New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

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Berlin. July l1.- Emperor william. on arriving az
Eide, the Faa FtOri. Thursday sent dispatch
to Chancellor Caprvi announcing his intention 70
-horten his voyage and return to Kiel on july Il.
The gravity Of the situation in the Balkans aud the
increased prospect Of trouble with France over the
English agreement makes necessary the EmperorS
presence and keeps both the Chancellor aud Minister
Miguel from taking holiday. The other Ministers.
Ierren Berlcp,ch Boettichcr, GO,sler
and lerrfuTh are absent from Berlin. but they
have been warned not for protracted
leave.
TIE PROSPECTS OF PEACE.
Although the prospects Of a permanent peace in
Europe begins to appear doubtful, official confidence
remains strong in the continuance of rcpoSe for
time to come. Even the probable abdcat0n of
Prince Ferdinand. with consequent revolution
in Bulgaria, will not be allowed to In
volve immediate European Tho
maintenance Of peace, according to the official
view, is certain until after the conference between
Emperor William and the car at St. Petersburg, when
the resources Of diplomacy will be exhausted In hual
effort 10 harmonic Austrian aud Russian relations in
the Balkan Peninsula. The Russian newspapers, the
Novoc Vrcmya." the Novo,u" and the Vicdomost."
concur in the hopeful view that Emperor William.
freed from the tuteage Of Prince Bismarck VIII succeed
in his efforts to effect amicabe arrangement with
the Car
The Berliner Tageblatr has a telegram from
Rome which purpOrtS to give Information drawn from
Prime Minister Crepi In this il is asserted that the
Cars advisers, considering the time opportune, in
slst upon The chiefs OF the Drebund. the tcle-
gram adds, Will make united efforts t. maintain peace.
They have the pTavcSt and most urgent reasons for
preparing for cvcntuatc,.
TO BE PRESENT AT THE MONARCHs' MEETING
VI de Giers, the Russian Minister Of Foreign N
fairs. Is making tour of Finland. He will return
to St. Petersburg to ses,t in the Imperial interviews.
Court Schouvalof. the Russian Ambassador 10 ger
many will leave here for Petersburg at the end Of
the month for the purpose. The exact date Of
these Interviews ha, not yet been fixed, but they will
probably begin August II.
TROUBLE LIKELY OVER TIE AGREEMENT.
a fresh difficulty has arisen in France the fifth
article of the convention which aGrms the reciprocal
regime n Germany and England within the territores
between the Hcuuc River and Lake Tchad The
article I'D not appear IN the first published draft OF
tn, cpnveutlou and since the official text has been
issued the French Government has discovered that nc
article il an Interference with the French claim to tn
Upper Niger bc4dee leading 10 the future extension
u the Anglo German spheres Of influence from tie
Nlcer to the Nile II VI Eib0t continues 70 make TIE
recognition Of the French claims I'm the Niger district
ne cond non .of the withdrawal u Ia, opposition 70
the ZANZIBAR protccorate, an amlcaUe settlement Is
improbable.
FOR ADMITTING AMERICAN PORK.
from Hamburg d cops Of petition which has been
sent 70 Chancellor Won Capriyi. and which L,ars Tie
signatures oi various steamship companies and leading
firms aud corporations The petitioners ask Tor tie
reec.udug OF the prohibition against AmericG pork
They urge that Germany cannot produce enough pork
% ,atsiy her own wants, The price Of pork has
risen - enormously that poor people cannot buy It.
when America pork has been allowed 10 enter ule
country 10 VI Illness ha, been traced 70 ito
usc. II the American pecuon should be insufficient
there could bc one made In Gormany we'll.
THE HELIGOLAND QUESTION.
The Hamburger Nachrchten7 tonight, in an ar
t.ce inspired by Prince Bismarck. disputes the neces
Nty for an immediate decision by the ReichsaS or
the Laudtag regarding tie future position of lIeligo-
lard. AID that t" Island, until the present Brit
l-h colony. viii hr handed a. such TO Germany. and
Hul tau, fall within the category of German colonies.
4ud b" placed under the Imperial Administration with
oat the necessity Of making 10 portion OF the EN-
pre- The constitutional requirements. the paper
SAYS would IL. fulfilled II the British Governor be ~
placed jos G"ruaI AID tn" ahar> o.. the Island be
administered by tl. Colonial Department. The ar
tlclr aims cubirri~~ Tine Government W il project
vi making the island Iu out"orh ot th" Empire.
CEREMONY ATTENDING TIE CEssIoN
II j., l-suicd that the Eusl,h Parliament VIII assent
70 m, cc-,.,n u the island. Caan,c'r Won Caprvl
ha- arranged with Lord salisbury 10 have the German
ia, ho-tct upoa "a" island the presence Of fleet
c.rlrIuc Emperor William. This ceremony viii take
1atr .,.' time, 90 september Minister vOu ko>ttlchcr
uas already lr" Il~tT,. Ped TO go 10 HouEu.Aud IN
August 'D arrailo' for Oh" installation of The German
administration. of which Councillor N"Tuuth ht~ been
appointed provisional c.'l The" arrl -''Iant,. L
-f,. iu, effect. Will make Hell -o,ard part u the
Frrirr l-f,r' the Nri'h-tac resume IT. -it.nrs.
THE FlrrIND oVrE BIoNAECK'S UTTERANCES.
The official feeling against Prime bismarck has been
heightened since thc report IF an interview with mm
appeared 600 the Frankfort journal" Even his
f-!o.a, admit that d" Aa- hr"n udi>cr"t .u
bis icvri Jon, of knowledge Obtained by him Willie n
Office H. statements that the fmIe,or'S labor pro
lr,mnIc as originally -kc,chrd. much more cN-
,r.,voiut tnau a., --icd. and thar hi~ Majesty sup
posed that OBJ" Programme would tell al the elections.
have tnrrus"G Chancellor Nou tapuU and the other
Minister'S aau considered certain that the state
mont, viii lead energetic rrmolstrrcr> on the ~
turn Of Emperor William.
DESIRE or THE IN CHANCELLOR
The refusal of tho cN Chancellor to accept the con
didaturr, offered HIM for seat I'm tn Kcich.'ag Is
NOW known o. bc due h, dcsir" to obtain ,cat IN
th, Huudc.r;th u> representative " minor STATE.
with free hand to opcrat' ia the E'..I'tds.
WIS>MNNN'> CONDITION WORSE.
The attack OF asthma from which Baron NI-Nmann IS
suffering u assuming a morc aggravated form.