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

routs through the gay streets OF Po9th.
most impressive arrangement was thon carried OUT
A. ne nossemen came INTO the square they faced about
20 that the oval space around the mound was now
framed m with cavalry the horses standing - closely
a. they could be packed and the line being nearly
mile In extent Tke riders al Hungarians but the
formed Wonderful ring Of richlv csparsoned horses
and superoy dressed riderA Uniforms OF crimson
scarlet purple blue, yellow green black canary color
TRAININGS OF gold, Of silver Of ermne Of sable Every
costume was perfectly new and the materials were SIX
ing Tho brightness Of the colors glitter Of the
@aon OF gold ace and embroidery, the sparkle
"a. ,n,. mss jsIsl PANIED the syc ,hersa
groups not less brilliant The scarlet uniforms OF the
kinG's guard the dazzling lvsriss Of his ackeys the
robes OF the bishop cleaning with svery sheen and
the gorgeous OF the attendant MOBILES OF
whom were dressed IN coats Of genuine cloth Of gold
spIsntor
The banners Of the various counties OF Hungary
ss with gold The very boots o. many OF rns
buttons OF their GOATS OF solid gold set with gems
The breasts Of tho Austrian officers blaxed with orders
The simmer Of diamonds caught the geae on every
hand The sight was positively ducd BY the glare and
gftter Of the Costumes and decorations. The whole
isned jewels. No could have imagined such scene
The splendors OF the Arabian Nights ire tame when
splendid.
TEE CHAMPION or HUNGARY.
Into this wonderful throng the King came galopnR
on his creemwhite steed dashed to the top Of the
mound There pausng he drew his sword. and, wheel
ing his horse abon gave cut to each point OF the COM
Hungary against the word Que OF the finest
riders Austria the King never appeared 10 better ad-
VANTAGE than when performing this Anal and barbarc
ceremony The people shouted themselves hoarss with
delight. moment moro and his Majesty had dashed
down the hill again and was lost IL the radiant crowd u
Its foot.
The ring OF horsemen suddenly broke up to reform in
processonand escort the King tc the palace amid the
thundcs OF artillery from the fortress and the barracks
and the cries and cheers Of tho thousands Of people,
The various colos bright before. became douby daz
an illustration to convey some idea Of this effect 1t
was tseidoscopic the hues OF the rainbow Gre too
gigantic diamond under centsal sun No possible OK.
Aggeaons OF language or OF sime can be too great 10
describe this OF robes and Jewels and flash
ing swords and flaming fsgsand sparkling decorations
De Qarcey in his widest flights Of fancy mover imagined
anything gorgeous as tho display prepared by these
"poor Hungarians' in honor Of their King 1t was
really relief when the assoblage dissolved into pro-
cesson again and began TO march across tho bridge
With nil its grandeur tho picture in the church at the
coronation was surpassed BY this open.ar ceremonial
Urmared by single accident the pageant came near
havas sad ending however; Ior the nas.s horse,
the road the bridge, taking his Majesty and the
attendants completely unaware; but tho King kept h's
ssat without effort and had checked his charger be-
foro the frightened sQures could recover themselves
Without further mshap tho cortege reached the palace
having ridden through Ofen at sharp trot which the
King kindly substituted for the traditional gaop cut OF
tha feelings OF the bishops who arc not very
good horsemen In their old are According u stric
precedent and the Hungarian constitu,ion his Majesty
ought to have dashed away the moment he had waved
A sword the mound leaving his suit to follow heltc
4Eeter: but of tine native Jursts-perhaps Deah
/ himself-dscoverec that's trot would comply with the
3aw.
Deak knows moro about these constitutional" usagc
JScf Hungary than any othor living and IL he wout
ony forget them he would confer an nestimaho bench
L upon his cvuntrynen, who believe regio1sy in thest
\ 0arbarc rites, aud would not at present recognize
Queen who anented under the right armpi nor
King who did not ride about in his heavy aud cu
the air with his sword from the top OF mound o
earth.
palace also regulated by the constitution" Tho King
Won Beust Andrassy and Festecs the controller OF ht
royal household dine together, and 10 be waitet
\ upon by twelve Hungarian magnates or pecrs Tn
Queen and tho ladies' Of the the privilege
looking from . remote balcony. bur not allow
to anything Tomorrow, " II does not raiaand thu
rowpoais and il the evening the illumination, post
poned from this evening, viii take place. To- morrow
night Also grand banquet will be given by tho city
Posth at which the King must be long enough
OF Hungary This done, his Majesty will be "consttu
tonaily" crowned, and will al once depart with tn
Archduchess Mathilde. That ceremony overland Aus
TRANS, . rule, lse for relatives or funerAls-
TIKI nfrnRrAL PARTY
will proceed - Paris 70 visit the Emperor Napoleon
unless they should be deferred by the attack upon tn
1 Gar. Won Beust who was heartily cheered by tn
| Hungarians day, wiil.sccompany the Emperor. Tn
nifty Thousand golden ducats each, the money enclose
| in spiendd silver Golfer. Louis Kossuth, the son
the Hungarian ~patrot present 1t the ccromons
n Monday three Wild oxen viii BE- roascd and fountain
will spout red aad white vino for the people Of PsCth
mot 1t four O'Clock this morning and In rorna,y "a
journed until after the coronation the 'conssiirtiou
I requiring that tho King shall be crowned during tn
session OF tho Diet Thu everything having boon don
regularly and IN erdor Francis Joseph succeeds 10 Tia
throne Of Hungary vacated In 184S by the sbdcaon
Ferdinand, and lot NC hope that he will III II worthily
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