New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-27
THE KAISER AND THE SULTAN.
HOPES THAT TURKEY MAY BE INDUCED III
SUPPORT THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
ANOTHER BERLIN CONFERENCE PossIBLE-THE
GERMAN IMPERIAL PARTY AT ATHENS
FREYTAG's ATTACKS ON EN-
PERoR FREDERICK.
Copyright; 1889. by me NeD. York ArOetdted PTsh.

PERoR FREDERICK
Copyright; 1889: by the NeD York AnOetdted Pre-"
Berlin, oct 26-The proposed conference Del"ec"
Prince Bismarck Count Kalnoky and Premier CriSpi
has been delayed until after Emperor Williams Nls.
TO the Sultan Of Turkey. II Is admitted in Omola
circles that hopes entertained that the Emperor
interviews with the Sultan will result In inc d"
heslon Of Turkey to the general aims of the Irpio
Alliance. without her formally entering the league
BIsmarcks project Is to construct behind me D'oi
bund a second defensive line, consisting of Enganu
and Turkey not committed by treaty TO thS sPoe'
purposes Of the Central European Alliance D"t
linked by kindred interests. Hence he IS manoeuVrihs
to commit Lord Salisbury to a treaty with Iurhcl
relating to the permanent occupation OF EsyP'
Count Herbert Bismarck Will preccde Emperor " Imam
TO COnstantinOpe, in order TO meet the Germeh any,
English Ambassadors and the Turkish Foreign Minis
Ter before the Interview between the German an"
Turkish monarchs. Bismarcks projects I'm regaru 10
Balkan settlement communicated to the ']'i
have led TO temporary cessation of hostile Russian
ntrfgues The Gar has certainly consented to permit
the Chancellor to try to realize some modus vNeh"
holding himself free to resume independent dc'io"
I'm case the scheme fails II is the impression IN tio
Foreign Office that the Chancellor will not fan anu
that the negotiations will lead TO another Berlin con
ference the spring revise tho treaty on bases 'a
Will better secure European peace
The sultan, desiring to invest the reception OF EN-
Marshal Ali Miami Aarf Pacha, the president Oh
the council and other ministers, and Generals Aehe
Won GOtz and Srccker, TO to the Island OF leheo'
to meet the Emperor. General srccker was adeus,
camp TO Crown Prince Frederick when the la''r
visited Constantlnoplc I'm 1869 The German recoP
ton committee has chartered three vessels TO 60 u
san stefano. The Germans VIII give dinner to the
members of the imperial suite and commers 10 'ho
officers of the squadron.
THE IMPERIAL PARTY REACHING ATHENS
The news of the arrival Of the Imperial party aboard
the HohcnzolleTr in the Piraeus was telegrapheo
here at O'Clock this afternoon. The German squadron
was sighted passing the extreme southeast poih' vi
Morla at 6 a. m. A gale was then blowing CouI1
kilograms state that heavy weather was encouneIr"'
The Empress Frustrated by seaSicknesS AHo
King and Queen OF Greece and the Crown Prince ~
cclved the Imperial party at the entrance 10 the mar
Dor. The landing OF the party was delayed Tor t"o
hours owing TO tho condition Of the Empress A'er
landing the party took train for Athens, whefe tnc
were received by the Greek Ministers and resident
diplomats. They then drove to the palace IN etaf7
carriages. The first carriage was occupied by EN-
pcror william. the King Of Greece. and the crown
Prince and tho second by the Empress and the queen
of Greece. The route lined with troops. and I'M
mcnsc throngs gave enthusiastic greeting to the I'M
perial party.
Princess Sophio's already marvellous jewel dover
ha, been increased by her mothers gift OF diamond
a1d ruby cross, an HEIRLOOM IN inc fheHSh n"S"i
family which cross was first by Princess char
lott. Of Wales The presents Of queen Tser
consist Of The usual Indian shaws. whereof She
seems TO have ready store set Of llonitou lace
narrow diamond necklace, and number Of boohI.
In contrast Is King Humhert's present sent through
the Prince Of Naples. II consists ot a spIeHuI"
parulc Of diamonds, valued al 100000 marks.
MORE sLURs oN EMPEROR FREDERICK.
Frcytag's book has created a sensation. Prince
Bismarck prior to its publication, advised the sup
preston Of certain passages referring to the private
negotiations over the formation of The empire. Herr
Frcytag declined 10 suppress the passages. IHe
Chancellor did not insist. The complaSance OF BIS
marck IS attributed to Freytag's disclosures OF the
unwise Interference Of the then Empress, who. the
book declares guided when It natural she Ought
10 be guided. thus causing difficulties and conflicts.
Another passage grateful 10 bismarck describes En-.
pcror Frederick as afflicted with morbid moods, and
as being old I'm mind and body long before his fatal
disease attacked him. His vital energy. The book
declares was so longer such as bcftcd the heir To
the Imperial crown. The persuaSons Of the Crown
Princess were unable 10 Danish his sadness. He
often thought to abdicatc in favor of his son.