New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02
THE KAISER IN HOLLAND,
1CoMEp AT AMSTERDAM BY THE CHILD
orrEEN AND A BRILLIANT COMPANY
FESTIVITIES IN HIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
roR HIS RECEPTION IN ENGLAND-THh
PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES
TO AWAIT HIS ARRIVAL
AT WINDSOR CASTLE.

TO AWAIT HIS ARRIVAL
At WINDSOR CASTLE.
= Amsterdam. July 1.-The fotiila escor'lng 'h0
z,Dneror Of Germany and his party arrived nele
- ACCOMPANIED by the Dutch squadron un-
A., ViceAdmiral de JoSselin de Jong' "''
souadron consists of the cruisers hohinsIh i1ln'
a., Nederlanden, 3,4O0 tOns van U'deh -'.po
rs. and Johan Willem Friso, 3,4oo tone '''
s,sel protected cruiser Sumatra. OF the puon "
So, navy: three armored rams. and severai
ioni'l mentions The Imperial yacht Hohen-
ino-n ti conveying the Emperor entered the Nolu
~ Vonsal at the Ymuiden mouth. where 'ne
,.scbt will lie during the Emperors ViSiV
sT-non landing at the dock here the Emperor
= ,ooeived bv Queen Wilhelmna Helena rauI-
N,orv who is only eleven years old, ana pS
~ opeen Regent Emma, Princess OF WaIdecA;
~. oreen and the Queen Regent were surrouiloeu
hr brilliant gathering of Cabinet Nhie'e''
or,Dv officers and municipal and other authorlVe0
1monO the Ministers present wer the otcrr'"iS
., state for Foreign Affairs, Jonkheer y haiV
poron Nackav. Minister Of the COLONIES
Colonel Bercansus. Minister of War; ana Aunii-
ral Dvserinck, Minister of Marine.
The Fmncror was received with salvo OF az
,iuar, the whole river being lned with Nes'eS
dacorated from stem TO stern WIN ouh'lhe' OP''
landing the most cordial greetings were eA0i'a"s1"
,,o,u,oen tho Queen the Queen Regent anu Uno
pmneror and Empress, as well as DcV"ee" ."o
i+Har members of the Royal families ami h'sh
s;1nitaries assembled. All the important uIPio-
aaetic and military authorities of Holland were
osort either AT the landing place or at the hoS'u
palace the majority of the officials aWsiVlns '"'
s,rival of the Emperor on the quay
The route leading from the landing piace "
.,,a noIoce was lined with troops and crowded TO
,bo utmost with enthusiastic citizens OF Aihs'er
dam and its neighborhOod, who warmly gree'eu
Tho voung Emperor After passing an hour VI
two at the palace the Emperor drove VnrouSn
.be CITY. seemingly enjoying Thoroughly Ule SEN
nresented by the gayly decorated suee's anu Un0
many houses covered with flags from 1ooi "
basement ;,;.or,,
picturesque incident was grand mliiV''iS
..,oo br An orchestra Of nearly 1000 men at
o'clock tonight in Dam Square. lue lfoh' u r r"o
Tolace was Illuminated with electric lights Inc
r,,r,,,nent in tie centre was buried in 1owers' ana
v,a. transformed into a four-jet fountain on the
r,l5ol # the Champ de Mars Illuminated louh-
,oirs ot the Universal Exhibition. The reh-
Sinc of He'll dir i'm SieGes-kr was re-
,norl[obv impressive The Emperor wltnessed
all This after grand banquet in the palace Inc
great saloon was magnifcently decorated VIII"
the historical silver service and vases lhcIuulns
q huge centre-piece chased 10 represent the Du'ch
victory at Nieuwpoort in 1000
A. the banouet the young Queen was seated
.o,u,oor tho Emperor and Empress, and the Queen
Regent sat next to the Emperor Inc usual
toests were proposed. Afterward the |hoe party
sat on the balcony The Emperor expressed nis
SsI,oh, vi,h tho tattoo and frequently bowed
IN response 10 piaudl's lheie was " ste"' 10.
Of people in the Dam Square, and many women
tainted Aquatic and other fetes were organized
by citizens
The Emperor has conferred decorations upon
number of Dutch officials
London, July 1.-The Prince and Princess
of Wales will not meet the Emperor
at Port Victoria, near Sheerness, as
previously announced The German Emperor
will be met upon landing there by the Duke oil
Connaught, the Duke Of Edinburgh and the Duke
Of Clarence and Avondale. The Prince and Prin-
cess of Wales will await the arrival of his I'm
perial Majesty at Windsor Castle.
The Queens cream-colored horses, which are
used only on great state occasions will draw the
Imperial carriage in the procession 10 windsor
Castle The Scots Guards Will line the route
from the station 70 the castle. The Queen, sur
rounded By the household officials and Lord Sails
bury and other Ministers, will receive the visl-
tors in the ierge quadrangle.
have to note that there not sufficient rooms
in Windsor Castle, large as it is, TO accommodate
the Roval personageS who will gather there, as
well as the young Emperors suite. Tie result
is that many of the German visitors will have
10 be sent to the hotels in the 0eighbOrhood OF
the castle. In addition, the Queen did not have
a sufficient number of carriage horses at Windsor
Castle Consequently, twenty additional horses
and ten additional carriages have been dispatched
from the Regal stables in London to Windsor.
large extra force Of servants Of all descriptions
has also left London for Windsor
On the other hand. the military officers Of Great
Britain are distracted at the inOrdinate reQuisionS
which are being made upon them ito please the
German Emperor. for troops of all arms who Will
for ornamental purposes be subject to ncon-
Seniences and fatigue. while incidentally the
country is subjected TO great expense.
The Prince of Wales today had long interview
with the Queen. who summoned him to her pres
ence for the purpose Of discussing and settling
Dumber of perplcxing questions Of court eti-
auette and precedence which have arisen IN con-
sequence of the approaching visit of the young
Emperor
The French artists al the Opera DENY that they
have refused tC sing before Emperor William.
Prince George Of Wales is exuected AZ Cowes
on August 3. He will race the Emperor William 5
yacht Meteor for the Queens Cup.
The Admiralty has ordered that no vessel be
allowed within 900 yards OF The outcmost tor
pedo vessel esc0rting the HOhen7Ollern on the
Thames nor within the same distance Of the I'm
peral yacht az any time until after the Imperial
party has lardrd
The newspapers Of this city said to-day that
they were authorized 10 ann.mnce that The pro-
Pramme published yesterday OF the Emperor
Williams engagements during his stay in this
country was Incorrect The reason for today s
announcement is that the Emperor has sent a
peremptory telegram 70 some person in high
authority here. probably the German Ambassador.
objectlng 10 having all his movements arranged
for him, and requesting that certain mornings
Should be left free for his own disposition.
- Truth. referring 10 the Em0eTor's visit, SAYS
"lhe tOthcratiOn Is unprecedented since the
time OF the Queens marriage. The Kaiser is a
hundred tires more eNacting and unreasonable
Than The Emperor Nicholas who caused such