The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-10

Hesse and Thuringia; Marerave OF the Upper ana
Lower tausitz, Prince Of Orange, Prince OF Rue
OF Haberstadt, Minister, Minden, Osnabruck'
Hildesncin, OF verden, Cammin Fnlda. Nassau
and Moers; Count OF Henneberg. Count OF the
Mark and or Ravensberg, OF Hohen Teckiern.
BerinSen and LORD Of Frankfort The latter title ,s
gave the Viennese Journals at the time much food
for comment. They said that only one title was
lacking to make the series complete-namey,
that OF
which is at present borne by the Emperor Francis
Joseph OF Austria. They told the story how the
Austrian dominions and came fnally to the town
OF Brody, which is inhabited principally by Jews.
Seeing them By hundreds IN the streets as he
deed, can understand why bear the title OF King
OF Jerusalem" With objectionable taste the Wen
nese Journals urged Kaiser William TO adopt this
lille. with that OF Lord OF Frankfort.
g, me anniversary day was, as nsual busy day
Nearly every Berlin paper brings big-typed
poem displayed at the head OF the first page across
the entire sheet Some one took the trouble some
the Kaiser lie mad been styled by poet and pro-
s SAL the Hero Emperor the Hero Scion, the Bat
Tie Guider, Kaiser Wnitebeard. William Barba-
rossa the Imperial Zollern, the noblest branch OF
the lollern tree William the Brave, William
1ne victorloas, Imperial Protector, Germany's safe
liam the Warrior, and so on al 5nfnituaa. We are
not furnished win those designations applied to
him by the south Germans previous to the year
1870 nor those OF the lS4s era. OF one thing we
are sure, however, that the Germans are not a whit
behind the French IN the usome admiral ion of
their ruler. And the two peoples are Equally
good, as you know, at calling names. rhe French
have hitherto styled the Germans clock stealers
modern barbarians, and NJ. de Qualrelages desg-
mated the Prusslans as q separate race, different
from the Germans, az the "Prussian race" whose
basis, he said, was Slavic The French assert to
THIS day that Bismarck Is OF Slavic origin. There
lore BlSmarck's attempt to turn the tables In his
conversation with the Hungarian novelist Jokal,
French their cooks, their taiIors and irseurs only
the Red Indian was lett. Now, however, Bismarck
denies ever having said these words TO Jokai, and
M. J0kai, being a writer OF the highest standing
both in Hungary and Austria will hardly allow the
imputation TO rest upon HIM OF having invented
the interview.
The N0rdde,ttsche Algenlei1ee Zeiiupg reviews
the Emperor Williams labors during the year past.
and believes that in his journeys to meet the
various monarchs he has given great security for
the future peace OF Europe. The soiicitude the
imperial life is universal In Germany, and all Ger
many approaches to-day with congratulations.
The weather was acknowledgements wea-
ther," as it y called-and, being the opening day
OF spring, formed a good text for the preachers
and Journalists. The HohenZolern eagle was per-
United to spread itself out to It's lpil extent, and
It's flight was historically followed from tue rock OF
coasts oil the north-"frOm the Alps to the sea.n
The rumor is current and believed in Frankfort
That Kaiser
WILLIAMS DISEASE is DROPsY.
have, indeed, no further authority for this than
that IT Is simply rumor, but am inclined to be-
lleve 1t, the more as 1t has never been men,
TONED in the journals