The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-28

monia was conducted with all the grandeur Of
throne and altar, and with the splendor OF civil
State ceremony hitherto observed and practised on
such occasions. The proceedings were conducted
In accordance with the historic associations Of the
Christian capital, but as we know to-day the triple
crown Of the Papacy was then seen In sacred use
Corsnati0 Of the Cznr.
Alexander the second crowned Emperor OF
Russia on the 7th OF September tRusslan style) in
the year 1856. We received account Of the ccre-
mony BY way OF England, and published II in the
HERALD on the 5tn OF October, the same year. The
Russian military portion OF the pageant was OF the
u subject 10 the sceptre OF the imperial
Muscovite being represented In the ranks Of
the army. Mounted Cossacks OF the regiments OF
the Don Kept the streets and highways or the capt.
tai during the day. Veteran officers OF the empire
who marked by their presence the OF the later
Russian rulers, lined the starcases OF tine palace,
pointing the way to those VINO were permitted TO
the Congratulations OF the surrounding nations.
This Russian coronation ceremony. judged W lis
parts was Inc most the ana re-
their power which has taken place In the world
English memorial IN ST. Paups yesterday.
The Emperor OF Austria Crowned King Of
Hungary.
His Apostolic Majesty Francis Joseph Charles OF
Austria was solemnly crowned King OF Hungary,
in Pestb, the sth OF June, 1857. The ceremonial
siastical ana civil. The procession weighed
down, as 1t were. with armOr with gold, with
croziers, and with mitres. The people were pre-
sent by permission, but the expression oil loyalty
and fervor was not spontaneous, nor was II uni
versa.
BOnnparte's Royal Visitors.
The Emperor Napoleon the Third brought money
TO Paris and put 1t IN pockets OF the citizens OF
the French capital Ia consequence OF his liberal
and gorgeous entertainments OF his brother sove-
regns during the more happy years OF his reign.
From the moment OF the formal proclamation OF
his assumption or the imperial purple, the ID OF
December, 1852, TO that OF his being declared
prisoner to the Emperor William OF Germany then
King of Prussia) on the "a OF September, 1870, ne
was visited ny Queen Victoria, the Car of Russia,
the sultan OF Turkey. the Emperor of Austria the
King OF Prussia and the Crown Prince the Prince
OF Wales, the eX.Queen OF SPAN. the King u Dem
The French display and Partisan gala celebra-
TONS which we're observed on eacn OF these occa-
Si0ns were Of great brancv and maghri eence.
They were, 1t must he SAID, more SNOWY ana Tor
effect than substantial or Tor enduring conse-
quences
Bonapprte's Visit 10 Victoria.
Napoleon In return visited the Queen OF Great
Britain ana some few others Of the neignboring
monarchs Wnen In England he was lodged in Buck
lngnam Palace, and from there-the essential and
objective point OF the war ambition OF Napoleon the
First-dated his celebrated decree appointing the
late Marshal Bugeaud Minister OF War OF France.
When Napoleon the First was just setting out from
Paris TO open ms grand Campaign against Russia
he SAID, III will GATE my nrst despatch OF glory
from Moscow my next from Buckingham Palace"
The great soldier calculated that wien the and OF his
navy, then very powerful under the direction OF
DEGREES, that he would be enabled to go from Rus
STA TO India and thence TO Great Britain. Nelson
extlnguished his nope al Trafalgar. Since that day
OF victory the British Crown held the defeated
leader Of Waterloo prisoner, buried MN ut ST.
Helena permitted his aSneS TO be carried 10 france,
fO-tlu
eX-Emper0r Napoleon and TO the younger Napoleon
Eugenie's Tour in Egypt.
Her Majesty the Empress Eugenie OF France made
o visit to Egypt in the year 1869.
The imperial French yacht DAigle took her
through the Suez Canal on the occasion Of the
opening OF the new transit. This was q really
brilliant affair, and tended to mark the initiation
OF new era In the history OF the commerce and
civilization Of the earth. The imperial nag Of
France was saluted by the war vessels OF all the
great nations Of the Old World, ana also by the
trading marine OF the United States.
The Empress landed on the historic soil Of Egypt
ana was received as the guest Of the Khedive. A
series Of magnificent Jetes was celebrated In her
honor, and Eugene, with the members OF her
escort, including her chaplain, Pere Bauer enjoyed
themselves lmmenselv. High Mass according to
the ritual Of the Roman Catholic church, was
celebrated openly territory land OF The
| Pnaroahs. the Empress rode camels and
dromedaries, and the native Egyptians exhibited
IN all their dances and festive sports IN her pres
eDce. This bright and hopeful page II the history
OF the House OF Bonaparte Is specially reported In
the pages OF the HERALD our kilograms and written
correspondence IRON Egypt appearing in our
| columns from the Goth OF September, 1869, 70 the
22d OF November OF the same year consecutivey,
and subsequently at regular intervals. until the
moment or the Empress reception by her husband
| in Paris on her return. i
| Eugenie's Visit 10 Turkey.
| Eugenic visited Turkey and journeyed to Constan-
/ flnonla the same year The Sultan received her In