Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-06-01

Of sympathy with her royal husband, and
touched deeply the audi .nce. Tue Gar
preserved Throughout grave and decorous
dignity and hobleness of demeauor.
Aner the Cercmony--Joy and GrasuIa.
After the Empress had been duly Invested
with the imperial mantle and their matesties
were both seated again on their thrones the
archdeacun intoned the Imperial titles and
sang "Domine salvum fac imperatprem'
which was taken up and thrice repeated by
the choir. Directly this part OF the cere
mony was finished the bells In al the
churches In Moscow rang out In chorus. A
salute of lUl guns WAS fired. Aud inside the
cathedral the members OF the imperial lam.
lily rendered their congratulations to their
mujesties. The Emperor then knelt and
rcclted q prayer, at the end OF which
tho clergy and all present knelt before the
Emperor The bishop Of Moscow said aloud
in behalf of the nation, u fervcnt prayer Tor
the happiness of their majes;ics. Shouts OF
"Long live the Emperor" then rent the ca'h
edral, aud were taken up by thousands OUT
side aud carried from mouth to mouth until
that part of the multitude who were unable
to &c, inside even the ample acreage of the
Kremin caught the sound aud waved 1t in u
huge volume OF human graduation to the
remotest parts of the city, where It was
speedily known that another Car OF Russia
had been crowned.
Notes ortho Day.
The weather was fino throughout the day
and everything passed of successfully. Sill
yer tokens in memory of the day were dis
tributed in 90 Moscow churches tonight.
Before their ajesties left the palace the
route to the cathedral was sprinkled with
holy water. A heavy rain fell before their
ma jes,ies started, but just as they took Their
places under the canopy the sun shonc bril-
liautly.
The Cost Tho Reporters.
The cost OF the coronation is estimated at
60. 000, 600, which will he covered by the issue
OF treasury bills. Only 10 newspaper cor
respondents were allowed inside the ca no
drul during the ceremony-six Russian au =
seven foreign, the latter incIu ling one Eng
li,h and one American. Anacauemy profes'
sor and Twelve Russian artists have be II APP
pointed to make complete album Of the
events Of the coronation.
Tho Cars Policy.
The Cars manifesto was issued at six
O'Clock this evening and is document OF
v,ry consi,, rable length. Crowds bes'escd
the printing Office to obtain copies, the l,e.
rusal Of which caused great rejoicing. The
mauifesto announces The continuance OF the
Lresrnt state of affairs in Russia. conditional
pardon of the Poles remission Of penalties
ior nou-pollticAl offences and other matters
Celebration At 81. Petersburg.
The coronation of the Car was celebrated
at st. Petersburg by special services in all
the churches, aud hy pal ade of the troops.
The city was brilliantly Illuminated to-niehl
aud the streets were thronged with people.
Order prevails.
The Crush at Moscow.
During the proclamation of the hera'ds
on the squares of the city the people struggled
earnestly for possession OF The beauiifull,
done proclamations. Dense crowds were s.
eager 10 possess copies that no less than toui
persons were crushed to death Thursday, &C
Inc difficulty necessiattd the heralds' abs.
tanning from distributing more. Thousands
of copies were placed 10 each church Sunday.