New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24
THE IMPERIAL MEETINGS.
EMPEROR WILLIAM SATISFIED WITH THE
RESULT.
IMPORTANCE OF THE INTERVIEW BETWEEN Won
cApR1vr AND DE GIBRs-THE GERMAN
MONARCH FAvORrNG ANOTHER
EUROPEAN CONGRESS.

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Berlin Aug o3.-To nights news from the Petcrlof
conveys the distinct impression that the Imperial
meetings held have had a highly satisfactory result
for Emperor william. Chancellor Caprivi had a
conference with the Gar to-day which lasted an
,sour AftcrwaId he had long interview with
Foreign Minister De Gcrs. The officials OF the Foreign
Ogico here maintain absolute reicence regarding the
nature OF the German Emperor's proposals. but admit
that there was immense political significance In the
interview.
nor ANOTHER EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
,av,ces from various Trustworthy sources all con
firm The announcement made in these dispatches that
r,n.ror william desires that another European Con
cress be held with preliminary cessation OF further
ornaments Whatever the nature OF the inducements
offered the Gar ii is certain that he has met the En-
peror's overures favoraby. Since VI. dc Gierss hrs
conference with Chancellor Won Caprvi, communlca-
lions have been passing between the authorities here
and al Vienna with view to expecting the meeting
between Emperors William and Francis Joseph.
Austrian official circles regard the impending change
in position with intense distress Hence the semi
official press of Vienna throw doubt the probability
of the holding Of another European Congress and pro
fsss Incredibly as the Emperor's presence at the
Peterhof causing great political transition Al
the same time there from Vienna report that
Emperor William has asked the Emperor Of Austria for
a conference within fortnight. preparatory to the
projected reception of the Car In Berlin in october.
THE THREE EMPERoRs PROBABLE MEETING.
The Munich Ncucste NachricltcnT says that the
Gar and Emperors William and Francis Joseph VIII
meet on Austrian soil before definitely agreeing to the
holding of a congress. This statement though I'M
confirmed, has a basis OF probability II Emperor
Williams policy succeeds the triple Imperial meeting
Will he an early development
WILLIAMS PART in THE MANGUVREs.
kilograms from the Peterhof describing the end Of
the manocuvrcs Yesterday record how Emperor Will
lam took notable part in the operations. riding at the
head Of the Niborg Regiment in the final charge
against the invading army. At the luncheon WHICH
was served the field the Gar proposed toast 10
the Emperor and the German army. and Emperor
william replied praising the manner in which the
mapocuvres wcr. conducted The Gar presented -
the Emperor trOlka with three superb chestnut
horses.
FUTURE MOVEMENTS OF THE KAISER.
After the court banquet tonight Tic Emperor will
start from KroDsiadt board the Imperial yach
HohcnzolleIT. lie will visit Memcl on Monday ana
from there will proceed IN Lotzen, where he VIII
remain Two DAYS To witness the attack npOn tie
fortidcations there lie will arrive at Potsdam on
Friday. by the way OF kici. during Ms absence M
uncc.,sng attention 10 the work of government has
been seen here in the daily dispatches affecting d.
partmenial business, often referring I'd mih""N' W
tall.
THE OLD BIsMARCK1AN PRESS AROUSED.
His new departure as regards his foreign policy
though only vaguely KNOWN mas afOu>cu hc ire vi 'ic
old Bisnarclslsn press.
Tho COLOGNE Gazette' assails Chinocllor Won
Caprvi as assisting the Kaiser IN embarking upon an
entcrprise that VII disturb the alliance formed by
The Munich "Algemene Hcitung' declares that
foreign eiYars taking grnvely dlsquetihe 'uih
and expresses regret that bismarck no longer con
The :" post" In a semi Official article. replies tha'
Germany can exist without bismarck, anu mat INC
Governments policy has proved diYnhed ana IN every
| way calculated 10 promote permanent peace
SOCIALISTS AND THE NTI<'rRIKE UNION
The meeting Of Socialists at DTt'den. which wa
called 10 consider how 70 oppose the threatened gen
eral anti trke union Of employers, has rejected pro
posal 10 replace the local associations Win universe
workmen's association controlled by centralized OK
ccutive.
| HoNORS FOR DR. PETERS
Dr. Peters who is staying at Nuremberg has recelVe'
| from Councillor Kayscr the following telegram
ain the name OF the Colonial Department gree
YOU after your first rest the soil OF your iaterhd
| with the wish that your extensive experience may
| be OF advantage ~ chc entire German Interests
| in East Africa -, M.
The authorities Of Berlin VIII receive Dr. Peter
on Monday next.
INVITING COUNT Won MOLTKE.
Emperor William has invited Count von Molthc t'
| witness the Schlcswig manoeuvres.
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