The New York herald., 1871-09-05

The Emperor and His New Subjects, tho
Bavarians-AdeIiua Patti Sings Against Her
Will.
RATIsBON Bav Aria, August II, 1871.
The unity of the German empire Is not so firmly
knitted as could be desired. The want of homo
geneliy among North nj South is such as to lead
the strp niger to believe that many many years. must
90 by ere the machinery can be probably worked
TO produce ults in proportion to the immense
SACRIFICES which the Southern States called upon
to make In favor OF their Northern brethren. This
feeling manests itself in many ways nor Is it con-
fined to the mass OF the people.
When, on the 10th OF last month, the Bavarian
troops, returning from France held their triumphal
entry at Munich, the Crown Prince OF Prussia was
invited to be present. The Bavarian contingent
was under the command OF that Prince during the
war, and nothing, therefore, seemed more natural
than that he should be present at Munich, whittier
he hastened from London The dshte OF the army
took place In presence OF the Prussian Prince heir
apparent to the Kaiser throne, and the King. who,
1t is well known, was very much averse TO this
Joint stock jOb.n STILL he could not refuse to con.
sent or give mortal offence. No sooner. however,
was the ceremony over than the King retired in.
forming his Prusslan cousin that tOOthache, with
which he was aricted deprived him OF the
presence OF enjoying his company In the evening.
That evening a monster banquet was prepared
at the Crystal Palace, where several thousand
valiant Bavarians were entertained at the cost OF
the State. The Crown Prince OF Prussia was pres
ent at the banquet, but not the King, who sup.
pose felt Inundated at the role lie mad TO play.
Another episode OF o similar character was wit
messed few days since. The Emperor william,
instead OF going from Frankfort to Munich avoided
the Bavarian capital and travelled from Frankfort
via Nuremberg and Ratisbon entering the Austrian
n "A lutt fara
because the Emperor had been informed that his
royal nephew was unable personally to receive
him, owing to indispositIon. The managers Of
tae Imperial Court. or, to speak more
peror William, devised the plan OF AVOIDING
The passage through Munich. am told moreover,
ta in view OF the low ebb to winch their excneaaer
has been reduced. were unable to furnish means for
providing trumphal arches worthy OF the occasion.
Nevertheless the King fe.r acuely the delicate con-
sideration manifested by the imperial travelling
marshal, and at the eleventh hour, taking sdvaI.
tage or an intermittent aleviaton, resolved to leave
the sick chamber and fastened TO Ratisbon, where
the German Emperor was to remain the night.
emperor or was aareeaby surprised VI to a" ma nd MS
pephew, Both very cordially embraced each other,
passed the number OF kisses usual on ike occasions
and parted company almost Immediately, the Em.
peror, with his known benevoence, insisting that
the King should not wantony expose himself to the
night air In his present precarious state Of health.
These little eDlsoIes are, OF course not CON.
mened on by the newspapers; nevertheless the facts
ma tneir way W tue people, ana Wnlle the
Bavarlans feel much natJered at what they th; INK
arises from feeling OF sef-iespect on the Part of
their sovereign the Prussians are highly ince nsed
at the want OF consideration So publicly displayed
Adelna Pati, am informed had desire to imt.
tate the actIon oi The Bavaran King. You are
aware that the "Marquise,r accompanying an
Italian company. had been engaged 10 sing at
Homburg-les- s-Bans. When she heard that Emperor
William would honor the performance with
his presence Adellna refused 10 sing. She
was warIei OF the consequences and did
sing, but wnen the Emperor or one OF his suite,
threw bouquet on the stage Pat,i positively
refused 10 PICK II up Thls however. was little OBJ
served since the stage manager had stationed n
person 10 avoid an ectd' / could add many incl
dents showing q like tendency among the people,
especially In the larger cities. Will only mention
tnat among the nsgs displayed on the occasion OF
me late VISIT OF the Emperor TO Hamburg Frankfort
ana even Mayence, an 0verw wheming number
showed the Old German coiors-biack, red and vel.
low-wnile the number OF Prusslan days was COM
parativey small and mostly confined to hotels and
other places OF public resort where the owners are
OF necessity compelled to avoid connis4s with the
local police. There Is no outspOken dissatisfaction
among tue annexed" population, yet the foregoing
facts sumclenly renect the mind OF the people,
MEXICAN OUTRAGEs IN TExAs.-Mexican ban.
dtti are busy on the Rio Grande. The Rancy,pro
says that few days since two cartmen were robbed
and very severely wounded few miles above Mier
on the road TO Guerrero They were brought IN
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