New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
FOR A GERMAN EXHIBIT.
AMERICAN CoNsULs IN GERMANY WILL
TAKE STEPS TO OVERCOME PREJUDICEs.
HOW LORD SALISBURY PROTECTED ENGLISH
INTERESTS - GERMAN VIEWS OF THE
FRENCH CRIsIs-So ATTEMPT oy

FRENCH cRIsIs-So ATTEMPT on
The CARS LIFE.
C0Dvr'0hI 1891 By The Essg. York hssoefated Prsa
Berlin July ls.-,lr. Edwards the American Consul
ueherAI here has invited all the American Consuis in
germany 10 conference In this city with Herr Wer
mu1h the Imperial Commissioner 10 the Worlds Fair
10 DC held In Chicago. The consular body viii also
meet Tue American committee which IS now in Eng
iAnu' numerous public receptions are being arranged
" 20 nclu curing the presence Of the committee in
germany Mr. Edwards hopes through the consular
conference and public meetings 70 asnel the German
misconceptions In regard 10 the severity Of the Nc
huey law consular statistics on the operation of the
tarin VIII be published in order to show that the Nc
knley law Is not inspired by hostility to foreign tnde
but that IL Is mairly intended encourage American
manufacturers. Mr. Edward proposes 30 facilitate the
labors OF the American committee By centrazing the
sources OF Information concerning German industries
II the committee to visit every industrial centre
much time would be absorbed with probably less salts
factory results than II the information were close at
mana ana readily accessible. The great commercial
points. such as Hamburg Chemnitz and Frankfort will
be visited but having the focus Of information here
Will enable much TO be accomplished In the shortest
tine. Hen Won Berlepsch. the Prrssian Minister OF
Commerce. Will be the first Minister to receive the com
mittee. The members OF the committee will sub
sequently be received by Herr Miguel. Minister Of
Justice. Chancellor Won CaPrv, and probably the
Emperor will give them an audience
LORD sALIsBURY'S sHREwD DIPLOMACY.
Lord Salisburys adhesion to the Triple Alliance APP
pears TO have been made with due regard to the pro
lection Of English interests in Egypt and India The
conferences of the Emperor and Herr Won Biebersten
Prussisn Minister Of state Imperial Secretary Of
State for Foreign Affairs, with Lord Salisbury have
materially altered the whole Of German foreign
policy only partial indication of the drift of the
understanding reached at Hatfield House has trans
PRED but enough Is known 10 suggest that Lord Sails
bury obtained assurances from the Emperor that the
FranooRussian projects against Englands possessions
in the East will be met with open German support OF
England. An understanding is thus established al
around the arrangement aiming at an Asiatc as well
as a European equilibrium. Diplomatic opinion here
agrees that Lord salisbury has got the best OF the
bArgin securing q positive check upon French schemes
against the Egyptian occupation and Russian enoroach
r,ents in India without committing England 70 armed
intervention in support Of Germany.
WATCHING THE FRENCH MINISTERIAL CRISIS
The French Ministerial crisis WIS watched hero
more with curiosity than with emotion The present
squabble has genuine basis In exceptional treatment
Of French commercial travellers In Alssce Lorraine
The German Embassy IN Paris does refuse rlse
commercial travellers passports. Necessarily, visa
is not granted to men who known TO the officials
Of the Embassy members Of secret political clubs
IN Asace Lorraine who suspected OF distributing
"revanche" badges, medals and pamphlets, OF which
many commercial travellers carry stock. In every
case the refusal Of visa Is duly noted and is open
to the inquiry Of the French Foreign ONCE which
knows better tran to stir inquiry.
THE RUMORED ATTEMPT on THE CARS LIFE
The Gar after tho reception Of the French squadron
Cronstdt, will sail for Copenhagen. escorted BY the
united Russian and French warships. The latest
rumor regarding attempts upon the life Of the Gar
was that officer had tried TO murder the Gar with
axe. The report from the fact that the Gar
was amusing himself chOpping tree, when the head
Of The few of and struck attendant in the face.
The Gar went TO his assistance, aud got some blood
on his hands and clothes An officer Of the guard
thought the Car In danger, and before an eX-
PLANTATION could be made the wounded attendant was
cut down The Car caused the officer % be punished.
The German Emperor arrived to-day at BronnOe beyond
Trondh em and continued his voyage toward Lattodens