New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-28
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.

THE GERMAN EMPIRE.
LONDON, July 27.-1he North German Gazette is
publishing series of campaign articles intended to
show voters that free trade is delusion which is
rapidly being exploded. The first course of articles
on the Golden Club says the club is really colossal
machinery for provoking political agitation abroad
The Gazette concludes:
Those principles called by Golden with horrible BIAS
wherever they have been applied ruined hsse
ueeIueu WorKmen TO mere machines and vcrted the
Manchester
Berlin dispatch to The Times says The elections
for the Saxon Landtag have resulted in the return
OF forty yseven Conservatives and thirty-three Lib
erals The former have gained seven seats. The
Conservative majority in the new Bavarian Cham
Der OF Deputies is much greater The Ministerial
press OF Berlin is sanguine of similar result of the
elections for the Reichstag
horse distemper similar to that in New-York
appeared in Berlin recently. Only in few cases
has the disease terminated fatally, but the tram
ways are much Inconvenience and the service has
had to be reduced.
A Berlin dispatch to The Times saws: Emigration
returns from Bremen show that 77,303 persons left
mere mere for America during the first half of the year
1881. Thus it would not be astonishing if by the
emu OF the present year Germany lost 1888 900 SUBJ
Jects.
A dispatch TO The Times from Berlin saws: No
importance whatever is attached here to tie runlors
OF desire OF Italy to join the Austro German ali-
ance; Prince Bismarck would certainly refuse any
DE TO check the French operations in Africa.
LONDON, July 2S.-A dispatch from Berlin to The
Daily Necs states that seven more Socialists have
been banished from Leipsic
THE NEW QUARREL WITH THE BOERS.
LONDON, July 27.--The Standards CORE
spondent at Durham says AS the difference which
has arisen between the Royal Commission and the
Beers with reference to the Buskes is exciting
much attention, it is we'll that the public should be
made aware OF the nature of the objection raised by
Commission. Buskes is q Hollander During the war
he was the Boer General Krones secretary and his ad
wiser. During the siege Of Potchestroom his influence
Is supposed 10 have induced the Boer General to with
hold the of the armistice from Colonel winsloe
Our troops and the people POchestroom complained
bitterly of Buskess nsolent manner and savage behav-
ior to tho prisoners and the townspeople, and
gravcr charges were preferred against him.
On the arrival of the Bocr leaers at Newcastle Natal
to attend the Commission, they were accompanied by
Buskes as secretary. General Sir Evelyn Wood iu-
formed thcm that the Commission would prefer some
one else substituted for Buskes the members
rally objected 10 being brought in with person
over whom such grave accusations were hanging Cen
eTa Wood stated that Buskes might have ar
rested under the clause OF the providing
punishment of those guilty OF contrary TO the
lsages OF civilized warfare. To this request the Boer
leaders paid no attention, and much TO the mortcaton
to attend the Commission and swagger through the
sreets What Hcsh cause of offence be has the
Commission sshot known, but there is no difficulty in
believing that he has by his conduct rendered
lutey impossible for them TO associate with him."
The five Beers who charged with the murder OF
the magistrate, Malcolm have bcon acquitted Indigna-
decision, which to be contrary to the weight
OF the evidence against the prisoners.