
over which the procession had moved.
ROYAL CHARGER AND TRAINING
In the coronation ceremonial yesterday the charger
on which the Emperor. King was mounted-a most mag
niacent seed shod with gold-was prominent object Of
attraction. Indeed the general OF the imperial
corege, with splendid riders in gorgeous costumes
regarded "thng OF beauty" by all who appreciated
horse esh but the Monarchs lowered above the
rest In caparson, action and spirit duly toned down.
however by training II may. indeed, be called
more than training; II education. The
ceremonial imposed on the King, stated above,
the perilous obligation Of accomplishing horse
back in the midst Of shouts Of the Of
cannon and the clash Of cymbals, the ascent Of tho
artificial mound called sThe Coronation Ill.," and when
the Monarch arrived at the summit he had to direct his
drawn sword to the four cardinal points sign oil his
resolution defend Hungary against any attack These
exigencics Of the ceremonial, 1t was thought might
appear excessive to the horse mounted by the King aud
from apprehension that at the critical moment tho
animal should exhibit opposition which superstition
would consider as of bad augnry, measures were
taken beforehand to familarze him with this part OF
the solemnIty. He in truth taught his part and
with great care and at much expense Prc-coronaton
shows were had for weeks before the immense
field OF the Kakos whore, OF old Hungary's mounted
legislators held their parameuts, and where
the races take place, also in the yards OF the
imperial stables at Vienna. On these occasions, at a
stated hour were collected a number Of people.
who were engaged firing shots, waving handkerchiefs
and shouting, while the promenaded up and
down the midst OF the crowd noise Matters pro-
crossed we'll that at the last rehearsal Hungarian
shouts introduced among exclusively Austrian
cheers previously employed after which il was duly
certified that the seed would support without hesitation
the most deafening ejn that could be uttered, and
climb the famous mound with all the calm and resgna
ton suited to the circumstances.
Count Georges Karoyi's gala steeds performed also
They carried the crown, OF which his iordshp is the
grand keeper, and with which he appeared In royal
splendor yesterday.
CONCESSIONS.
The municipal body OF Vienna. civic representatives
Of the people, present In Pesth yesterday, by
special imperial invitation. forwarded to each per-
sonaly, mark Of royal condesccnsion hitherto
corded.
During his recsnt visit TO Pesh just previous the
opening Of the Parliament in Vienna the Emperor Fran.
Joseph renowned the traditional usage according
which the Organist Of the Imperial Chapel at Vienna
would have select the pieces OF music be executed
coronation Of the King Of Hungary and the Able
Listz's Coronation Mass consequently executed ut
the soemnity.
como days before the coronation grand was
given at the court in which only Hungarian artists ap-
peared, including List and RemenyL
At tho solemnty the crown should be handed by tho
Paiatine The Primate, Who then presents IL to his
Majesty, but there Palatine, the Judexcara in
HIS quality Of representative Of that dlgniary, was
thought mpetcnt perform that act an objec-
ton raised, because he nominated and not an
elected fupc.ionary proposal made choose an
eminent Hungarian and naturally the selection fell
upon NJ Dcak. His Majesty the Emperor had already
approved OF the choice, but M. Deak having been
formed OF the honor intended for him. refused It with
that modesty for which be is proverbia New negotia
tons took place. and Count Andrassy was we believe
Besides the scattering Of gold and silver by the Finance
Minister the crowds most unusual proceeding for
Finance Mnister-each deputy OF the existing Hungs-
ran Diet viii receive three coronation medals Of
gold and the other two 10 silver . OF the
fss.
Il s also announced that the Ausiro- Court
will pass four months Of every year Hungary. OF
which two summer months will DO alternately Buda
and G9dne and two In the autumn exclusively the
former place.
Preparations also being made for their Majeses to
pass the carnival alternately Vienna and Buda, and
woods Of GedGe TO be stocked with all sorts Of
game from the imperial preserves
CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT.
In tho Diets OF Bohemia Moravia and Caraioia the
subolned letter from the Emperor Francis Joseph to
tho President the Council read some mo before
the coronation address,
MY DEAR BARON BEusr-The Diets or my kingdom
and provinces not belonging the Hungara "a,
and which opened on the 18th February last,
informed by my government Of the motives which in
duced to abandon the convocation Of exraordi-
nary Rechsrzth was proposed by my patent aud to
assemble the constitutional Rechsrath for the purpose
Of discussing the political questions be decided The
Diet OF my Kingdom OF Bohemia replied in such man.
neg the invitation made by my government relative
TO the election OF deputies TO the Re.chsraih that !
i thought right to once more make appeal to tho
| faithful population OF that country by my patent
| therefore charge you TO again invite tho Diet
which " ABOUT 70 ISSUE from new eeftous, 5cnu
representatives " che Recnsrath and conhdng In the
patriotic los al feelings Of Diet hope that will
respond my desire Repeat expressly 10 the Diet tho
assurance that nay g1renn nj Is far from contemplating
ANY rssrfdion n he Constitutional oufsspy Of the king.
dom, and that the contrary, my wish is that MT on
should those rights Of sgoreraasa Je ertdcd so far as
Is compatible with the security and power OF the
archy Jst that hey should BE- surrounded ih fresh
gudranee by the durable consolidation Of < constitutional
organization Of the hoe norcay and Jy tie prugresrs
| Development Of fitting uss,ifaions.
RrCSIOS.
The coronation is Francis Joseph Of Austria Is
to-day King Of Hungary, and should he faithfully carry
the promises set forth In the above royal note,
perhaps the Hungaraus as . people will be happy
ander his they would have been under the
troll OF Kossuth, Gcorgey or BEN. \
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