New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
STRINGENT LAWS PROPOSED.
THE EDUCATION AND EMIGRATION BILLS
IN PRUSSIA.
no AGREEMENT YET REACHED IN THE CABINET
on THE FoHMER-FINANCEs IN GERMANY

NO AGREEMENT YET REACHED IN THE CABINET
on THE FoEMER-T1NANCEs IN GERMANY
AM AUsrRIA-woRLD's FAIR PROSPECTS.
copy,,oht, 1892 IN The New. York Associated Pre-"
Rcrin Feb cO-The Government has gained dis
tnct advantage in tn division Of the opposition 10 ue
Pr1issan SectarIan Education bill. The Nauonai
Liberals headed by Herr Icnnigsen. maintain ther
Motley OF union with the Fresnnige party against thc
measure as a whole. Another section supports heir
Mque Minister OF Finance in his endeavorS to arrange
a compromise with the advocates % the DILL herr
MIGUEL 1t is said, will surrender his principles IN oue
TO retain his place as Finance Minister There can
he NO doubt that he will refuse chang his course
OF trying t. avoid an open and absolute rupture
As Chancellor Caprivi and Count Won ledIZ' tle
Minister Of Public Worship have shown no dispoSuoh
to alt the measure so as 70 make possible Hs "'
cepance by the country, 1t Is difficult TO sec "he'c 're
is any chance to apply the principle OF comprohls''
The stuatjon is made worse by revelations made by
the AIgemeine zetung that Count Won Zedlltz act
Ing under orders from Emperor William only snOm''eu
the bill 10 the Ministers l0Tmality when 1t was
completed. This departure from constitutional uSageS
will be brought before the Landtag, and unless
Chancellor Won Capriu explain it, 1t Will shake
the power of the Emperor 10 retain him as Chancehor'
THE NEW EMIGRATION BILL.
The bill regulating emigration from Germany about
IN he introduced I'm RcicSag enacts that anybody
wishing leave the country shall inform the ponce
as 70 his destination Agents will not be allowed TO
forward emipants except in accordance with
written contract, open TO the authorizes
No person between eighteen and twenty-five years old
1.-THE period covering liability 10 military servce Will
b allowed to enter Into contract to emsrate Con
tracts wrl not be allowed in the of diseased and
manned persons, others who will not be permitted
TO enter immigrants the countries to when they
wish to 60. The payments made must cover the eX-
penses Of the entire journey to the port of destination
re>pO
losses which emigrants may incur in consequence OF
DELAYS in transportation. All steamers used lot inc
conveyance of emigrants must be examined as 10
their equipment and sanitary condition Every veSSei
sailing between transoceanic ports, and having room
fer twenty passengers other than those carried III
the cabin will be treated "a on emgrant ship. I'M
peria inspectors will be appointed at Hanoure'
Bremen, Stettin, and other ports.
HANovERIAN RIGHTS OF THE DUKE OF cUMBER
LAND.
II Is rumored that the Duke OF Cumberland has as
sened to TIE proposition to reopen the negotiations
lcosing to his surrender Of his rights In Hanover
These negotiations based upon proposals maue DIV
Herr Loxten Land Director Of Hanover that inc DUKE
of Cumberland shall obtain the right OF succession IN
the Duchy of brunswick with the control Of the Guelph
fund Queen Victoria and the Prince OF Wales arc
urgng the Duke Of Cumberland to accept The En-
peror Is also earnestly urging this arrangement OF inc
matter "a the last chance of settemet be-
State
GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN FINANCE.
The annual reports of the leading banks OF Berlin
show that the dividends declared by these Institutions
have been UNEXPECTEDLY high. Everybody anticipated
that owing TO the financial collapses which have oc
Cured during TIE last year the balances would be
bad The scheme for the reform Of the Austrian
currency has not vet reached the position OF absolute
certainty that tclegrapc dispatches from Vienna assert
A hitch has arisen in London in the plan proposed
for raising the loan. The scheme provides for the
slow Withdrawals Of gold both in Vienna and London
The Rotlschilds have advised that the loan be post
poned and that the Government rely upon drawing on
the 10000 900 forms in gold now in the treasury
and Keeping the form notes in circulation.
CHANGES IN THE EQUITABLE'S GERMAN
BRANCH.
Important changes are imminent in the management
of the German department OF the Equitable Life AS
suIance Society of New York. Herr PAIL. of Hamburg
who has for many years held the place OF general
manager OF the German branch of the company, will
soon retire. lie will be replaced by Dr.. Grundler.
legal business Of the company. The general manager,
g EG dreo of the insurance
proper The principal Office Of the Sompany in her
increased the fund for the protection Of It's Prussan
poncyholders from 100000 to 100000 marks
GERMAN WORLDS FAIR PROSPECTS.
Herr wermuth, Imperial Commissioner for Ger
many for the Worlds Fair at Chicago, snd
during recent interview with rep
rcsentave OF the Associated Press That
the plans for the German Department of the FXhibi-
tlon which had just been received hal been handed
10 the imperial architects who were greatly pleased
with them. Tie outlook. he added. was, taken alto
gcthcr very bright. 1t Is considered certain that
Herr Krgpp and other iron Mnss will ED , eX-
sondcrburg- AucI,enbnrg, brother inlaw Of the En-
perOr. has expressed nope That he Will be able to
visit the Fair