The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-27

portion OF the service 70 the grant derimsnt or the view
Of persons placed behind them.
ANoDrBD AND CROWNED.
In low tone Of voice one>of the bishops read some
Latin pfayers, inaudibe Of course TO all but himself
intervals by brother dgnitary win an equally inds-
tnct articulation Simultaneously the Emperor and
Andrasy advanced 70 the altar at the conclusion Of this
prayer and with their advance. the band again struck
up s wild. irregular strain The Lord High Primate OF
Hungary now advanced few steps, and while the
the forehead and then the throat according
siution custom. Then Andrassy taking the crown
from tho red velvet cushion which lay the altar
placed It on the Empcrors head and the Emperor I'm.
nediatcy sfter walked slowly TO the throne under the
Count Andrassy, one OF the handsomsst men in Hun
gary, Of remarkably good figure and hne carriage was
tightnt,ing doublo slsshed with gold braid, exactly
oorrssponded with knee breaches OF tho color
tucked into boots apparently one mass Of gold outside
over the doubles suspended 10 his right and falling
his left shoulder he wore white pelisse also I'm ID
with red silk and braided very heavily with gold &C q
and tasselA Around his neck Q black scarf, Ath
gold snds tied in knot The effect was rsmsrE bly
Ar soon a the Emperor had bosn crowned Kin . ~
Hungary the band again struck up the hymn ftten
for the occasion by Lisz; then Andrassy eavir the
Empress, and, removing the crown she then wore
placed II on the altar, and, while the Kaisern moved
Emperor and received also crown which he Ekcwss
placed on the altar Az before, there followed rucp
roca exchange Of prayers and muttered exc Amsons
minutes and, as part Of the programme, mo doubt
quite correct Notwithstanding which II med to in.
crease the impatience Of the spectators
The Empress. standing with downcast hea Aacd eyes \
close 10 the High Primate covered by him witha
part Of his MANTLE and under .of this gar
ment, no proceeded with tho extraordnar csremonsrl
usual on such occasions first christening small strap
keeping the Empresss dress on her rghtf en dipped
his hand again in oil and ssc under the
right armpit after which Andrassy krwayd crown
In hand, and placed II the Empress shoulder for
few seconds. and then replaced II Of zn On her hes
The Empress now took her seat unc srhe large d.is
next to the Emperor, and remained here during
concluding ceremonies After short flourish OF trum-
pets herald advanced to the edge raj sed portion OF the
church, and proclaimed Francis JOS syh crowned Bng
Of Hungary while champion, thro mng glove made
the usual challenge.
This the signal for stimuli ancccs and hearty
shout Of "EJn, repeated with mu' n vim three times
After which, few more prayers sing read and sung,
High Primate touched small III and administered
the sacrament while all present bowed their hscds
The mass was then concluded and the Kirr and
Queen, after short prayer at the a1ter
escorted down the church towards che carriages waiting
them outside
Two the Emperors brothers, Karl Ludwig ard Lud-
wig Victor the dresses OF Hus assisted the
whole ceremony, aud marched low PAGES in front OF
the royal pair as they returned.
Nothing could have boen lore charming than the
Queens manner, modest, unas sumsng and dgnticd
scarcely raising her eyes from the ground she quietly
bowed to q prominent on esher side OF her II
is worthy OF remark that not ssound heard till the
King had passed the people or his to tho door,
and it was not til, he had the steps
leading to Il and that the ~ &fty yards behind
him. had reached the cent? OF the church. that any
manifestation Of enthusiasm took place bu,tksn it did
break FORTH strong, spontan sous and enduring
She appeared moved I grateful, and nsh shyly
acknowledged the honor cue her wishing, NO doubt,
poor woman had been i'd TO hcr husband instead Of
70 herself.
