New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-25
THE KAISEKS TRIP 4 SUCCESS.
A LOYAL AND CORDIAL GREETING TO HIM
IN ALSACE-LORRAINE
THE VISIT WILL ATTACH THE PROVINCES MORE
STRONGLY TO THE FATIIERLAND-THE
CARS COMING VISIT TO POTsDAM.

CARS COMING VISIT TO P0TsDAM.
Copyright 1889. Byhe Y,le. York Anoca,sd Pre1
Berlin, Aug. 24.-Comparrd with the visit of the
late Emperor william 10 Alsace- Lorraine, in 1877, the
present EmlerOrs visit was phenomenal success.
After making every allowance for official zeal In
stirring the province 10 enthusiasm. the Empcrors re-
ception Indicates the remarkable progress made In
harmonlzng the provinces during the last decade
The journey from strasburg to Metz was trlumphal
progress All the Intermediate stations were gayly
decorated ard crowded with people who cheered the
Emperor, whose tact in the difficult and tempting
circumstances was remarkable. lie made brief re-
plies tie various toasts etc, but said not word
at which the French could he offended.
The only incident that possibly can cause anxiety
arose from the passport question The president OF
the stIasburg Chamber OF Commerce, on being pre-
sented to the Emperor, pettioncd him 10
abolish the present rigorous regulations The Emperor
briefly expressed regret al his inability to do anything
In this direction.
By order of Prince won Hohenlohe. Imperial
decree was published in sirasbg tonight expressing
the thanks Of their Maeses for the brilliant receptions
accorded them which. the decree says strengthen the
conviction that these originally German terrhOrles
inhabited as they by an honest, Intelligent popu
ation VIII become sil more closely attached to the
Faiherand.
The Emperor has sent esZe portrait OF himself
to Prince Won HOhcD0he.
At a gala dinner I'm Munster Castle tonight, the
Emperor replying 10 toast to his health
dwelt upon the energy and endurance OF the
Westphallans whose principles, lie said he i'm
bIbcd in his youth, his tutor having been
a wesphaan Westphalia has always shown itself
loyal to the Prussian house. lie hoped that the
westphaian sword, which had always kept its edge,
would in the future, as In The past give evidence
Of IFS keenness II It should again be necessary 10
unsheath it in defence OF the newly united Father
land He drank Prosperity to Westphala"
EXPECTING THE CAR soon AT PoTSDAM.
Copenhagen tehg ans announce that the Car and
Czaina boarded the Imperial yacht at Peterhot yes
tertay and were expected in Copenhagen on Tues
day but that at the last moment the sailing was
postponed. General Sehuvalof. the Russian Min
ister returned here Wednesday. Count Nessel-
rode the cars master Of ceremonies, has also ar
rived The Russ all Embassy is evidently eApecul8
a Visit from the car tOunt Herbert BiSmalck ill.,
terlupting his holiday, LEFT Hamburg to-day Tor
Munster presumably to 60 suit The Emperor legald-
Ing the Cars visit The belief now Is that the
Car will disembark at setn on his way 10 Copep-
hagen and have brief quiet Infeng VIII me h d
play, such a. was presented for King Lumber ana
Emperor Francis Joseph al the gua iis having 10
parted for the autumn man0euv1eS IN oHesla
CErMANy,s RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.
An lnspir.d article in the Cologne Gazette on the
rcsult OF the Emperors visit TO Osborne. says the
relations between England and Germany, out OF
which much mator for superfu0us dsharmony mas
been eliminated Is beginning to be much more ifenuy
Owing however The opposition Of the IaalcalS IN
Parliament the English Government j. cOHlpeiSa ~
nrocesl cautiously toward understanding WIN
i;ernlany The "COlOgne Gazette adds nstn h
fhc Gar comes or not there is small hope thar me
relations between Russia and Germany will improve
EMPEROR WILLIAM AND THE cRETANs
Reerrng TO the report that deputation OF Cretans
ware going 10 solicit Emperor Williams protection,
-" The POST says that such step will be In vain as
tho TmDerOr has entered Into no obhgslohs lor tue
protectIon of subjects under Turkish rule