New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-04

.S1sREpREsENTED BY THE BERLIN PRESS
FRENCH NEWSPAPERS FANNINS A DANGEROUS
FLAME-wAR MAY BE PREcIPrTArEn
MORE LITERATURE ABOUT
EMPEROR FREDERICK.

FLAME-wAR MAY BE PREcIPrTATEn
MORE LITERATURE ABoUr
EMPEROR FREDERICK.
copvsoAt; 1855: BY tie Ne,V- York Associated Pres
Berlin, Nov S.-The "Reichsanze,ger" In It's issue
tonight states that the Emperor Williams reply
10 the Berlin Municipal Committee In spite OF the
upmis taxable clearness of its meaning has caused
some misleading and malicious misrepresentation
in q portion Of the Berlin press, particularly In the
free thinking and the utramontane organs ~ ap
pears that these journals attempted after precoh
ccrged plan to misrcprcscnt the bearings OF the
Empcror's statements. The Emperor commands IL
to be explicitly declared that 1t was the spirit ana
the matter OF the free thinking journals which wound
cd his feelings He had concluded from the relations
In which the Municipal Committee stand TO this por
ton of the press that &c in position to onne
about cessation of those statements which ehoiteo
bis ccnsurc.
IMPRUDENT FRENCH NEWSPAPERS.
Apart from the elections and the popular attention
necessarily evoked by tho Emperors visits TO Leipsc,
stuttgart Munich and other places, much interest is
evinced in the recent anGerman outpourings OF the
French and Italian press. While the people OF Berlin
treat these perfectly comprehensive oubursts Oh
French spleen, they do not for moment regard them
seriously. Ye, 1t cannot be gainsad that newspaper
poiemics overstep the verge Of discretion, moro o.
pccally in view Of the strained situation between
historic enemies. Whatever the Powers may do TO
insure the continuance of peace their efforts are sadly
discounted by the systematic efforts OF the French
Nation and press TO irritaie public feeling. Inc
Iibertc" In the az two-column article, raKes
mp the schnaebelc incident, the Raon PEtape shoot
Ing ARRAY and the passport regulations, and holsters
up the charge against the Germans OF rank barbarsm
while the language employed toward Germanys ally
Italy, far exceeds the limits OF legitimate controversy
The inevitable tendency Of such an flljudgcd press
crusade. at time when the maintenance OF peace Is
at the mercy Of any chance incident is evident to tho
Berlin people, who feel that If war is 10 be ayered,
II is necessary for the French press 10 adopt less
blatant tactics IT was the press primarily Thcs
now adopting a similar course, and unless a stop
Is put to the systematic namng Of the public mind,
The same results may be expected TO follow Inc
tone of the Partisan organs Is all the more il-luaged
because many Germans may visit the Paris EAhlol-
ton next year and unless the MEETINGS OF French
public prints against Germany be abandoned, tho heat
Of the public feelings may lead to incidents which
The Havre incident was finally settled to-day.
The cscutcheon was replaced over the German EN- IN
Chief Commissary OF Police and the Sub Project Of
the Department. The ceremony was quietly performed
in the presence Of about fifty spectators.
MOVEMENTS OF THE YOUNG KAISER
The Emperor has slgnfed wish to remove with his
family from Posdam TO Berlin by November Is, as
the Marble Palace Will become uncomfortable as the
season advances but it is uncertain whether the trans
fer can lie effected by ,hc date mentioned, as extern
sve alterations in the old palace which the Emperor
has selected for his permanent berlin nome are III
active progress and it is doubtful If they Will be com
plctcd IN time. II,
The Duke Karl Theodor Of Bavaria, VINO bears the
hghest reputation in medical science, and his wife
di1cd today with tho Emperor, who. owing to the
pressure of social and state business, did not attend
HE court hunts yesterday and to-day.
The Emperor contcmplates visiting the courts OF
The puches of SAKE Weimar SAKE Meinngcn and SAKE
Coburg- Gotha bet cen November g and s.
EMPEROR FREDERICK AT VERSAILLES
pamphlet entitled The Emperor Frederick at
Versailles" mas been published at Leipsic The work
has been greatly pulled in Berlin. and its evident aim
Is 10 counteract ard correct of the contents OF
Emperor Frcdericks diary. 1t also revves the anti
English feeling which prevailed in the Prussisn camp
during the FiancoGcrTan War 1t appears, though
,ertsing, consist principally Of extracts from news
papers and other publications not likely TO exercise
lasting influence upon the public.