The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-06
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY APRIL 1se7-rRIPLE SHEET

silence from tho assembled nnltlsudss did not damp
their srdor their conclusion he signal for
other burst OF enthusiasm From the station short
drive took the Emperor 20 tss Court house, where
silently received a. couple OF dozen petitions,
more forced on his acceptance than q arst
each Of sSoss carefully worSsa and rsps;s Nth grew
auces documents have been cousgued 10 the flames
% s, sad sas ID q
tons have obtained . much bsnent from their pressn-
The Empsror's stay in Presaburr was aos long; an
hour and half at the most and hssh departure was
taken. 1H ssf
Hungary was the astonishine number OF poor people,
beggars and men out Of employnsnt that s.armed Ia
s,s y ssS had y; s q afycs
certainly worry quickly formed the opinion TIA. much
misery existed the kingdom sed hAvs not since had
thing hear and every circumstance observe leads
to think that the misery endured ~ The lower cassss
H land nod Neither dS ever IS SUCH importantly displayed
by mendcants anywhere; plain direct refusa 70 give
aims would go . no.nng with ths wr:cAsd brute and
he only available means Of Kidding themselves Of tho
Pressburg which h known Is the old capital Of Hun
gary the very frontiers OF the country and am
told that the deeper ono goss IN tho interior the greater
little before eleven shs Emperor resumed bis jour-
ney eastward siopptas sol :: Newhsassr n:sxs.s !,
four P. NJ Al Newhaussr also reception for him bad
been prepared the military band Of the rogiment quar-
the national anthem 1t the special tTAins approach
The civic and ecclesiastical authorities welcomed Francs
ss as q os %
dviduals generally do Not being present cannot
vouoh for the truth Of statement which perceive 10
was oven greater than In Pressburg and very gratifying
TO the sovereign who testified his pleasure BY moro
vvacity OF manner and freedom than II 10 usual with
him todisplay,
In the afternoon he arrived Pesth and received
there by some members Of the Hungarian ministry,
some three thousand soldiers several bands much dis
play Of evcgrecns In the shape OF arches festoons and
garlands and the camorous Joy OF multitude number
ing al the smallest computation eight thousand people.
Tho firing Of guns hour before his arrival had pre-
pared the czens Of Pessh for the approach,
and the we'll lined Streets the numerous arches the
decorations display OF flags and holiday attire OF the
folks their joy at his return among them
AT night the city very beautifully Illuminated
and brilliant fireworks gave further animation to
which would have been remarkable IL only for the dis
play Of the most varied fantasica and picturesque cos
tunes /, has been my luck to anywhere
Altogether the Emperor cannot do otherwise than con-
graduate himself the genuneness Of the applause and
has drawn FORTH and augurng from the present visit
and from the preparations tor the next one inclined
to think the Of his Majesty King Of Hungary
will not only be very magnificent gorgeous spectacle but
also very wild demonstration Of the people Joy ct the
establishment OF their ancient rights Since his arrival
10 Pesth the Emperor has not concluded much business
but conented. himself with visiting the House OF Parla
ment the castle, The principal manufactures and the
val OF Baron Beust Monday for the transaction OF
the serious business which has brought him here The
present Hungarian Ministry have not yet taken the oath
or Office but will do SO Immediately that the opportunity
gwen, and thai will be very shortly Tue discussion
the tobacco monopoly has not yet been satisfactorily
settled nor the status OF the military law Ia Austria
These points, also the absorption Tor more properly
desrucon) OF church property 10 Hungary are some OF
the points which will occupy the Emperors attention i'm
mcdalsy the arrival OF his counsellor and Minister
Baron Won Beust.
For tho present little Is being DONE and shall take
the liberty OF awaiting foShcr developments before
may DO. Although very much excitement and genuine
enthusiasm married. the line Of the Emper0rs route
In Hungary % far as no has now been, very much
doubt whether similar demonstrations would greet him
we're he 10 travel further south in Croatia east in
Transylyania These two provinces just about as
inimcai to the late arrangements concluded with Hun
gary possible 10 be, and no ono need be surprised
fovco ueed before long 70 subdue the increasing
luminosity TO the Magyar race existing In Croatia,
Transylvania and 10 the military frontiers.
Count Andnssy, 40 President Of the Ministry. has
cosy berth OF IT, and his bed cannot be
one Of roees' for, Independently Of the trouble
he ends from these recusaut parts OF tho
empire, this thousand and one petitions and
messages daily receives ai0uo enough TO occupy
VOTE Ola friends o. his colleagues former minisses
and their frenda daily grow moro pertuacious IN do
mands for satisfaction Tor will Il be believed there
vet HunQgan aud Austrian dungeons three hum
mont for the par the revolution Of HAS Ex
lies 100 voluntary and forced, claiming tho pro-
tectsn Of ths ministry and loudly clamong for freedom
to enter the kingdom This Of courss will b grsnied
III adapted a. Il now Is, much delay must necessarily
before all b attended and the delay causes
much yrumbling and dissatisfaction
Hungary certainly has regancd her old consultation,
much yet 70 accomplish before these concessions can be
turned 70 account