New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
wAGNe WAR OVER MoRIER.

ON THE AMBASSADOR.
Berlin. Jan 1.-THE "Posr to-day withdraws the
allegation Of forgery made against Sir r. ID. Morer.
The POST says: Sir Robert Morer provoked the
publication Of the reports affecting him by his attempt
10 bring Basaines letter to the knowledge Of persons
IN high positions No one hasssccused Morier Of be-
hayiug tho Crown Prince Frederick but himself. 1t
H. however, certain that In August, 1870 Morier for
varded communication, presumably to his Govern
ment that this intelligence reached Bazaine in mag
naed form and that the news emanated from an
English dipomatfst then on active service, named
Morier No accusation Of mals ndcs is made against
Sir kobcrts
The Cologne Gazette" rencws fits attack on Sir
n D. Norier. 1t says: at is inconceivabe that Sir
Robert Aorfers should occur to Marshal Bazane
IN 1885, unless Sir Robert had been expressly men-
toned to him as the source Of his infornation.'
Tho sGazettes prints copy of telegram from
rspoleon ct Metz to Msrshal Baxsne which contained
news of the intended movements Of the German army
and nsinuates that Sir Robert Morfer communicated
the fact that movements about to be made
10 Empress Eugenie.
London Jan. 7.-Most of the German papers express
ionbts whether the Morier affair may be considered
ended because 1t is Of reat importance as regards the
TSo Journal dos pcbsts,s of Paris, publishes
letter nom General Cssseron proving that the lighting
az sss o. N WHICH pees e,SS
Hazaine saying be received Moriers inmaton Of
sro published BY Vienna papers. Most of the Vienna
papers and also the st. Petersburg press side with
Eoficr -
INCREASING BALFOUR's BODY GUARD.
London, Jan. THE number of policemen detsiied
10 protect Mr. Bsfour has been increased in conse-
qucncc Of report that the Invincibes are planning to
murder him.
Dublin, Jan. Twenty tenants on the vandcleur
estates at Krsh have been arrested for barricadng
houses against the oicals who are carrying out evic
tons there. The arrests have caused much excite
The evictions at Fs,casragh were not resumed to-
lay ss was expected
=, NARROW ESCAPE OF A RUSSIAN PRINCESS.
St. PetersburgsJan 7.-Pfnccss Levcn, while sleigh
riding ct ChsrkoH, attempted to cross the railway
track at that place. train that wxs rapidly ap-
prosohiue struck the sleigh and killed the coachman
Both Of his feet were cut OF The Princess was
hurried from Tire sleigh to the middle Of the track, where
she Ay scnseIess Tho train passed over her but did
ENoIIsHxEs ADHERE TO FREE TRADE.
Manchester, Jan. 7.-At meeting Of the Chamber
pf Commerce to-day resolution pas passed declar-
ne that the resolution which was adopted at meet
lrt on December 10, to the effect that "a goods
brought into Great Britain similar to those produced
n England should pay tho same proportion If fm-
pora1 and local taxation IS they would have paid n
nsnufactuxed In Great Britain docs not represent the
Views Of tho whole Chamber which sdheres to free
trade
Why PROFESSOR CEFFCKEN WAS RELEASED
Lsipsic jan. Tit 10 stated hero that Professor
OeHcken released the ground that he was not
accountable for his action.
Derlih, Jan 7.--Ihe RechssnEciger" says IN con-
neeton with the Gencken Tho court held that
although the iud inquiry showed sufficient
>or euuzlng that Professor Gen cken had published
ipfefmstion which was necessary for ths Interests