New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-29
THE BULGARIAN QUESTION.
CROPPING OUT ANEW IN EUROPE.
THE BASIS OF A ROYAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR THE BULGARIAN THRoyE-RUssIAS
PRESS COMMENTS AFTER THE EN-
PERoR'S VISIT.

PERoRs VISIT.
Copyright 1898 BY The Ven. York A"oeiasa rre''
Berlin, July 25-The movements Of Emperor Will
lam and his party after their visit to Copenhagen are
timed that they viii arrive at Kicl on Monday next
On Tuesday His Majesty Will hold naval review, the
leading feature Of the being test OF the
powers Of torpedo boats
SEEKING A MONARCH FOR BULGARIA.
The interview between Emperor william and King
Christian Of Denmark has special Importance asso-
ciatod with the settlement Of family question con
ncctcd with the Bulgarian throne. The Car appears
TO have given his ASSENT TO the creation OF bulgarian
monarchy with either Prince Wa,demar- the youngest
OF King Christian, the Duke of Cumberland on
the throne The Duke Of Cumberland has dccisively
rejected the offer, which was made to him through
Prince Bismarck In his note refusing to accept The
crown he declares that the proposal is an insult TO
him the legitimate King of Hanover, and expresses
the hope that he destined the King OF Prussia
reduced TO his proper level
King Christian of Denmark advises Prince Waldo
to accept the throne of Bulgaria II the entente be-
tween the European Powers is perfect King George
Of Greece, the brother Of Prince Wadcmar. opposes
his candidaturc. Important events are certain to
take place If Greece and Bulgaria into conflict.
THE EMPEROR DELIGHTED WITH HIS RECEPTION
The Emperor William, before returning 10 Potsdam,
will go 10 Fredrichsruh to confer with Prince Bis
marck Advces from Stockholm say that the Emperor
William delighted with his reception IN that place,
which spontaneous and enthusiastic
than the reception at ST. Petersburg. The stockholm
journal to-day, the Dagens Nyheter' dwells upon
the pleasant impression which the Emperor william
left by his frank and unconsraned manner. II con-
sders his visit Of the greatest importance In assisting
the progress of peaceful policy, which must hence
forth security for the welfare of minor Euro
pean nations
The National Zeitung." in semio1cal article,
declares that the imperial visit TO Stockholm and
Copenhagen Is a pledge for the re-establishmcnt Of
friendly relations by Germany with the Scandinavian
races, and adds: II Denmark forget Schleswis-
Hostcn, Franco ought TO learn to reconcile herself
TO the loss of Msace- Lorraine.
BIsMARCK's DIPLOMACY DIsTR listed BY RUSSIA
With reference Prince Ferdinand, 1t has been
decided that he shall be assisted to maintain his posi-
ton In Bulgaria. Las evenings "swoboda,' the
Official organ of the sofia Government, declares that
the abdcation OF Prince Ferdinand does not depend
upon the will OF any Power whatever; that no was
raised to the throne Of the BulgaranNatioD and VIII
remain long he preserves the affection and con
fdence of the people. The Russian Government dis
trusts more than ever Prince Bismarcks
diplomacy with reference TO bulgaria
The Moscow Gazette" and the svet" are no longer
content with demanding the deposition Of Prince fer-
dnand from the throne Of Bulgaria as guarantees ne,
OF 0ernany's good faith, but demand that irihce Dis
marck be first dismissed 1t is notable as Illustrating
how little the effect Of the Emperor williams visit
TO ST. Petersburg modies the antiCerman hostility
seen In the articles OF the Pan-slavist press.
SAVAGE COMMENTS OF THE RUSSIAN PRESS.
Regarding the church festival at kief, 1t should be
said that It is not the great celebration which me
sav Committee expected. The contemptuous neglect
with which Germany treated the celebration rorses the
ire Of the Moscovite press. The Moscow Gazette
says that Germany Is a permanent menace 10 tns
peace of Europe. and that she stands IN the way OF
RuSsa's ultimate destiny. newspaper Of kief. the
g Riyeskove slovop the organ OF General lgnaticI,
saws Rus ia Will soon absorb the Balkans tnclnhins
Const antnope, despite German intrigues or military
strength 800 -, M.
the departure from that city OF Emperor WIllan',
uses much the same language. II IS significant mat
tho Emperor's visit ompshcd lt;te toward easing
the strained relations between the TWO couh'ries'
A VICTORY FoR TIE VATICAN.
The protest OF the Vatican against the visit OF En-
peror william 10 Rome has proved effective Cardinal
Gamberti Papal Nunclo at Vienna is reported to DO
secretly seeing Prince Bismarck at Fnedriclsruhe
The truth IS Prince Bismarck has sssented to tho
proposal to have Galimbcrt meet the Emperor VIII
lam in Berlin, and to ask him personally to foreso
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