New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-29
THE ROUTE.

po,srsburg. Nov 9s.-It is said that the
;,,ends to introduce several important re-
oNa. IN the administration Of the Government.
io'" ~,,rc;pal change being the establishment Of
Commentary representation.
" e estimated that the Cars manifesto. is
or his wedding day. RENTS about 50OOO,o0O
.~hles in taxes to the poor.
Tho members of the Municipal Council OF st.
,.nrsburg have unanimously resolved to pre-
-, bread and salt to Count Lannes de Monte
,.no the French Ambassador to Russia. This
rsmonv is equivalent to the presentation OF the
ssasdom Of the city.
issuo', i" marriage Of the Car was celebrated In
,Sniard with great enthusiasm on Monday. The
." - Helsingfors was pr0fusely decorated. ana
o'; narfornances were held in the theatres III
.sra evening Business was suspended, ana 'he
hools and public offices We're ciosec
porlin Nov 2s.--The correspondent OF the
,.n,,ad Press. returning from ST Petersburg
sords the following dispatch from Eydtkuhnen'
- the frontier of Russia and Prussia:
,rbouch berths had been engaged in ST Peters
- Week in advance. all of the passengers IN
,ns t,r Ieft ST. Petersburg last evening. In order
nat hat the car might be occupied by hmsS'an
GranaoIN% Ne Foisdeffre the chief staff officer of the
rrsnch Army. and Vice Admiral Gervais; chiet
san ps.srsburg as Representatives OF the FRENCH
Spsrublc at the funeral of Emperor Alexander ~
ny the marriage of Gar Nicholas H. are return
@ anu 20 m paris bv the way of Berlin. and have heen
ls ls,neSsn,s of cvatons at the hands of the t,us-
sian officials and people thr"ughout me ro"'e m
g. s petersburg to the Pruss!an frontier. poli
,hs,r arrival at Looga eighty-nve miles soulh"rS'
therr petershurg at II O'Clock last evening. me
gT,,srch Z, representatives We're greeted by me an-
hor,rI.s and entertained at supper by them IN me
royal Too" arriving at wilma this morning. they
psrs met by the Governor and the ofhCers OF the
arrisor and after an exchange OF clNlllties were
gaiar.e5 ga,a,se5S 70 The royal room for breakfast.
The city Of Kevno sayly decorated WIN nass s
IN honor of the French representatives; ahI as ue
;ran halted at the station TWO pahuS ot iliuSI ~
We'd with each other in an execTapie re'to. - ~ W
VA sr ,ir,s The Governor and hundreds of ofhcers
80 residents Of the city were at the station 70
sarsre he distinguished Frenchmen. and in the
.n,srtanment which followed Inahpasin,e -notsI, no
nayed the Russian anthem ana the MdIsrl'la's w.
Esssn hats we're not removed by the populace IN
t,octsd off The Governor proposed toast 70
rrsncs and 10 the naval stations tronstant ahu
roulon In reply to this toast Admiral GerVals
EXPRESSED regret at taking his departure from
,on in Russia he said. and would not fail TO give
"a PRESIDENT Casimir-Perier an account OF the
cordaljty with which the representatives OF france
t,s heen received General de Boisdenre proposed
toast TO Russia. and when the french oiicers
snsrged from the royal room their hands were
fnil ~ flowers The Governor. In the e1uoerance
aa1h;s ~ hosntality gave each OF the Frenchmen a
Ssorl,te huC The people cheered. the military
Srad a. salute the bands played. and the citys
nnes.s returned TO their car and the train steamed
away.
Rudapest Nov os-Professor Nambery. an au-
+hority on the Eastern question writes 10 the
"Pesther Lloyd" that the Anglo-Russian under
standing cannot be more than temporary. as
Russia and England can more be associated
In peace than fire and water.