Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
BERLlN'S BUDGET.
xxpERoR WILLIAM EN- ROUTE FOR 81.
pETSRsBuBa.
a Great Demonstration Upon His Departure
from Kiel-Programme Of His Fatuss
Novemsnts-rhs Dowaaer
Impress, 40.
copyrighted 1858 by the New York Associated



harbor were uniquely decorated. The route
from the station 10 the hsrbor was lined with
masis covered with OAK leaves and adorned
with vr.pans aud banners. The Ger.
man, phuSsian, and lIolstcin colors
were conspicuous Triumphant arches
aud homl decorations, IN which naval
designs pFedominsied. entirely trsnss
formed lhe aspect Of the old town. The
Emporoi drove slowly towards the harbor,
eiyins - hc went special greetings 10 the
guilds and corporations which lined the
streets The vccht HohenzolleTu was moor
ed at DiApcnbrook, NJ the outer end OF the
harh)E A man-of-war boat conveyed the
Emperor to the yacht At 1890. His Majesty
was received by Prince Henry. The
sqtadron was composed OF tue iron
ciais Baden, Bavaria, Kaiser, and zieter,
anl the irigates Prince Adalbert, Gueirena,
ard Won MolIks. with part Of the torpedo
flblilla. II then sailed past the imperial
Yacht IN splendid order and with perfect
precision. the msn6uvTes commanding great
tdmirauOu. shortly after IL O'Clock the Im-
Derial Yacht put out TO sea, escorted by tue
torpedo flotilla and the ironclsds. num-
her Of private steamers accompanied the
feet for several miles. KEEL Is crowded
With visitors and holds high carnival To-
night. During the four days voyage TO
Peicrhoff the squadron will execute num-
Der Of manWuvres.
The Emperor will remain four days at st.
Petersburg and return by sea 10 hiel. His
after. programme will include an Inspection
OF the troop man0uyfes OF the guards aud
the Third army corps In August. In Sep
tcmher be Will visit AlsSce- Lorraine, meet
ing the King Of the Belgians at Strausburg.
Al the end Of September be will 30 10 Vienna
md will probably visit the King OF Italy In
October.
communications from Emperor william 10
his mother were transmitted from Spandau
last evening and from Kiel To-day. This
fact, thOugh insignificant IN Itself, has sig
niiicance In the face Of the persistent foreign
scandals regarding the alleged unhappy Tels-
tisns existing betwcen bus Majesty aud the
Dowaeer Empress Victoria. II the messages
ony referred to the progress OF the sons
Grstexpeditlon Is Emperor they stu showed
the differences between him and bis mother
have not approached rupture.
The Empress DOwager Victoria ire
quently sees DR.. Friedbsrg, Count Steloerg,
and other intimate friends Of tho tate Empe-
rOr Frederick. Disputes certainly continue
10 exist between herself and the Emperor in
regard 10 the disposal Of Emperor Frede-
rick's paD.rs. some Of which the En-
press Dowager maintains arc personal
against the contention Of the Emperor
that they are State property aud ought to DO
deposited In the state Archives. The Court
Circle believe tmplAcably that the difference
can be arranged In The future by the En-
press Dowager surrenderiug the documents
relating 20 the regency end Emperor Fred
,rics's memoranda on his own plan for adj
foini.tering thereon, the bulk OF his cor
respondeuce TO be left with the Empress
Dowarer Victoria.
Dr. Mackenzie's report, accompanied by
those Of Or. Krsuse, Or. Legion, aud Dr. ll0-
well iSeXDcCted soon. Or. Mackenzie IS in no
way hindered from giving strictly medical
statements with bis report. The quarrel
ends with the statement that DR.. Bergmsnn
and his associates viii not reply TO Dr. Mac
kerzi@.
Rismarck's period Of repose ut Fried
richsruhe promises 10 be brief. For about
fortnight he will enjoy solitude. Only The
Princess and the Count and Countess OF
Rsnizan are with him. His intention 10 cut
mis- leisure short aud 10 face business at an
e,rly day 4, apparent 10 The order left at the
ReichskauzlcI. Throughout the department
70 Il understood that affairs are too exigent
T. nermit Of a prolonged leave. While the
Empeyor and Chancellor are working 10.
ward new political combinations and while
fne onicia, world must know no rest Prince
Blsmarck's interview with SienOr Cnspi,
fhe Italian Premier, viii be the first sign OF
his resumption OF active labor. IL IS
now likely that instead OF conference
Count kalnoky. slgnor CIispi' anu
tie German Chancellor will meet at
Cir'sbord. signor CrIspI will come to Fried.
a., krasche early in August. Count Herbert
Ei.mrck's report on the interview at Peter
hoG VIII then be in the hands ot the Cham
ceiior. who win meet neither KalnO6y nor
Crispi until no knows what terms can be
obtained IRON the Car. Crispi, who Is IN
rr, ssing need OF Germany's support IN the
contest with the Vatican, will make no delay
in ,eeing Bi.marck.
Monsiunor Galamberti, the Papal Nunclo
% Vienna. has obtained tho promise OF the
Austrian Government to sustain the Vatican
AGAINST the Italian Government IN the threat
sned violation OF the law under which the
Vatican has hitherto held extraterrltory to the
municipsl government OF Rome. Sisnor Girls
nj has reason 10 fear that the Austrian pres
sure brought to bear on Bismarck, added to
thcprotests OF Catholic Germany aud the re-
gent oi Bavaria, whose leaning IL well
known. will influence the German Govern
ucutagainst his plans TO curtai the elites aud
10 weaken the dignity Of the position OF the
Pope. The official press Of Rome write AZ
81 ~ignor Crispi had received 81 the meeting
al NarHn carte blanche TO do what he should
choose with The Pope. II IS better known
here that Bismarck holds mat the position OF
thu Vatican under the law OF guarantees
ought 10 be un9ssalable. This question, ms
ysiyine ~ u does the threatened departure
Of tbe Pope from Rome, Is an urgent one Tor
Crtspi.
The general sympathy expressed for
Queen Natara Of Seryia rs woman does not
bind the people 10 the fact that 1t is impOS-
fihle for the Government 10 permit her u
Nioi,te Prussian laws. The Queens agents
den, that she meant forclOle resistance aud
assert that she did not aid her ser>
wants or apply for protection TO the
Russian Consul. The authorities state
that they were unable 20 obtain access TO tue
house, being threatened by armed servants.
The whole incident shows Queen Natalie TO
he woman Of impeTiousand violent temper.
After Emperor William telegraPhed advising
her that King Milan was acting within MS
rights Queen Natalie responded Win Aseries
OF telegrams invoking the Emperor as
a man TO help her in her strug-
Gle. She described King Milan IN
terms which rendered u impossible Tor
me Tmperor 60 continue the correspondence.
King Milan committed an indiscfeton IN
sepding as his envoy 10 Weis baden General
Protects. the husband OF the lady whose
supposed intimate relations with hing Milan
first led 10 tue discords existing between
Queen Natalie aud the King. Her pro-
tssis against the seizure Of her son
were directed partly against the change Of
tu'eiage under persons whom Sue assails rs
leading immoral lives. King Milan Is credit
ed With succession OF licentious adventures
which would amply suffice for the granting
of a divorce 10 the Queen. on the other
hand Queen Natalie's intrigues in favor OF
Russia. even 70 going 20 the length OF con.
spring TO depose King Milan, are accepted
facts.
The Taking of the BassiIe
rIy Auglo-American cable 10 the DispAtrh.I
pms. July 4.-The taklng OF the basllle