Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
BERLIN'S BUDGET.
THE MOVEMENTS OF ExPsRoR VIII
LIAM OF GERMANY.
A Naval Rsvisv--Ths Bulgarian Question,
Axsin-Gsrmasy and the sean
dinavian Races.
Copyrighted 1888 By the View York Associated
DroaAI

ProsAl
BERLIN, July ss.--The movements OF
Emperor William and bis party. alter their
visit 10 Copenhagen. are timed 80 that they
win arrive at Klel on Monday next. On
Tuesday bis Majesty will hold 4 naval re-
view, the leading feature OF the mau1uyre
being test OF powers Of torpedo-boats. The
interview between Emperor William and
King Christian Of Denmark has spe-
eial importance as associated WITH
the settlement Of the family question
connected Hiih the Bulgarian throne. The
Gar appeirs 10 have given his assent to the
election oil the bulgarian monarch, with
either Prince waIdemar. the youngest son OF
HING Christian, or the Duke 81 Cumberland
on tue throne. The Duke oil Cumberland ms
decisiYely rejected the offer, which was made
10 him through Bismarck. Ia his note re-
fusing 10 accept the crown be declares that
the proposal is an insult 10 him as the lesiti-
mate King Of Hanover, and exnresses the hope
that ne Il destined TO see the hing OF Prussia
reduced 10 bis proper level. King Christian
OF Denmark advises Pdnce Waldenar 10
accept the tBroue OF Bulgaria II the entente
between the European Powers Is perfect.
King George OF Greece. the brother OF
Prince Waldem2r, opposes his candiesture.
Important events are certain TO take place II
Greece and Bulgaria come into conflict.
Emperor William before returning to
Potydam will 20 10 FritdTichsrube 10 con-
Ter with Bismarck.
Adyices FROM Stockholm say that Em-
per0r william was delighted with bis recep-
lien I'm that place, which was even more
spontaneous and enthusiastic than the recep-
ton at 81 Petersburg, says the Stockholm
Journal OF to-day. The Dozens Nyhefer
dweils upon the pleasant impression
which the Emperor left by his frank
add uucoustfainsd manner. IL con-
siders bus visit Of the greatest importance
in assisting tie progress OF the peaceful
policy which must beneefotth become the
security for the welfare OF the minor Euro
pean' nstious. The EatiOnG! Zeitung, in n
temi-odieial article, declares that the impe-
rial Visit TO StocEhslm aud Copenhagen IL
pledge for the ree,ta5fshment OF friendly
relations by Germany with The Scandinavia
races, and adss "Tbe Prussian press and
peonle rust that the result viii show the
French Reysnchists the worth Of the Re-
ysnche spirit. II Denmark can iorEet Schles-
wig.Holzsten. France ought 10 learn to re-
concile herself TO the loss OF Alsace-Lor-
raine"
With reference 10 Prince Ferdinand Is has
been decided that be shall be assisted 10
manlalh bis position In Bulgaria. Last
EVENINGS Sisob0da, the official organ OF the
sofia Government, declares that the asdlca-
tlon ei Prince Ferdinand does not descend
upon the will OF any Power whatever; that
he was raised IL the throne by the Bulgarian
nation aud will rcnain as long az he pre-
serves the affection and confidence OF the
people.
The Orleans family bas held council 1t CO.
burg TO cons der the situation. Princess
Clemeuiine. the mother Of Prince Ferdl-
Daud, the Duke OF Montpenser, and others
were present.
TIE Russian Government dlstrusts more
than ever Bismarck's diplomacy with refer
ence 10 Bulgaria. The Moscow Gqzctie and
the Cyiet are no longer content with de-
handing the deposition OF Prince Fcrdi-
nand from tho throne Of Bulgaria as guar
snise 81 Germsny's good fatn, out demand
that Bismarck be first dismissed. II Is no.
table as Illustrating how little the effect OF
Emperor Williams visit 10 70. Peters
burg modifes the aun German hostility seen
In the articles OF the Pln-SiaYist press.
Recording the church festival Of hief Il
should be said that II il not the great cele-
bration which the slav Committee expected.
A few German journalists responded TO the
Invitation to be present. Some OF the minor
papers OF Austria in the pay Of the Musco-
vite party sent representatives, at the cost OF
the Slay Committee. The contemptUoUs
neglect with which Germany thus treats the
celebration frouses the ire OF the MuscOYite
press.
The Moscow Gazette says that Germany is
A permanent menace to the peace OF Europe
and that she stands In the way OF Russia's
ultimate destiny.
Auswspapcr OF KieiT, the KiVeskOYe Si0v0,
the organ OF General ignatlei, says Russia
will soon sbsorb the Balkans, including Con-
stantinople. despite the German intiigues or
their military strength.
The ST. Petersburg Press. within few
days after TIE departure from that city OF
Emperor william, uses much the same Ian
guage. II is significant that the Emperor's
visit accomplished little towards easing the
strained relations between the two countries.
Bismarck will 90 10 kissiugen after his con-
ference with Emperor William.
Ii il doubtful whether the interview be.
tween signor Crispi the ltalnn Premier,
and Count Kslaoky. the Imperial Minister Of
Foreign Aiairs OF Austris, VIII be neld I'M
MI October. The protest OF the Vatican
against the visit OF Emperor William to
ROME has proved enectuai.
Cardinal Galimbefti, The papal nuBciO at
Vienna, t. reported 20 be secretly seeing Bis
marck at Frlsdrichsruhe. II IS certain that
he returned to Vienna lsst evening after an
absence OF several days.
Tue clerical papers OF Vienna announce
that be will 60 TO Berlin on special mis-
sion. The truth is, Bismarck has assented
10 the proposal TO have Gallmbertl meet
Emperor william in Berlin and 10 ask him
personally to ioregO bis visit TO Rome. One
result Of The Yatican's diplomatic triumph IS
that Minister Crispi has sent instructions 70
the ltalion embassy in Paris TO inYigorate
the negotiations for 4 commercial treaty
with France.
Berlin Official circles strongly distrust the
Italian Government on account OF its rela-
lions with France.
The approsching elections to the Landtag
cause the difference between the National
Liberals and the Conservatives, now form
ing a majority, to become more distinctly IN
dicated. The National Liberals. hoping to
obtsin the prepondcrsncc, are disposed 10
break the alliance with the Conservative
leaders, who are disipeiined to renew the
cartel zgrced upon early last year.
The North German Ggfetle warns the
ultra Conservatives that their time has passed
and Says that the National Liberals viii not
haCflilcc ihtlI tyDlNAAlcs WIN hHO IbyiAS
progress and the Conservative notions, which
would retain everything as Il is 10 the eccle-
sisstIc. scholastic, political. aud economic
domain.
The language OF the North Gsrncn Gazette
f. repeated by the Cologne Gazette a. an In
dicAtion that the National Liberals are conf
dent that the elections will restore them 70
power independent OF the coalition with the
Conservatives. DIR. Wndthorst, who has
been aiming at the clerical Conservative COM
bination, is III. He has been laid I'D at Ems
for a week By heMt-dIsease. He has been
forbidden to do any work, and commanded
10 maintain absolute repose. Ills Illness has
ALREADY dsorgapized the Clerical party.
The hsichs AHzeiser publishes decree Iii
reetinz ihut the anniversaries OF the births
and destbs Of Emperors William i. and
Frederick III. be commsmorated as special
&c ebrafions IN all the schools and uniyer-
stiles Of Germany.
Death or Vaudeville.