New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-04
THE BMPEROR's VISIT TO ENGLAND.
POLITICAL COMPLICATIONS NAY RESULT FROM
1T-ELABORATE PREPARATIONS MADE
AT WINDSOR.

IT-ELABORATE PREPARATIONS MADE
AT WINDSOR.
Copyright; 1891 Bp The Nsac York Associated Press
London July 3.-Before the Emperor left Rotter-
dam tonight the latest phase of the official pro
gramme for his reception in England had not re
oeived his appreciation. Since the first draft was
submitted to him he has busted himself with up
setting arrangements from the moment Of his ARRIVAL
at Port Victoria 10 the date Of his farewell on July
49, In his latest imperiOus ntmation, telegraphed
today he declines 10 review the Volunteers at Wmbe-
don the greatest popular function in his honor after
the progcss to the Guildhall Report says that his
refusal Is absolute, and that he had dropped re
mark, which repeated to the official circle here
that he did want to look at tradesmen masquerah
ing as soldiers. As the abandonment of the review
is likely IN be resented ndignity by the VOlun-
teers % 900 Of whom enrolled TO take part in
the review it proposed 10 substitute for the review
a mare h past at the Horse Guards II the Kaiser
be induced 10 tolerate the spectacle.
But the ceremonial aspects Of the visit trouble the
Government less than the political. The first five
days of his sojourn the Emperor passes in compare
tive seclusion at Windsor. Lord salisbury goes to
Windsor tomorrow, and will remain there until July
s. He will be accompanied by Sir p. W. Currie the
Permanent Under Secretary Of the Foreign Office and
by Private secretary harrington. The pageantrv
socated with the visit lconceals fact Of serious
political import On the eve Of his starting on his
tour the Emperor declared that the Dreibund had
proclaimed
tente with England. The Government here refuses
10 give explicit responses 70 questions in the House
of Commons on the nature of the commitments Of
England, but the universally accepted belief in diplo.
matte circles Is that Lord Salisbury is pedging the
country further than he dares TO reveal The on.
position. dissatisfied with the emptiness Of the ex
plantations of the Government mean IN 20 thoroughly
into the question when the Foreign Office estimates
reached. but they Will probably fail to draw the
desired information from the Government
Some inkling Of the real position, it is hoped NAV
b. got from the speeches at the Guldhan banquet
which is often selected for striking Ministerial An.
nouncements II the Emperor is permitted 70 exercise
his tendency to extreme frsnkness something will be
come known But the official opinion is that Lord
Salisbury will succeed in tutoring him into some formal
declaration that will disclose nothing. The growing
popular impression that the Emperors visit will re
suit in complications in England's foreign relations
Will tend 70 modify the NTH of the Emperors re-
ccption. Press comments indicate this "Thouch
the visit may be sport to him." says leading Unonst
weekly, it IS fun for Could not he have Get II
alOnel Is il friendly thus to be superheating the
hatred Of France for England, and increasing the i'll.
Will Of Russial"
Whatever may be the meaning Of the Emperors
presence here. no foreign pOtentate re
ceived with preparations elaborate. The squadron
which Is TO salute the HohenzOern 10 morrow is the
PICK Of the British Navy. Along the railway route TO
waterloo Junction every station is a Of floral and
nag decorations. The streets Of the old town Of
NHuSof are aOlaze with color With the assent Of the
emperor In order to give the public a prolonged
spectacle the procession instead of passng direct from
ne Sbitloh 70 The castle, viii through the town 10
"ie Long Walk and hence up hill 10 the Queens
trance seen from the ramparts the whole rOutc
10 ah immense garden, glowing by day with flowers and
DS hlght streaming with electric lights hidden IN trees
anu shflbbeIy. Within the castle the apartments set
apart lor tbe Emperor and Empress have been newly
ocooidted The Zuccarelli room. the Rubens Room the
hhgs closet and the Queens closet have been re-
'eNed tor the Imperial visitors. The Kings closet ar
i'I3eo a. sleeping apartment for the Emperor has
DeoSen Of Lcus SEIZE stlc. with gilt pilaste bearing
uoineo canopy surmOmted with ostrich feathers and
ofdpenes Oh green satr embroidered with homework.
Inc queens closet which will be the Empresss bed
rOom' mas similar bedstead and is upholstered IN
S Slocn tuecm velvet, trimmed with gold. The
$oolI nedt seemed set upon unwOnted expenditure.
aN oOsIile'l mrnturc and carpets provided for
IIs rOyaI rooms approaches and galleries Even st.
UcOIgeS Nidpel Is bedecked beyond precedent.
me ponce dlScfedit the stories OF Socialist dc
lh0bsuau0ns against the Emperor. -Four Of the lead
ls eocaDeI cubs concur In deciding 10 abstain from
l99hihg part IN any demonstration The Anarchist
iuD' Autonome, has split. a suspicion that some
catuFes." F