New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
TWO EMPERORS IN BRESLA Z.
GEAR NICHOLAS II THE GUEST OF THE
KAISER.
THEY EMBRACE AND KISS EACH OTHER ON
MEETING AND AFTERwARD WITNESS
A MILITARY PARADE

MILITARY PARADE.
Bres,au Sept 1.-The Car and Czarina arrived
here a: $40 n. m to-day. They were met al the
railway junction at Brieg. twenty-seven miles from
Breslau at o'clock this morning. by the German
officials deputed to attend the Russian imperial
visitors during their stay in Germany
When the Car and Czarina arrived they were
met at the station by the Emperor and Empress
and the German Princes. The Kaiser wore a
Russian uniform and the German Princes were
similarly attired. The German Empress wore a
salmon -colored costume. and the Czarina was
dressed in white silk. The Car wore the uniform
of the Prussian Alexander Guards. with the IN
sigma of the order of the Black Eagle on his breast
The two Emperors embraced and kissed each
other The monarchs then reviewed the color conf
pany. after which they entered a carriage and
drove off together TO the new St;indehaus' wnere
the Russian imperial party will be lodged during
their visit to Breslau. The two Expresses followed
the Emperor and the Car. their carriages pei"s
driven at rapid pace. The streets through "hich
the two Emperors. the Empresses ana the'r : a'1
cheered the imperial party with great enthusas IN
About II o'clock the German and Russian I'M
Which ihev had come and drove from the Stinde-
haus to Candau to witness the paraue Oh ,lIo
nam fmperor had changed his uniform having
substituted the uniform OF German Geheral ior
the Russian uniform which ne wore when ne re-
The Nicholas II Hussars and squadron n !, of Of
dragons guarded the imperial party on the way 10
The narade ground The Car opened the parade by
leading his regiment of Alexander GUARDS past 'ne
Emperor. The weather was perfect.
Berlin Sept 5.-The troops which took part In
to-day's military parade in honor of the Car at
Gandau near Breslau. were commanded by Prince
Bernard of Sake Meiningen. brotner-in-law OF the
Emperor and commander Of the Sixth Corps OF the
German Army. ,,, = .
one of the features of the fees in Breslau will be
the presence of four grandchildren of Queen victoria
H.. ,nrf,n
save eininCen. the Emperor and Prince Henry of
Prussia The town is overcrowd"d with VISITORS
and the prices asked for the occupancy or apart
ments have been increased to five times their nor
NAL rate.
THE DIPLOMATISTS PRESENT
The diplomatists who assembled at Breslau
around Prince Won Hohenohe the German Imperial
Chancellor. include Prince Radon. the German
Ambassador at ST. Petersburg; Count Won Os'en-
Sacken the Rus sian Ambassador Mt Berlin; Baroh
Marshall Won Biebersten. German Minister OF For
egn Affairs Count Won Pourtaies OF ihe uef man ,hn
Foreign Office. and Gehemrath Gunther' OF the
German Imperial Chanccerie.
1t had been generally understood that an I'M
portant conference was TO be held upon the oc-
tween Prince Won Hohcnohc and Prince 1.obanon
Rostovsky the Russian Minister OF Foreign Al
fairs but the sudden death of the latter while on
his way from Vienna to join the car at Keff has
thrown all Of the plans which had been mapped
O On for is the now dycd nG ha os Of
all will be dropped. for the present. at least
Presses. who went to Breslau TO report the Incl
dents Of the visit OF the Car and Czarna. OBJ
tanned to-day an expression Of opinion from Prince
Radon that the meeting Of the car and the
Kaiser would be devoid Of All political Importance.
and further that the Car will not appoint a sue
cessor to Prince Lebanon as Minister Of Foreign
Affairs until His Majesty returns TO St Peters
burg IT, however Prince Radolin really holds
such views these. they are vastly different from
those entertained by well-nformed officials In his
own circle. 1t is positively known that the car
before leaving KieT for Breslau, telegraphed TO
Count Schouvaloff. Governor of Warsaw. In
structinG him to come to I'resau and act as His
Majestys adviser in place of Prince Lohanon
Count Won Schouvalof almost Immediately
thereafter stricken with paralysis. and this cir
of Prince Lebanon. has struck the Car with
feeling OF dread.
1t is said that he associates his being deprived
of Ministerial advice at this time with the Ill omen
casion Of his coronation at Moscow.