New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-11
GERMANY.

WEATHER IN
| GERMANY.
coprjohf 1898: BIZ The Re,c- Tort Associated Press
| RerIin Nov IO-The chief happening OF the week
| ,z the African agreement among the Powers FOR
,he last hallccntury English mcnof-war have carried
ON a solitary and almost frutlcss struggle against
slavetradlng off the African coast Suddenly all mas
| CHANGED: the leading Powers have been found 10 pe
| Willing TO cooperate. The reasons Tor the cha"sp
are not far to seek Several circumstances comDhcu
IN bring Il about but without doubt the leading iacior'
next to the attacks upon the German settlements was
the Intense interest that the Pope has displayed IN
thc abolition Of slavery AS In the Carollnes ahar'
Prince Bismarck has again seized the occasion, WIFI
ont cost to himself TO concillae and satisfy the Pope
and thereby purchase the goodwill OF the German
Catholics Cardinal Lavigcrc's eloquent European
campaign has already proved fruitful count Mar
nokv has IntImated his readiness to send man-or"ar
70 assist I'm the blockade, and other Powers, ihcuuhs
Russia and Greece, disposed to cooperate
A Mozambique dispatch tonight announces ,ho ueP"''
| ure NJ the Italian cruiser Dogsll for Zanzibar.
me aorecment with England gives great satisfaction
here but It IS thought that some territorial acuoh
also IS REQUIRED II is argued that the BLOCKADE VIII
rstate the Arabs and render them moro hOste IMAM
eyer to the existence Of German settlements inc
Government shows no disposition to provide military
ss,anc. for tbe trading companies, which are said,
s an alternative TO be discussing the formation Oh
colonial force TO protect their settlements lhc
Plantation Company, which is taking the lean III 'h,'
movement has Just sent an agent 10 Iah~ipai' WIN
| Instructions to proceed TO Bombay, IL ahVsao'o' III
order TO inquire az to the feasibility OF recIu'"e
Nabratias or people of some other suitable hii'oo
racc for the purposc Difficulty, however, Is antcr
atea in attaining England's consent In which case
an o,dcs,or will be made to make Egypt the recruit
ing ground ...,ro,
II the scheme proves successful similar n''"'
might be adopted to organize an En'n rci.oi oAp1 49,
ton The Government however, Is quite ou'''"'
OF these proposals, and may contemplate u"o,0"'
mcasures A Prlissan officer writing from IahzlDdr'
SAYS: "The sudden abolition Of slavery would DC
Disadvantage 10 u.s. and bios sing TO nobody On 'he
other hand the chasing of slave dhows as prac'lseu
ly English vessels on the coast is wholly 20 our III
,crc a. Il tends to councract the depopulaon OF the
country
THE KAISER AND THE LIBERAL PhESs
The KaS,rs structures on the Liberal press continue
70 be discussed a Liberal organ tonight declares
that restrictions on the liberty Of the press are conte
plated but little credence attached TO the stafeeh
Tho Socialist members OF the Municipal Council tried to
mass votc of censurc on the resigned attitude OF the
municipal dcputaon which presented the address to the
Kaiser but they wcIc too weak numerically 10 accom-
pllsh their purpose.
N n,ortani outcome Of the affair was IFS effect on
fhe Frcsnnigc party In the Landag elections thelr
oss amounting TO onc-fourth their whole number
had throughout the rest Of the Empire, especially az
Konesberg. Breslau Altoona and Frankfort; 10 ceao
considerable ground TO the National Liberals. ihc
Fresnnlce organs declare that the result OF the cleo
lions relieves the party from responsibility, ana rec
ummend a steadfast, waiting attitude. The Govern
ment is now more than ever sure of majority; not
an absolute Independent one, consisting OF ConserVa
fivrs only but working one. composed either OF OOn
scrva;Ve, ard National Liberals or conservatives ana
ercaIs while the National Liberals have not increased
Ia strength sufficient to largely influence the Govern
mcnt policy.
OPPOSING THE PROPOSED RUSSIAN LOAN.
The "Vosssche Zetung' sounds note Of alarm on
account of tho proposed Russian loan 1t lacks the
Government organs for their change Of attitude In
reference the Russian plans, and declares that loans
secured under a conversion pretext have invariably
been used strengthen Russa's military forces. The
Journal hopes that Germans sufficiently alive to
ihis and 10 tho value Of Russian paper, TO 0ifcr
definite opposition TO such enterprises.
COUNT Won sECKENDoRFF'S SPECIAL DUTY.
Count Won seckendorG accompanies the ex-Kalscrin
TO London As equcuy II IS said TO DO n probability
however, that the visit Will again be post Oned.
A SANITARY IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY FORMED
A society has been formed. under the presidency
OF Professor Gneist. 10 Introduce sanitary improve
ments in small dwellings I'm Berlin.
FINE SKATING IN GERMANY.
Tic weather has been extremely cold, and lovers
of skating have for several days been enjoying that
sport snow Is lying thickly all the mountains
OF Germany.
THE EMPRESS or AUSTRIA NOT COMING HERE
The Political Correspondence OF Vienna denies
the statement that the Empress Of Austria, under
medical advice. is going on sea voyage to India