Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11

heturned TO Germany ETt V
The Herald's Paris special of the isth has
the following:
The Crown Princess of Prussia left Paris
this evening for Germany. Her husband
remains at Tuilleries. %
81 The Gear of Russia.
Several towns in France were illumin-
ated last night in expression of joy at the
escape of the Gar. The assassin exhibits
no sign of repentance for the deed. The
Poles resident in Paris signed an address to
Napoleon, expressive of sorrow and detesl
tation of the act OF their fellow country
man.
The Gar returned reply to the address
of the French Cabinet Ministers, in which
he said the occurrence could not but
strengthen the bonds of friendship which
unite him to France and the Emperor Ma
poleon, and that his remembrance .ofrthe
manifestations of public sympathy.. ex-
pressed by the French people would be i'm
perishable. s-y-.rrf = y 81 - ~
Hungary.
The Herald's (cable) Pesth special says ::
The Emperor and Empress of Austria to-
y were crowned King and Queen of Hun
gary with mediaeval pomp and splendor.-
The city was crowded with visitors from
all parts of the worlds and was splendidly
decorated. ambassadors from all nations
except the United States, were present
The coronation took place at Open, across
the river Danube, and the concluding rites
i'm the city. Eight thousand Hungarian and
Austrial Mobiles, sixty Peers, one hundred
Diplomasts and thousands OF strangers wit
messed the coronation. The scene was mag
nifcent.
The Bishops of the Catholic and Greek
Church assisted at the ceremony. The
costumes displayed were gorgeous. The
Emperor was anointed inSancient robes,
crown mantle and shoes of St. Stephen, first
Christian King of Hungary. The Empress
was anointed under the right armpit. The
special mass sung by the Imperial choir
from Vienna was composed by List.
After the coronation, King knighted sew
eral Hungarians, and then rode in person
to Pesth where he took the oath, in which
he promised to reconquer. the ancient linn
its of Hungary.
Nothing like this has been witnessed for
centuries, and in all probability will never
be repeated. - ~ - --ls-la-
| The coronation ceremonies closed by the
King riding up a mound of earth formed
of soils brought from different departments
of Hungary, and waving his sword at the
four points of the compass, at the same
time solemnly swearing he would defend
the kingdom against the world. iss
| There was immense cheering during the
rites. There is grand illumination and
banquet tonight. At the banquet peers act
as servants.
The Hungarian Diet voted 100000 ducats
as present to the King and Queen. The
greatest excitement and enthusiasm is dis
played. Ten Arch Dukes and the present
Austrian Prime Minister, and Van Buest,
were conspicuous. Mons. Deakes was alb
sent. M. Audrassy crowned the King and
Queen. 1'&U'F1
| There was general amnesty for politi-
cal offenses proclaimed, mad
| ST. PETERSBURG, June 9.-There were
services in all the churches yesterday, in
recognition of the Divine interposition in
protecting the Gar against assassination
sympathy Expressed for the Gar.
WARSAW, June 10.-In the morning, yes
terday, the inhabitants and all the notables
of the town left their names with the Lieut.
Governor, and the nobility met and re-
solved to send a deputation to Paris, to the
Czar and Napoleon, expressing their sorrow
at the attempt to kill the former. a e
LIVERPOOL, Evening, June 10.-Cotton
declined Il; sales OF 5000 bales of mixed
uplands 1l4 d., Orleans liz. Breadstuffs
quiet without change. Provisions dull
unchanged. Petroleum declined to Cd
Other articles unchanged. ar a. ,,af7,