The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-27

able to Say, but II would De next 20 3 miracle
II there were none. lam told that at one mo-
ment the crowd at the northwestern corner OF
the schloss fell down In a heap as If torn by
an internal CONFUSION.
AT CHURCH. -
This morning The Emperors of Russia and
Austria attended divine service-the one In
the chapel of his Embassy, the other at the
Catholic Church of st. Hedwig. His Austrian
Majesty was received at the door o fthe sacred
edfdce by the clergy, who bowed low as they
handed him the holy water. A little later the
Royal family and guests visited the Geological
Gardens, in summer the principal fashionable
resort. The drive through the park was lined
with holiday-makers, ard the gardens full Of
the elite. As the first carriage, containing
the German and Austrian S0verelgns, ap-
preached the gate of the gardens the horses
reared and became 30 r,slive that the Empe-
ror Francis Joseph seemed inclined to Jump
out. The Emperor William remained quietly
leaning back, till the chief Of the metropolitan
police seized the bride and held the horses,
heads. 1t was not, however, till the band In
aide the gardens ceased playing the Austrian
National Flynn that the excited animals
would go through the gate. The second car
rage was occupied by the Emperor. of Russia
and the Empress Of Germany; the third by the
two Crown Princes. While the Royalties
were driving about In the gardens, stopping 9
moment here and there. the public maintained
IN attitude of respectful reserve occasionally
interrupted by a subdue1 cheer. The ~sattsfac.
ton of seeing their old and beloved Sovereign
80 we'll surrounded was universal; but there is
too little to be discerned In the way OF tangt
BILE results to cause the people to be elated at
the prophecies OF perpetual peace, however
profusely volunteered by. the press. This
afternoon the Royal party lett for bis Males.
tvs Castle of Babelsberg, near Potsdam, where
they will dine. In the evening they Will drive
through the beautiful grounds and parks be.
longing to various: members of the Royal
family. and take tea at the New Palace, the
winner residence OF the Crown Prince
and Princess. But there is q difference be-
tween tea and lea. rWhile the ''cup which
cheers but not inebria.es" is being handed
round in the spacious saloons opening Into the
garden q fairy play will enchant the eye. A
hundred thousand lamps will shed q sot
light among the trees Many colored bal
looms and Chinese lanterns will dimly shine
In the dark leaty avenues Of the park, while
blazing candelabra, In the form OF palm trees,
a!oes and pyramids, ara to enllVen the open
SPACE In front of the palace. As q novelty Oh
the kind hfty-four real fir trees In the garden
will be adorned and lit, like so many monster
Christmas trees, anticipating that Joyous seq
son, and converting summer Unto winter 1or
the edIfcalion Of omnipotent royalty. The
tea, 1t would appear, Is strongly favored with
other ingredients, and promises 10 be Inc
most taken of all that is served up during the
festive week. A late train will carry the
guests back to Berlin, only to find themselves
at another terminus OF halt.past eight to.mor-
row morning. At that early hour they mean
to set off tor the manguvres near Spandau.