The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-01

Inc herman emperor at Ems.
Berlin is deserted by all who general,
give it character of Importance. The En-
peror is at Ems; our princes and princess
es, whose name is legion, are scattered owe
variety of watering places, and the lessee
lights are following the examples of tho
great luminaries. Prince Bismarck is al
his country seat at Varzin, in Pomerana
taking the Carlsbad waters, and now ever
the Federal Council, the last symptom Of
life in the Imperial organism, has closed its
sittlngs, and retired to various spas, Presi-
dent Won Delbruch having crossed the Ital-
ian frontier for his health, Moltke is at Gas
TEN. Our papers are full of recollections
OF this time last year, and especially the
Emperor's presence at Ems supplies ample
matter for exultant "reminiscences. The IN
terview of His Majesty and M. de Benedict
u has been duly COMMUNICATED on the
18th. But now, it appears, the historians
nave already fallen out with regard to the
exact spot where the scene took place, and
as the only means Of saving posterity from
ignorance, it is proposed to erect marble
slab indicating to the inch the exact where
abouts OF the famous event. The Empe-
ror's presence at Ems has attracted crowd
OF curious holiday-makers, who fill the lit
tie place to overlooking. The number of
visitors is estimated at over eight thousand.
which is about twice as many as Ems was
intended to hold. Ems, however, is not
the only place destined to enjoy His Maies-
TVS presence, for Wiesbaden has been pro-
missed visit, and the people of Hamburg
also confidently expect to receive their EN-
Peror IN their much-frequented Cursaal.
In conclusion, the Austrian watering-place.
Gasteln, from which the Emperor has inya-
riably derived great benefit to his health. is
iiXea upon Tor an after cure and
there, or on the way thither, or
Inence, we are promised meeting of
Emperors William and Francis Joseph
Inc Emperor,s mode of life at Ems is, as is
his custom, simple and regular. He rises
al o4 O'Clock, and drinks his ''brunnen"
punctually at z, coming to the well accom-
panied by his alde-de-camp. On the con-
s;itutlonal following this hygienic potatior,
Ills MAJESTY converses freely with sucll
generals, ministers and diplomatists as hap
pen 70 DC taken the air at the same time |
and to find favor in his sight. Moreover.
there Is always goodly number of royal
and serene highnesses to address. After |
breakfast, at about 10! O'Clock, business
commences, the Emperor receiving privy
eeiiu S|NSSiiCIlCicS WHO nave mat
tiers of State to report. After this. His
Majesty dimes at about /, and then, instead
OF taking nap, he applies himself to bust
ness y again, writing by himself, or receiving
friends and statesmen. The Imperial table
is regularly attended by number of
princes, dukes aad hereditaries. In the
evening, the Emperor walks in the gardens, !.
apparently, by the crowd Of
curious spectators, and attends the perform
ances at. the theatre, which, for the first
time in the annals of Ems, are conducted
N the German language, French having
hitherto been the fashionable tongue. Pune
tually at liz O'Clock His Majesty retires to
rest: Thus if he does not exactly rise with
Inc lark, and lie down with the lamb, he
close upon them, and is quite as
'egular in his habits. This life seems to
lsree with him, for he is reported to look
IS healthy and well as ever a man of his
'ge looked.-Cor. N. Y. Times. :