Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
BERLIN BUDGET.
cRErAN RESURRECTION soUELcHE0
BY PROMPT ACTION.
Tho Action OF the Powers Prevents Any
Fear OF an European War-fseturn
Of Emperor william to Berlin.
Copyrighted. 1889, by the New York Associated
Press

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BrpLrN. August I0.-AmOng the first for
tunate fruits # Engiand's attachment 10
the triple alliance are the cessation Of the
Servo-Bulgarlan war preparations and the
simultaneous suspension OF the cream
rising. The swiffness OF the combined
diplomatic action Of England. Germany,
Austria, and Italy upon the Cre;an qiies-
tion a. prOpounded by the Greek note 10
the Powers tx the result OF previous IN
deTstauding OF the Powers With Turkey on
united action in the East. The Greek
note. which threatened armed interven-
ton in Crete inspired "a " WAS by Russia,
met with decisive respOse from the four
Powers within two DAYS. Inrrc - no.
thing in modern history like u for
rapdity of diplomatic action with
straightforward assertion OF DEFINITE
policy. The Porte. IN % circular note re-
ceiyed here tonight. issued under concert
Of the four Powers, rcpudiaies the charges
Of the Greek note TINT Turkish misrule -
solely responsible foI the Cretan lnsuuec-
ton. Il asserts that the reforms demanded
by the Christians have been readily granted
aud that the people would remain peaceful
il thew were not melted by Greek agi-
tators. The Portc's response does not
allude 10 the leading point of the arrange
mcnt Oh which the four Powers depend Tor
~
ly, that the Christian governor with q
mixed Christian and Noslcm council
elected By the people. shall constitute the
government aitcf the present troubles
are over 4 scmi-oiliciai article IN the
Jeif7,0i ar S. P,rrSjTy admits that the
promptitude Of the decision q the
Powers has prevented the movement
from assuming the proportions winch
would menace the peace of Europe, and
lar
ment of muster "a Htdsse Of all ID" re-
serves Is certaiulr due 10 the influence OF
Prince Bismarck's league ot peace. only
portion Of the reserves is now ordered
ont for formal inspection. These dipio-
matte successes inspire the Foreign once
here with brighter hopes Of drawing SPAN
into the league. The Italian Government
having better relations with the Spanish
than has Germany has been lutrusied with
the carrying on Of the negotiations 40
Madrid and sends Signor Cialdiui as q spe-
cial envoy. If Cialdini succeeds in perfect
ing an arrangement similar % that
with England Bismarck will have 50
ringcd France with circle oil
Powers hostile to a war Of rerQncte os 10
guarantee permanent peace aud prpha-
bic reduction of armaWeuts. The reported
intention OF the Emperor William and
Empress 10 visit Madrid, though denied 10y
some Spanish papers. Is a definite project
associated with the OyertUTes for an I'M
derstandiuR. II the present plans are car
rid out Emperor William VIII go Ia the
imperial Yacht 10 Lisbon inSeptember aud
thence To Madrid. Emperor William and
Prince Henry arrived at Wllhelm-layn
tins afternoon and Immediately proceeded
bv special train to Berlin. The Prince and
Princess Bismarck came 10 Wilhelms
Strasse from Narzin tonight.
The Lmperor's Impressions OF England,
rs freely made known through his mother,
the cx-EMprcss, are enthusiastically APP
preciativc. Writing 10 his mother from the
Osborne House after the naval review at
Spthead the Emperor Described the mag
nifcent view of the line of English war
ships ten miles long passing before him as
a surprising proof Of the tremendous
strength Of Great Britain. conveying new
ideas of her prepundcrance OF power
throughout the world.
The Empcrors' soIOurn at Osborne Las
certainly tended to renew the friendships
previously existing between the members
of the two royal families. Queen Victoria
sent telegram 10 the eX-Empres- de
scribing the happiness she experienced
from her grandsOn's presence and the
warmth OF feeling he showed towards her
self and her children. The eX-Emproes. IN
responding. thanked her mother for the
good news, which she received with deep
JOY.
The visit Of the Prince Of Wales 10 Ber-
lin, which Is arranged for the end Of Sep
tember, will seal the renewal of family
cordiality.
The Empress came to-day from Potsdam,
and Princess Henry with her baby from
Darmstadt, 20 meet their husbands here.
Emperor Francis JOseph's arrival IS timed
for Monday AT +. NJ. The ceremonial of
his reception viii be similar to that OF King
~ n l. L.. L.. 4
count Of his recent affection, "A very quiet
welcome. Unter-Der-Lindcn will be deco
rated in the style usual Oh the occasion Of
mOnarch's entry into the city. POpu-
lar curiosity is not excited over the
visit. public interest being centred
in the Cars coming, which Is now fixed
for the 10th instant. burgOmaster APP
piled to the Foreign Office for advice as to
how to prepare for tho Cars visit. He
was told that IL WAS doubtful If the Car
would enter Berlin. although he would
dread o. facing crowd prevents his
visit TO the capital. The programme
for the visit is subject 20 aliera-
tiOns, depending upon the police as to
the safety of the various routes. Ac-
cOrdiug TO the present arrangement
the Russian imperial family Will leave the
Potershof Palace on board the DeTjana on
the 24th, reaching Stcttln on the following
day. The Czarina andher children VIII pro-
coed thence to Copenhagen, while the
Gar. accompanied by Emperor William,
will come TO Potsdam, where reviews and
State bauquets viii be held. The
Gar Will afterward go by rail to
| kiel TO witness a naval review.
From there he VIII go TO Copenhagen,
Numbers of Russian detectives have al
ready been stationed at Berlin, Stcttln,
and Potsdam. The officials Of the Russian
Embassy assert that the Gar intends TO
hold a limited reception at the Embassy,
and the lavish preparations that are beng
made confirm the statement. Workmen
are engaged day and night IN decorating
the interior of the building.
The KreltSe ZeUuHJ, referring 10 the state
ment of General Boulanger that he used
the secret fund to buy the right TO inspect
the papers Of military dtdchc OF the Ger
man Legation, says that General Nillaume,
while an aildctf at Paris, caught clerk IN
the act of copying documents. This Is the
only foundation for BoulanEer's story.
The imperial budget discloses a deficit
OF q. OOJ 600 marks. This Is chiefly due TO
the decline il the yield from the reformed
sugar taxes, which are "a 900, 600 marks un-
der the estimates. The reformed taxes
burden domestic sugar consumption with
20. 900 900 marks without limiting the ex-
port bounty system. The coming budget
will be further burdened with demand
for 1000, 900 marks 10 alter cannon for the
use of smOkeless powder.
Delegates from one hundred and sixty
three mines met at Bachum to-day and de-
cided TO send representatives. to the Slle-
sian mines 10 arrange for concerted action.
The authorities disfavor the coalition, but
the project promises to succeed.
The chiefs OF the Bavarlan Socialists
have called general assembly at Nuremberg
TO organize for the electoral campaign.
Railroad Collision--One Killed.