The New York herald., 1877-07-01
THE CAR IN THE FIELD.
Enthusiastic Reception of the MuScovite
Ruler at PlOejeSti.
OFFERINGS OF BREAD End SALT.
Unsatisfactory Relations Between Prince Charles
and The Russian Emperor.
BLOOD ON THE EMPER0R'S PATH.
Strange Suicide CT q Polish
Officer.
THE IMPERIAL TRAIN.
Looking After the Members of
the Press.
THE IMPERIAL TRAIN.
Looking After the Members of
the Press.
PLoEJEsTI, June Z, 1s7'

You have already learned by the telegram which
sent you yesterday tho enthusiastic reception which
was accorded to the Car his arrival at PocjestL
| shall scarcely touch agaiu upon that ceremony,
which. perhaps may be forgotten by tho time you
ccvs this letter, II, us 1t is expected, other
events, more important from tho military point
OF Wow. should occur in tho meantime. wish simply
to preserve It's lesson, because At some distant day
twill be said that it at Poccst that the Russians
began 10 treat the government OF koumania with
something like contempt"
sSuBBISo PRINCE.
Allow me to explain As told you by telegraph.
Prince Charles OF Roumana intended to 60 TO the
frontier, there to receive his august visitor But HIS
Majesty expressed formally his dosire IL Is said
Official circles, that tho Prince should not abandon the
important matters which occupied him for the
menI The Czar even added that he would himself 30
to Bucharest to VISIT His Royal Highness
BREACH ETIQUETTE.
This is defiance OF all laws OF etiquette which pre-.
scribe that the sovereign who receives should mako
the first visit, which is Immediately returned by the
visitor. In taking the Initiative then, tho Gar acted
us II he considered himseltin his country. This
Is what Prince Charles, Who has just arrived bere OBJ
jccts to, wishing have his prerogativos respected
and he defends himself valianty against the Muscovte
invasion. which no longer wears mask. There
few bot russians at tho reception OF tho Gear.
DISLIKE OF NEW MASTERS.
Matters assumed such shape that one might easily
have believed himself at Kchcncn Whom Prince
Charlcs In his anxiety to play soldcrs will have re-
Joined his army, which has been to tho other side
OF the Oltu, II Is probable that matters will
the Same shape at Bucharest, aud that except the civil
authorities who much considered by the Rus.
sians there will be only Russian generals to receive
the Czar IN tho capital Of the newly Independent
try.
WHAT DOES MEAN?
Ono moro remark. II is usual for sovoeigns when
q regnine Royal Highncss pays them visit to have
him received by tho heir apparent, or, at loast by
brother. Now IT tho Of the Grand Duke Mich
olas who mot Prince Charles At tho railway station,
the Grand Oake himself having taken copmand OF the
Emperors escort II al thcsc little things done
without intention It must be admitted that chance is
pitcss joker
PRINCE AND czAR.
have called the attention Of the reader to these
questions that he may tho better understand tho
true relations existing between Prince Charles tho
Czar however courteous they may appear on the out
side. Among tho curious things in tho Empcror's
arrival that which has attracted general attention Is
the train and carriages which compose 1t.
THE EMPERoR's TRAIN
Hero Is q short description which will enable the
reader to follow the Emperor In imagination through
his imperial promcnades Four hundred horses and
sixty carriages have been conveyed hero for tho uso
of the Court As you probably know, the
Car purchased the carriages which for.
mcrly belonged to Napoleon III. lie travels
personally IN a railway carriage specially constructed
and which Is thirty yards long, the whole made up Of
several articuiatons. II contains drawing room, a
dining and sleeping chamber all furnished with
rare magn 1ccnce. This carriage eau run on all the
European railways, axlos OF all long.hs carried
to suit all existing lines. There are In this imperial
train also carriages for tho aidesdc-camp, baggage
wagons and kitchen.
PRECAUTIONS WHEN TRAVELLING.
The imperial train is always preceded by pilot
ginc conducted by the director OF the line This
followed by train carrying the werkmen and all the
tools necessary repair the road in OF necessity
Twenty minutes after tho Empcrors train the
wants follow and a last division carries tho escort
composed OF 200 men.
ALIEN iSDER MAKES A SPEECH
In this way the Emperor arrived ana received
with acclamat,ons by tho Roumanians, from whom no
accepted the bread salt offered by tho authorities
OF the country. Then he said "Am rcroir' to the Bull
garian deputaio but not the lttic speccn OF
few words which he uttered that caused the most
mark.
Tue snAEg or A HASD.
What struck everybody the cnolce OF persons 10
whom the Emperor rendered both his hands--,hc
right inc Ioumanian General FIorcsco and tho loft
to the French colonel, Glard. This imperial act at
the moment when Franco Is undergoing reaciionsry
crisis must evidently be regarded as n Manifestation;
AID tho favor shown TO General Floresco another
40 GUILTY MAy EscAPgs.
have already told you that just now tho General.
late Minister Of War, is under accuzaons which have
been brought by tho now Rcd Ministry against thor
predecessors
A serious examination has been made volumes have
been written up TO tho prcscnl day. aud tho pro-
cecdipgs ended yet The only horrible crime
that has been discovered tho outlay OF three francs
and sovcntyayc centmcs without the authorization OF
tho Chamber
IMPERIAL PROTECTION.
Lately the occasion OF the proclamation OF inde
pcndence was proposed to withdraw this ridiculous
accusation, but the Ministry refused. Tho Emperor.
who knows General Florcsco personally, very
much at seeing hun among the caios OF
the Roumanian army, and asked for cx xpIanation.
He had to be told the whole story and hc I'm mcdatcy
offered employment in tho Russian army TO tho cx-
Minister who had dared 10 lose three francs aud sew
cnty.hvo centimcs Tho party in power threw doubts
on this rehabilitation offered by the COMMANDER Of the
troops OF occupation. but the handshakins on tho
Empcrors arrival convinced everybody, even the
President of the Council and the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs who had gone to Kischcnc, ana at the end OF
the journey witnessed the triumph OF their victim
uSwisg FACTION.
1t must be avowed that II tn tho iuture the czar
should need reasons Tor imposing his will on the
country Of which he is actually the real master the
N5f gat.y III not fail to furnish thom.
PARE.
fat Gar arrived tho house Of ". RequIlesco,
nLen 80 on prepared Tor His Majesty. bread and
aesrcd him for tho third time. In view OF the
tcft y, this hbcrsiy--n the matter OF salt
faf atcd to diminish the thirst Of the m.
rtf eler &ho brayoly faced this last assault Of
t' of bcncvolcncc.
THE EargRoEs ADVISERS.
Fs. srl, mpanicd by Two mon, who porsoniacd
,acs al ad the other war. These were Prince