New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
BISMARCK'S POSITION.
HE DEFIES ANY ONE TO SHOW THAT HE
HAS GONE TOO FAR.
tRREsoLUTE ATTITUDE OF TIE GOVERNMENT
COMBINED NAVAL AID MILITARY MA
MOLTKE'S LETTERS

NoEUvRES-vON MOLTKE'S LETTERS
Copyright; 1892; By the Ne,o- York As'oeiatsd Pre-"
Berlin. July 2.-Prnce Bismarck has Deen ass'dn'
onsy entreated at Kissngen to dlae further on tho
Emperor and Chancellor Won Caprivi. lie maintains
however absolute silence except to deny having at
tackled the Emperor His especial organs, the West
Deutsch Aegemcne Zeitung,' the Munich Allege-
me,ne zcitnng, and the Hamburger Nachrichten"
have also become rotcent. The Hamburger Mach
rlchtsn" for days past has not made the slightest
reference TO the situation This silence does not mean
cessation OF the agitation.
The parties are quietly excited ana are arrahsihs
themselves for against Prince Bismarck The
leaders Of the National liberals though dlsapprovnS
OF the Princes recent uterances, are ready TO resent
any interference with him. and to oppose the Govern
ment If it ventures upon prosecution strong
seotion OF the Conservatives is In similar mood.
On the other hand the Fresinnlge party and the
Centre party want the Government to take immediate
action against the Prince Az meeting OF the Centre
party the speakers declared that the revelations made
nv Prince Bismarck vcrged upon high treason, and
that he ought TO be tried for that offence. They de-
nounced him rs seeking 10 embro Europe in order to
avenge himself upon the Emperor and Chancellor
Capryi. and as compromising peace while giving vent
TO his il)-humor
The Frankfort "zetung' Liberal organ. urges
that Il is time to end the liberation the Government
has accorded TO Prince Blsmarck The Ministers, 1t
saws. should accept the challenge he has offered.
They will need allies but the struggle will enable
the Government to dsng ush between It's friends and
its enemies Despite the encouragement from the
Radicals and members Of the Centre party, The Gov
ernment Is irresolute to the prosecution. The
ocia op,nion is that II the Prince renews his attack
prosecution will be inevitable and prompt.
In the meantime Prince Bismarck Is enjoying re-
nose after his tumphal progress and his presence az
Kss,ncen has drawn crowds to that place. He lives
in villa belonging TO the Bavarian Government to
which are attached spacious grounds and garden
,lonesde the River Saae. lie has guard OF Bavarian
soldiers who have been specially detached to honor
him carriage and horses for his have been sent
by the Prince Regent Of Bavaria. Every night band
pavs In front the villa and during It's performances
the Prince smoking a long pipe, can generally be
seen at a window listening TO the music. He treats
the members of the band at intervals to copious
draughts of beer. and hobnobs with the bandmastcr
over wine and cigars. The crowd greets him with
repeated "Hochs." The Prince seldom goes ont,
but he receives large number Of visitors.
The injury to the Princes eye caused by his being
struck short time ago by bouquet thrown by
fcrvent admirer was not AT all serious
In private letter to Hamburg friend abiding TO
the threatened prosecution of himself Prince BiSnarK
says that he has too much respect for himself not 10
know the limit beyond which he ought not to CO.
IN referring TO others he defes any one to show mat
he has overstepped this limit.
NAVAL AND MILITARY MANoEUVRES
North will attend the combined naval and military
manoeuvres which will be held great scale at the
beginning Of August at the month OF the hpe. Inc
plan Of operations Is for the feet, commanded oy AZ
mra Schroeder TO assemble at Heligolsnd whence they
Will proceed and try effect landing near Cuxhaven
The feet will be opposed by the 9Th Army corps
under General Count Won Waldersee.
Extensive fort works are building on Helgoland
Shell proof Quarters are being erected for the garrison
and great powder magazine and five arrnoed turrets
or, being constructed Engineers now fully recognize
the value OF the island defence 10 the entrance to
tho Elbe.
ANARCHISTS CHARGED WITH TREASON.
Five Anarchists Kowener Renntbaler, Kun, wiener
and Dobbcrstein are undergoing trial before the
Iupcrial tribunal at Leipsic for high treason They
ore charged with distributing fly sheets 10 soldiers
The trial Is held In camera. There are host OF
witnesses The Government hopes TO obtain evidence
&c 10 how far the troops permeated with Anarchist
,deos and what soldiers assisted the prisoners In
circulating the fly sheets.
A REFUSAL FROM THE EMPEROR.
Tho Emperor has finally refused to allow military
hand to go to the Chicago Columbian Exposition
Professor Zecfeld TO whom the Minister OF War com
,nunicated this decision. will engage Won Bulows
famous Hamburg Philharmonic Orchestra 10 play In the
Temple OF Music
SOME OF vON MOLTKE's LETTERS.
Princess Radzwell has ntrusted Minister Phelps
ttb the sale OF collection Of letters Of Count Won
Neltkc written IN French at the time Won Moltke was
q younc officer 1t appears from the letters that he
nad a love affair with the Princess. They charm
incy written and give fine Insight into the Character
Of the great general