New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05

tain Heyl. of his STAFF. called to pay their re-
spects. They spent fifteen minutes with the
Niceroy, who took a violent fancy to the youth.
and piled him with questions about his school
and what he expected to become as man. He
asked General Miles how old he was, and when
the General told him he had served with Grant
the Viceroy became deeply Interested. and
asked numerous questions about Grants army
life
IMPRESSED BY MIR. CARLISLE.
After this interview. ex-Secretary Foster took
the Viceroy. Lord LII and DR.. Mark to call
Secretary Carlisle. at the latter's residence.
Mrs. Carlisle and the wife of Chief Justice Full
Ter received the party. This visit turned out to
he the most important of the day. and resulted
in the complete demolition OF the afternoon pro-
gramme. The Viceroy spent over an hour In dis
cussion of finance and tariff with Secretary Car
isle He was amazed and gratlhed Win the
Secretarys knowledge of the Chinese systems.
and the firm grasp and clear perception ne had
on subjects that had puzzled Chinas cnlel
thinkers. China contemplates change IN her
tariff system. which is now said to be anytnhs
but uniform. Secretary Carlisle had a copy Oh
the present Chinese customs schedules peiore It
him. and the two distinguished hnanclers went
closely into the details of the matter Tne zee
roy declared that Carlisle would be the greatest
man In all China if he went there m LOO
When the discussion had continued un'ii 70
o'clock the Viceroy entered his carriage anu
drove to Secretary Lamonts Wnere ne cie ne
card repeating the courtesy at the reslaehce VI
General Miles and Secretary francls. ineii n Nv
drove back to the hotel where General Kuger'
Major Davis and Captain Mills were III lui' @ UNI
form awaiting him. and the carriages VIZ
drawn up ready to conduct the eii'iie sun. ~ ~
tho monument where steam had been kept up
after hours to take the party in the elevator u
the top. ,,.s .. .aLo orv
Further trims to-day He said he was tired ana
would rest until the dinner this evening. re re-
tired at once to the privacy Vi ''' "p"'
" AZ : o'clock he came down to the elaborate
dinner rendered in his honor by eX-Secretary
Foster Besides the host ana the NIceIos ,a. ,mt
following guests sat down: Ii Hung rons ui
con of the Viceroy) Secretary Lo Fing l.uh' III
Ching Sou (second son OF the Nlceroyi ~; -
win and DR.. Mark, the Chinese Minister, ans
VI. the Mexican Minister. Sehor Romero SCI oec
retarv Carlisle Secretary Lamont, secretary
Francis Justice Harlan, Governor Lo"hues' Vi
MARYLAND General Miles, General RuseI, AS, AS
sistant Secretary Rockhill. r. -: Drew. Celei az is
lanes H. Wilson and DR.. w. w. johnston Oh
Washington. , a,r,n,
The floral decorations were superb, ana curing
the repasi the United States Band. under sPe
cial orders from the Navy Department. gave
serenade. playing among other numbers, 'he NE
Chinese National air. Chinese prologue py
Norelli Fanciullrs Chinese Marcn' ana o'"ei
melodies recognized by Earl Ii.
AN EXCHANGE OF COMPLIMENTS.
4. tho close Of the dinner Mr.. Foster made a
few remarks. in which he felictously expressed
the representatives of the Government crowns
o. oe the Vicerov's visit to the Capltol ana
o.hor cities and their regrets that HIS ENcei-
,oncv,s urgent duties at home made MS stay 80
ebort Now that he was to depart on the Iohs
tourney across the Continent and ocean, every
ore desired TO wish him good health and happi-
moss and a long life of further usefulness 10 i''
country and the world II ,., ii. ;r.or
Ii Hung Chang respondeI tnrousn nia ,.t ~
preter in a written speecn, WHICH "0' WIN 'i
IN acknowledgng the hospitality extended
70 me by my old friend, Hon; ). W. n~s.,,' on
7 have 10 thank him for afordlns me an cop
nor,rnitv before my departure from 'he Nai
i,al of this country to repeat once mo- 49,
sincere expression of my Eratltuue a"u 81 % Iii
s,,nosc tn the American Government anu Ii.i
1ans for the welcome and reception oneIcu -
me az representative OF my august ii.;, inaa.Il, ~
Enneror of China and the personinc,aitei,'orn ~
,he chinese Empire. Since the estdpiislilties t ~
of orr treaty relations there have always pceii @
evidences of good friendship between our 9so,,
countries but all these ord;aiitv and warmth
disnlaved by the American Government ini aiiJ
citizens in welcoming and receiving "iS 'pe''"'
mission. .,,o does not allow
~ 80 roeEe &c long sojourn in this country as
wish in order to appreciate hhVle i.Sa ~ Stotes
complshment and progress Oh M s.,r,,,ey my,
NJ America as nation. cannot heip' neSsd
,,as r;eit here having been struck and lmpresseu
Inv the liberty and freedom enjoyed pS tiir " az
nie Inv the welfare and prosperity III tiiei hoac
trial and commercial pursuits ny w Ia ,1hiIo
,r;stics Of their classical, historical anu PnIlc
sophical and poetical literature ;S,.or;as ~ @ and
of application Of the sclentii,o n3oss ul 20 NAN
Inventions for promoting the napp'ne.oa" .a.; tasts
Iva and nv the display OF their arustiv SUI 80, 80
,n tho architecture of the pupiic ~
sculpture and paintings or hiSrolIca, lis has haan
facts which my old fflehu D. W.
kind enough 10 show me. -, orr,, homo not
.orbose impressions ] Will carry hoiie, p ,I iJN
,,, &c authorizations to my store Oh i,,Ma hIUMt
edge of the fruits of Western l nlouein ,ta lii
tion hut as the means OF enllsh'eiiiiiH .,a, ~
IONS 7 represent inculcatinS the ~, ito
49, ,,or,, means and ends Of clNlllzdtioh nv
Cbina and amalgamating the odest q. NC ., ~
of the far East with the most i'ou'''' "
treme West. a, that the Hon
W Eocter has TO me in his MANIFOLD anililies, ai
rendered most valuable assistance III ~ as
most critical moments Amelis"i is 70 china a
a Government or as individuals' Is " t3ad
Sr;end in need SO she is TO her lriehu lnu 1r;,d
"Gentlemen | propose the toas. u TIC
Of Cbina-the Hon. j. w Foster. -. c,o
o,dsnd me oa' oa o'clock but ii Hung Chang re-
NAMED until 915. conversing win mos ,,,r;r pr
ent He drank sparingly or chanpaslla -, hmt trr
the banquet, and ate i'
From the time the plates were reinoSen. i,5
appeared In a most talka'lVe hoou' anu
innumerabe questions. . hou ha ,vas as
e,stad 70 The elevator by his attendants ana
upon reaching his apartments re''eu i'i III"
night o.ro,,, ,rc,udes q visit
- Nancy vaults of the Treasury, ana 10
The executive departments generally anu 'o '"'
Washington Monument ~ ,,o &c in
Al 2 o'clock trip TO Mount Vernon Is IN III
dor We has ordered a magnificent floral piece
20 he nIaced on Washngtons tomb.
PRAISE FOR THE POLICEMEN
.yc. rxrpA VACATION GIVEN THEN FOR