The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-24


before the era OF liaussmauns as many found
out to their cost to-day. heard OF several sun
see saw & @
be set back by anything. SO they scrambled, shouted
and ran from one pont TO the other in order to get
the fun beneDt Of the view al several different sD0is
Your correspondent was among the number OF the
running crowd doing harder duty in this line than
amidst all the clash and connct OF The recent
tending armies in France. AS We got into The
straight uphill street ealing TO
THE STEPS OF THE QUlRINAL
we had all to run for our lives or bones TO escape
PEI nedng oveIthrown. trampled upon and crushed by
the irresistible waves q people attending The royal
the square we arrived in full time 10 see
me King and his suite drive into the
ndeed a. ws as ssn cSeeed ao sras cSSa
nave been more enthusiastic. Under the screening
lively quiet Tor two or three miutes. ' Then calls
went up to the chief window where all ewes were
sSs u Savs nam
vlTTORlO EMANUEL.
The velvet drapery was immediately hung down
and the King, dressed division general. app
peared, hat IN hand, bowling and raising his hat
did hts part gracefully and seemed also to take IN
the significance Of the whole proceeding with tns
a. the Vatican. which was in sight nom
the balcony standpoint; He was called out
whereupon the crowd dispersed and went away
down the stairway c0ntented and charmed that all
portant item Of the royal on 81 their grand
old city, OF which in the boliom OF their Hearts
ns Romans are 80 gu e ng % o. S
and short repose ne was out again IN ms carriage
accompanied by Prince Hnmbert TO attend
THE NATIONAL SHOOTING MATCH
Of the city, on the banks Of the fiber All Rome. it
may be said, was there In attendance also to wit.
ness the great Nimrod Of the day-the King is real
Nimrod IN the hunting lne, being the best shot OF
iair ana square. In the estimation Of the
citizens he has Just hi. the nail on the
and they seemed to Ss con1eSt snas Ne
would not fall to carry on the honors Of the shoot
ing, and so no did TO their eager and Lively salts
faction. He fired three times TO the best his abb
NY and better than any one else present; for the
Mayor who Is native, until very lately not acous-
Papal government, made a wretched shot, although
the King presented him the first gun to Are. the
crowd was highly pleased at the royal performance,
and voted him then aud tn re a trump OF King IN
every way; even the ladies found no fault with his
ooks dress or acts anSugh they the
and imperial Of his. Here again the painters brush
could alone have done justice TO The magnificent
getting up OF the scenes; never before did AcQuace.
tosa SEQ s1ch q throng, such beautiful display or
the picturesque, even in the days OF Zouaves ana
dulge IN these luxures on That spot. The shooting
being over, the royal party returned into the city,
BACK TO THE QUIRINAL
where the King assembled at a dinner of 100 covers
the foreign ambassadors present aud the most dis
tlnguished OF the ciyil and military ocias In the
cpal authorities to attend the Apollo Theatre where
SsTatd az gaia or operate representation had
been gotten up expressly Tor the occasion.
AT NIGHT
The boxes were knocked down for the evening at
exorbitant rates even for Rome, viz at S18 ana S2O
rates which only the weblacked and white era
waited OF the juoilalt patriots could afford to pay
At the theatre the plaudits again were plenufully
but not orderly bestowed on the chief OF the new
nation and his attending offspring. The King Is
ona Of theatres and r. and on leaving
necessary to build one much larger than the Apollo
and more adapted to the high destinies OF the capi.
thnI In1 that
colleagues OF the band OF sConscript Fathersr-ony
the true ones are those who hold forth the Capi
0 King The iuDilators returned, Shouting with
The royal carriages to the palace from whence they
decked and lighted with thousands OF ricolors and
Venetian lamps.
This morning the excitement was as high rs ever.
and the festivities were still on that high tdc lead
Ing TO the new fortunes OF Rome. Busne confu-
fine linen and purple Is to be laid inside, Tor the
fetes were booked for yesterday and to-day only and
Florence and Turin some Of me Italian fI press %
writers are giving good council, particularly TO the
time OF rejoicing Is over, and laughter and pleasure
must give place TO nard labor. A quarter OF cen
tury spent In festifyng Is enough From today the
omy, routes, schools. Very true they are pressing
needs. The KING goes away on account OF the
intense heat to rusticate IN the North. He
is the eighth King OF Rome; Tarquln. the seventh,
when expelled ned into Tuscany and now Victor
Such Is the historical record raked light OF
day oy the patriot writer's now rejoicing. This
capital, was he'd by the King and his Ministers az
the Quifnal. At this Council several important de-
crees were signed and dated at Rome Ihey VIII be
which is now published mere.
THE KING AND TIE MAYORS.
The mayors IN attendance from the other large
cities OF Italy. together with several high person
ages, were received also In formal audience thus
giving to tile present celebrations all the airs OF q
j0,d de capitallzng and secuarizng of tue City OF
me Popes. The King was very CORDIAL to the mayors
good fortunes, remarkng ''i in substance 'I that
The work Of national Independence had COS,
but that once IN Rome the nation would remain
here at all costs. He had been desrous OF not OF.
Tending the Holy Father but all his efforts had met
by he hand, he joculariy ssid:-"Now. suppose
Torn VIII be content" Turin had a small revou-
rom it's safekeeping.l -a
Atnalf-past five p. NJ.
The soSn.:...aN rARApEp THE pRINcUAL STREETS
liant stan to review the troops and the onr legions
Dt the National Guard The military were drawn up
n double lie on one side q ne streets while he
King passed without sign II hesita Ion and most
between his exniaraed new SUBJECTS
and the soldiers; and 1t Is useless 10 remark that
shouts MOWERS and handkercnies as On tae preceding
IN showing good viii and atlributing applause 20
the man who, both by his good sense IN Council
anu bravery on the Dattieuel1, certainly did much
ITO make Italy" After going through the VIA del
Baobrmo ana making the circuit into the Oorso, the
royal reviewing party, stlll on horseback. drew up
IN front OF the royal pavilion which had been put
$50. TIE PIAZZA DEL poroLo
try, with bands playing, banners waving and crowds
passed by and In front VI The "brst
soldier Of Italian independence" The square was
arranged In the form Of vast theatrical pfE
crowded TO It's utmost capacity, and beautifully or.
raised on nigh, which sfessnted The various stages
Of Italy's hard trip to freedom. The first repre-.
septed the Growing OF the present King;
The second, his oath 10 Keep the constitu-
toni third, the battlefield of Paesr0, where
the French Zouaves named him corporal Of their
select body; fourth, the battlefield Of San Marine;
nrh, meeting OF the King and Garibadi on the bat
feneld; sixth, reception at Venice alter Its annexa
Iion seventh, entry OF the Italian troops at Posta
PA, last September; eighth going up into the Capt.
O-"in advance OF the malls" TO use press phrase