, 1873-11-10
AN IMPERIAL VISIT.

The emperor OF germany IN ,tho
Austrian Capital. :.
Viensa t0ct. 2r Correspondence Of tho Neto York
World.
Az 8. H. on friday tho Enporor Of Germany
reached RogenHburg, and was thore Joined by
fow momonts before In spocia1 train from Sax
ouy. In fow minutes the two trains woro
coupled together and on their why to Paasau,
Thia city, which lies on the Austrian frontier,
an na' hour s was - made. Tho 1 Emperor toolk ad-
cisiiian's suit for ths uniform oR tho
ooesh esn' 81 arpo "sn a9ara he Ind i ea e
cred at the station aud welcomed him With shouta
aud cheering aud several. pruaalan Generals
who had been waiting there Joined his suite. A
little further on. at tho station Kommelbacb, tho
changed for another, the "coblonz," which was
gay With garlanas and banners. It had been ar
ranged that Franz Joseph should moat and VOL
come his guest At St. Polten. q town about forty
miles from Vienna. At thia place, accordingly,
proparatious had boon making for several days.
curtains aud wrcaths OF flowers, and, at IN early
hour on Friday morning, tho court cooks wero
waa vast to b BE- served On lie Emperor's arrivai. 4''
At / o'clock Franz Joseph left Vienna IN his
private train. In compliment Of bis guest he
wore tho uniform Of the Prussian gronadier rog-
imont Of which he is Colonel. He roachod st.
Potion at o'clock, was received by tho town
authorities and chatted pleasantly with them
until ton minutes later, whom the German En-
peror's train camo In sight. The platform was
there alone. while the military baud In the
station Htruck up the Welcome to the conqueror,
''Hoil dir i'm Blogoskranz!" A. soon as tho
train had stopped tile Emperor William doscond-
ed briskly from his carriage; and Frauz Joseph
BY both bands and shook them warmly, embraced
and kissed each other three timos tion, with
hands still olaspod together, stood silently Iook
Ing into each other's eyes, as 1t overcome by
these wore tho men whose armies Weefe arrrsyead
against each other neyon years ago, When tAis
| ayst greeting WAS over, tie Austrian Emporor
Advanced to- Bismarck, who was leaning
Ssrele1BSly By.sg againas rs+pp p.r s, Of tho station
in the military manner, then, took
the Emperor's proTored hand, and 1istenod
smilingy to tho latter's. hearty Welcome. Tho
other pruBslan officers were then presented to
Franz Joseph, who With fow kind words, shook
WHO were chiefly those assigned tn the ser.
Vice OF the Ger1nan Emperor during hia atay
here. were in llk9 manner presented to him.
Bismarck and all tue other prussians were IN full
| as.Qolonel Of his LandwelE Cuirasster Rogi-
ment. The. very stout and broad-sbouldored
| man who Watched thia aceno from WHARF he waa
standing on = stool, among the crowd, was HerF
I NOA N4at4A tuC l96lAA SA4UA u IOuCH4 &46 uaA
since returned to bis post, 20 doubt to avoid tho
int1odubod 10 the Emperor William, tue lattor
many questions about his diocese, THIS Uni.
expected oordiality was pyQbAlly intended to
allay any ill-fee}iug that tho recent publica-
tion OF AiR correspondence with the Pope might
have CAUSED in Catholic Austria. A de1euner
was thon served in the wating-room OF tho
station on four tables. one TOR the two Emper-
| ore, ono for the Prlvy CounHolora, ono for
other nlcmbers Of either court, and ono for tito
railway and town officials present. The lnoal
CLOSE the whole party entorea tie Austrian
Emperor's private train, and by 4 o'clock they
bad reached PaAaing, station two miles from
Ylelua, where carriages wore In waiting to con-
yey the Imperial guest to the palaco Of scl,on.
brlnn, = W.T.
At Penzlng m immense crowd had assembled
by O'Clock, aud on tho platform wore to be
seen nine Anasrian Arohdukea and many Other
noblen,en. To the music Of tho "prussian
Ct the multitude, the train came in and stopped.
to hqp his gusat desiioend. bthsr @ Pre- preseptutiona
and gIeotipgs then took place, causing q delay OF
toll minutes, et tho ead Of which time the tTo
four Aoraas and outrilers iuhright yellow livery,
aud drove rapidly through tho living lane oi
shouting spectators that extended all the way to
the palace. i Was very evident, howoyor, that
German Emperor than the great maa wle
The sApreBsons ct Ilsappolntmept that brokt
forth when at first they failed to recognizes The
as se VI ssss lin sods ,s ss ohsss ss q
his uastors quite. "Where IL he2" wpp sakoi
on every sido aud lie IL not here" Was tlt
unwoloome anasYer. PIT n|Rlaarols ia 9 tall maj
and not easily corceAlod, and some keen eyt
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