The morning call., 1892-02-21

Copyrighted 1882 by the New YORK Associated
Press
BERLIN. Feb 20.-The Government has
gained a distinct advantage in the division
in tile ranks Of the opposition To the Prus-
sian sectarian education b.H Tie National
Liberals headed by Bennington. maintain
tie policy Of union with the Freisunige
PARTY against the measure as whole. An
otAer section supports Herr Miguel, MIN
isteT Of Finance, in his endeayors to arrange
a compromise with the advocates Of the
bill. However as Chancellor Won Caprivi
and Count Won Seditz. the Minister Of
Public Worship, MiquePs colleagues, have
shown no disposition 10 alter the measure
to make possible its acceptance by the
country, II is fieult 20 see where there is
any chance to apply the principle Of COM
promise. The hostility OF the situation is
aggravated by the revelations N ade by the
Allgemeiue Zeitung, TO the effect that Won
SedltZ, acting under orders from Emperor
William, only submitted the bill 10 the
Ministers as a formaty when it was COM
plcted. He was simply used by the En-
peror as a channel for introducing the bin
in the Landtag. The question Of this de-
parture from constitutional usages will be
brought before the Landtag, aud, unless
Caprivi can explain il, it viii shake the
power Of the Emperor 20 retain him as
Chancellor. During the time when Bis
maIck S power was most absolute the NJ in
lstry preserved the right Of being au couraut
on all legislative projects
Regulating Emigration.
The bin regulating emigration from Ger
many is about 10 be introduced in the
ReIChStag. IL euactS that persons wishing
10 leave the country shall inform the police
Of their destination. The authorities viii
for month before allowing a person to
emigrate make public his declaration as 60
his proposed destination. Agents will not
be allowed to forward emigrants except in
accordance with written contract Ouen TO
the authorities. No person between the
ages OF 8 and > years-the period covering
the liability TO military seTvce-wll be
allowed TO enter into contract to emigrate.
Contracts will not be allowed in case OF
diseased and manned persons, or others
who will not be permitted TO enter as emf
grants the countries TO which they wish to
20. Agents will be RESPONSIBLE for any
losses which the emigTants may incur in
consequences Of delays in trans pOrtati on.
All steamers used for the CONVEYANCE Of
emigrants must be examined as to their
equipment and sanitary condition. In
perial inspectors will be appointed at Yari-
Gus ports
Austria's Gold Standard.
Tie scheme for the reform Of the Austrian
currency has not vet reached the position
Of absolute certainty that the teegraphic
dispatches from Vienna assert. 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 ROthschlds have
advised that the loan he postponed aud the
Government rely on effecting the operation
Of their scheme by drawing upon the 1S0,-
10000 forms notes in circulation. finance
Minister Dunajewski has declared that the
adoption Of this plan would expose the
whole scheme to indefinite pOstponement.
lie wants the R0thschilds TO arrange
promptly for loan sufficient to enable the
adoption Of a gold standard.
worlds fair Exhibits.
Herr Wermuth, Imperial Commissioner
for Germany for the Worlds Fair at
Chicago. said during a recent interview
with the representative If the Associated
i ess that the plans for the German de-
paTtment Of the exhibition which had lust
been received had been handed to the i'm
perial architects. who were greatly pleased
with them. The outlook, he added, was
very bright.
Herr Siumm, a leading ironmaster, has
announced his intention Of sending an ex-
hl0it to the fair and it IS considered certain
that krupp and the other iron kings will
follow his example. Duke Ernest Gunther.
bTOther-in-law OF the Emperor has eX-
pressed hope that he will be able to visit
the fair.