New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
no LEAVE LIVADIA THURSDA Y
.,r CAR AND THE WHOLE IMPERIAL.
FAMILY WILL ESCORT ALEXAN-
DER'S BODY

rue CAPITAL WILL PROBABLY BE REACHED
xrxr rr-EsDAY-TROOps ARRIVING ArYArTA
THE NEW EMPERoR's FRIENDLY FEEL
ING TOWARD FRANcE-ACrIoN or
THE FRENCH PARLIAMENT
s. Petersburg. Nov. "a dispatch from
,ra dated to-day, says that eleven battalions
= infantry. regiment of cavalry. and
,5eade Of artillery expected to arrive there
,.morrow The Car and all the members OF
the imperial family will start with the body of
Alexander III for the capital on Thursday.
The dispatch adds that Professor Leyden sailed
from Yal;a this afternoon on board the Orel.
BEFORE his departure the Car conferred upon
IN. nrofessor the decoration set in brilliants OF
IN. first class of the Order of s.. Anne
The Prince and Princess Of Wales will accom-
many the imperial party on the way to 81.
petersburg 1t is likely that the body will be
taken to Sebastopol instead Of Odessa, and there
no transferred to the Moscow train. Moscow
will be reached probably November H. and
6, Petersburg the 18th The imperial fam
uv will accompany it from the beginning to the
and Of the journey. The intention Of allowing
,bs nublic 10 view the body in Livadia yesterday
was abandoned because the process of embalm-
,,g # had not been finished. 1t is said to have
Moscow and Charkoff.
There are rumors of police order 10 close the
roska shops in towns along the route OF the
funeral train and It's enforcement is said to
have caused serious trouble in several districts.
rba truth of these rumors cannot be ascertained.
The goldsmiths of ST. Petersburg and Moscow
ara receiving innumerabe orders for gold and
silver memorial crowns and crosses. General
IF War nd 81 N under
the late Car at the capture of Rustchuk. has
ordered silver crown twenty-four inches In
diameter. The inscription is to be: ITO the
Chief of the Army of Rustchuk, from the Chief
q, his Staff" Vannowski has obtained per-
mission 10 place this crown on the Emperor's
tomb
The Car to-day replied to the Senates ex-
pressions of loyalty follows:
81 am assured by the feelings OF devotion for
me expressed by your body. and have no doubt
that the Senate will cooperate with me In the
service of my dear country and aid me 10 follow
the path marked out by my ever-lamented
father
In response to the message of coincidence and
sympathy sent to her by President Casimr-
Perier Of France. the Czarina to-day caused the
following to be telegraphed to NJ. Casimir-
Per!er:
% "Acep, nv personal thanks for the cordial
sympathy you have shown me in my cruel
sorrow"
The Car telegraphed as follows to the Munc-
fpal Council of Caen:
Russia thanks you for your good wishes. Be
assured that have inherited from my beloved
father his sympathies for France.
London. Nov 5--1'he Yalta correspondent Of
"The Daily News" gives these additional de-
tails OF the last scenes In Alexander IIrs life:
AT 8 o'clock on Thursday morning Professor
Ieyden advised that the Cars hands and arms
BE- rubbed The Princess Alix and the Grand
Duchesses Xenia and Olga did this with loving
care The Czarina knelt or stood by the En-
peror's side and the Duchess Of Saxe-Coburg and
Gotha stood near by in pitiable despair. The
Czarina continually laid her cheek against her
husbands. deeply impressing with her misery all
who witnessed the sad scene. She wept less than
did the others When she handed the sufferer
drink her hand did not trembe and she
even tried 10 smile. The doctors were going In
and out. directing the rubbing and the inhala-
ton Of oxygen. Professor Leyden had been mp
since 3s'clock. He was rewarded with the Cars
full confidence. The Grand-duchess Elizabeth
told him that the patient said:
Ieyden is the only dCctOr ever saw VINO
knows what is good for a patient.
Doubtless the Car referred also 70 the aDso-
Lutte peace reigning round the sickbed. for he
must have known that he owed IT to Leyrei :
exquisite tact. The doctors who conducted me
autopsy had nothing to do with the treatment
OF the case; hence their opinion may be taken
10 confirm that the case was diagnosed cor
recty and treated rightly The Cars face
remains untouched by death. 1t bears an ex-
preston Of pain. but patient submission: me
relations Of all members of the Imperial ldIhlI!
were OF the best Everything was done with
delicacy and mutual consideration 49,
THE Czarewitch was moved deeply by MY
fathers death The Princess AK. who long
hestated 10 renounce the faith Of her fathers
70 which she chung lovingly. was giad uhde,
these circumstances 10 make the sacrncS' diau
relieve her fances heart am miio s n~u da ~s
the conversion was hurried b-cads" ioItE uaS ;
must elapse between the baptism ana the mar
rage. There is now just time Tor the marriage
"The Dai,v Sews's" correspondent IN St.
Petersburg says that Or. Zacharin IS no' IHrN
70 return 10 Moscow a present, as he pop"l"
persist in the suspicion that the va w"H .d'rId
soned The students declared tnat thtV Wou,I
not attend his lectures and that his Mt w"u'u
be IN danger If he should return o,osso ,e,e-
eranbs. ~, is believed here that the partial or
total abolition Of press censorship VIII be among
Nicholas IFS immediate reforms me 'eIe'iioh!
OF receiving the people oatts pS NV Nv" :,
and the Grand-duke George has Deeh proee-I,.ns
In various churches schools ana pubic lnstl'u-
tions since November 2 All male citizens aoove
twelve whatever their reed are orueItu 10 "P -
pear at the parish churches where tn' oat ~. -
Administered 10 them collectively. near lIoml
several authoritative sources thdt
Attorney General Of the hoy oynou;; - no. hit,,
10 retain his offices despite his erudiuoh' apil'I
and bnne.ty Ue aienat-d Nicholas's respect
long ago by his fanaticism.
Paris Nov. 5.-M. Burdeau. President OF the
Chamber Of Deputies to-day read 10 'ha' oo'S
a letter from Premier Dupuy announcing "'''
the Government had forwarded to emperor nv"
olas ii a message expressing CONFIDENCE an" NV
heartfelt good wishes OF the French ooVei''''''''
and the people for His Majesty. W. h'' ''
said he felt certain that the Chamorr "ou'u w
care that the Government mad ial'hIu'! " to,-
Fro
perial family THE memory Of the Iate CHa'
added NJ Burdeau will live In the hea'' u