The sun., 1890-07-20
NEWS FROM FATHERLAND.
EMPEROR WILLIAM WILL RETURN
TINS WEEK TO MEET THE CZAR.
Enipress Frederick Tells bismarck He
Must Not Print Letters From Her
Husband or HerssIf-Princa Ferdinand
Has Talk with ais Predecessor.

| huSbnha or hcrseu-FrincN Eeralnnhu
| Has u Talk with ais Predecessor.
COPYRIGHT 1900 BY ne NetD Fork Anoedte6 rrest
BERLIN. July 1o-Emperor William has an
aounced that ho will return TO Wilhelnshaven
from his trip in Norwegian waters on July go.
| Ministers Du Nsrnos and MIGUEL will meet
| him there.
| The Reirhsdnzeioer last night declared that
! the Emperor's plans for his trip had not been
| altered owing TO tho political situation, but
tho facts contradict the official statement Ar
ranRements were made for his voyage to eN-
tend n week longer Affairs in the East arc
fastening TO a crisis. and this caused Emperor
William to advance the date OF his conference
with the Car.
Count Won Schouvalon, the Russian ambhs-
sador 10 Berlin. who is now in ST. perershurR,
hns sent Chancellor Won CaprIvi formal In
tlmation that the Gear will receive Emperor
William on Aug. 10. The great manuuvles to
which Emperor William has been invited will
begin on Aug. and last for two weeks.
Tho Noroe Fren'va says that the position In
Ammonia and Bulgaria will remain in statu quo.
rs far rs Russian action is concerned until the
imperial interviews are over. Emperor Will
liam Will probably make brief visit TO Eng
land before starting from Kiel for Cronstadt
The original programme Of a reception in st,
Petersburg was prepared with a view to the
Empress's presence. The character Of the con-
parting on hostile terms, caused IS la change and
the German Empress, although eager to ac-
comrany her husband, will remain at home
rsnsements. in Which the foreisn S ONCE here
nuenco from Senegal to s'f.Hs LAKE cSad y viii bo
submitted to Commission on Delimitaion,
% RSos the frsneh nser OF Of
Foreign Affairs. objecte to German repressn-
tation on tho Commission. on the ground that
Tchad, did not touch German Interests. Chan
cellor Won Caprlyi and Lord Salisbury decltn:
the agreement dealing with the Anglo. German
trade in the countries drained by the Niger,
RI. 50 osa
SS the the rass rSt tie
Government sympathizes with the German
fFsGHtsb FaGgab the ofisnsion
Importance OF Zanzibar Is exaggerated, and
cannot compare with Heligoland,s value;
there have been ceaseless appeals to the Gov
ernment to acquire 1t, as the archives, Of the
statement. that the convention is based on a
lust regard OF the pretensions and aspirations
The question Of Prince Bismarck's right to
divulgs directly or suggestively, through In
teryieTs, his knowledge of state at19lrs &c;
u
upon the Emperor's return. Al
lusions appearing In the Ham burg Ndchriciten |
to Sir r Morier as again aching for a higher |
In supplying the press with elements |
TO attack Prince Bismarck disclose q de- |
aPs OF the trnce TO- publicly mp!ifa,e
him. The Empress has Just intensified |
his anger by warning MIN that il tho report Is
true that he Is preparing his memoirs, he
must publish none OF her letters or her hus-
bands without her consent, and intimating in
directly that he would bs prosecuted II he
from the list OF applicants for an interview
With him the correspondent of tho DreSdsnT
a paper n glorious for its hostility
70 Eihpress Frederick. and accorded him an in
expectation is that Emperor William will direct
the application 10 Prince Bismarck OF the re-
script which the Prince prepared after the Won
Arnim trial ordering the Minister'S OF State to
,aEo an oath not 10 publish anything relating
20 state business with out permission from tho
give validity TO the actions Of Emperor Fred
,rick.
At q secret meeting OF Prince Alexander OF
and Prince Ferdinand OF Bulgaria
It Eyer. IN bohemia. Prince Ferdinand asked
or an explicit assurance that PRINCE Alexander
yhat meaning vas to te attached to his adop-
ion OF Major PanitEa's child. He said he felt
to be useless to continue his struggle to
maintain himself as ruler ut sofia II Prince
alexander was to be his rival.
Prince Alexander protested that he had no
BOY, he explained. was his godson. and the
ooiltics, He advised Prnce Ferdinand ID to "rtH re-
urn 10 his post and govern eonstltutionally,
md he promised that II war should break out
le would serve in the Bulgarian army in any
aDaCitY.