New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-13
ITALY JOINS ENGLAND.
HER PRACTICAL ADHESION TO LORD SAILS
BURY's EASTERN POLICY.
CONTINUOUS SUCCESS OF FRAYco-RUssIAN DIrLo-
MACY IL TURKEY-EMPERoR WILLIAMS
SIGNIFICANT SPEECH AT CAssEL-


SIGNIFICANT SPEECH AT cAssEL~
THE PRESIDENTS PINTO.
Copyright. 1891; By The Eer. york A''oca'ea f7'"
Berlin Sept 1o.-The leading political oeVeiopnieuU
OF the week has been tho practical adhesion OF ue
| Italian Prime Minister, the Marquis dl hualnl W 'io
| policy Of Lord Salisbury. The Sultan OF turkey
new bias I'm the direction OF fayoring kuss's, as III
stanccd In the Dardancles affair, VIII now nave 10
bear the weight of the counerinhuence OF Austria ana
Italy, and probably Germany, for it is stated thae
Herr Won Radowitz the German Ambassador 10 the
Porte at an audience with the Sultan on wednesday
urged that favorable hearing be given TO the view Oh
Great Britain and that through lbs representations
cir william White the British Ambassador 10 IurAey'
had an audience with the Sultan yesterday The gray
y Of the situation is indicated ia the summons calling
the envoys of the Porte at Vienna, Berlin St. Peters
burg and London to COnstantinople. The French Am
bassador, the Count Of Montcbello, who was on ne
eve of presenting his letters OF recall to the sultan
has been instructed by his Government to remain at
his post in order to prevent the Sultan, under the
pressure of other diplomats from weakening and break
| ing his resolutions
The latest intelligence from Constantnope indicates
the continuous success Of Russian diplomacy In
Turkey. The Sultan has offered place In the
Ministry to Chakr Pacha, q declared partisan OF
| Russian alliance and known to be foe OF England
and the Dreibund.
The FOfclgn Olnce mere rcgaTuS EnBlanuS ulmoulty
with complacency. Lord Salisbury's solicitation for
diplomatic aid forces England into closer union with
tho Triple Alliance and thus tends in the direction Of
] bringing about formal compact between England
| and Germany, Austria and Italy,
THE KAIsER's UTTERANOEs AT CAssEL.
There was parade to-day Of all the troops stationed
in the Cassel District. which afforded brilliant spec
tace The Emperor and Empress, the King Of Saxony
the Grand Duke of Hesse, the Grand Duke OF SAKE
| Wenar the Duke of Edinburgh. Prince and Princess
Henry OF Prussia Prince Abrccht and others Of high
rank were present. Emperor william will now go to
Erfurt where he will review the Fourth Army Corps
Some Of the phrases used by His Majesty in his speech
at the banquet at Cassel have added to the uneasness
which now prevails throughout the country. lie re-
| called the time when. a staff officer he entered
Cassel in 1871 with the victorious Hessan troops lie
trusted he sald that the Hessans. in the event OF
foreign struggles. would help him TO fulfil his duties
Coming so soon after the illusions made at Munich to
| the future trlumphs OF the Bavarian troops His
Naiesty's uttepnce at Cassel is fclt to be yelled
menace TO foreign enemies and warning Tor the
country TO prepare courageousy for trouble sun the
conviction remains mistaken in official circles that
prolonged period Of diplomatic Intrigue VIII precede
collision Of the Powers.
The Munich "Tageblatt" denies the official statement
that Emperor William had enthusiastic reception
on the occasion of his late visit to the Bayoran capital
On the contrary It says he was received with chilly
Indifference by The people. II attributes this to the
fact that the people Of Bavaria in the Emperor an
emblem OF dearness of living and the Of APP
preaching war, threatening the ruin OF the country
THE PREIDENTE PINTo'S CREW MUTINoUs
The Chilan warshlp Presldente Pinto, which has
caused uneasnes to several of the Powers by her at
tempts to procure arms, Is lying at Hamburg with her
crew mutnous. Her commander asked the assistance
Of the police to arrest three sailors but as the vessel
belongs To foreign Power the police TCierred the re
quest to the senate.
A TRAGEDIAN's TROUBLES
Kainz. The tragedlan who has been engaged TO per
form In NcwYOrk this winter. broke his contract with
Director Barnay last year. and condemned to pay
IS 900 damages. When Herr Barnay head that Kainz
was about to leave Germany he applied for an order
from the courts to restrain him. Kanz however, made
his way out Of the country, but in so doing he lost
farewell benefit performance.
GERMAN EMBEzZLER on HIS WAY HERE.
Herr Bock who fed for America after embezzling
$50 900 from the Prussian Mortgage Bank, has been
traced to the steamer which left Hamburg last satur-
DAY. He will doubtless be taken into custody upon
the arrival Of the steamer at NewIork.
BERLIN TO HAVE AN ELEVATED RAILROAD.
Berlin Is to have the benefit Of an elevated railroad
built on Gle model OF those in operation in NewYorE,
but the motive power employed here win be electricity
instead Of steam.
MINISTER PHELPS BACK FROM HoMBURG.
Wnllom Walter Phelps, the United states Minister,
and Mrs Phelps have returned from Homburg, where
they have been staying for short time.
MOVEMENTS OF AMERICANS IN GERMANY.
F. j. freebooter, chief of tho Accounts Bureau at
Washington, has left Berlin fo9 Lepsc. Professors
Able AID Harrington, Of tho United States weather
Bureau who delegates 50 tho Meteorological Con-
gross hav gtart-d for homo.