The Republican journal., 1872-10-10
The ccrm] fmperoy in Dishabl',

The Germ] b Emperoi i" Dishabil'e.
Miss katS Field, VIII. has been writing
It series oi lively, ske1 ,hy letters Tor the
Paris Amef can Regisi{ T., has picked up
At Fms sod c interesting anecdotes OF the
Emperor Wilhelm
don't y pw whether it be the effect of
beer or victory, hnt certai' l. | never saw
such q ~'iis lied-looking pa ple as these
Germans. sTheir complacfncy is abso
Iutely eNasferating, and Do not wonder
that sangu3 e frenchmen are driven al
most wild dy the sight of aiPrussian he'll
met, 4 Settled, rock-ot-a4 es expression
upon their faces here SUGGESTS eternity
rather than time, and to ~ sociatc death
with such fnperturhable lileS Seems almost
impossible A.. to the emb erol, he car
ries out IN. idea of everlasting life by be-
ing as act fe AT - rs many mf n are at 80.
He is sut moon, and stars to}everv Ger
men inaIi woman and childst Ems.
gave greS otlcnSe to one woman by say
inc that IT, looked very much;like othel
men, which is true, ca Scotch man here
resembling him 50 closely as to e called
1.-THE emfcror, " and excited Indignation
in the &east of u patriot by meekly
inquirinf about the imperial (ncome.
and expressing surprise at his ig porance
of the I;mount. at makes non differ
ence What the kaiser's income :" re-
piled he irate Prussian resent i3g the
innoa ut question us though had used
the ICyal family Of highway robbery "A
few millions more or less. and what ds?'
n one accuses Wilhelm OF posse Essine
gEfit ability but surely the man who dis
covered Bismarck, and who follows his
suggestions, must appreciate ability in
others That his mind is eminently prac
Teal, shows itself constantly. and that he
dislikes ostentation, is proved by his life
at Ems. Dressed quietly il a suit of pep
per AID salt" he appears among tIpeo-
pie accompanied by Il single mefibcr OF
the court drinks his water at TIE spring
like everybody else, shakes &nds with
his friend 4, bows to everybody and dis
courages\ ceremony Of all k fds. When
the kaiseltlrst Went to Ems b Sent for all
the physicf lns, receiving the II most cor
daily, andxtting on the end of a table
during the 4ntire intervieX Upon taking
leave Of thek he said, 4 emember, gen
tlemen, thatt Then 70" Feet me, you az.
not to know he, for !! ain il poor man and
cannot allord3to buy many hats" This
was polite NY o4niorming the gentle
men HAT it w;l a great bore for him to
return salutati5 ns, Z ind that he had rather
not be recognia ed3 No physician of Ems
will be found rsm Eing his hat at the APP
proach Of the 9np{ror. His reference TO
poverty is nos Hifrequent. Upon the
birth of one !of1the crown princess
children, u couYiek with whom he chanc-
ed to be walking, Irew the imperial atten-
ton to Il trinkct} r3marking that it would
be a suitable pit &nt for u happy mother
''Ah no. repI1S 81 the cautious Wilhelm
Chat would ba "a bad precedent, for il
my daughter go$ on adding to her family
US She has begu5,4 should eventually be
ruined. | am 8O9)OOr for such eNtrava
gance."
Not long al h received beautiful
gold AMI SliV2 cS.rltolrc rs Il token OF
gratitude FROM H. Healthy banker whom
he had cnnoblcf fo largely endowng an
hospital. Ga ngi on the superb gift
Wilhelm RENAL ke'k My subjects are bet
Ter of than 4 am. | cannot afford /,
make my ri$ hds {uch costly presents? p
Whether the iais3 is frugal unto close
ness, do ID know but that he does no
believe him FER he ged in by divinity i,
certain. Z" dined yilh his majesty yes
lerday,' $: Gel nan, whose position
is not higheI han th;l fof an hotel treasurer
ole is very frank y ID friendly" Fame,
Queen VictI ia doing &nything OF the kind
Why. she lei lures theP prince and princes:
Of Wales "lttheir wa4 OF exclusiveness
and tells th3 IN that il .ey are not more
careful they Pwii be common as the
Cambridge The 9 ambridges, you
toned ne pr visiting re, and in fac
any pers f government Pemploy, eithe
civil or i ilary, is eligibI> ito This distinc
ton, VIII h is considered a nple compen
sation 6r exceeding me- ger salaries
How fese people can afford to live at al
is a nj stery.
Tht kaiser is very like his9 photograph
only 3he is not quite as gfod looking
Erec& and solderly in his cartilage, portl,
but D pt obese in figure, he Assemblies a
Englfh country gentleman, yor solid
shreMl man OF Boston. What his Chi
lacks u force his head makes3lp in obsti
macy, While there is an extre4e thickness
of necf and breadth of ceref ellam, tina
indicate unusual fighting prod livities an
a bulldog tenacity. | shoul4 say that
would - difficult to pound q lew idea ii
TO his held, or an old one out4 | have II
doubt hi Monsieur On Dit istight in as
scrting HAT Bismarck has mu difficult
in obtl thing the imperial conse4 1t to man
necessary changes, that reforff Is are re
tardf in consequence, and that he gres
coup against the Jesuits has een tn
w Fix of much time and endless araimen
When man does not become kim unit
he is 60 years of age, nor emperor unit
he is 60, he is likely to be less open
conviction than one born in the purple
) or inheriting a crown at an earlieE perio'
A young married woman in kew Yol
wears breast-pin which e Elites gre
admiration. 1t is apk arentlra beautiii
carving in some dark glossy stone, of
lions head heavily setif red gold.
reality it is the front on. favorite NEE
schaum belongingt hef4usband. I
was an nveteratetmoker, bpt to plea
her gave up the habit, and She wears tn
peculiar ornament as trophy Of h
victory.