New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
FOR PEACE AND COMMERCE.
WHAT THE GERMANS SAY THEIR FLEETS
AND CANAL TYPIFY.

MIRALTY BALL AT KlEL-lhE Emf Emu"
AMONG HIS GUEsTs-A MEMBER OF
THE REIcHsTAG INDIGNANT
THE COMING REGATTAs.
Rerlin. June 22-Yesterday and to-day the In
coming trains from the North have been crowdeu
with Berliners returning from the Kiel fetes.
Everybody is happy and brimful OF enthusiasm
All agree that everything passed off without a
hitch The good fellowship displayed by the Off
GERS and men OF the various fleets was perfect and
Is regarded as strongest aug1ry for future peace
On all sides the Emperor Is congratulated for his
discriminating diplomacy. He has. az 1t WERE
added the Keystone the colossal arch Of his sue
cesses.
The German press are filed with expressions OF
satisfaction. and declare that the proceedings as
q whole could not be surpassed as characterizng
the pacific policy OF the German nation. when
finds expression In the Emperor's words and
throughout the popular demonstration which ac-
compancd them.
The "Tagebatt" says that although the open
ing Of the canal was accompanied by formidaoie
displays Of naval strength, the real significance Oh
the celebration could not be mistaken Inc EN-
peror placed the enormous power of the country
at the service OF peace and international COM
merce.
The 'vossische Zeitung' says that the display
on the occasion Of the new waterway Is SYM
Dol of the cooperation Of all nations IN the
work of civilization. The sole aim OF the I'M
perial Government is to enrich Germany and the
rest Of Europe with works tending toward the
mutual prosperity Of the several nations.
Those who took part in both the Hotenau
banoue, and the Admiralty ball at Kiel give the
palm for brilliancy to the latter Of these func-
tons Although 5000 persons were invited ana
scarcely any OF them failed to attend. there
was no confusion. At 10 o'clock the Emperor
with the four eldest Of the young Princes MADE
his appearance. and a few minutes later the
Empress robed In satin OF heliotropc color ana
ablaze with diamonds. entered the ballroom.
Her Majesty seemed much fatigued. and after
walking In the Imperial procession around the
main hall stood near the Kaiser. around whom
were circled the Princes and the ladies OF the
court. Later the Emperor made tour of the
rooms and chatted with many guests. He spent
considerab bic time in conversation with Admiral
Kirkand and Lord Walter Kerr, the Admiral
commanding tho British squadron. suhse-
ouen,ly exchanging few words with the italian
and Austrian Admrals. In the mean time Adj
rnlral Mcnard Of the French squadron u. Her
bette. French Ambassador to Germany. and the
Russian Admiral SkryGlv formed a group
which the Kings Of Saxony and NurtemDers
joined
The Empress asked o. soc Admiral Menard'
and tn. French Admiral was escorted to her
side. Her Majesty and the Admiral chaitcd
together for n few minutes. the Emperor In the
mean time exchanging greetings with Admira.
Skrydov But 10 those who were Watching
thu greetings app AIRED 10 be a trim" formal Inc
assembly dispersed amid n torrent ~ rain.
In contrast - the almost general concord "l
congratulations upon the success Of the iet"s
ard IN. general expressions 70; satisffction some
- m. members = the Hclchstng complain "t
having been neglected. Herr Richter IN" FrHi-
slnnige leader in the Reichstag. at the banquet
IN Hamburg f0uri himself seated by IN" SIDE
~ MS bitter political opponent. Rector Anl-
warft the notorious anti Semitic Deputy. Herr
Richter ls very indignant AT this. ana CHARGED
the officials with having purpos-y lnsutel MIN
For tho Yachting week At Rel IA 81 the
v.rhts entered are now In the bay. or these
rr'v-rlur are English ard thrce-thc ATLANTA,
Ialot,h and Mr Bigclows KHnigin Lu.se-arc
American There i25 entries Tor the races,
v,ich Will take place from June . 10 June y
r., . Lat includes tho Kaiser's Meteor formerly
tho ThiStle) tho Verona. tho viking. the corr
saul. and the D,rna. The course To- hc sailed
over On VI ,niay VIII b. twcniy-tour miles. on
Treslny forty-e. Sht milrs-an outside triangular
course The course or Friday will b. from
ralr. 20 tho Trayemundc and back. eighty miles.
on Wednesday tho handicap prizes Will b" sailed
Tor r. this contest the American yachts are
not entered