At the door Of. the chur IN the King waited for a
ment until the Queen ad entered her carriage, as
gorgeous that Of Clnd Tela in the fairy tale, and
driven of to the boat en- convey her across
Pcsh the Hrngarlans having refused her permission
to ride In the procession with her husbandas she de-
sired because il would he Unconstitutional" then
Majesty turned and walked TO the garrison church.
about three hundred ardS distant, followed by his
ministers and mobiles. Bee~cen tho two churches .
plank walk he'd been ai and carpeo6d with tho
national Tue IN in front OF the
church was magi uncent On every gdc waved
faga banners and tap Etrsee IN front 9th church
the gorgeous carriages Hood waiting for ne peeresse
and dplomntsts who thronged Brilliantly out 81 the
doorway The files Of sodieFskept open space, and
beyond them the crowds of spectators, packing
the streets Cling nndows dcovering the house,
tops the squa tho King and his <ortege Dr.
fled in sperdid proc koo the long COLDER mantle Of
his Majesty glitterng in the sunlight and his crown
The garrison church isa small pain old .sdi6ce, aac
as It's decorations had been entrusted tothe soldiers
conrpara,vey little ID been done Tnebsrrack wal
adjoining with evergreans and the national
coors however and OF artificial flowers hung
here and there Tho crowd that Aswatedtke King Al
this Of tn lowest order. Therowas much
AZ the King entere church rush made Tor
the car net over whic he had walked, and
torn into fragments the people ght,1g ang-y for the
pisoea ceremo inside the church very sim
plo The n mtlemen who had been s9loctsd.
reeeve the Of the Golden Spur kncit before hs
Maj str, ,whofouche ri each OF them lightly upon tho
shoulder with his word As did this the knoeliny
cIsrssisn to which King Ferdinand msdo the
eponsc German 81 know that already J" He Majesty
venred apou no nch joke to-day, hurried through
abe ceremony "a possible, AMI then left the
church and counted the noesc creamwnte charger
awaiting HIM at tho door.
sartcl Pest receiving aecessions as passed
along. The bells Of The charcnes rang, the people
cheerod rsies in tho trbunee waved their handker
chios end rs- Light clouds tempered without cbscar
1 ing the bright rays Of the sun As the procession
passed the bridge 10 Pesih some oea could DO
furmed extent and magniiconce Never did
tai eyes Gee splendid sncc tho famous
napaent a. tho Field Of the Clotn OF Gold
Before reaShing the bridge the Financial Minister
gold and silver cons among the crowd, VINO
scrambled for them most eagerly. This Traditional GUS
intended represent the ocnenccnc. OF the COW
eregn and Is OF the many Oriental usages watch
the iiangsrans maze prssefvso. ~ .s ,h s y
ent fcrms rig dly observed to-day are considered
ladspensae by the most Intelligent Of her people
Tho effect which thoy have upon the asos y incA-
cnlalac.
Meanwhile the Qs3en and suite Embarked On a specx
boat, and The diplomatic corps followed anolher
steamer which landed them simultaneously in Pesth
Nelher tho Queen ambassadors went the Fair
Kirehe or parish church OF Pcsh, but took mp
aely prepared for them IN tho galleries OF
.Iloiyds Commercial Club
Al quarter pssl sleson O'Clock King arrived on
tho elevated tntuno erected Tor the OCCASION and with
tho oash Sy which no bound himself 20 maintain Hun
cary's constitution 10 use all endeavus TO keep sact
ake present boundaries OF the kingdom and occasion
offered sncrease them 90 their former LINKS Loud
susouts Of "5sin Immediately greeted tho canclrsion
cerenony and, descending from hs piatCr, the
Nmpcror once more mounted and rode towards the
Franz Joseph quay.
rBE FINAL CEREMONIAL.
The quay at Pestb upon the suspension 6Eidce
dcbouches transformed for this oecasios int
splendid square, framed in with trbunes richly deco
rated Ths buildings on three aides Of this square
completely covered with wreahs Of evergeens notices.
nags strips Of buntiug mammoth crowns gill; inserp
4 tons ao0 the royal mcuoxrama Poles wers planted
around shs square, decKed with the HUNGARIAN and
ayarian nass ana tho eoors Of The Hapsburgs In The
esnire OF the Quay mound Of earth, formed Of soil
aom ali the most places In Hungary, up which
ths king had ride fash his sword to the four quar-
taas Of the gobe. This mound u fenced by asupcrb
marble, and II will remain memorial Of the corona
toc or the tbuncs around the square we're In
the greatest demand, and the most crowded
rho view from those opposite the entrance 70 she
bridge unrivalled. Tho river was blottsd out Of
sghtby the fall Of the ground and tho hills Of 0fen
directly behind the trbgncs IKE the set scene Of