New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22

took his place az the head Of tho sScort'ng party
Sing funeral march. battalion of infantry, formed
two nc T S Tean a 81 b ,nS
Meia said aloud Siro give MS for the last time the OK
a Of iNas s% lSSw yo two n 'front.'
bearing theor0ss and holy waller the others holding
q sS J" D SsnSsd o Tie Sase
to bo whev each prisoner neit for exeoa-
S @c spt0 Goaascs then made sign e Msxl@iss 70
move forward The Emperor aayan, ,'ss w i
(I.ct us go TO frcedomD a., u...,o..,
the cemetery behind the church. and by tho road sp
preaching the aqueduct soon came , Ss hP , INC
of tho oorgc most impressive the En-
peor wked first Able Fstasr cn hs cn
Miramon supported on each side by franescans ana
MeVa between two priests belonging 20 inc Ps'''" W
"wbcn tho procession reached tho summit Of the h,t
MaKiIsan looked steadily for moment at the rising
which concealed portrait in miniature OF The Empress
Abe Fischer. SAID Carry this souvenir to Europe v
and = she Be aSS tS 81 Ssr m SSs
winch ss carry with A. me sSG ts great wall q
thu dn cos. and the bells were slowly telling for
kne t hss ssn o ascending
sTSrce small benches with the wooden crosses were
ppacb Sayinr two officers As reserve,
for the coup approached withH fe" psces Of
4he Emperor at the noise made bys the movement 9,
rapidly turning to his two companions he embraced
them most afectionately. Miramon. surprised. ysry
sss Sud the Frcscsns raised him in their arms meA
returned the embrace OF Maxmillan. whispering some
brokon words which not overheard; he thea fodeo
| his arms and remained standing. .a,.
Te Bishop adyaneDg the ss per If
silatioa in my Person; let yGr Majesty u THIS
The Emperor was unable to conceal the emosios
which agitated him; he allowed the Bishop to embrace
him thon raising his voice, no said. Tell Lopez taatt
forgive him his treachery; tell all Mexico that pardon
ais Majesty then pressed the hand of the Able Fis
cher who unable to utter word sank At the feet o. ne
Emperor bathing wi ,sI ms safaS wc GENTLY sstr
Gated his hands, and, advancing step saa WIN INV
s sncty. s' Ia St 81 sI de- USED
"Xt that moment, egn gwen by the officer the
usss wS w words German and the discharge enve
oped the spectators in smoke. Miramon feheayiy ~
sIest, and bail through the head ended his agony
Fl. SSy iaS and
placed in his coffin as were those OF te Two m:
All three buried without delay in The cemetery s
Gpp Corona subsequently summoned the Prelate. and
81, the q saS w Ope"S
she bengthe mother Of the Emperor coa nos Ds sne
posed f f. To- the any Empress Charlotte aneaed
wegbty and jstifabe political aud siaio reasons, ssc
we nave been allowed to take csly OF IT. its erins as
%MY DEARLY BELOVED OaRIorrA II God one day psr ,,
is Gss e orssG Ss
ursed me since your departure for Europe f0v toox
1 with you all my chance and my soul why did nos
listen to your counseli SO many events alas 80 msnz
| me happy dellverance aud not an agony Iag g,ore
ously az soldieras king, yanquishet,ut not d,snoa
ored n Your suferings be too greatif COO car yos
yspeety to rejoin me- will bless the divine hand whios
has heavily pressed upon u.s. AdieH Aalen n, MAX.
| This letter was written 10 French
| SPEECH or PRESIDENT OF THE AusfaiAs
! REICHsRATu.
At the commencement OF this mornings sitting OF the
! Relchsrath the President DE-. Gskra, rose and said:
Tbe news of yesterday has destroyed our sast hope
that the grevlos spprehcnsons We have aocred nass
for some time past might not be turned into dcporsy
| certainty. BY act OF barbarity anu crueiV
| the life OF q noble Prince OF our reign.ns uouss
| has been taken, as with admirable constahhcy
| followers. no upheld tho idea by which h
was animated and for which he fought with sntqus
sm until OF odous treacher delivered hin. UNI
armed hands OF bloodthrs!y eBemics Whie All
Europe away in sbhorrencc from that act ot par
barisn, still deeper pain must pierce tho breast %
| ms Austrans at the result OF that deed OF yie
| lenuce. We share with our Imperial master Win
| his illnstriOus parents. and with the otber meut
beers of the Imperial House the sorrow that nils them
at this fresh blow offate after death has so recenty
too gentlemen WILL certain desire TO give solemn
expression emotion aud propose tnat uepusA
tlnn House should, with the permission Oh TN
Majesty the Emperor, wait upon ana convey 10 nun ~
of our most profound and respectful sorrow ana sym
| pathy."
The members who had all risen from their seats VINE
the President speaking unanimously sssented 70 hu
proposal