New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-17
EMPEROR WILLIAMS PIERCE MOOD.

EMPEROR WILLIAMS PIERCE MOOD.
Berlin. Aug. l6.-Empcror william attended the un-
yelling Of the erected in Of the late
Prince Frederick Charles at Frankfort to-day. The
Emperor was present at breakfast given In his honor
after the unvenR and gave . toast to German unity.
He said that 100000 Germans would die rather
than to deliver single stone Of Asace Lorraine to
France.
Emperor William. replying to the speech Of the
Bursomaster. said he @woll knew how to appreciate
the ties Of fcrvent and faithful devotion that for GEN.
turies had bound the Prssian people to the Hoben
zoierns. Emperor william l. we'll knew whom hs
selected when he conferred the command of the Third
Army Corps upon Prince Frederick Charles The
Princes iron frame. powerful will and strategic
genius rendered him cmincntly qualified to command.
This IS serious time Emperor william l., Prince
Frederick Charles and other great military COM
manders and helpers in the creation Of the Empire
are no more, though they will continue live in the
memory Of the German people forever. Just as tho
people Of Brandcnburg with their iron strength and
unweared activity. livelihood from the sterile
soil, the Third Army Corps wrested victory from
the enemy. Tho deeds which the Third Army Corps
achieved they owed TO the Prince There can be no
question TO the surrender of what has thus been
gained Our eighteen army CORPS our forty-six
millions of people, ought rather TO be left on tho
battlefield than to permit stone of what has been
gained to be taken. With this sentiment drink to
the welfare Of my Brandcnburg people
After tho unvciKnr of the monument Emperor
William drove through the principal streets OF tho
city and was enthusiastically chccrch By the popuace
Emperor William Will visit King Humbert at Rome IN
October. His visit Will last from october 10 to is
THE WORLDS CONFERENCE AT STOCKHOLM.
Stockholm, Aug. l6.-The Worlds Conference Of tho
Young Mems Christian Associations met this morning.
The first regular topic Of the convention, What
does the Bible to the men Of our day y was
opened with two carefully prepared papers by T.
Herbert Triton, OF London, and the Rev. T. Roy OF
Geneva. Following this the topic. "what means
employed by the Associations for the develop
Of their active membcrsi' II was discussed In
papers prepared by Count Bernstor1r Of Berlin D. A.
Budge Of Montreal and President Doorner. OF Holland
The president then appointed the various committees
Of the conference, after which the Stockholm Young
Mems Christian Association served luncheon at its
rooms TO the delegates
At 5 o'clock a public meeting held, at which
addresses were delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Hsk1s of
London the Rev. Mr. Fround. Of Berlin; Bishop
Shonsboe Of Copenhagen, and Charles Fermaud, OF
Geneva
RUSSIA OPPOSED TO ITALIAN AGGRESSION.
st. Petersburg, Aug. 1s-Russa joins the protest
Of the Porte against the italian claims to Massowah
in the Red Sea-
The strikes and disorders in France are creating
a bad impression with the Government, and assist
Two currents Of opinion prevail in the press. The
" Novoo vrcmya" and the Grashdanni' see France
drifting into anarchy. The "Svet," "Novost' and
" Moscow Gazette mnimze the Importance of strikes
and maintain that France is not moro socialstic that
England and less than Germany. France.
therefore, they think, still offers the greatest advan-
tages for Russia
The Moscow Gazette' reiterates and emphasizes the
opinion that the Emperor Williams visit TO ST. Peters
burg has had no pracucal result.
Rome. Aug. I6.-General Vialc, Minister Of War,
denies that tho occupation OF Keren was effected on
behalf of the Government.
General Baldissera Ia telegram from Massowsh,
presses his positive belief that all the italian officers
were killed at Saganet and praises the heroic oon-
duct of the Italians.