The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

Copyright 1888 by the New York Associated Prcssl
BERLIN, Oct 2O.--Emperor William is
expected to arrive at the Drewitz station,
near Potsdam, tomorrow, on his return
from Italy. lie will drive Immediately to
the marble palace, where he will pass the
day in retirement with his family.
Monday is the birthday of the Empress,
and the day will be quietly celebrated.
No public fetes will be held.
The Car and his family are going TO
visit Copenhagen, where they will join in
the celebration Of the "silver" anniversary
Of the accession OF King Christian to the
throne of Denmark.
Arrangements for Emperor Williams
reception at Windsor Castle have been
abandoned. lie contemplated voyage
in the course of the winter to Lisbon, and
thence a journey TO Madrid. His decision
upon this matter is not final, but an init
nation has been sent to Madrid that he
has in contemplation visit TO the Spanish
court. His reception at Brussels early in
the spring completes his tour OF the con-
tinontal courts, the English court remain
ing under the imperial communications.
II IS settled that King Humbert will
visit Berlin in the spring.
The results OF the Emperor's visit TO
Rome, beyond doubt, have been blow to-
the hopes OF the Vatican. The semi.
official Press here, having been instructed
to maintain judicious silence, ignores
the Vatican. The dissatisfaction, anger
and discomfort of the clericals break out
in the Gomdnid and other Catholic
organs. II is admitted that the En-
peror used the utmost tact in his view
with the Pope and Cardinal Rampolla. the
papal secretary OF state. But authentic
advccs from Rome, which are accepted as
accurate by the official and Catholic cir
Giles, state that the Pope forced from En-
peror William declaration that Germany
could not encourage papal aspirations
without endangering the present entente
with the Italian government. From
member OF the imperial attendants il be-
came known that Emperor William, while
telling King Humbcrt how the Pope had
insisted on talking on the question OF Rome,
said: 81 had TO destroy his illusions, and it
was done ellectually." The Vatican does
not rest submissive or inactive. Cardinal
Rampolas, besides inslructing the bishops
10 renew the agitation for sympathy with
the pohc, has prepared a statement ex.
planning that his holiness only consented
to see the Emperor after obtaining a
formal declaration that the visit did not
imply any recognition Of the incorporation
OF Rome with Italy.
The discussion OF DR.. MacKCnzic's book
tends more and more TO the discredit Of
the English doctor. Even the radical
IOs'isls I0itug, which has hitherto been
champion OF DR.. Mackenzie, has ceased
% defend him on the appearance OF Prof.
Nirchow's aud DIR. Waldcycr's official re-
port on the results OF tie post norton cN-
animation Of the remains Of Emperor
Frederick.
Court and domestic politics are more
than ever surchargcd with intlammab'c
mater. The eX.Emprcss is implicated in
both Ut Mackcnzio's statements aud iE~
Gcdnckcn's line Of defense. Spaarman,
the publisher Of the German edition Of
Mackcnzic's book, has written q deposit
ton TO the police, IN which he states that
the eX.Emprrss revised the original
proofs. This Is accepted as true. Gednck-
ems defense, including the allegation that
the ex-Empress knew lac intended TO
publish the extracts from the late
be- probable. The friends Of the late
iAllfINF Ait ANIflNl Allhl TIC iltN tlNf-
actor Of the ex-Emprcss will find vindica-
ton In in the dcyolopmentsoith the Gciinck-
On trial. Minister Fricdbcrg, who Is still
u fast friend Of the cx.Emprcss, desires TO
resign, but will remain in Office at her re-
quest. The scmi-oiicial press has reported
his retirement aud named Secretary Schel-
ling rs his successor. The Cologne Ga.ete,
while admitting DIR. Friedberg's devotion
10 the ex.Emprcss, denies that Prince Bis
marck wants him 10 resign. The
group surrounding Dr. Fricdberg is
gaining 10 much strength that IL
may soon have the power 90 influence the
abandonment OF the prosecution OF Prof.
Goiinckon. The charge against him, as
now defined, Is reasonable divulgcnce Of
documents. The least sentence It would
be possible 10 impose on conviction upon
this charge Is two yoars' penal seryiiude.
Emperor William Is much less DESTROYS
that his trial should be proceeded with
than Is Prince Bismarck, who the Emperor
persuaded 10 direct the abandonment
1T the prosecution when his vindictiye
action appearcd 10 rpcoll upon himself