New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-03
WELCOMED BY THE SULTAN
THE GERMAN IMPERIAL PARTY ARRIVING
AT CONSTANTINOPLE.
FINE SpEcTACLE-EMPREss WILLIAM TO SEE
THE ROYAL HAREM-GERMANY IN
EAST AFRICA.

EAST AFRICA
Berin, NOV c-Emperor william teegraphed to
Prince Bismarck to-day follows "fildiz hiosA'
ii a. m.-Eave Just arrived here. Fine weather.
View beautiful beyond description Other Onicia'
dispatches give detailed account Of the meeting DO
tween the Turkish feet and the German ships haisoi
and Hohenzoern at the entrance to the Dardaneiies
The passage through the straits was made undeI
continuous roll OF sautes from the forts On entering
tie sea OF Marmora Said Pacha. Minister Of Foreign
Affairs; Edhem Pacha, formerly Grand Nizier' an"
Herr Radowitz, German Ambassador ieit '
Sultan's yacht Izzedin and received by the h'n
peror the Kaiser. Luncheon was served On o
the German waship The Empress was again sum-
ing from scasckness although the voyage had peen
calm. The vessels were sighted of the entrance 70
tho Bosphoris al 10 O'Clock. 4 large NUMBER VI
vessels, Gayly decorated followed tho German SNIP
TO the Dolmabaktcho Palace. where the sulian' a.
tended by his Ministers and the principal co"
officials awaited the coming OF the Emperor ~ 30.
his arrival Emperor william was cordially gree'ou -
the Sultan. After paTtakng Of refreshments tno W.
monarchs drove TO the YIldiz Palace In carrlaeo
under the escort OF squadron OF ca'"ns
The sultan and Empress sat one side, ana E"poiO
william and Prince Henry the other Inc Sui'a
exchanged few phrases in French with each Vi ~
guests, and then rclapsed into absolute silence h0il
Won Radowlh, acting under instructions from rIi"
Bismarck, will ATTEND, with Sad Pacha. the busino"'
interviews between tho monarchs.
THE EMPRESS TO VISIT THE HAREM'
The incidents attending the EmprSs's visit 10 ,no
royal harcm awaited with interest The dansntoi
of the Turkish Minister at Rome. and the daueno'
OF Muslin Astn Pacha, both of whom speak freno"'
will attend the Empress throughout her stay III 'io
Turkish capital. a gorgeous kaix, propelled py 'on
oarsmen, Will convey her to the entrance to the nare
gardens. The walls of the cabins OF the NAN a. q;
covered with mirrors. The furniture Is nnlsheu ~
blue velvet and gold. The oarsmen VIII wear sTt
Inens Of white silk with gold embroideI1es, - ~
sultan attended by kslaraga chief of the eunusns,,
will receive the Empress disembarklng ana eohuT
her 10 the entrance TO the serago, where ne . W."
leave her. after introducing his m0ther, the Su.an'
Nalide. The recognized wives of the oIL an
all mothers princes, attended by odalsquc suS,
will receive the Empress in the grand saloon M
other women Of the harem VIII he excluded; ~,
visit will last three hours. 4 musical entertalnheI,,,
viii be given during which coffee Will be- served, anu
the Empress will then make tour OF the apartments
and grounds.
GERMANY'S PROTECTORATE IN EAST AFhlOA'
Lord Salisbury has sent emphatic protest against
the declaration Of German protectorate on thc east
coast Of Africa, between the northern boundary Vi
! Vitu and the southern frontier OF kismayu; INC
RechsanzcigerT states that the protect9 Is SUI
icct TO the rights of third parties. Lord SALISBURY
maintains that the British East Africa Company mas
acquitted rights over the luoIal.