New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

nh, announcement was submitted to the Reichstag on
Monday December T. and If approved by that oody' a.
II no doubt viii be, it will 60 into erect on FEBRUARY
], 1892.
By Mr.. Won Mumm, charge d'afaires OF Germany 10
General John w. Foster, pIenipotentary extraordinary
OF the United States, which is as follows
Saratoga Aug. o. 1901
MI inasmueH as the inspection Of meat intended for
Interstate commerce in North Amercs ana a ior com
pulsory by the act Of March g. sol, and by the Tesn
lions Of March % 1sgi 10 ba e 70 be- able
10 announce that there is no longer any cause IOr
maintaining in force the d prUoio tSe poraiOn
Of hogs, pork and sausages Of American origin, pro ao
yded tst t9 S a6G 5 and accompaned by
the REQUIRED tea as state, soon Nme able
oSciaiy to inform the Imperial Government when me
act OF March 3, 1897 viii actually take effect Il IN. tle
manner provided by the regulations OF March 20, lo9l
so TINT Tie guarantee which is contemplated by the
Aforesaid act shall appear confirmed, VIZ That n, no
peria Government will take the necessary preliminary
e abolish the Ge5p R PsGhS11. sa Of I'M
The Imperial Government, III making TINS decisra
ton, bases it's action upon the supposton that a'et
mnortston the President of the United states Of
America viii no longer lave any occasion FOR she
excise as regards the German Empire, of the dis
erctionary powers conferred upon him by the List
Congress ee Section Of the sT e ACT OF 0 tse
Get providing for the inspection Of meat Of August
go 1880 also public act No. PAD.
The Imperial Government thinks. that III mas lhe
greater reason for this assumption since IT. Is prepared
20 grant to the United states OF Amertca 'e s,,e
that have been granted by II or sun are so' 10
AustnaIIungay and other states during Ine ne
rotations for the conclusion OF treat! Oh comeioe
that are now being conducted by GERMANY - ,o rorr
Begging you TO be pleased TO inform me, IN yQ our
nsrs, ' Goveppment as regards Section Of the
Tsri Act of october /. 1890 and Section OF me act
s9 Is correct await information from to
the time when the act Of March D. o91 Is 70 pe iu,y
enforced, in pursuance OF the regulations Oh a'n so
avail myself Of the opportunity to offer renewed
assurances Oh u'''''s'''"'D A. v. MUMM.
10 this note the following reply was sent;
saratoga. Aug. 90, 1891.
Sir. have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt Of
your note CT day, in which you Inform i9e that
WREN the Government Of the United states shall be
fSai he provisions Of the law of March 3. Of the
present year. and the regulations OF the 2Jt OF ths
same month respecting the inspection OF meat deSnea
for nterstate and foreign commerce have been pac,
tically put in operation the impera, Government VIII
March g. 1883, prohibiting the importation into Ger
many of hos pork and sps"ge s OF N 4
and of the further fact that the Imperial GoVelnmcht
is willing grant to the United states the same tarln
reduetions in agricultural products which nave been
rTaptsd bv commercial treaty negotiations with Aus
trio Hungary. or which may be granted 10 other
snIres tile Imperial Government cntertans the eX-
usctaton that no cause will thereafter exist FOR the
President OF the United states to make use as against
t nv The LIST Congress in section Of the Tariff law
Of october I. and section Oh inc "ed' isPooo" i"
q August 81. 1890. .o ., Won, .h.,
II gives me pleasure 70 announce 10 you tnat
the inspection Of meat. in accordance WIN thc law
~ March Q last and Of the regulations OF the 23tn
N the same month. is now and for some weeks phst
has been in practical operation, under the drecnon
and al the expense OF the Government OF the tmeo
states and that meat Inspected VIII De Thay iO
exportatiOn to Germany or before the hrst Gay oi
next month IT is also very gratifying 10 me 10
give you the assurance by direction OF the rresluem
Iaf the cOntem plated action Of the Imperial Govern
In ahO
bihitIng the Importation Of hogs, pork ana shnsaees
OF American origin will remove the occasion for the
exercise by the President, against the German EN-
Iire OF the power conferred upon him by secllon
OF the Meat Inspection Law OF the congress Oh Ihe
United States Of August 80. 1890. =,
further directed by the President 10 statc h;t
he accepts the action OF the Imperial Government IN
proposing 10 grant to the agricultural products OF he
United States the same tariff reductions III thelr I'M
,oratOn Into Germany as are granted - the snlldr
PRODUCTIONS of Austria Hungary embraced IN me com
hercal treaty recently negotiated with that uosrrh
sent or which may be granted BY Germany TO other
ounties due reciprocity for the aohon OF me
snlted States as contained In Section OF The Tarin
NV Of october l. 1890 and that as he shall
v officially Informed that The Imperial Government
& prepared 10 decree the admission of the Indicated
PRODUCTS Of the United States into the German Empire
81 the reductions of the general tariff proposed The
President will cause the necessary orders TO be gwen
In scure continued free admission iato the United
States OF the article the product OF the German En-
rAre enumerated in Section of said law OF October l.