New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-15
KAISER AND CZAREWITCH.
A NOTABLE MEETING AT HANOVER.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS WARM WELCOME IN HAN
OVERTIME GAR UNWILLING no MEET
BIsMARCK-CoUNT HERBERT's
TRIP TO ITALY.
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Berlin, Sept 14.-The hearty reception given TO
Emperor William at Hanover has been gratifying
surprise, showing the extinction OF the aniiRus-
sian party with the popular growth of a German Ma
tonal sentiment The progress of the Imperial party
through the densely crowded and richly decorated
streets. the continuous ovations and rolling bursts OF
acclaims. must have struck chill to the hearts Of the
old adherens of the Guelph monarchy who heard them
Equal enthusiasm displayed when the Emperor
drove from the ScbloSs 10 welcome the CZareWitch.
The spontaneous nature of the demonstration could
not be doubted. 1t was the Emperors first visit TO
the capital of the conquered kingdom. lie and his
suite expected a lukewarm reception. His pleasure
over the welcome found expression in the words that
be addressed 10 Herr Bennigsen, Oberprasdent of the
province. lie found himself among his own people
In Hanover. he said.
His meeting with the Czarewitch invested with
unwonted ceremony, the honors being the same as
would have been accorded the Gar. Around the
Emperor were Prince Albrecht, the Grand Dukes Of
| Iesse and Oldenburg, Prince Charles Of Sweden,
several German princes and court officials. Tho
Czarewltch cordially responded to the Emperors greet
ing They drove through ranks Of veterans and
members Of the city guilds to the schloss. Yester
days review brilliant spectacle. The Care
W : rode on the Emperor's right.
THE CAR DISPOSED TO IGNORE BISMARCK.
| The fact that the Czarewltch was received in a
style usually reserved for crowned heads IS exciting
universal attention. The programme of his reception
at Kiel and Hanover dictated by Prince Bismarck,
who actuated by his knowledge that the Care
witch is disposed TO renew the amcable relations
with Germany. His influence may assist the Chan
celor's final efforts modify the Cars hostility
According 10 the present arrangements his visit to
Potsdam the Gar is determined avoid all reference
to the political situation. Neither NJ. dc Ciers or
any other Minister of his political cabinet will
pany him His suite will be composed solely OF mill
ary officers. Prince Bismarck is credited with aim
ing to obtain interview similar the historic
ference Of Novcmber 1887 The Gar, In asserting
the programme of the visit, has ignored the
Of the Chancellor. court report has it that he pre-
fers not to meet him. Whatever weight the Czarewtch
has with his father will tend in favor Of according
an interview with Prince Bismarck.
COUNT HERBERT'S VISIT TO SIGNOR CRISPI.
Count Herbert Bismarck, in the course OF his sup
posed sojOurn in England, secretly went 10 Pene di
Carbon Italy, where he had interview with Signor
Crlspi. Count Herbert remained there a week, in
Italian Prime Minister who was also mysterious in
his movements. The interviews related to the pro
jected meeting of Emperor William, the Emperor of
Austria, and the King Of Italy at Naples, and the
relations between Italy and the Vatican The EN-
peror of Austras visit is contingent upon the Italian
Government modifying its policy toward the Church,
reraning from interfering with the privileges of the
officers of the Vatican, sIppressing demons ratons
similar to the Bruno celebration, and nenewng the
Bismarck charged Herr SchlOeger, who went 10
FREDERICKSBURG on Thursday, 10 inform the Pope, on
bis return TO Rome that ltalys allies would consran
the Quirinal TO respect the wishes of the Vatican.
MUCH INTEREST IN THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.
The elections in France awaited here with
increased anxiety The papers are preparing 10
issue midnight editions on September %.