New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
THE HOLIDAY ABROAD.
M. Loubet Speaks on Peace-Mr.
T'OzCer Visits Kaiser.

, Paris, Jan president Loubets New Years
ception to the members Of the Diplomatic Corps
gave opportunity for significant exchange of
peace sentiments, evidently designed to offset the
recent wave of pessimistio war talk. The usual
military honors rendered the arrival of the
ambassadors.
The reception was held In the salon of the
Elysee Palace. For the first time the Apostolic
Nuncio did not make the presentations Count
Torniell the italian Ambassador, taking his place
dean of the CORPS
Count Tornieli, in extending to President Loubet
the congratulations of his colleagues and himself.
said that he was not giving expression to
formal sentiments OF fraternity At the beginning
of the year just closed. he said, the whole world
suffered from feeling of the deepest depression.
lghtened only by the general conviction that moral
action favoring the solidarity Of essential inter
ests and pacific relation of the powers assured
by the support of France. The hope then
pressed had been fulfilled. for which reason they
congratulated themselves on having been witnesses
of the benefcent action Of France in behalf of
peace.
President Loubet. in reply, said:
It is with the deepest satisfaction that recall
that the hopes peace the object OF all our de-
sires, which were expressed a year ago, nave been
fulfilled. The moral power attained by paclnc 1aeas
throughout the world has played a great part IN
THIS 9eag never before thus demonstrated
and may draw therefrom the most faVoraols
auguries-
Prince Won Radolin the German Ambassador.
he was the e-lest of Emperor William The cord
a1itv Of President Loubet toward the Prince was
especially marked
Mr. Mccormick the American Ambassador also
exchanged congratulations with the President
A New Years reception was given at the Amert-
con Embassy tonight, at which several hundred
members of the American colony were present
Mr. Mccormick will sail for the United States on
board the Hamburg American Line steamer ArleTl-
ka on January 4, for short visit
PAr1tn Ian. 1-Charlemagne Tower. the Amer1-
an Ambassador, and the diplomatic representatives
Of other nations called at the palace TO-DAY 10 e
tend New Years greetings to Emperor "IllidAn
His majesty sent personal message to MI Roose-
welt through Mr.. Tower
vienna Ian. The entire diplomatic corps. IN
cIudIng Ambassador Bellamy Sforer' secre'ai'
George B. Rives and the military attache, Lleuten
ont Iobn McClintock Of the American EMBASSY
called at the Hofburg to-day to convey Ne" As"-
GREETINGS to Emperor Francis Joseph
Copenhagen. Jan lat the New ear IeI i-
Rinq Christian asked the American Minister
Thomas J. O'Brien, to convey ms Aiilu So S,.I1
president Roosevelt. The Crown Prince BrederLcA
Iso asked the Minister to convey his congratula-
lions to Miss Roosevelt on her engagement
por,e Ian pr R. J. Nevin. rector OF the
American Church here. celebrated the ne" CO
b,-sr irwin
Ja1 lection now in Rome. Those present IN
GUIDED Brigadier Generals George L" Gillespie s,e
Iobn A johnston. Louis H Carpenter Getl I,'l'
Rear Admiral CogsweI Getired). Generai FNicci''u
GaribaIdi and Charles r. Flint
Havana. jan 1-spaniards, Cu0ans and amer iell-
cans fraternized to-day in celebration Oh tne new
car The reception giving by President Falliid d.
the Palace was well attended Many Ai''''
were present
Manila. Jan. Perceptions were held TO-DAY oy
Major General Corbin and Acting N'o'e .,aI5
w. 80, other former insurgent officers were
resent. On Wednesday Mr. Bryan will start FOR
tbe southern islands. Captain Moss. General COR
bin,s aide. will accompany him as Tar as H'rlieo'