New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
THE GERMANS INCENSED.
. np,,vD FOR SATISFACTION FROM FRANCE
FOR EMPRESS FREDERlCK'S TREAI-
MENT
,xxrrTY IN PARIS-THE BOURSE wEAK-ThL
FRENCH MINISTER At BERLIN BLAMED
FRENCH ARTISTS NOT TO BE
REPRESENTED At TIE EER
LIN EXHIBITION.


Berlin. Feb 26.-Thc Cologne Gazette COM
menting on thc conciliatory ovcr'ufeS "n1'n
Tmrcror William has made to France, of which
che visit of eX-EmprcsS Frederick IS reg'rue"
=. nroof savs: The French have a right TO think
of revenge, but they have no right to lJure
+be feelings of the head of this empire and MS
,,o,ber nv insults that could be expected Only
NJ scoundrcs. The German people feel de'pN
tho outraoe upon tie person OF their Elnpeioi'
or6 tbev have q right 30 expect the French peopit
.nd Government TO give ample satisfactlon' am
,o WING ont the stain upon the honor OF France H
enerOctically calling II order the mls'l""'1
,vretcbcs who have insulted the eN-Ehp''
Frederick. - .ho
Paris Feb. 26.-Excited groups gathered IN 'he
Iobbies of the Chamber of Deputies thlH eH'"i"0
discussing the Cologne Gazette artlo'' "
TODAY and the effect of the rcbuh Oh 'Dc I'M
perious nature Of the Emperor. In view VI Wv
:" Cologne Gazete's" reputation for such anNiS
ebullitions the article fails TO nave u'c c'i,'
il might have had if produced by more SoU1l
journal The Paris evening papers rePiin0 Wv
article. but none makes any comment 'NT'P7 phi
the "Iiberte," which says that the ui'I'i' wa
enlghten the Boulangists as TO the imp "U'"e I
of their eccentricities. This rehec'S 'n'
opinion among moderate men, ,aou
An increased
disturbance should occur here before lhe In
press Frederick leaves larls Pi''
is reflected in Berlin. MI,
A, tbo rcception held last night by NJ Klpot'
Minister Of Foreign Affairs Count Won Munster
,bo German Ambassador, threw the whole Diane
for the unplcasantncss arising from the WISH Vi
tbe Empress upon VI. lIerbette, the ffench Ani-
bassador at Berlin. This has given rise TO "
considerable amount of diplomatic correspondence
bv telegraph and otherwise, the outcome ol WHICH,
il would seem, is that NJ. llcrbette Will propaoly
be recalled from Berlin. That the action OF 'hc
Parisians and the tone of the newspaper press Oh
Paris will bc deeply resented III Berlin hopouy
for an instant doubts and there are many people
who lool, forward, not without feeling OF ap-
prehcnson, TO the effect that the present uh-
pleasantnesS" may have upon the mlnd oil the
Young and warlikc Emperor of Germany
The Boursc was weak to-day, owing 10 re-
ports that articles unfavorable to France. arls-
ing from the feeling here over the visit OF the
Empress Frederick. have been printed IN the
COLOGNE Gazette" and other German newspapers
The plan which was looked upon as settled, ny
which the French artists were to exhibit products
of their art at the Berlin exhibition, has bech
abandoned Detaillc, the French painter, mas
finally yielded TO the pressure brought TO pear
upon him, and to-day announced that he hah
made a mistake in cOnscntine TO send some ol
his works to the German exposition, addihg 'Aa'
he felt upon reflection that IT would not De Pati4-
otto to 90 to Berlin. Detaille also says thaV
all brother artists who Frenchmen will abstain
from being represented at Berlin. Inc afusuc
question outlined by the statements made by De-
taiiie and other French artists IS the chlef topic
of conversation throughout Paris and the Prov
inces.
Heriamin Constant the PAINTER, has also re-
fused to have the products of his brush exhibited
az Berlin. though he says he believes that this
whole matter is an incident of patriotism wrongly
understood. For his part, he adds, ne regarded
the French participation in the Berlin exposition
as an opportunity for taking small measure OF
revenge upon the Germans, while awaiting some
thing better. A. ,.o;oo.
70 get French artists to exhibit their paintings
In Berlin, have been speculatln9 upon What the
effect would be upon the people OF I%fIh H. ioi
instance the celebrated pictures OF DetdllIc CIV
ing, from the French point OF view. lncldeh5S
OF The Franco Prussian War of ! SOL, should
be exhibited at the exposition 10 he held IN tne
capitai OF Germany. Referring still 10 frcnch
painters who are now the centre of interest here,
"L'Evenement" to-day comments upon the plltcr
tone Of the letter published by MelSsonlers WldGW
this morning. and contrasts il panfullY Win the
loyal, open-hearted letter Of condolcnce Sent 10
the widow by the young Emperor OF tcrmany
when the latter was Informed OF Melssonlcrs
death.
Empress Frederick has fulfilled to the letter
the desire Of Emperor William that she should
ascertain the feeling of Paris regarding me eI yer
man people and their ruler Shc has h&q II ION I1ns
NJ. Renan, VI. Menabrea and VI. Saint lIilaire: The
subject of territorial concession was naturally
avoided, and the interviews were satisfactory.
Brussels. Feb. ga mysterious woman has
Joined General Boulanger in this city. The GOV
ernment will expcl the General from Belgium if he
engages in any political intrigues.