New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
confession He says the object Of the plotters
to reconcile Bulgaria and Russia.
BISMARCK'S FAREWELL TO TIE EMPEROR.
TIE EX.CHANCELLOR SAYS HE WILL NEVER
VISIT BERLIN AGAIN.


Berlin, March 2o.-In the Lower House OF the
Prussian Diet today Chancellor Caprvi read
the Empcrors acceptance Of Count Herbert BsmarckS
resignation OF the Office OF Imperial Foreign Minister
and the appointment Of himself General Won CaprivD
to succeed him.
The farewell audience between the Emperor and
Prince Bismarck held this morning The inter
view lasted threc-quarters of an honr The re-
tirng Chancellor was heartily chcered on his
way to the palace by crowds which
had gathered along the route As the
Prince driving past the bridge be-
tween the Lustcartcn and the Inter den Linden
his horses SHE'D and one of them became cntanglcd
in the traces 1t necessary TO stop the carriage
until the harness was rcarranccd. y crowd quickly
gathered about the cx Chancellor and ladies threw
nm bouquets and kissed their hands TO him. Prince
bismarck was greatly affected that he shed tears
lie shook hands with number of those about MS
carriage. and his voice faltered rs he thanked tie
people for their demonstrations of affection. Tho
accident was Of a trhng nature. and a' soon as the
harness was arranged the Prince resumed his drive
amid cheers.
Bismarcls orders and decorations from European
states are valued at 800 900. Bismarck told an in
terviewcr yesterday that he would never wear any
other decoration than the Iron Cross. and said :;
You will never me in Berlin again"
Tho Post" learns from II Trustworthy source that
the Emperor has expressed dissatisfaction because
his critical remarks the the occasion OF ms VISIT
To the officers of the general staff which gave rise
70 the rumor that Count Won Waldcrsec would be
transferred another post.
The "ReichsanzciccrT publishes the letters that
passed between Emperor William and ;hc Pope on the
subject Of the Labor Conference The Emperor ; "V
ter. in which lc inclo,cd the programme Of the Con
ference. announces that Bishop Kopp has been ap
pointed a delegate, and says the Emperor knows
that Bishop kopp is thoroughly imhued with th'
Pores ideas anG will materially contribute 10 '''
success Of the humanitarian work
The Pope. in his reply congIat''latcs Emperor
william upon taking the field for rc""iu'c ci'''
I'm worthy cause, which meets the PorcS Iei"'>'
wishes After alludins TO encyclioal dealings VIII"
the social question: the Pope says he recognizes '"o
high yauc Of an attempt to settle que ions hN an
International conference. appreciates the emperor
acknowledgment of the great cihcacy oi r',s,'' ,
and the Church IN the solruon ol -, M n,rort. I'd
Ionos that tho Church servants VIII hc sulP'ii'."
Tho ,tbolitic, i'm the eNcrds, o their functions
I'm connection with social questions warm "'S., ,
appointmcnt Of bishop KoIp. and concludes WIN
cordial wishes for the welfare Of the Emperor ann ''
Iicrr Won AIvcnsclcn has declined the Office Of I'm
pcral Secretary for Foreign An'irs'
1ondon. March 90 Punch" publishes cartoon
~, rroco bismarck entitled Dropping the lii't.
No rartoon ,eprr~cnts Emperor William leaning over
the huIwarks II q vessel and contemplating TIir
bismarck he dcscends ladder I''F''" "''' "
ships side. ,
Vienna March oG-Dispatchcs from Berlin say tln'i
rnnor,r William in a conversation declared that the
change in the CHARACTERISTIC would not ""''' ''
friendly relations existing between Austria ana '''
many. and tha, AN intimate connection between ''lr
two countries in the futuc. as IN the past "'''
The Emperor gave an audience yc>'crday 70 IFn.c Pee.
Incidents connected With Prince Bismarck. rr@i-nt-
ton and assured him that Emperor William i''""n
sentiment, toward Austria remain Nh'n"'N'u'