Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16


situation would permit.
The Campaign Around nUDehbsrg.
copyrighted 1853 by tho New York Associated
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BERLIN, September Invested with
"a much pomp and circumstance OF war
n can be associated with an experiment
tho mimic campaign around Munchberg
proceeds vigorously. The kaisers enthu-
siasm has infected the officers and men.
All reports concur as to the admirable bee
hsyior Of the troops, the display OF
mastery tactics 10y the generals, and tho
spiendor o. the campaign as q spectacle.
The pubic is surfe,tcd with these &C
counts and the Kaser's playing AZ war
has ceased 90 interest tie people vet
the whole nation is gratl,ied 20 see that
bis untIring physical energies are equal
20 his zeal. Any doubt arising from I'M
friendly rumors regarding tie Empe-
rcr's health have been dispe.led by
his severe bodily exertion from
early morning until night and
by the keen mental activity displayed by
him. He is everywhere ON the field 40
the critical moments aud attends T. the
minuiest details The battle ended, ho
groups bis officers around him and gives
crH50ile on the day manwuyres, leaving
Prince Albert. chief umpire. TO give
nominal assent. Distinguished amongst
the foreign visitors We're Archduke
Albrecht OF Austria and Grand
Duke Nicholas Of Russia Arch
duke AlbrecIt has haj an especially
cordial reception from the Emperor and
the German generals partly on account
of bis repute as a leader OF the war.
The party being DESTROYS OF dlyestloc
his presence At The manpuyrcs of tie
political aspect he las caused tho sem-
official press 10 state THAI he rcpudlates
aii connection with POLITICS; that be-
IS neither peace nor war
man. and that his only aim -
to obey tho orders OF his commani-
r. The army circle does not take
this denial seriously. Atthe close OF the
days work the Emperor discs With
thirty guests The press notes with
lively sat sfaction that the Emperor, COM
Gliding with the general official effort To
suppress the use of the French language.
has ordered that. The menus be cOuched
entirely in German, the Nori "1arDVf "
becomes now "Spe.saartan. w The first
instance ot the chnuge WAS al a dinner
given by the general Of the Third army
corps
The KaIuotv-Bieuarck conference
opens on Monday. Count ha.uohy viii
leave Vienna tomorrow. Tie viii be tie
guest Of Prince bismarck for several
days.
Tie conferences are thought TO be %
newmoye on tine part of Bismarck to oh-
tain Austrian support for tie project 20
reconcile the Quirinal and Vatican 10 ass
sist Lim IN his struggle with the German
Cier.cnis aud 70 make memorable tie
Emperor William visit 10 Rome.
The Str ssmsyer incident disclosing
tho growth Of pr0-Euss'au sympathy
throughout Auetr.a's Sayou,c provinces
ls hailed IN Berlin $50 ateudency To cause
Austria To- feel the absolute necessity fora
German alliance winch VII result IN the
secured dominance Of Prince BmarcA
over the Austrian policy. 10 "a believed
that whatever Bsmrck's plans are re-
gsrdnC paracv, Count hanohv will be-
constrained To concur Premier Crspis
mcuaced opposition will become uulli-
fed and he sill be forced either To- ACCEPT
them or resign. The manifesto of tie
Conservative members of the LandWg
recently issued has been fayonbiY cuu-
cised Dy the National Liberal press.
SAMOAN Troubles.
rDy Angi9-Amcri.an cable TO the Di'n7'chl
LONDON. September II. dispatch
from Auckland, New Zealand, slys
Adyicrs from Samoa announce that the
natives have rehcllel ON account Of an
attempt made by Herr brandrrs, Ger
man official, ID Induce them 10 confer
the name a Malietca upon Iamasesr,
and also because The taxation imposed
upou them was excessive. Lrandcrs, "a
tie head Of tie force Of the Samoans
Who favor the protrnsions Of Tamasese
has had an encounter in the bush with
tho rebels and seven of bis force were
AiIled. the rebels l1slug but three men.
Many Of the combatants we're wounded.
Rraniers's force numbers 400 men,
while that Of the rebels Is 5000 strong.
The deposilionof Iamlsese is inevitable
unless the Germans lend him active sup
port.
Several Men H,lied by an Explosion.