New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
ONLY A TEMPORARY RELIEF.
THE GERMAN EMPEROR MAY GET WORSE AT
ANY MOMENT.
THE QUEENS DELIGHT OVER HER VISIT - HER
GnAcfoUsNEss TO PRINCE BIsMARCK.

THE QUEENS DELIGHT OVER HER VISIT HER
GnAcfousSEss TO PRINCE BISMARCK.
Cspvris 1888 Bu the Ncie- York Associated Press
BERLIN. April es-The end of the week sees UNI
hoped for change in the Emperor's condition, and a
feeling of relief and Joy at the good news be plainly
read in the faces Of the daily visitors to the schoss
There is every reason believe that further eop
cations will SGT in, at least for some weeks, now that
the dangers Of the crisis are Tho original dis
ease however, IS insidous in its progress and tho final
result Is only postponed One of the physicians at
tending the Emperor expressed his views as follows
consldering the gravity of the Emperors malady, his
condition "a as good as could be hoped; but fresh
crisis may at any moment. Nevertheless, apart
from accidents, new developments arc not expected
for month or six weeks. The strong constitution Of
tho Emperor may carry him over this but 1t is useless
TO deceive ourselves and hope too much.'
THE QUEEN AND THE STATE BANQUET.
After her drive to Berlin on Wednesday. Queen
Victoria was so pleased with the hearty reception
accorded to her by the people that she immediately
teegraphod to Lord Salisbury detailed account Oh
the VAIN welcome she received. She was an the
more pleased because it had been suggested to
her not TO come TO Berlin 1t was feared she would
be coony received by the people. Nothing. however,
could induce her to forego her visit to the Emporors
sick bed Wednesdays state banquet is the universal
theme Of discussion. Mover since tho last century
had such spendor been witnessed in Charlottenburg
schloss. The beautiful gallery was transformed into
a hall Of surprising grandeur, prominent among the
decorations being Chinese and Japanese vases pre-
sented by the Dutch merchants to the Great Eector
The floor was covered with beautiful smyrna carpets,
and the rooms were lighted with silver candclabra-
The dinner service of god and the table decora-
lions and flowers were magnificent. The chairs we're
covered with purple velvet. The windows were
draped with curtains of light red silk All the ladies
were dressed in black and the gentlemen wore uni
forms.
CONSIDERATION FOR BISMARCK's LEG.
The Queen extremely gracious to Prince Bis
marck. She insisted that he be seated saying II
know that long standing Is not good for your Leg
The official organs have little to say of the results OF
the interview, beyond commenting upon the eminent
satisfaction shown by both the Queen and the Chan
eellor. Other journals make numerous assertions In
regard to tho interview, but they are unworthy OF
attention; also Is the report that the Emperor ap-
pointed the Queen honorary chief Of Life Guard
regiment in memory of her visit One Of the par
ticular for holding the review was, rather
that the Queen expressed desire to see the regiment
In which Prince Henry Of Battenberg was formerly
a lieutenant. correspondent of the Munich Allge
maine Zeitung' says. with reference to the attacks
upon the Queen and tho Empress " Here In
Asace-Lomalno can almost lay our hands on the
mischief this Wild noise has done and we therefore TO
gard It with double pain and Indignation"
Tho Council OF Ministers meets diily Count Her
bert Bismarck assisting in the deliberations. The
recent Chancellor crisis arising from the proposed
marriage of Princess Victoria and Prince Alexander
Of Battenbcrg aggravated by the Emperor In
ssting that tho decisions of the council which formerly
were submitted TO Emperor william In BismarcRs
name, should now be submitted in a manner showing
by what maortes giving the OF the councillors,
they have been arrived at Prince Bismarck at first
held out for solidarity, but eventually he acceded
to the Emperors wish Another source OF trouble was
tho appearance Of a Joint memorial by the Kingdoms
Of Bavaria, saxony, Wurtemburg and Baden, setting
forth that owing to the delicate state of the Emperors
health and the nexperence of the Crown Prince, 1t IS
advisable that the supreme power Of declaring war and
concluding peace should DO vested in tho Rechstag
Instead Of remaining with the Emperor. No reply
has yet been sent to this memorial.
NETWORK MAY HEAR "PARSIFAL"
Offers to appear In next seasons productions OF
German opera in New-York have been made to Frau
lein Malten, Frau Rose Paper Frau Pauline Lucca and
Herr Gudehus, the tenor. The managers medta-
ting the production in New York OF Wagner's Rhen.
gold" and Parsfal," If they obtain the consent
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