New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
TO LET IN AMERICAN PORK.
GERMANY AWAITING A FAVORABLE Mo-
MENT.
RESUMPTION OF THE OCCUPATIONS - THE
WORLDS FAIR RUSSIA AND FRANCE
BIsMARcK's USE OF THE GUELPH
FUND EMPRESS FRED
TRICKS RETURN.

BRICKS RETURN
Copyright; 1891 . BY the N,c Tors Assoefafed Pre''
Berlin, April 4.-Negotations have been resumed
between William Walter Phelps, the United states
Minister, and Chancellor Caprivi on the question
Of the withdrawal Of the prohibition against Amerl-
can pork products and there are hopeful pros
poets Of early and successful Issue than recent re
ports have led the public to believe. An important
indication of the Governments intention Is given IN
tOnlghts "NOrth German yiazette' CommestnS
upon an American dispatch published In the Bernn
papers, headed "No Pig; No BeetRoot sugar the
Gazette says that contrary TO the adverse views
expressed in the Dispatch the American Government,
in endeavorng by measures O. sanitary reform to put
an end to the German embargo upon American pork
has adopted the best and only means TO ieau 10 INC
desired agreement Press dispatches representing the
German Government as being in a forced or strained
position are entirely erroneous. Attempts TO AWAKEN
abroad groundless hopes that Germany's action
would be Influenced by pressure might add 10 the
difficulty of the position, but cannot exercise de-
cisve influence upon the Governments resoiuuoh.
Thus the Gazette" expresses what everybody Verseu
In the progress of the delicate negotiations knows
that Chancellor Caprlvi awaits iaVoraOie
moment to deal with the question OF repeal
ing that prohibition, but cannot accede 10 the
American claims under the apparent influence OF
threats The public satisfaction the admission ol
American cattle increases the quality OF the mpOs
becomes recognized. The Hamburg official returns lor
March show that during the month 611 American cav
were imported II lot of 206 brought late In Fen
ruary by the steamship Amalf be added, the hVe
weeks, total promises rapid expansion of the trade
Official circles refuse to believe that an economic "dr
is possible between the United states and Germany
Both Governments are DESTROYS Of establishing ana eA
tending the closest commercial relations
FOR REPRESENTATION AT THE FAIR
Chancellor Won Caprivi yesterday received MENU
rial from delegates representing various German III
dusrles prepared after two days discussion, reglruhS
the Chicago Wocld's Fair asking for the appointment
of an Imperial Commissioner, and that the uoVeri-
ment otherwise assist in the fullest possible way Ger
man exhibitors so as to make display worthy OF the
country The memorial points out the necessity Oh
prompt action by the Government, in view OF 'he ot
that England and France already preparing 10 give
official assistance to their exhibitors IonlsHVs
"Poitsche Nachrchten" states that the dominant
official view is in favor of the representation oil Ger
man trades at the Fair In manner "oruhy Va "0
present development.
THE DECORATION OBJ THE FRENCH PRESIDENT.
communication has appeared in the "Norh
German Gazette saying that the bestoWh Oh ule
Order OF ST. Andrew upon President CarnoJ was eclS
ain act Of courtesy upon the part OF the CLar Al
return for the funeral honOrs rendered the DUKE Vi
Ieuchtenberg Count schouvalOf's leave was cut
short a fortnight Prince Lobanof, the Russian Am
bassador at Vienna, had his congo from the Embassy
abridged several weeks through the Cars sudden de-
clslon to institute more energetic pohcS
CARNoT's POSSIBLE VISIT TO RUSSIA.
The Moscow papers, simultaneously with the RUSSIAN
organs in Paris and Brussels, report that Presiueht
Carnot is going TO Moscow, ostensibly 10 VISIT ue
French exhibition of arts and industries, which Is 10
be opened there in May. An article in La France"
saws that the presence OF President Carnot at Moscow
is obviously "feeler7 for the purpose Of elcting
public opinion President Carnots going or not going
will not alter the fact that the alliance between france
and Russia recently accomplished vastly heghtens the
danger and acceerates the approach OF war Inc
chiefs of the Drelbund will act IN unison WIN LELu
salisbury in reference TO the bulgarian einDIOeHo.
Their concerted policy consists In simply refusing "
interfere to permit interference Ill the baih"iS'
BISMARCK AND THE EMPEROR.
Prince Bismarck has received a telegram from the
Fmperor concentrating him upon the anniversary Of
his birth The telegram was so short and formal
that il was not published Count Won Waldersee TOOK
luncheon at FREDERICKSBURG to-day. lie leu I'M
medlaely afterward TO meet the Emperor a. uDeG T
nnyeldng attitude toward the Emperor Inc tIelsll.
NICE papers continue TO pile up the accusations against
Over 600 600 marks Of the fund, it Is now stated,
was used By Bismarck in support OF MS personal
poicy The Prince insists upon maintaining absolute
silence and will not permit his friends 10 respond 20
the charges until they become question Tor tie
consideration OF the Relchstag.
RETURN OF EMPRESS FREDERICK.
Empress Frederick will return here on April IL.
II Is expected that demonstrations will be made In her
honor in reply to the hostile manifestations maze
toward her during her recent visit to Paris.
TO USE AMERICAN COAL.
The Bremen Lloyds the Hamburg American Packet
and other ocean steamship companies nave united
against the German coal ring. and will import Amer-
can coal by their returning steamers. The Lloyds
and Hamburg American companies are also purciasns
largely OF CardlH coal