, 1875-08-19


ora In their picturesque national costumes, lean
inH on their rifles, tIo deer-holnd 1t their feet
When tho Emperor arrived The 1argo oaen
apaco In frunt Ut tbo monumeut presented
wonderful sueetacie,
Tho trihluea enc.rcng It we're crowded. with
citzens aui lsdics and Ferr1rhlens in msyuifi-
eeot dronsen. which we're ilarnloplnu.ly net OF
by The numerous representatives Of it,o German
insignia, lnterapcrsai with {iermau-Atasr!t an
! cit,zsnB waving tue Hlass ana st,,pea,
Wien the E,n,eror arrived upou the scepe,
abont honn md Asd apcepdei tho Imperial
tribune, he was received with dcafonlng cheers
| mhi1o tho Court Chamberlain steppcf forward
| snl presented him with l,at,tjso,,,c wreath.
Tho ceremony VA. rponod vith prayor anil n
short aeIfuou, to which tho Emperur deynutly
lIsteDoi. Ala ailyered hand iun,blv uncny-
cred. Then folio wed chur,ts with full musical
arc0mf all III ant, cousat!ug of 4 characteristic
deHcrluttsD hermann tAutata c0mpoasd Tor tho
oceasinn. After the music came au address by
Irisy Cnuueellns F.euss. ot uotn,tl1 caunon
veto flrc,l and The full military taud stationed
a.nind tho Ipouu,ent inlolied tie grand I,y,nu
"0!ory to God In tho Highest" IT. m,trh
thoasss,sa OF npeetasors enthusiastically joinnJ.
! Counselor 1.lledcfa of 1lanover, then rpoho
Of tue dnep Significance Of the present ceIebra-
ton. not Forgetting tho manifold tliItrnl:"4
wi,lc had surrounded shiA ors. lie mrt.tIn,.er.
mt without emotion, that lilo eculltor had
racriticod Ills fortune aud nearly .pent lis life
simo to acconplins hss grand task but that lie
and hitnse1f to rece,vo tic mcrltos f.onorH
1t WAS IN affecting moment when, after this
speech VAS Finished, tue EHs1 oroT sent ilts
Chamberlain to bring Dardel before him. With
is years asconucd the tribune.
The Emperor adyanced:award him. erasno1
him by both banda. and held them firmly u his
for over minute. amid ths wiidcnt a. plsuse Ct
tho Assembled multitude. BaudAl MAJ over
! como with emotion And sunk u,on chair,
narro'inded by FEincea and FIinccsae". again
tho EDrcTor approached him. and. holding hun
ahoctl"nately hy both shoulders. warmly con-
gfaLillated tho happ7 sculptor u',h bid SUCCESS.
Thu Emperor raid tbiH was ono OF tue mort
affecting fest'y.'s he had aver Witnessed, and
hc rejoIced in tliig monument. inaaguratinE TIM
New esa Of !%n',}'s unstea Hefmany. aud il Al.
"oUM do their duty toHard tho beloved Father
| land IL would rctnain 90 forever.
Alter eoue moro SINGING and repeated stormy
cheers for tho Emntr0r Eannl and the tIcr-
| MAu Empire, tfls Emperor and bis ruilo rose to
leave. aud tho solemn part of tho inauguration
| CLOSED.
sands ot nititea prtctat"rs AtiI4euwleti tho te.-
| tive place ill late at night. illuminating it'll
bonfires the gigantic stau,o that ntood With uI,-
lifted hword over o battlefield Of nineteen ce-
THE arAruE or nEnMAsx.
! The city Of DetnoEd. In Germany, vaa. on
| Mnnt1ay. Aug. It, the sccno Of nntsonh feAt,-
| val III honor of one OF Get,nany'a most ancient
heroes, ArlniDua, or liertnanu colossal statue
| of whom wnn unveiled heforo an mhenBe nu-
tiude IL prese,'ce nf the lr,nceE Of GH!maDy hnl
| otl,cr d1rt,neuiHhed vin.tosB. Artu.nils was
I Prince of thu ChernBei. urrman tribe. and Man
equestrian ordcr !s youth, and served IN tho
troots auxiliary TO the koman amy Oh tho
| Danube. III tho year u. e., he planned Il nuc-
ccs.!ul snsnr-rctloa against Varus. the Ru.nan
commander. and hofeascd !''n ,roap= with sr1at
| slaughter, Narus taking his owu l!fc to prevent
| capt1re. II VIM aftor tia nowH Of thr tle frnt t.