New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07
GERMANY AND SAMOA.
WHAT THE COMMISSIONERS TO BERLIN MAY
EXPECT
SOME SATISFACTION WILL BE DEMANDED By
THE IMPERIAL GovERNMENT-EMPERoR
WILLIAMS Desire ron A. GREAT
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THE IMPERIAL GoyERNMENT-EMPERoR
WILLIAMS Desire FOR A. GREAT
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ERAL NOTES.
Copyright 1859. BY The Rsw. YORK Ahoetatea Fred
Berllh April s-offclAis are IN doubt is 10 whether
the Samoan question can DO amlcably settled unless
the American Commissioners shail be empowered b.
assent TO FORM Of com hensaton for native od
RACES upon Germans II IL believed that nominal
| concession IN this direction wilt results N ID essy
adjustment Of his relative positions Of the three
powers, and save the natives from German setribtiou
wIssMANN's TASK IN AFRICA
The "Eordshsscbe wcchehSiatt' says tina. ne
Government has sdvees nom z&nSiSst 70 the bfeet
tllat the native revolt tee u rapidly extending, ana
that largo military iorco will b required for rs
suppression. Ths "wochsnbists docs not believe
that Captain Tlssmsnn viii succeed In his mission
The "North German GaEettc.' referring 70 wiss-
manhs action IN hosting the German dag on tho main
land, explains that he hauled down the nAs Of tho
East Africa Cnmpsny and holsted ne German NOR
camille nag In SeeordaneS With instructions from
Berlin.
THE EMPEROR pEnREs A GREAT NAVY.
on Tuesday ths Emperor will 90 10 Wllhelmshaven
to inspect the corvette AleAandne befofe that vessel
sails for Samoa. The Emperor's letter to Admiral
Won der Goitz, Chief VI the Admiralty, expressing
confidence that the recent disaster at Samoa VIII not
fetard the prosperous development Of the navy does
not represent tho real stats Of his mind lis hesps
the Admiralty busily engaged IN supplying him win
reports infinitely detailing the construction and cond.
ton Of evsry waShip. sinoe tho English Pstianiofis
voted the addition OF seventy ships 10 the English
Navy Emperor Williams attention centres exclusively
upon Admiralty affairs The officials expect that The
recently advanced scheme tor the reorganization Of
the Navy will be recAst and enlarged Tho Emperur
freely expresses determination to make Germany
A. Ia, Nfdht
Sir Edward Malot Tho british Ambassador, he said
that nothing he would ses during biz coming visit 10
England would interest him as much - tho promised
naval review ct sphesd,
FIGHTING THE PRESS Laws.
The Bnndosrah, a. plerary sitting to-day, recon.
skAered the Press laws and retnltted thom 10 tho
Commission with important modihcatlons. The Com.
mission had previously reported thst was divided
ON the proposals and that there possibility Of
IT'S reaching an agreement Tho representatives OF
gAxopy and Bavaria protested that tho Operation of the
law, n the proposed measures sh00ld DO passed BY
the Rslchst6g, would create discomfort and imperil
public order Thet opposition, combined with the
representations OF Herr Won Behnigsen and other
National tbsrn leaders appear 10 have Induced ths
Emperor to assent 10 Primes BishafcRs urgent re-
Quest for rcmodeiilng Of the law.
The articles designating al q penal offence hostile
criticisms of the Government, tho monarchy, the
Institution OF marriage, the rights Of property and me
Church will be amended. The exact form OF the new
law viii not be revealed until the Commission has
hnslly Reported. Prince Bismarck, IN IN interview
with Herr siguel and Herr Won Bennissen indicated
that the BILL In The form IN which n would probably
be presented 10 the RSiehstag, would leave free ior
discussion social topics, such ss The family, religion
and property, and permit d theoretical ANALYSIS
NJ poltIoai questions retaining thg articles making
H penal ohencb 20 iheite bate OF OF
contempt for the Government and The csiunhny Of
officials The clauses providing for the suppression Of
attending papers ard the expulsion from the country
n, cohdstnned seI,ofs vii also he retained. The
Roichsae viii not consider tho bill Until after Easter
The expulsion clause meets with fierce oppodtIon.
1YTEngAT1 oNAL stAvEJTRADE CONFERENCE
The Belgian Government Is preparing circular
conypRDs an International conference on tho slave
trade b be held IN Brussels
THE nAPTfsH or PRINCE HEzaY's CHILD.
The entire imperial family viii attend tho baptism
Of the infant son Of Prince Henry Of Prussia, Wbich
bss, been fixed for MAY 0. ~ Etcl. Tbs car apd
the King OF Denmark vill act rs godfatheh t"r inc
child.
RscoHcuLED 10 HIs MOTHER
Empsror wilnstn has paid daily visits TO his mother
slprh her arrival hBfe and She IN turn has visited
fine tpovaerr Empress Augusta, the Empress and tile
t,,hs and tpurlsa. OF saSe,Meininsen, The nstofs,
,on ~ friendly relations between tho members OF
he imperial family sppears TO DO perfect.
THE LABOR STRIKES 5PHEADiNG.
The labor strikes arc spreading Three thousand
briehlayers arc out in the northern districts, 1870
tailor, IN Hamburg and $50 house pSinters III cologne