Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-06-14

fEsTS. III t1- trF. Ju1rf-- f.Nensa--
Lad Bla,-nf IL. the British AnRts--sI-
dor ta ta, CoHrt sf Vienna. wifi tr pres
.nt at the GROWING Of Francis Joseph
"A. kin- at Hungary. wficsi takes place
hiss ta,-iisorE,sa. June s5h. All pagcr-
h,viu- diplomatic relations with Austria
will b. represented on the ece1s'an- excerpt
the United Stats. The Emperor has
Iaaale KIN ,wn his intcntia1 ri pTociaiming
universal amnesty ~ all Austrian subjects
who are imprisoned or who have rendered
themselves liable ts' punishment for peiiti
ed offeIces 81 nttcd prior to this corona
ton.
Egw YORK. Iuncs.
The Herald. Paris special vi the 9TH
say. tie Mnnitcurs official accoGnt OF the
ATTEMPTED asssssiuatioH oi the tz"r ei
Rus ia is VERT short. ana confirms the facgs
as stated in the Iierald's report "f last
evening. I, says shot was fired at the
etrdasr. but does not SAY it was aimed at the
Gar. IL further say. the bali struck the
heal OF the horse of the groom ia waiting.
who was ridIG- at the 'lsoT Of the carriage
The weapon burst and the crowd arrested
tine man. The police were obliged TO save
him from the rage OF the PoPHlace- The
prisoner SAYS his name Is Becgnnski.
native of Folhynia.
l.. Droit confirms the re9ort that the
pistol burst. and SAWS the intended assassin
i. Polish mechanic. GU "Wednesday he
bought a double harrcled pistol. 1t fur
ther saws his motives for the deed appear
TO he political passion and personal hat
red Of the Car 1t i. believed that he had
no acc1Dpiices.
The 9 ,zcttc DC Trbuenaux savs:-"The
81, mt
caused his horse 30 bpIui in between the
assassin audthe soyereig',s. The,ball passed
hetween the Emperor Napoleon aud the
Grand Dukc. wounling d lady opposite
The blood from the horses head spirred on
the uniforms of the Imperial party. The
second shot burst the other barrel of the
pistol. ami then there We're shouts of Niye
lie Emperor. VIre lie Car, from the c. ovid
on being questioned. the prisoner said he
came from Belgium two days to kill
the Gar
The ball which took place at the Russian
Embassy last evening was magnificent
a.flir. the Emperor Napoleon and En-
press E1reie. As also the Car aud his SONS.
we're present aud warmly Congratulated by
those present on the fortunate escape.
Il is said that after the attempt upon
rhe life "a Emperor of Russia. Napoleon
turned to the Car aid siniiinely said
..Sire. we have been under fire together"
The Gar replied. ..Oar destnies are in the
hands Of Providence.
A letter signed by several Poles, express
ing sorrow and reprobatlon at the bastard
iy attempt inspires the minds of all Poles.
and a similar letter from Gen, Zamnysai
arc Published.
Napoleon has conferred the Gross Of the
Ieyioa of Honor on Ramheax. the groom.
The horse of the latter died from the effect.
of the pistol shot.
Religious services were held in Russian
Church in Paris 10 day. The Car. Grand
Dnehes. Marie and the Grand Dukes.
sans of the Car. attended and Offered
Thanksgiving for their escape. After the
service the sous embraced their father
with much emotion. Doth Enperors also
embraced, Some Of the Cars suite have
advised his return at once TO Russia, but
he said he wonld not.
The Americans here will Tomorrow
present. through Gen. Dix, I'll address to
the Gar.
The assassin was examined to-day
IT,. spoke with caplnes. and gave bis his
tory. lie il a Polish instrument maker,
and has lived latterly on his savings and on
money given to Polish refugees. He VA.
asked: flow conld you FIRE at the Sever
eiyn guest Of France, who nouTisaed you =
aud Re replied with tears, at is truc
committed great crime toward France
..fsut you ran a risk Of killing Napoleon''
TO this the prisoner answered, No. a
Polish bullet could no; astray. II must 20
-iraight when aimed at the Gar.
wished TO relieve the world of the Gar and
the Car of remorse which must weigh upon
Him. The prisoner showed no sorrow for
the crime which he had attempted 10 com
iuir,and expressed regret at his failure.
Grooming Of the K5og and Of Hungay-
The Snrrau Tri0t-Jhe GorerameRi
Determined to Probe the ,rhote mater.
New YORK, June lo-Io.4j m. Gold
I37.
SPECIAL BIZ CAB'E.
Pestll. jane eth. The Emperor and
Empress Of Austria, were to day crowned
King and Queen Of Hungary. with me,
ieyaI pomp and splenior. The embass:
dors Of all nations having diplomatic rcla :
ions with Austria. czceptthe luited Slater
were present on the occasion The con
titious of the Empress or of the Maximi
ian. late Emperor Of Mexico, did not IN
'erfere with the ceremonies, neithcr dit
Hossul's recent Letter diminish the P"pu
lar aatli psia-m on tie occasion.
Eiyh;S,undred Hungarian and Austrian
ny<es. sixty p-cresses, one hundred di
p.Jmaiists. and thousands of strangers,
N1Sh.ssea the coronation. The bishops OF
Ihe mn,an Catholic and Creek Churches
assisted at the ceremony. The Emperor
way-unontcd in the ancient robes OF thu
.-hUkm mantle and shoes Of St. Stephen
the first Christian King Of Hungary.
The Empress was amounted under th'
ish. arnpit. 4 special Mass was sun:
VT the Imperial choir from Vienna. con:
posed by Listz. Alter The coronation tn
King knightcd several Hunga-ians an,
then road in person to PcstlI where he tool
the oath, in which he promises to recon
Jaer the ancient limits of Hungary. Mott.
ing Ike it has been witnessed for centurie
and in all probability will never he repeat
I'd. The CORONATION ceremonies closed b!
The King riding up mound of earth form
ed of soil brought IRON different depart
unents Of Hungary, and waving his swor'
at for points OF the compass, at the SAINT
time ssicnnly swearing he would defen'
the Kiugdoln against the world.
There was a sra;td illuminate on and ban
quet 10 night. 81 The banquet the peer
NC. as servants.
The Hungarian Diet waited 100000 du
cats as Il present to the King and Qucsn
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