New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21
THE GERMAN EMPEROR EXPECTED TO-DAY

THE GERMAN EMPEROR EXPECTED TO-DAY
SOON TO VISIT THE REMAINING COURTS OF THE
coNTINENT-THE RESULTS OF HIS CALL
UPON THE POpE-DR. MACRENzIE's DE-
TENDERS ALL Observation-Disclosures
vIRcHow's DAMAGING ASSERTION
CHARGES AGAINST THE
Ex-EMPREss.
| Copuight 1898 Eyns Nec York associated Press.
Berlin Oct oo.-Empcror william Is expected to
rive at the Drewitz Station, near Potsdam, tomorrow
on his return from Italy. He ~. drive Immediately
to the Marble Palrcc where he vil pass the day In
retirement with his family. Monday Is the birthday
of the Empress ard he day will be celebrated quietly
No public fetes will be held The Emperor will visit
Berlin where he will receive the congratulations OF
the municipal authorities, upon his return On
Wednesday ho Will resume his itinerary, going to
Bankenberg where he will meet the Regent OF
brunswick lie Will then visit Prince Bismarck, who
will probably accompany him to Hamburg where the
Emperor is expected to arrive on October 20, ana
where he will preside the celebration OF the entry
of the Hanse city into the zolverein. The Emperor
Will then visit Leipsic where on October 81 he Will lay
the cornerstone OF the Imperial Palace oil justice
lie will return to Berlin early in November and VIII
be present at the opening Of the new Landag IL Is
also added that he will receive the Gar November
TO-
Arrangements for Emperor williams reception
at Windsor Castle have been abandoned. He contem
plates voyage the course OF tho winter 10 Lspoh'
and thence q Journey Madrid. His decision upon
this matter is not fnal but an int!mation has been
sent TO Madrid that he has In contemplation WISH
to the Spanish Court. His reception at BRUSSELS
early tho spring completes his tour Of the Cont
mental Courts, the English Court remaining uhaer
the Imperial accommodation.
THE VISIT TO ROME BLOW TO THE VATICAN
ApII infa hp
is still in mourning and the leading families are alb
sentees. The Emperor is called wilhelm der
hnswartge- He Is absorbed either IN work or travel
1t Is settled that King Humbcrt will visit Berlin In
the spring The results of the Empcrors Visit 10
Rome beyond doubt have been blow TO the hopes
OF the Vatican. Tho scmiofficia press here, having
been Instructed to niaIn judcious silence, Ignores
the Vatican. Tho dissatisfaction, anger and dis
content of the Clericals break out In
the @Cermania' and other Catholic organs
II IS admitted that the Emperor used the utmost tact
I'm his interview with the Pope and Cardinal Rampoia'
the Papal Secretary OF state. But authentic advces
from sources which are accepted accurate state
that the Pope forced from the Emperor william
declaration that Germany could not encourage Papai
aspirations without endangering the present entente
with the Italian Government. From one of the jrf
pcrlal attendants IL tecamc known that the Emperor
william, while telling King Humber how the Pope
had insisted upon talking the question OF Rome,
said d" had to destroy his Illusions and II was done
cifcctuslly' Tho Vatican docs not rest submissive
inactive. Cardinal Rampolla, besides instructns
tho Bishops to renew the ag alton for sympathy with
the Pope, has prepared statement explaining mar
His Holiness consented to receive the Emperor only
after obtaining a formal dec aratIon that the visit
did not imply any recognition of the Incorporation of
Rome with Italy.
DIR. MACKENzIE's DEFENDERS DISAPPEARING.
The discussion of DR. Mackenzie book tends more
/ ~ Of Ia En- sh
the radical vossische Zeitung," hitherto fierce and
outspoken champion OF Dr. Mackenzie, has ceased to
defend him since the appearance of Proe 'sor Viichows
and Dr %aldeyerS official report , on ,he
of the body of Emperor Frederick
At meeting OF the Medical society here on hurs,
day. tho members approved a report the effect OF
which win amount 70 accusing Or Mackenzlc Of cis
ton and ID Of general dyersehce lhe truth
The statement Of PIo:esscr Wicklow IN the vo;ilsch9
wifh evsdng his request for exact description of
the affected parts Mh"hcs the pa clcs WEIR I saa
fcnze aimed TO mysfy the German doctors, If pos
sblc Professor yrchow now Asserts maj the pa telcS
from the vocal chord, and not from the seat or ne
kenzie Is au clever pp jasaicr and that he an able
and willing m Ind IN 9sns Tor aceDh hs
throne Tn" public is ccasng to take an interest in
the medical sJuab.le Th' Medical society has y eS
kcnzc's book 20 cicuate freely in Germany. holding
that II the prohibition OF The sale OF me Donn Me's
Withdrawn t0lhofi""' '"c P""'~ WYNN" 49, "
rush to buy.
CHARGES AGAINST EMPRESS FREDERICK.
Court and domestic politics more than ever sur
charged with infammable matter The ex-Emprcss
Is IMPLICATED In both OF Machenzie's statements and IN
Gefcken's line Of defence. spaarmacu. the pup
fisher Of the edition Of Mackcnzes DOOR nas
written deposition TO the police I'm which he states
that the ex-Emprrss revised the original tHSish
proofs This Is accepted as true Genchens oo
fence including the allegation that the ex-Emprcss
knew ne intended To publish the extracts from the
late Empeors diary. Is also held TO be probable si ne
character of the ex Empress Will find vndication IN
the developments Of the Gcncken trial
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