The New York herald., 1869-06-26
GERMANY.

TIE viceroy Of Egypi-Recepiion mt Court
Festivities and Eatertainments-poliiicn
yiews--Suez CRnal.-Turkish Opposition
Neutrality Prcp0saIs-The Kings Journey
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mania-Ex-
ress Of Loyalty ut COiberg-The Crown
Prince Victin,ized.
BERLIN, June 10, 1869.
The arrival OF Ismail Pacha, Viceroy OF Egypt, on
Monday evening" did not cause as much stir in court
circles the grave point OF etiquette with regard TO
his reception difficult matter to settle for the
erahie Counts StIiried and Puckler, chief masters
OF the court and royal household. For it was Mon
day at noon, and only few hours before the advent
of tine viceroy that his brother Iazyl Pacha who is
hostile to him and a devoted oyaist to the Sultan,
eit here, after having accomplished his task OF CIV
Ing 10 government broad hints as to the
dependent position OF lsmail Pacha,
sui OF Abdul Aziz Chan, and by no means
entitled TO the official honOrs due to
sovereign. In this he seems TO have been but partly
successful; for n none but the Prussan Consul
General OF Alexandria, NJ Theremin, General Won
Loen, and the Chamberlain, Count TurstensteIn,
despatched Ior the Vlceroys reception at oder
berg, on the Austro-Prussan frontier, he was, on
his arrival AZ the Eastern depot here met by several
companies Of the Guards IN full uniform with their
cOlors and music, by the Military Governor, the
He, his son, Prince Ibrahlm, and the re,inue were
,hen d,ven IN state carr,agcs IN tho roval cast,e
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where the Crown Prince was III attendance to gree:
him. A fine suite OF apartments In the Schoss has
been provided, and the programme OF festivities In
honor OF the occasion proves sufficiently failure,
more or less, OF Iazyl Pachas, his anectOnate
brothers. mission. Tuesday noon he paid his first
visit 10 King william and other members Of the
royal family. His Majesty returned the call and had
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