New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
THE CZARS GERMAN VISIT.
SOFTENED BY PRINCE BIsMARCK'S PERSUA
SIvE TALK.

ALARM AMONG THE PAN.sLAvrsr AGITAToRs
BITTER COMMENT OF NJ. DE GIERs-sAFE
GUARDING THE AUTocRAT WHILE IN
BERLIN-THE ATHENS WEDDING.
Copyright 1882 Bythe Se,O. York AssOciasd pre.s
Berlin, Oct 19.-The agreeable impression left by
the Cars visit still prevails here 1t is now definitely
known that Prince Bismarcks persuasive representa-
tons succeeded I'm ellctng from the Czar expressions
more friendly TO himself and to Germany than the
Chancellor expected Before leaving for Fried
richsruhe Prince Bismarck received several Of the
leading diplomatic representatives, and in conversation
referred TO the peaceful inclination OF the Gar The
Gar he said assured him that Russia weud not pro-
woke war and especially would never begin a war
against Germany. The Chancellor believes he sue
ceeded in convincing the Car that the Triple Alliance
and Germsny's new relations with England in nowise
threaten Russia
Advices from st. Petersburg refer to the excited
alarm of the PanSlavists because the Czar has been
again Outwted. NJ. de Giers, whose position Is
threatened by the growing influence of General woron-
zoH Daschkof, is reported writing on the margin of
report sent him regarding the Berlin interview. This
wants something-the name of the Russian diplomat
who cleaned BlsmacBs boots" This remark IS
directly pointed at Daschkof, who remained
here several days after the Car left. aud
had long conference each day with either
Moscow papers cautiously recall how the delusions
which the Car brought with him from the Berlin
visit Of 1887 required only time to dispel.
PRECAUTIONS TO PROTECT THE CZAR.
The safe arrival OF the Imperial party at Cat
selma relieved the official mind here which could not
help being affected by the nervous anxiety pervadng
the Cars whole entourage. Even Count SchOuva-
loft showed himself infected. This fear caused large
sums TO be useessy expended at the Old Schloss and
the palate at Potsdam for securing the isolation OF
the Car he should stay at either No precautions
seemed to satisfy the Russian officers Count schouva-
loft fortified the Russian Embassy. Six Russian arti-
sans especially attached to the Cars retnue examined
the walls flooring and furniture Of the embassy and
inserted CRATE bars at the tops and bottoms OF the
chimneys. Sentries also stationed upon the
roof apparently TO prevent explosives being thrown
down the fucs. The Berlin secret police assisted
the Russian detectives far the frontier. In
accordance with the Cars DESIRE the railway bridges
at Ncustadt, DirSchan and Marienburg and all the
the moment the Gar left Dantzg the officials
not allowed to know whether he would board
the Imperial yacht Derjava or make the journey by
railroad. When the train started via the Dirschan
line for the frontier, orders telegraphed to put
$4,000 Russian troops In motion 10 protect the line.
ROYALTIES JoURNEYING TO ATHENS.
A telegram announces the arrival Of Emperor VIII
lam and the Empress at Monza at 10 O'Clock this
morning. King Iumbert and Queen Margaret r.
ccived them at the station and drove with them tD
the Castle, an escort of cavalry and troops lining
the route To morrow an excursion VIII be made
TO LagO Como.
The wedding in Athens will be attended by the
largest group of Royalties that ever assembled at a
similar ceremony.