Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-06-23
Triumphant Entry Into Berlin.


paralelled appearance of fcstivity. The city
is crowded with people from all parts of Ger.
many aud other counties of Europe, and
quite Il number of Americans are also here.
Preparations for the great event of tomorrow,
the triumphal entrance of the German army
into the capital of tho Empire, arc about com
pletcd. Arches are erected in many streets
and adorned with laurel, cvcrgreens and flow
crs, aud contain mottors appropriate to the
occasion "Untcr der Lindin' is-absolutely
covered with decorations and banners and the
Royal Palace and other public buildings pre-
sent magnificent display The weather to.
day is splendid, and signs are favorable for
to morrow.
BERLIN, June 1G.---At the triumpha cn.
try Of the army, an inauguration of an coues-
trian statute of King Frederick William, to.
day, the display was grand. Tie city was
throngcd with people. The procession, one
of the most magnificent Of modern times WIS
headed by eagles and standards captured from
the French. After the address Of welcome
and congratulations the Emperor, at tho head
ot brilliant corcgc. rode down the Via Tri-
umphales. The road was sire Sn with flowers,
ns he advanced, by hundreds Of young girls
dressed in white. The procession was mainly
composed OF dotachmcnts representing every
regiment which was engaged in tho war
f,nthusiasn Of the spectators was unboantlcd.' :
Upon the npvciling Of the statute of his faith
or, William delivered Speech and in closing,
he sad "lhls monument, which was pro.
jcctcd III Il time OF the profuundest peace,
now becomes monument Of one Of tho most
brilliant though bloodicst of modern wars
May the peace 50 dearly achieved be lasting
one"
The ceremonies closed with confrrrns
honOrs on victorious generals Among them,
General Won Room was made Count OF the
Empire, and General Won Aloltke, Field Mar.
shal Of the imperial army.
Berlin, June 1.-THE triumphant entry
was unprrcc,lcntcdly grand, to the closing
scene. Bismarck then pproachcd the Eu
pcror, and asked leave to nnvcil the statute
The Emperor bowed and bismarck moved his
hand, when the canvass fell from the statue,
while drums ratified, trun,pcts hlarcd, the
standards of The guards were lowered towards
the s,anc, the troops presented arms aud
chccrcd loudly. salute was fred of lOl
guns, tho church bells broke into intantanc.
ons ringing, while out Of the turmoil the ma
tional air resolves itself. The Emperor,
helmet in hand then approached his fathers
statue. and walked slowly around it. Bands
struck up "Na"doh1 AN Gon," and the
troops Joined in singing the hymn.
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