New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
The King Of Prussia's Return TO nerIin from
the War.
From The London Timess Correspondence.


From The London Times. Correspondence.
BERLIN, August 5, 1866.
! Last night at 10I, the King aghted at the Sesian
Railway terminus At the moment o his stepping ont Of
the carriage lie embraced by the Queen who with PrD
Carl her sister, and the ladies' and gentlemen OF the
Court had been awaiting the return OF her Royal husband on
the platform While tie first salntatons being
changed between their Msties Prince Gail and the Crown
white SILK with wreaths Of flowers in their hair
tered before the feet OF the returning vietors
brilliant array Of generals ministers and other civil ard
clerical dgntaes one0ntassed the principal actors in The
roared and the str Of tho national anthem rose
OrOas the thousands Of privileged spectators pressing
round the official circle In another moment Count Bsmark
in the uniform Of major in the Landwehr Cbrassiers left
tie royal carriage Ju6lnt hurrahs received the successful
hands and wife and children claiming his first attention
found himself Immediately surrounded BY dense crowd OF
eager and sincere wcwshers. Gen. Moltke the military
heo the equally aroused the enthusiasm OF his numer
| Gus admirers. n, ,,..,.,..
Podbiolsd and numerous suite Of colonies and adjutans
together with the military Of the French italian and
Russian Embassies. When the King entered his carriage to
drive home one Of the young ladies' presented mn congraI
uatoy poem, velvet cushion which most gracionsy
side of the King who was in an open ealeI sat tho Crown
Prince The Queen whose health does Gdmt OF her
lowed by hundreds OF equpages containing the arrivals
snd those who had to greet them As the Royal person
their line of route huIah succeeded hurrab all the way from
the eastern confines Of the town TO the Palace.
Midnight drawing near when the King now again az
home his family well IN his country, appeared on the
bsleony the palace Then tho Peussen Lied from
widening circles IL length sung in by tho
600 600 there assembled. The King returned thanks
u speak silent the more distant continued singing and
there chance Of catching word. The Queen, the
Crown Prince and Prince Carl also showed themselves the
balcony acknowledging the saluations Of the public
To-day. after solemn service in the cathedral at
tended by the King Queen and entire Royal family the
Sunday was especially chosen for the act TO npart to
ous sanoty after the signal iumpbs obtained As Is Gus
tOmarY the ceremony TOOK Place IN the White Han OF the Ol1
Palace Count Bismak again in his military uniform. which
before
stood the e Of the King with tho other Ministers beside
him. The Qncen Princess Carl Princess Friedrich Carl and
the Grand Duchess Dowagor Of Meoklenburg SchwerD sis
ter Of the King present in the Royal gallery while
ong asocTac ladies adorned the seats appropriated
them.
The lords and meubcrs who the last occasion Of The
kind which occurred hut eight months did but scant
attend this time mustered in full number and BY their AMI
mated appearance testified their sympathy In the proceeding
Tic aspect Of Affairs has greatly changed since that melsn
ehoy January Is when the Commons anticipating but a
renewed denial OF their constitutional preIogaye IN the
speech from throne eferrcd buying the text from
newspaper boy in the street 10 hearing doed them
from authorized bps Nor did the present speech from the
ihrone wholly dappont the expectations raised by the more
promising politics The King who entered with the
Crown Prince and the other Princes Of the house received
read soad with g ard .on oT SaS voice. 81 H anu
ne declared s., nat ,s. Toe eIpsudure Of public
contrary toawi that the only excuse for such sg,hiy
minstrave machine agoingi and that Bl Of Indemnity
hoped il would be readily granted by Then
udng 10 the original Of the geae be intmated that
siderable Increase from the q me sas and
acquisition Of permanent alice woaid b. m1ch castor 20
effect the vexed question omifary service
In this case he hnted IN conclusion. tDe rgbt ftA
vested In the House would DO longer dhPued by the
Crown. - n a.,
have no doubt that these terms viii DO accepted by Pa
uen ar indeed they received with loud applause IN
the Hall The the Government going 10 ask 10 defray
portion Of VIII be TO meet With little. If
any, opposition.
The crown Princess being 10 deep mourning for her infant
son did not Herng TO attend the soemnes Her
oys husband this morning went TO Posdam TO the grave OF
slostc MI
To morrow repairs the seaside whence he intends 10
accompany his consort 10 some Silesan chateau