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and decorous dignity and nobleness Of de-
meanor which has provoked the admiration of
all. After the empress had been duly invested
with the imperial mantle, and their majesties
were both seated again on thoir thrones, the
archdeacon intoned the imperial titles and
sang
DONNIE sALvATUM FAC IMPERAToRtM,
which was taken III, and thrice repeated by the
| choir Directly this part Of the ceremony was
| finished, the bells in all the churches of Mos
COW rang out in chorus Il salute OF 101 guns
was fired, and inside the cathedral members
OF the imperial family rendered their canglatu-
lations to their maiesties. Tho emperor then
knelt and recited prayer, at the end of which
the clergy and all present knel. before the en-
peror. The bishop of Moscow said aloud, in
behalf of the nation, fervont prayer for the
happiness of their majeshes. Shouts Of 'Lons
live the emperor then rent the cathedral and
were taken By the thousands outside and car
ried from mouth to mouth until that part of
the multitude who were unable to get inside
even the ample acreage of the Krcmfh
caught up the sound and waved their huge
volume Of human congratulation to the re.
motest parts of the city, when it was speedily
made known to all the world that another czar
of the Russas had been crowned.
The Cathedral choir then sang the TIE Deun,
after which the emperor unglrted his sword
and, accompanied By the empress and nnmer-
Gus dgnitaries, proceeded to the gate OF the
Sanitary. There the metropolitan of Novgorod
aneinted the cniperor's forehead, eyelids, nos
trils lips, cars, breast and hands, at the same
exclaimng: 'Behold the seal of the Holy
Ghost; may it keep thee ever holy" The en-
press was anointed only on the forehead
Both partook of sacrament, and then
eft the Cathedral, wearing their
crowna and mantels. the emperor also
bearing the scepter and orb. After praving in
the Cathedral of Michael the Archangel, their
majestles returned to the palace, escorted by
procession which presented all even more
splendid sight than that which escorted them
to the Cathedral, being new augmented by
gorgeous state carriages of the imperial fam
lily. Banners waved from all points in the
kremlin and tho whole route of the procession
fairly glowed with bright draperies and hang
ings The emperor re- entered the palace by
the celebrated red staircase, whence laws were
anciently promulgated. There he turned and
saluted the people, who Immediately uncov-
cred their heads. cheering enthusiastically and
blessing the cZar.
The Imperial banquet began at $50 p. M,
in the hall called Granovitada Palata This
hall was specially restored for the occasion
and was splendialy decorated with cloth o
gold The emperor and empress, wearing
thor crowns, SAT ut separate tables, or thrones,
of unequal heighth. Their majesties wore
served by distinguished nobles, acting as
cup bearers, carvers, etc The first
toast was, 'sHis majesty, the emperor"
which was followed by salute of
sxty-ono guns; next was ''Her majesty, the
empress" followed by ffty-one guns; the
third was ''Ihe imperial household - followed
by thirty-one guns; and the fourth was ''rhe
clergy aud all faithful Subjects" followed by
twenty-one guns. The foreign princes and
diplomatls's present stood during the first
course, and afterward, in accordance with the
ancient custom, withdrew to a separate repast.
The weather was fine throughout tho day and
everything passed off successfully. Silver
tokens in memory of the day were distributed
IN twenty Moscow churches to- night.
Before thoir maiestcs LETT the place, the
route to the cathedral was sprinkled with holy
water Heavy rain foil before their .ajestte5
started, but just as they took their places
under canopy the sun shone brilliantly. In
the cathedral it WAS noticed when the car
knelt alone to utter the prayer OF intercesson;
his eyes filed with tears and he sobbed
Mounted Cossacks patroiled every street Troops
lined tho route, and the procession remained
bareheaded, the whole morning, Those unable
to Obtain ADMISSION to the kremlin remained
outside on their knees close TO the walls dur
tns the best part of the day praying for the
czar correspondent who has witnessed the
greatest pageants of the last thirty five years.
says the spectacle eliminating i'll the advent
of their maiesties, crowned and robed, was The
most imposing and splendid he ever beheld.
THE COST OF CORONATION
is estimated at 60, 900, 0GO, which viii be COW
cred by the issue of treasury bills, Only thir-
teen newspaper correspondents were allowed
inside the cathedral during the ceremony--six
Russian and seven foreign, the latter incl aiding
one English and one American correspondent.
An academy professor and twelve Russian art
lists were appointed to mako complete
album of the scenes of the cornatlon. Kremln
square was 80 denselv packed it would have
been impossible for any -niscreant 10 havo ex-
traced his arms should he have intended to
use them against the czar. The cars crown
dates from the period of Emperor Paul l. and
is valued at o, 5,O00 900 roubtes
THE czAR's MANIFESTO
was Issued this evening, and is document of
very considerable length. Crowds besieaaa
the printing Office to obtain COPIES perusal
of 1t caused great rejoicing. The czar has ad-
dressed the following rescrpt 10 Degors min
lister Of foreign affairs:
The great power and glory acquired nv Rnssia
thanks to Divine providence. the extent of her en-.
pire and her numerous population, leave no room
for any icea of further conques's. My solicitude
Is exclusively devoted to the peaceable deyeoD-
ment of the country and it's prosperity to the
preservation of friendly relations with foreign
powers on the basis of existing treaties and TO The
maintenance of the dignity of the empire Having
found in your constant, jealous and useful cola
borator for the promotion of these views in the
direction OF our international relations confer
you my order of ST. Alexanaers newski, in dia-
m9nds, as a testimonial of my gratitude,
LoNDoL. May 2S-The Times correspond
ent, the only English newspaper representative
IN the cathedral, saIs the ceremony was grand
and imposing My pen can give only faint
and imperfect outline of the event The illu-
mlnauons tonight are magnificent The city
looks like mass of Yariegated fires.
Thesmanlfesto announces q continuance os
the present state Of affairs III Russia the con-
di'lonal pardon Of Poles, remission of penal
ties for on-poitical offenses and other mat
ter5 as previously referred to in these dis
patches.
Rad p1apa II nj