New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

THE REASON FOR A CHANGE IN HIS PLANS.


POSSIBILITY OF AN UNFRIENDLY PARTING BE
TWEEN THE CzAE AND TIE GERMAN MON
ACCEPTANCE AND THE ENGLISH
AGREEMENTS-PRINCE BISMARCK
AND EMPRESS FREDERICK.
copyrfoat; 1890 By TIE Ner York AssOe'a'ed Frs''
Perrin. july 1o.-Emperor william has announced
that he Will return to Wilhclmshaven from his trip
in Norwegian waters On July &c Ministers Du
Vcmois and MIGUEL viii meet him therc The Reich'
anzeigcr" last night declorcd that the Emperor
plans far his trip had not boon altered owing TO the
political situation but the facts contradict the ohcla
statement. Arrangements were made for his voyage
TO extend a vee! longer. Affairs in the East are
fastening 10 a crisis, and this caused Emperor VIII
lam to advance the date Of his conference WIN the
Car Count Won schouvaloH. the Russian Ambassador
to Berlin. who IS now in st. Petersburg, has sent
Chancellor Won Capriv formal mtima'ion that tiic
Gar win receive Emperor William on August 10. The
great manoeuvrs. 10 which Emperor William has been
invited will begin on August 7, and last for two weeks
WHY THE EMPRESS WILL STAY AT HOME.
The "Novoe vremyan SAYS that the position In
Armenia and Bulgaria Will remain in stau quo. as
far as Russian action is concerned until the imperial
interviews are over. Emperor William Will probably
make brief visit to England before starting from
Kiel for Crons,adt Tie original programme Of
a reception in st. Petersburg WIS prepared
with view 10 the Empcrors presence
The character Of the conference, involving chance
Of the Emperors parting hostile terms. caused "a
change and the German Empress. although eager to
accompany her husband will remain at home
FRENCH OPPOSITION GROWING LESS.
The opposition of France to the English agreements
ahates under the prospective arrangements, in which
nNgco loro hp
Of sphere Of influence from Senegal TO Lake Tchad
will be submitted TO a commission dAritaon, com
posed Of German, English and French officials.
NJ Ribot the French Minister of Foreign Affairs OBJ
jected TO German representation on the COMMISSION on
the ground the disputed territories from the niger
to Lake Tchad did not touch German interests Chah-
ceor Won Caprivi and Lord Salisbury declining thus
to admit 10 be nugatory article of the agreement
dealing with the Anglo-German trade in the countries
drained by the Niger. VI. Ribot was constrained 10 as
sent The German ChancelOT's Official MEMORANDUM
on the agreement IS ready for issue rs soon As o e
llsh Parliament rathcS the ceSsl0h OF heIboai'u'
II declares that the Government sympathzes with te
German regrets over the apparent extension OF Ehsn"h
influence In East Africa. At the same time II main
tns that the importance Of Zanzibar IS exaggerated
and cannot compare with Helgolands Valnc' Ger
MANY has long coveted the island. and tncic nave V
ceaseless appeals made to the Government 10 ACQUIRE
# az the archives of the Chancellerc show 1t closes
lust regard OF the pretensons and aspirations Oh oo
countries.
BIsMARCK's RIGHT TO TELL SECRETS
The question of Prince Blsmarcks right 10 div'hre
dircctly or suggeStvey through interviews ms kho"l
I'd 70 of state affairs acquired while he was MihSo
will be decided Immediately upon the Emperor io'
Allu<lous appearing IN the hamburger Nachioh'e"
10 Sir r. M0rier. again acting Tor "a hlEher P'Io'
age In supplying the press wi:l elements 10 al'acA
Prince pismarci Diseases desire OF IN" Prince pun
lcly 10 mplcatc Empress Frederick In pot'ns doNis
him. The ex Empress has Just intenshoa us anger ~
warning him that, If the report Is true u'A'
he IL prparing his memoirs he must puo
lsh none OF her letters or her husoanaS
without her consent, and ntmaung mdieclP
that he would be prosecuted II lie failed TO comply
Forthwith the Prince selected from the S' oil dplh.'u''
for an interview with him the correspondent OF lln
" Drcsdencr Naohrichten.H paper notorious loF us
hostility to Empress Frederick, and accorded MN au
interview which lasted several hours The oihclaI
nyDect,tion is that Emperor william Will direct tbs
Application TO Prince Bismarck OF the reScriPt WUm
no Irncr nrpDared after The Won Amin ldl OiNcIit
we Minister Of state TO take an oaih not 70 pHD .o
snvthine relating 20 state business withoet
1--WE validity to the actions M Empress Frederick.
ALEXANDER AND FERDINAND MEET
A. q secret meeting Of Prince Alexander Of Bat
tenberg and Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria at Eyer IN
pohemIa Prince Ferdinand asked for an cApAclt a.
.urapce that Prince Alexander would not retu'n {"
nulcx4a Hc also asked what meaning wa5 10 be at
,ached to his adoption Of Major PanIrza's child. lie
aid he felt It u-oe,- to continue rs ''ingIe - MAJ
tain himself as ruler at Sofia II Prince AIAhHd.f va
IN he his rival Prince Alexander protested tint &c
lad no ambition to return to bulgaria. Iaritxas
hoy he explained, hip gOdeon. aud the adoption
e the boy had nothing 10 do with pohics lie al,
vlspd Prince Ferdinand 10 return 10 MS posi- anu
govern consttutonally, and he promised that II war
should break he would serve Ia the bulgarian army
! in any capacity.
THE ADMISSION or AMERICAN PORK
The report first published by the Hamburg core
sponlent TO the effect that Minister Lucus in rcccv-
| ing a deputatlon on the traffic in American pork
through Holland expressed intention 10 rcscnd t!c
prohibition IN October appears IN al me papers. Ir.
! phrlps the United States Minister has seen Hot
Lucius who says that the Government l. sun uh"IhE
to take such step.
REQUIRING 4 FRENCH PHYSICIAN
Professor ylrchOw, replying TO the protest Of
| French physician against Fenclmen taking part In
tho Berlin Medical Congress- crtciscs such Chauvini5n
as morbid condition Of which cruel experience al-
| Doors not To have cured France Medical men, ne
! avs Ought % be animated BY sentiments OF mulual
esteem.
| TO FIX TIE LENGTH OF MINERS WoRKDAh5
bill which is being prepared for The Landtag
fixes the MAXIMUM working day in mines. and pro
vdcs for the appointment Of inspectors with the same
| powers as are held by factory Inspectors.
| HERR SCHARwENKA SAILS FOR AMERICA.
! The distinguished composer and pianist Herr Haver
Schorwcnka sailed to-day the new steamship
! Kaiser Wilhelm for NewYork Herr Sclarwcnka IS
the director of the Berlin Conservatory Of Music, and
as a composer is well and iav0rably known tIoiShOul
the United States. lie goes to America On pleasure