The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-12
The Relations Of the Government
and the Various Parties.
The Interpretation Of Lord Sails
bury's Banquet Speech.
His Reference to Bulgaria Is Open
to Criticism.
Russia's Plan with Regard to Bulgaria
Is to Gust Ferdinand, Exclude AL
exander and Let the People
Elect Their Ruler.

Copyright 1855, by the New York Associated Press
BERLIN, Aug. 1.-The quarrel be-
tween the various political parties, the
!. settlement OF which was indicated in last
weeks dispatches, has led the North. Ger
man Gazette and other government organs
to make statement OF the exact relations
which the government desires TO see es-
tablished between itself and the peoples
representatives. According 10 this state
ment the government will refuse 10 rely
upon majority consisting Of Conserva-
tives and Catholics, which would be de-
pendent an the good pleasure Of Herr
Windhorst, and will urge the Canserva-
tives and National Liberals TO work in
harmony and oppose their common
enemies, the clerical Poles, Guelphs and
radical free thinkers.
The most discussed event OF the week
was Lord Salisbury's speech at the lord
mayors banquet in London. The conf
dent tone Of the speech was welcomed as
confirming the National Zeitung's statement
that Prince Bismarck believed that the
meeting between the Emperor and the
Car would result in long period OF
peace. The only portion Of Lord Sails
burys speech that is thought TO be open
10 criticism is his reference TO Bulgaria
AdIccs received from st. Petersburg
today in no way tend TO con-
firm the prime minister's optimistic
remarks. On the other hand, il is stated
on reliable authority that Russia adheres
10 her original program Of ousting Prince
Ferdinand, excluding Prince Alexander
and sending Russian commissioner to re-
store diplomatic relations, without inter
fering with internal affairs, preliminary
20 allowing the Bulgarians 10 elect any
prince they think fit, provided lac be legal
- " elected aud isa memberoi the Orthodox
church. AZ for the rest, the st. Petersburg
official circles and press are unusually graf
lied at Lord Salisbury's fairness in rccog-
nizing the disinterested character OF Rus.
sia's policy. Lord Salisbury's speech met
with greater criticism is Vienna than else
where, his apparently improved feeling
toward Russia being unpalatable 10 Aus
trials. The Cabinet nj Vienna has no in.
tention TO abandon Prince Ferdinand, and
continues TO favor a settlement 20 be
agreed upon byall powers. The MaSsowah
incident is here considered definitely
closed by VI. Goblets note Of protest. The
Russian and Austrian governments are in
clincd TO admit NJ. Goblets contention that
capitulations should only be abolished by
consent OF the powers, but their interests
in Massowah are 80 small that they arc In-
different.
Herr Won Schloezer, German represent.
alive at the Vatican, who brought the let
ter from Cardinal Rampolla, papal secro-
tary Of state, has had several long inter
views with Prince Bismarck during the
week. The result Of these conferences
has not become known, though there are
Tumors that they have caused a hesitancy
In completing the plans for the kaiser's
visit 10 Italy. II Ia even stated in some
quarters that the kaiser's proposed visit
has been abandoned, but this is not true.
The Italian government is arranging
railway excursions from all parts Of Italy,
in order 10 bring together alarge concourse
oi people at the demonstration In honor oil
the royal visitor, aud other preparations
are being made for his entertainment, In
Guiding public iotes, naval review, etc.
cover six days.
The Empress Is feeling remarkably well.
She rose Tor short time yesterday aud
today. The young prince is also progress
ing fayorably.
: Dowagcr Empress Augusta has sent 200
marks Tor the relief Of sufferers by the
floods in the llirchhurg district
The Emperor In the autumn will lay Tho
foundation OF the new palace OF justice
and supreme court OF the empire.
The Duke Of Cambridge has arrived n
Kissopgcn, where lao will stay Beycra
weeks 10 take the waters.
The King Of Portugal will arrive In Der
lin tomorrow.
The report that Germany about 10 JOLT
conference In Central African niiain .
declared 60 10 absolutely unioundcd.
A steamer service from Hamburg e
Australia has been arranged by tn
Dcutsche bank aud other establishments
the necessary capital being subscribed
Two steamers are In the counc Of construf
ton, and II II expected that they viii star
running ai the beginning Of next year.
Bishop Slrossmaycr is preparing n ID
tense Of conduct, In which he will con
tend that the net II speaking 90 unite th
Catholic anil the Greek churches ought I
meet with the appreciation Of the Pope
and further. that joe does not consider hI
eympathics incomhatihc W.,h his dulc
as an Austrian ptclaic.
The train which iunuguriCd the dirct
service between Paris and ConstaninopI
passed through rcsth today. IL had o
board q numbcrsol notcblc guests an
journalists. q,
Herr Suchcr. conductor Of the Berli
opera, has expressed desire 10 resign b
position. II Is probable that his rcsignl
lion will be accepted aud that Herr Mot
will be chosen 10 succeed him.
Ignaz Brull has written new opera q
titled "Das Steineno llerse." II will
produced In Vienna and New York he