New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12
LORD SALISBURY'S PEACE VIEWS.
HOW THEY ARE RECEIVED IN EUROPE
OPINIONS AT VIENNA AND ST. PETERSBURG
THE MAssowAH INCIDENT - EMPEROR
+ WILLIAMS PROPOSED VISIT TO
ITALY-GOssIP ABOUT ROY
ALTIEs-oPERATIO


ITALY-GossIP ABOUT ROY
ALrIEs-oPERATIo
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copyrtcht. 1888, By The ysc York Assosis,sa Prss'
Berlin. Aug 1.-THE quarrel between the various
political parties the settlement OF which was indicated
I'm last weeks dispatches he's led the North German
Gazette and other Government organs to mako clear
statement OF the exact relations which the Government
desires to see established between itself and tho
peoples representatives According TO this statement
the Government will refuse to rely upon majority
consisting OF Conservatives and Catholics which would
be dependent the good pleasure OF Herr VIVA
thorst. and viii urge the Conservatives and Nauona
Liberals to work in harmony and oppose their com
mon enemies the Clerical Poles Guclphs and Radca
FreethinEers.
The most discussed event of the week was LORD
Sallsburys speech at the Lord Mayors banquet III
London. The confident tone Of the speech was wei
coined confirming the National lettings STATE
ment that Prince Bismarck believed that the meeting
between Emperor william and the Car would result
in long period OF peace. The only portion OF LORD
Salisburys speech that is thought 10 be open to cl
clsm is his reference Bulgaria. Advices received
from St. Petersburg to-day in way tend TO contrm
the Prime Minister'S optimistic remarks.
On the other hand II is stated reliable authority
that Russia adhcrcs TO her original programme "i
ousng Prince Ferdinand, excluding Prince Alexander
and sending Russian Commissioner TO restore
diplomatic relations, without interfering with internal
affairs, preliminary to allowing the Bulgarans 10
elect any Prince they think fit provided he be legally
elected and member Of the Orthodox Church. As
for the rest the Petersburg official circles and press
are unusually gratied Lord Salisburys fairness In
recognizing the dsintercstcd character Of Russa's
policy. Lord Sslsbury's speech met with greater
criticism in Vienna than elsewhere. his apparently I'M
proved feeling toward Russia being unpalatsble to
hoc fpf N
10 abandon Prince Ferdinand, and continues to favor
settlement to be agreed upon by all the Powers.
THE MAssOwAH INCIDENT CLOSED.
Tho Massowah Incident Is here considered
definitely closed by NJ. Goblet's note Of
protest The Russian and Austrian Governments
are inclined admit NJ. Coblct's contention that
captulatlons should only be abolished by consent OF
the Powers, but their interests I'm Massowah are so
small that they Indifferent.
THE KAIsEgs VISIT TO ITALY.
Herr Won schloczcr German representative at the
Vatican who brought the letter from Cardinal Ram
polla Papal Secretary state has had several long
interviews with Prince Bismarck during the week
The result Of these conferences has become known
though there rumors that they have caused hes
ancy In completing the plans for the kaisers VISIT
10 Italy II Is even stated in quarters that the
Kascrs proposed visit has been abandoned, but ms
way excursions from all parts OF Italy, In order TO
bring together large concoGise OF people M me de
preparations being made for his entertainments IN
Guiding public iees. nava! review e,r II Is s'@'cu
that tho kaiscr's visit VIII cover six days
DoINGs OF ROYAL rERsoNAGEs.
The Empress IS feeling remarkably veil She rose
for a short time yesterday and to-day. The young
prince is also getting on favorably.
Dowagcr Empress Augusta has sent 1000 marks
for the relief OF sufferers by the floods in tho Hrsch-
berg district
The Emperor in thu autumn VIII lay tho foundation
OF the Palace OF Justice and supreme Court OF tho
The Duke Of Cambridge has arrived al Klssinscn,
where he will stay several weeks 10 take The waters
The King OF Portugal Will arrive IN Berlin To-
morrow.
GERMANY AND CENTRAL AFRICA
The report that Germany IS about to Join con-
ference on Central African affairs Is declared TO be
absolutely unfoundcd
EXTENDING GERMAN COMMERCE
steamer service from Hamburg to Australia has
been arranged by the Deutschc Bank and other es'ab
shments, the necessary capital being subscribed
Two steamers arc in the course of con trucon and IT
Is expected that they Will start running at tho begin
ming of next year
BISHOP STROsSMAYFRS DEFENCE
Bishop strossmayes IS preparing defence OF his
conduct IN which he will contend that the act OF seek
Ing TO unite the Catholic and Greek churches ought
that he docs not consider his Slav sympaths incom-
patiblc with his duties as an Austrian prelatc.
FROM PARIS TO coNsTANTTNoPLE.
The train which iDaugiraied the direct service BE-
tween Paris and Cous;antnopc passed through Pesth
to-day. Il had on board a number Of notable guests
ard journalists
NOTES or THE OPERATIC STAGE.
Herr suchcr conductor OF the Berlin Opera, has ez-
pressed desire to resign his position. II IS probable
that his resignation will be accepted and that Herr
Mot;l will be chosen 70 succeed him.
Ignaz Rrull has written opera entitled Das
Stcnerne Herr II VIII Dc produced IN VIENNA ana
New York next season by German opera company.
CHARLES CROCKER VERY ILL At MONTERREY.