New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
THE EMPEROR WLLLI4M 4T EuS.

THE EMPEROR WILLI4M IL LHS'
CORDIAL GREETINGS OF THE PEoPLE-rhhrON-
pERANcE OF THE MILITARY EIEMENT-NoTABLE
ABSENCE OF FRENCH ToUHsTs-rAk NHIOh'
OF THE MINERAL WATERS.
lrpoM An oCcA AsIoNAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
Fus. ,Julv 16.-The German Emperor was
,ot pirrord in showing himself 20 the public WHO
here He took the sacramenal 81 baths ana 90 eiasSes
for his asthma and lOunged about the hnrs'ai t"o vi
three times a day He always appeared Win an aiuuo
camp who marched yard behind him to the ier'' as Il
the distance were measured and when the sovereign
addressed the follower he did not turn his head put
gave the aside Of the stage People bowed low rght
and left as he advanced the women curiseying' Anc
monarch touched the brim of his hat but ala no' re
move IT, and occasionally only shook ms cane a' 'no
gentle sex Of salutation, IN marked cohIds' W
the Emperor Russia who, when here TOOK Oh MS "'
with the sweep and enpreSsement of Parisian here
and there the German sovereign stopped before group
and cbatted a moment. when those addressed manifested
much cmotiou-the cup Of JOY ran over BE spoken "
nv the Emperor and he gathered 10 ones fathers lS
was glory enough and as he passed ID the ghruen nc ~
LITTLE cIdies Of delighted elusive subjects WHO hau poc
honored with his brusque cordially. As the people
went down before him, the American End lnproVeu
the occasion by irving make out the difference ne
typon servilitv and loyalty, but gave 1t up. Tue
sovereirn seemed 10 say II yOur Emperor by divine
right NV good people was created for you, ana you
were created for me; be goOd children and you sh"ll
have sugarpum; if you are bad, you shall be pun
tshed" The syersuck his measured distance De-
hind seemed 10 say: "Behod. good people the con-
escenon Of this sublime ruler. IN whom is united the
wisdom of solomon and the bravery OF julius Cesar
II is one OF the a1fctatiOns OF German royalty TO
speak Ouly French and when His Majesty la'Ae" 10 hs
subjects 1t was in that tongue. Indeed, 50 iar As can
learn German word never escaped his lips nor those
of his following during his stay. The German was ~
nored as II it had sausrit. The subjects VINO heid
cooqy with head OF the nation or the suite thereof
were Obliged to rise to cua level of German court
society or hold peace ana miss the honor o an eX
change of words. This effort 10 employ the mednn
decreed Dv etiquette occasionally furnished ludcrous
side 10 the interviews granted by HIS Majesty as ne
passed through the promenade around the hursaa Tue
German tongue turning of such phrases as Fare
Nashesie me confond de poRf" she tsmarde PIE"
bqy,lon sire" Comment Sc b)reteHe, 81 HGShestr'-
the speaker under the impression that ne was coh'eI
ING in the language or Z. .eIpIle Gdutier. The theK
tongue beyond The Rlne hus Vrtsed with the uneon-
querable when -s owner had good ana familiar AN
ruoce in which few can eprc,, themselves better than
he when he so minded. Bat fashion and the A"""c
de Goha behind it are IucNor,D.e. .ad al silver
stickdom OF Germany must speak il -4ie lnguigs oI
diplomacy.
The military element tle a-e ullnt-I- Itenauis
captaius and majors all Sides one 1I the greatest
charms of French society the presence OF journalists.
hOrE, painters scupioIs ctt WIZ " -'''
share of its wit and attraction. such men are not found
IN the Little circle of the Kursaa The beaU sbIer has
the pas OF the artist aud. we know he does not
usually shine in an intellectual way. II Is nation Of
soldiers and the profession Of officer is the highest
socially 20 which man may attain
An enthusiastic subject has marked the spot before
the Old Kurhdus which the scene Of the first pre-
nniuary OF the late war with dI-stone which bears
the inscription July l3 1870 Il was here the King OF
Prussia gave curt rejondcr % the unfortunate me
detti which was the first shot Of the campaign. The
diplomatic now identified with lost cause, and re-
hdbitat!on il impossible; the French nation behind
urged him into the character OF provoking agent. and
he did work demanded Of nm, and according to the
Gaic opinion was a spirited and intelligent disciple Of
Vattel After the disaster biundsring, violent
man. overreached by the King and Bismarck, and be-
came a victim OF expiation. Had he French been We
torous Benedetti would be wearing the grand cor
don ard soiournng London. at the top Of the dpo-
matte ladder The moral is PLAIN.
This stone which, according TO the local opinion OF
Ems marks the spot from which the Prussian eagle
took ITS oftie,t flight covered with bouquets on
the anniversary of the day, where they
vcr, allowed 70 three hours OF the morn
uc when they removed at the suggestion OF some
persons representing local tcress-hOteLkeepers--
who thought such celebration unnecessary. This re-
gard for the suscepubties of ieiiowmen arose from
the fact That a few Freuchmen are Guarered in the
their custom.
since the terrible year the French element Is natur-
ally lacking. Only few whom sickness has driven
across the German frontier are herequlet reserved
attending strictly to their Before the abolition Of
the gambling tables class OF French people came who
we're not an addition 70 the ranks of the orderly ana
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who haunt the Bols de BouOgne
ana the Boulevard des Itaiens, women wIrh painted
faces and men with eyeglasses. In those days,
the French be said TO have ruled the
the society Of Ems for she atred IN match
less style aud possessed Of an ease OF manner to which
the subject Of the Emperor william may attain, and
on the appearance Of Of these Parsan butterflies
she became conscious by comparison that she was
dowdy ll-dressed woman. Now she takes heart OF
grace and believes herself graceful and wen clad aud
she is-aIl things being relative.
Ems water Is said cure diseases OF the throat.
bronchial and stomach. II acts especially on the
membrane and suhmucOus cellular tissue, rri-
taOn, congestion. swelling, and increased secretion Of
which IL removes. The Two principal sources the
kTacuc1en aBd the heSseDrunen, which belong % the
alkaline muriac carbOnic waters, aud chiefly contain
OF sodium, carbOutc acld prevailing IN tile volatile parts
"a vyfying force. They also contain little iron
ia small quantity. There several other
springs but the ingredients are much the The
water Is drunk inhaled and gaTSed well used for
bathing.
The doctors here hold that ii cures a great many ills
the enumeration OF which would be tresOne. Accord
lug TO them one Of its virtues II to reduce copulency
they Affirming that 1t turns fat into sOap-Lence the
presence OF good number Of stout people OF both
sexes This, As may he Imagined. not encouraging TO
the lean The same authorities that the emotion
arising from the gambling OF other days nterfered with
the cure AT present they have nothing to complain OF
IN tins respect. Tor LIE at Ems does not now furnish
ANYTHING more exciting than dOBKey ride the
IN the garden.
member of the sect called Peculiar PeOple.
who profess unbeiief in medical aid. was recently