New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
THE EMPRESS ON HORSEBA OK.
SHE COMMANDS HER REGIMENT AND
AsToNIsHEs THE KAISER.
AZ INCIDENT IN THE MANoEUvRE NOT DOWN ON
TIE PRoGRAMME-ATTEMPT TO FORCE ihHH
UNITED STATES EMBASSY TO REcoG-
NIZE SEDAN DAY.

UNITED STATES EMBASSY TO RECoG-
NIzE SEDAN DAY.
po-,,r s.nt THE Second Army Corps paraded
., Krol,ow a distance OF an hours ride from Ste,-
Tin carly this forenoon. The Empress drove iroin
rho castle at 10 o'clock In an open .carriase WV"
outriders The Emperor rode at the heau VI h'S
, eorgeousiy uniformed suite and hated close ~
stone which had been erected upon the hreno"
field in memory OF the Emperor's grandfather
tyo,ser Uihelm l. Remaining there a few minutes
His Majesty placed himself at the head Vi inc
Friedrich Wilhelm Grenadiers and led theIn TWICE
before the Empress During a pause IN the pro-
ceedngs the troops and spectators were treated 10
an agreeable surprise
rt rr,,ress left her carriage after reviewing
cha Crenadiers and in a short time made her APP
nearance on horseback in public for the nrs' time
- hor recsnt illness Her Majesty wore the
Uniform of her regiment or Cuirassiers' anu
suoited every manifestation Of admiration as she
rode IN the head OF her regiment and took COM
mand The Empress then gave the order 10 ao-
yance and galloped down the line at the head OF
IN. regiment passing In front OF the Kaiser. lhis
movement provoked deafening outourst OF APP
nlause from the troops and the assembled onlooh-
ars the manifesto tons of enthusiasm lasting many
,oinutes The Emperor seemed to be astounded
when the Empress came gallopins down the 'he'
folou,ed nv her regiment and when She came back
AZ the same rapid pace repassng the Emperor. His
Majesty met her halfway ana shook hanus with
her After the parade. which was finished at
O'clock the Empress drove home in her carriage
The Emperor followed later and reached the castle
AT the head OF the color company al o'clock Al
s.ao o'clock a gala parade dinner was given at the
castle and a gala performance was held I'm the
theatre At the command or the Emperor the COM
adv ~ "F;irts" was performed. with Fraule!n Clara
Zieger in the principal role. Emperor Francis
Joseph OF Austria is expected to arrive on Mon
day when actual operations. consisting OF manoeu-
afC wi
groun will be the King Of Saxony. Prince Victor Of
italy Princes Arnulph and Leopold OF Bavaria
General Lord Roberts. OF the British Army, and
Lord IOnsdale who is the Emperors guest The
total number OF who will take part In the
ma noeuyres is 10000 The Emperor will act
umpire, except when he himself is In command.
The Communication veterans continue their
round Of fstes and there has been only one Incl
dent since their arrival the perfect freedom
OF their visit from unpleasant incidents. and
blame attaches them for this. The German
Organizing Committee made the mistake OF trying
TO impcate the American Embassy. through the
veterans in an inter-offcial recognition OF the
Sedan Day celebration. BY request the United
Press denies all the statements OF the Berlin press
that the United States Embassy took any part In
the e.es or h In ANY way IN e nan th
mausoieum OF Kaiser Wilhelm at charottenburg
and then visited the grave OF Emperor Frederick at
the Fredrichs kirche. Potsdam. The group OF vet
Grams VIII divide into two we, parties after going to
hyHHduStf. put party VIII go 10 tne MetI DdNtit-
fields and the other return to Chicago.
Among the Americans here are Coone, Savage
Professor smmon j. Brown. United States Navy
and II. T. Proctor. OF Williamstown.
BALFOUR ON A MONETARY CONFERENCE.
THE GREAT OBJECTION TO ONE Is THAT NO
ENTENTE coRDIALE EXISTS BETWEEN THE
GOVERNMENTS LIKELY TO CONFER.
Tcndon Cant IA I Ralfour First 7 ord ~ ,he
Treasury has written a letter in which he gives his
opinion that there u lttls prospect OF q monetary