New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
BIsMARCK AND THE MINISTERS.
THE IRON CHANCELLOR AND HIS COL
LEAGUES DISAGREE.
eraMANY's BuRpENsoME ARMY-THE SAMOAN
coNFERENoE-sERy AFFAIRS
THE BUEHSE.
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THE BOEHsE.
coyyrsoa,l 1880. BY the SsV. York Assocfatsd Prsm
Rarl,n. March 16.-In addition 10 the new income
"a, which Is said 70 be the subject Of dissension
between Prince bismarck and his colleagues, Minister
Won oossler disagrees with the Chancellor on the
question sof the State granting financial support TO
the c,erpy The subject Of discord between Minister
yon scholz and Prince Bismarck is the currency,
QUESTION The former advocates gold currency
while the latter fayors blmetallism An incident
which occurred ct the last meeting OF the PROVINCIAL
co,noi Of Danzic would indicate slight difference.
hetweon the Chapcellor and Minister Won Puttkamer
Members of the Council reproached the brother OF
the latter for the Wholesale expulsion Of Poles
which he had ordered, to which he replied defending
Minister Won Puttkamer Affirming that he depored tho
Of the expulsions economic grounds,
but that he wes 6verruled by Prince Bismarck who
considered political interests of greater importance
CONTAINING OF THE MILITARY BURDEN.
At Fridays sitting Of the Reichstag Dr. windthorst
complained of the continual demands for money for
military purposes. Tho estimates were finally re-
ferred to committee Of twenty-one, notwithstanding
Herr Richter's emphatic declaration that tho House
ought first 10 determine the sums to DO granted
THE SAMOAN CONFERENCE.
The Samoan Conference is not expected to present
rs TO the attitude of America, but the German Govern
ment wal do its utmost to prevent friction. at the
Same time maintaining Germany's full right TO deal
with tho Samoan rebels Confidence is felt here that
tho peaceful disposition Of all three Powers VIII
render an agreement easy. Prince Bismarck is In
no way Inclined In tho present state of European
affairs, to be drawn into colonial disputes
Tho "vossische Zeitung' says: I" 1t is TO be re-
sretted that the irritation beyond the ocean has
reached its present extent and bitterness, and TINT
r. s In large degrco owing to the fault of the Ger
man Oficials But It lies beyond reasonable expec-
tRtion that the Conference win lead to any o!het
conviction than that there has been great desl OF
unnecessary heat imported into tho dispute
THE SITUATION IN sERvIA.
The Official newspapers carefully abstain from COM
meot on Servian affairs 1t Is reported that inc
Government intends to recall Count Won Bray rom
Belgrade his intimacy with Milan making him anwei
como to the present Radical Government OF sorfis.
Austria will also be Obliged TO ncaA Dr.
for the Same reason. - a.. 49,. -.
Advioes from ST. Petersburg that the Car has
advised exQueen Natalie not to return 70 SerTle pus
% arrange for periodical visits nom her son ~ Voss
DEPRESSION on THE BoERsE.
The Paris crisis and servan affairs had depress-
Ing eject upon the Berlin Boerse throughout the week
Only an abundance of cheap money prevented STAN
pede. Tho few investors having an interest IN COP
Der affairs appear to have withdrawn IN good ume, Du
the heavy sales by Paris specustors deoreSSeo prices
except In the case Of Russian secunues'