New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
TIE IMPERIAL PROCESSION

TIE IMPERIAL PROCESSION.
- nrcopATIoNs-wHO COMPOSED THE PKoCLs-
s,n>--rur EMPEROR RECEIVED WITH WILD
CHEERING. -, -
,,oecuw u.., oo-The State entry of the EN-
aror INTO Moscow took place tO-daE am" '.'0
cheers Of thousands of sp ,ctators Inc weather IN
tho morning was fine. There was sight '''i v,
rain however, during the march o1 the l'"poi'"i
rroooss,on but otherwise the affair was a compete
success. s .Lo po
.roeskv Palace to the Krem'in, distance OF lonr
and ono half miles was crowded with people. Al
~,or, noint imperial standards were displayed anu
balconies were hung with gny colored materi"Is
opd the Russian co,ors. The Only lorelgh H"S'
allowed 10 be displayed were those over tne V"I'"'
Embassies from which float the coIorS ol t"c ~
spective cou tries. Along the road whch ,l'c p''-
cess,on travcrsed there were hundred 'eno'i"'
masts from which banners were lying All 'n7
dornes and spir.s of the bulldnes III the CITY "e'V
decked with flags. Thousands OF perNohs p'SS'"
tbo night ont OF doors so that they might secure
good places to wit&css the PROCESSION. Mu'''UucS
Of others thronced the churches praying Ter me
sofetv Of the Emperor The diplomats and o'Aer
donitar,es VINO did aot take pant IN the process -
occunied seats in trbUnes along the route.
The Emueror lett the Pc .ohsky Palace at noon
and reached IN, Kremlin at l:25 o'clock. lie wore
the uniform of a general and was mounted Oh
o,loudid horse. lie rode little IN advance oil the
four generals who were directly attending hin' nc
rnointalned a calm Gemeanor although ne one"
smiled cracousy in response to the VIA ell
thu>iasm which greeted him at every POM
The sunal for starting the procession. was 'hc I'e
of artillery and the ringing OF the beiis Oh t"'
Cathedral of the Assumption. OI the thpeioiS
,nouptlng his horse other sa utes were hred'
THE ORDER OF The PROCESSION.
Tho order of fine nrnc-s,ion was Is follows: Ine
Cbier Officer of 2 olice and twelve gendarmeS; the
nuvate escort of he Emperor; the First squadron
of Cossacks of the Guard and one Squadron Oh
Dragons; mounted Asa;ic deputationS; repre-
sentatves Of the Nobility Court servants coariei9
and buntsntn: Masters Of Ceremonies. III carriages
dravn by SIX horses and foil WED bya large hu nDer
of Court officials and their auiteS Foreign frhc>;
the Members of the COuBcii OF the EmpIIe 9Ie
Grand Marshal of the Court: squadron OF the Chc,
waller Guastls; the Emperor on hoIrehacK I"I!OHcu
NJ TConrt NcXandcr AdlcrbcTg; the Minister OF war
and az, Aide-dc-camp General; the CztreVitc9 aud
fhe Grand Dukes George, Michael Alexis tul ana
Constantine, aud the latteTs son Cous'ahuHe' anu
%fcrall the male members of the Imperial family
who s., ere on hOIsohaca came the Empress tcc"IH-
panied by the Grand Ducnes' Ag 80 ,rno,o W.,
IL a state carriage drawn bv e'ght hors"", Il 2Ioon
leading each horse. E9ucul rode ON either 'luc
OF the carriage, and mounted pages ana HIoo'N' loi
Then came state carriages the first contain
ing the Grand Duchesses Marie PaulQvua an
Alexandra Joseph0yua; me srGoRa tne E."n" 'i
Duchrsses Olga FcOJorONne ana Mare AIrAaI-
drovna and the Duche>S Ot EGlnOurGn; tur u'I"'
Grand Duchess Vera COu>autlnoVua 'hc D.cH. D.cH.S9
of Wurtrmberg and the Grand Duchess ~ ieiI"t
NirLarovna: and tie fourth, Princess Marie Ol
Baden, Princess Eugenie OF OdcnonI3 ana tue
Grand Duchess Helen, OF MGt Aichpu'p ,iy,,n1 ,
Aen there came squadron OF me NuiI"AsscI ~
1eut of The Guards, ladies OF honor n carriages auu
asquadron OF the Lancers OF the Nuard'
RECEIVING THE EMPEROR.
The Mayor and deputations OF tradesmen Jo'ned
the procession at the old triumpha arch. Marshals
OF the nobility of Warsaw and several other dlS-
tricts did homage to the Emperor at the Tyerskala
place. The Civil Governor of Moscow, the Judges
and other city officers received The Emperor at
the Gate Of the ResurrectlOn where his
Imperial Majesty and the Grand Dukes ana
tbe Empress ahghted and knclt in prayer before
the picture of the Virgin. The Archbishop ol ar
saw received the Emperor at the steps or thcCa'hc-
dral of the Assumption with cross anu holy "a'or'
Al this point the cheering OF the people was per
fectly deafenng. The procession then entered thc
A SPLENDID EFFECT PRODUCED.
Cheer upon cheer followed each other mccssantly
from, the denselv packed multitude in the streets
and from the thousands of people IN the balconies
and windows along the route of the procession
The Empress was greeted with every mark
of enthusiasm and loyalty. Her daughter
the Grand Duchess of Aenla, threw Kisses Kisses
fo the people The mounted Grand Dukes
formed very brilliant group The AIItlc depu'a-
lions we're also magniGcently attlred. Tine ~ato
carriages were spendidly decorated and The whole
effect was most Gorgeous The entire route was
lined with tr. ops At the moment the cortege en-
tered the city a salute of scventy-one guns was
fired from Tsarskala place
After entering the KIemiu Court officials pre-
sented their Maie-t with bread and salt on plates
of silver aud gold. When their MaIesles retlrcd
bells peaed and a salute of 10l guns was fired
The Emperor wore the broad blne ribbon oi the
Order of st. Andrew over his uniform. The En-
press and the Grand Duchesses wore national Rus
sian dresses.
RUMORS OF 4 PLOT AGAINST THE EMPEROR.
LONDON, May 22-A dispatch from Berlin to
Reuters Telegram Company says that report,
which is not yet confirmed comes from ST. Peters
burg TO the effect that previous TO the departure Of
the Emperor for Moscow and explosion occurred
under the washstand and in the fireplace III his
dressinc-room. but that nobody was injured, the
Emperor and Empress being III the dlnlng-room at
the time.
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