New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
THE EMPEROR AT HAMBURG
ENTHUSIASM SHOWN BY THE PEOPLE
MANLY SENTIMENTS FROM THE YOUNG KAlsbh
IN REBUKING THE BERLIN PRESS.


IN REBUKING THE BERLIN PRESS.
Hamburg, Oct 20-Emperor William arrived
here to-day. He wore a generals undress UNI
FORM He was received by the Senators IN
body The people greeted the Emperor with
great enthusiasm
The Emperor went by water to Alsterlust, where
he had lunch. He afterward proceeded to jung
ernsteig and then returned to the CITY, where
he inspected the Guard of Honor and exchanged
words of greeting with the officers lie ai'cr-
ward drove through the city in carriage drawn
nv four black horses General Won MoltKe ana
Count Herbert Bismarck followed in second car
riare The route was thronged with people, ana
the progress Was a triumphal one At ih,er-
walls along the route children presented the En-
peror with flowers He bowed repeatedly In re-
sponse TO the acclamations of the people
The Senators conducted the Emperor from
Brooks Bridge to the scene OF the fesuViues'
where stone was placed to commemorate the
inclusion of the city in the Customs Union Ut.
versman rendered the thanks of the Senate. the
Burgomaster and the inhabitants OF the city 1or
the Emperor's presence. The Emperor theh 'ook
q trowel and malet, spread mortar over the stone'
tanned the stone, and said For Gods honor
for the good of the Fatherland, and for the wei
fare Of Hamburg" After General Won Moitke
Herr Petersen and Herr Won Boetticher had made
speecbes the Emperor steamed through the Gus
toms Canal and the Upper Harbor Canal TO the
new Elbe Bridge and inspected the forts
The Emperor on leaving the new Elce Brldse,
embarked on the steamer Patriot, and proceeded
down the Elbe. He stood on the bridge OF ulc
steamer, smoking a cigar and chattin8 ga!N "i'i
those around him. When Professor DelprucR al~
preached and was about to kiss his haho, ,nc
Emperor, with deprecatory gestarc, grasped the
Professors hand and shook 1t heartily. Inc
Emperor visited the principal shlp-DulidihS yaruS
and docks on the river. During the trip he con-
vcrscd for long time with Carl Schurz Inc
Patriot passed number Of steamers hlied WIN
spectators. and in response to the cheers of the
passengers the Emperor repeatedly saluteu' TIC
disembarkcd at ST. Pauls Landing and drove 10
the Jenisch Palace. and thence 10 the huhsV
halle whore q BANQUET was given in his honor.
Count Won Moltke mounted the lofty marble
staircase of the Kunsthalic without assistance
lie was followed by the Emperor, VINO was con-
Quoted to the dnne-hall by the Two "f tb
There were sixty guests. In the course 9i tae .he
banquet Dr. Petersen arose ana thahkeo NY r,ic
Emperor for his presence IN neat speech' ino
Emperor repned:
onv saw that am overpowered and unable TO find words
adequately to express my gratitude have especiany
nleasant memories former occasions ON whc Nis
tied this town. with parents ana my oro.ci
ON nv way to Kiel, and the second with my gisho"hei
of blessed memory Our reception on both occasions
can never forget regard todays festivities as an III
beritance derived from my grandfather whenever hY
occasion TO proceed northward 10 visit the meet "ch
love so we'll the way leads through your walls You
have referred to my journeys which were uhue
taken above all other things in the interest OF peace anu
the promotion commerce, OF industry and the welfare
Of the Fatherland This day is Of high importance.
The work which this day been completed forms the
first important service to the country rendered. oy inc
internal policy my rule. trust that Ooas bess
ing will rest upon it, and that the commerce OF HAM
burg will it has never done before You nave
always extended commerce as wei as our thoushs
and deos foreign countries Let us all drnk 70 hs
prosperity and good Of tho town OF hanours
hoping that Gods blessing will rest upon II. Long
live Hamburg!
Berlin, Oct. 29-In reply to request OF the
Municipal Council for an explanation of the
Emperor's speech of Saturday, the following,
which is the text of the concluding passages of the
speech, was sent to Mayor Forckenbeck;
cannot but give expression to very painful
reminiscence Of my journey. While L have de-
voted health and strength TO securing the peace
and welfare OF the Fatherland and thus
of the Capital also. by creang ties Of friendship the
daily press given publicity to and spoken
about the affairs OF my family in manner which a
priyate individual would tolerate am not only
panfuly impressed by this but dispeasure has been
aroused wish, above all, that the continuous CHUNG
NJ the name OF my departed father shall 1t most
deeply Injuries my feelings his son. and 1t Is III inc
highest degree unbecoming. trust that when choose
Berlin as my principal residence and as Beruner IL
always attracts me- the people will avoid making the pr
vae relations Of my family subject of press discussion
The duties uniting Prince with his people Tor he puf-
nose OF making the great and happy are nuner
Gus and important enough for them TO devote their "hoe
attention TO thoroughly patriotic manner allowing
ALL other affairs such already mentioned TO rest
without giving them publicity They should combine 70
use their strength faithful devotion to these hgh
and noble aims. the representatives, oil Berlin 10
,-a al
In this matter perform their part
The massage in which the Emperor rebukes the
press for quoting the Emperor Frederick IN un,
favorable comparison with himself excltes SPECIAL
interest The first sem-oflieal copy contained no
explicit reference to the Emperor Frederick.
Rome, Oct 29.-Emperor William OF Germany
has given 4, ZOO marks for the relie OF the iaes
of the victims of the recent railway disaster al
Grassano. near Potenza The news of the En-
peror's generosity has caused much enthusiasm IN
Rome.