, 1873-07-06

than the first. No mlntAkinB thcm Regular
olerRy, every man Of thorn IN cowl and soapu-
Some with foroheads, yil1Ainously low; otllore
with tho brow Of Loyola or Antonelti tnissal
~ hand, black friars and gray" Domlnicane,
""arnl-hoarted nrothors," " OapuclinH, Francis.
flags and ornamonts, hut there WAS no particular
notice taken Of to, nor, for tho tnattor of that,
OF tho moro Interesting conspicuous procession
Of MI tho parish prloats and curoa and servitors,
tho number tot twonty-oight separate religious
establishments, each with 1ags, banners. ortlol-
Axos, holy on,bloma, tapor.hoaring pEioata and
ncolytos, who moved with hltchea a,ltl brcakB in
chasnblos, aud canonicals Of tho richest, borne
by men old and 1nillle-agod, venerable aud
commonplace. Of whom 30 many woro ,epocta-
ctes TINT ono wondered what they would laye
S dstnea"Se 5 fe ot sse ssSasros Hs1H a
born. Following tho laat Of this long train
stepped ont spruce gentlemen In evening. dtoss.
whltc cravats and gloves, most with d dccora-
Of tue city. Theso worc followed by tho town
councillors Of the saulo 1loichshanpt and Rom
denztadt, tho singers Of tho Cathedral tho
alluinnat Of tho Prince Bishop, tho Archepis-
tion Of court valotn thlrty-ak in number. Tho
Knights Of tho aoldon Fleeco, carrying taapcrs.
closed tho roar of this animated doitlo. There
was no silence In tho brilliant ranks. They talk
ell aDu AuEaCu &UlQuk t0CluhalTDH. H1Auy q
namo tamoun In Auatria was heard in tho crowd
ncar nne as varluus people recognized tho pass
era-by.
cou1Nu OF THE EAEERon.
Wo had Bcarcoly cyea for tho four doaeons and
stalkod tho CARDINAL Prince, Archbishop; nor
ovon for that Bumptuous canopy, esoorstd BY
Pages With wex r tapsrs. For H9to Gomes ~ tho
as bis custom is-c1ad In tho uniform Of an
Aussrinn General, as his custom is-with tho
chain Of the toison dor over hia shoulders, and
orders and stars on hts breaBt, bearing I long
In his left hand, gravo and dignilod, Francis
Joseph, with tho measured stride tn which he
| combines grace and lightnona with csrtain
| majesty, came forth and as ho walked, turned
his head to each sido as If ho wore looking out
for friendly facos in tho multitude. Lot ua hope
he saw them, for ho needs them all-tho van-
quinhed in two gront wars tho Hapeburg. who
lost the lend Of Germany; who lost Italy to
AuRtria who noTer 1ost honor or hone6t mons
good will whose courage aud faith arc worthy
Of tho best fortunoB Of his house. After him
camo u crowd Of ArchdukoB, among whom, In
deed, missed only chiyalrous old Albreoeht, Of
in their attompf to mako +" Italia farn dn So"
They had ouch household and many oificors,
! and they woro all, Of courso, In full uniform !;
but tho eyea Of tho crowd followed ths figure Of
the Emperor as long as It was visible. and aftor
Guard and tho Hungarian HusBars whoolod
round aud rode ut tho ond of oil the proccesion,
many pooplc went home-and I waa among
thom. Il would be an hour or more bofore they
| would return, and then-meme historic, for the
| Emperor ouly hears short eervicet when ho 70"
| enters st. Stephenss and thon the ceremony endB,
aud ho is ut rest. Some time atter gained tho
hotol thero WIS q sharp volley Of musketrJ:
tho procession in the Graben. Lator thore wss
another. And again third. Suddenly down
came shower Which, ,tdeepeued into deluge Of
rain. This lasted for an hour or more, and 1nust
| havo Heomcd to tho Vionnene whom 1t drenched
| bnt poor answer to their prayers.
| QUEEN ELIZABETH. -
Whom 1t wAa made known that tho beautiful,
but rather willful, Empress Elizabeth would not
Frohotichna,nfeBt, thu Visnnese nero inclined to
scold, and did, indeed, pout and talk not .
little. For they are jealous Of thor 1ioge lady'a
affections, and suapact her Of IN undue prefor-
if ahe. Empreaa, Queen, aud woman, feele the
groatost regard for those who treat be, with re-.
| spectful devotion. In Vienna they at9 cold and
| cennorious, much given to gossip, aud rude
enough At times in the n. manner n. Of writing Of
the court in their parlsian love Of bon naoIs and
chron;qucs scGndaEeuses. Tho reason her Ma teBty
assigned was proof Of tho argument agalnst
giving ronsona for q any any decislon3" It rann
remember that sllo had not hesittaod to run the
risk beforc in this very treacherons climate
And it was sight to 600 In other years, when
the gracioua and graceful lady, floating rather
than walking along the estrada Of planks, which
is laid along the course OF the procession, passed.
like The vision Of the lovely Queen, whom Burke
compared to the Morning Star in his fsmoua
rhapsody, aud followed by tho datnos OF honor
in their flowing trains and splendid nlanttes, OK
| torted from the hardest Radical mud Republican
q momentary adhesion to Imperial sway.
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