New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03

Daily News" says it is understood that the
pody VIII be consecrated in Moscow and then
conveyed to the capital. where IL will lie in
state -FOUR days. He confirms the report that
Princess Alix OF Hesse will return with her
brother TO remain short time in Germany
In Moscow and ST. Petersburg every precaution
against Nihilist demonstrations has been taken.
THE QUEENS SORROW AT THE CzAr's
DEATH.
a Court circular issued this evening saws:
Her Majesty has received with the deepest
concern the sorroWful intelligence Of the fatal
termination Of the Illness of the Emperor Of
Russia The Queen who is allied with the
Russian imperial family by So many ties feels
the warmest sympathy with the afflicted En-
press and her family as well as with the young
Emperor who is about to become by marriage
Her Majestys grandson and for whom the Queen
entertains sincere affection and regard"
The Standards" St Petersburg correspon-
dent says The young Cars manifesto is re-
ceived with open delight probably unparalleled
in the history of Russian official declarations
The dienined and almost aNectionate tone is
freely compared with that OF the proclamation
published upon the accession OF Emperor Will
lam IL.
Sir Henry POnsOnly. the Queens private soc
retary. made long call to-day on VI. Siaal. the
Russian Ambassador on behalf Of Her Majesty
Lord Rosebery also had an interview with NJ
SiaaL Among the other callers at the Russian
Embassy were J. r. Roosevelt. charge d'Af-
flares of the United States Embassy. and most
of the foreign Ministers and Ambassadors
Prayers We're said in the Russian Embassy AZ
O'Clock this morning. kilograms of condo
lence are flowing into the Embassy from all parts
Of the country. \ private requiem service was
held in the Russian Church to-day. which was
attended by Russians only. NJ Staal and the
whole Russian Embassy were present. The
Queen has commanded Lord Kimberley 10 in
struct the British Ambassador at 81. Peters
burg to express Her Majesty's heartfelt sorrow
and sympathy. which is shared by all classes 4
her subjects
The Duchess OF York arrived in London to
day dressed in deep back. The Duk" OF York
will represent the Queen In making visits e con
dolence The Court VIII go into ful mourning
fo- two weeks. and for fortnight thereafter
Will be in half mourning St Jamos's ana Buck
ingham palaces and Marlborough II H1use present
a sombre appearance the blinds ~ all three
being drawn.
The dea,h Of the Car has not affected the
Stock Exchange. Prices have an upward ten
dency.
Paris Nov 2.-President Casimir PeriNr re-
ceived this morning telegram from The Grand
death Of the Car and the accession - tho
throne Of Nicholas II. THIS telegram VIII BE-
printed in the journal Ofcic," to-morroN.
The flags on all the publ buildings have been
lowered 20 haf-mas,. and all Z the mi!i'a~ and
naval officers are wearing mourning "mhlems.
the authorities having ordered n period of gen
eral mourning for the Gar
FRENCH CABINET AT A REQUIEM SERVICE.
The Cabinet met az $3.50 O'clock this morning.
President Casimir-Perier presiding. FOR the pun
pose OF framing a message II sympathy 10 be
forwarded TO Emperor Nicholas II. A. II O'Clock
the President wearing the grand Gordon u the
Legion Of Honor and the Minister'S all in even
ing dress. went 10 tn" Russian Chapel. wh"r"
they were escorted to seats. Tho church was
crowded with DISTINGUISHED persons among 'ne'n
the chief civil and military officers. Baron
Mohrenhem. the Russian Ambassador and tho
Duchess OF Mecklenburg The entire Russian
colony were present After the services in the
chapel the President and VI. Rprde1u went 70 the
PANTHEON TO salute the tomb f President Carnot.
in conformity with the French custom of visiting
the dead on All Souls Day. Colonel Chamoin
accompanied the President and NJ Burdeau on
behalf Of the family of ". Garnet. Both cer"-
monies deeply impressive.
The Cabinet mot again al O'Clock this after
noon. After two hours counci at the Eiysfe.
tho Ministers We're unable 10 decid" upon the
delegates to be sent 10 the Cars funeral Prob
ably Generals Gafei Sanssi~r ana m,iicGI IT,.
French fleet in the demonstrates at Cronsfadt.
Will be- named. Felix Faure. Minister of Marine
has telegraphed a message II CONFIDENCE - the
Grand-duk- Alexis the chief of the Russian
Navy
1t was personally suggested BY President Cast
mir Perici. that the Cabinet attend the requiem
services In the Russian Church In body ana
afterward accompany him TO IN" Pantheon to
pay respect TO thr memory or i.resln'h' ~ arlo'
The Presden, was desrcus that m" homage ~
the heads Of the Government should b" PAID 10
the memory Of both of the principal characters
in the Franco Russian alliance upon the same
day The President placed splendld wreath
upon NJ Carnot's tomb. and flowers were also
placed there by Mime Carnot and her sons
MANY private houses are displaying the Rus
sian ana French cOOrs lowered to half-mast.
The bouevards filed with vendors "' me
late Cars portraits. which find ready sale The
windows Of many buildings boia pubIlc ana
priya,e are draped with Russian hags ana
emblcms Of mourning are everywhere "xhibited
Several Of the Paris theatre managers mao" ,r
apnouncemen mt yesterday that their houses would
be closed last evening, and no periorInan'e VIII
be given at any place Of amusement IN the city
on the day OF the funeral.
The teyt OF the telegram Of coincidence sent
bv President CasimirPerier to Car Nicholas Is
as follows: ,,,,,,
enotion that address your Imperial Highness
with sincere coincidence. The Emperor ma" con-
quered universal respect, but France lf" ''4" har
than respect Tor MN IRON, '' t,t t u,,,tlic
heart, The President OF the French Rcpnphc
nar,akes of your sorrow and the mourning oi
the French Nation ,.,,
r. the Czarina the President telegrhphe'
IT have for many days shared the cruel an
o,,,ab fel by Your Majesty, and 10 Your Majesty
= resncctfully address an expression OF my pro-
found grief. o, -,
Nine Cas,mir Perier has sent message "'
cordolence 10 the CZarina on behan 81 'h'
rnion Of the Women ~ France. Nine .aiho'
to-day teegraphed personal message "' SYN,
pathy 10 the Czarna. and her sons irhcs' ana %
Francis Carnot signed. the call book al the
Russian Embassy. , g., c,o
The Congress of Ladies Associations i.' ,,.n.1
oor,ng tho Wounded sitting at Lyons. ad)ourn"d
i1..nc ~