The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-10

change in the British foreign policy, imper-
ling the drtebund. Mr.. Gladstone beoom-
ing firmly seated, would imply probable
reversal Of the entente effected with Italy
by Lord Salisbury, and would have an i'm
mediate influence upon the impending ltal-
ian elections. Phe belief that Lord Sails
bury had committed England to the defense
Of Italy in the event Of the latter being at
tackled by France, has been the main
reason for the numerous adhesions
Of italian politicians to the dFiehund:
Should the entente between, England and
Italy come TO an end majority OF the
members Of the Italian Chamber Of Depu-
ties would incline to the abandonment OF
the driebund. The probability that Mr.
Gladstone will be too weak to venture upon
any radical change Of Lord Salispurys
policy has eased the official approximations.
BRRLIN's EXPOSITION SCHEME.
At a council OF the Prussian ministers,
over which Count Won Gutenberg presided,
the question of an international exhibition
In Berlin was discussed. Chancellor Won
CapEivi is now actively engaged in Canvass
ing the federal government in support or
the scheme. A French trick aiming at de-
feat Of the Berlin movement by holding
similar exhibition in Paris in 1900, may re-
bound upon its originators. The municipal
authorities here desire that the exhibition
shall be held in 1898, and now that the
national honor has been touched every
effort will be made TO secure success. 1t Is
thought that in the event OF competition
between France and Germany the latter
will have a chance &c win, owing to the
influence of the German element in the
United States and wider commercial rami-
fications In the trading countries Of the
world.
Preparations by those intending to send
exhibits to the Chicago Columbian exhibit
ton are going rapidly forward. Fhe rail-
way and postoffice departments and leading
steamship lines will exhibit largely. Lu-
beck will send models of ships showing the
advance made since the time OF Columbus
THE SPLIT WITH THE POPE.
The German Catholics take sides with
the government against the vatican in the
differences which have arisen over the at
htude of the holy see toward French repub-
licanism. The withdrawal from Rome Of
DR.. Won Sohloezer, the Prussian minister to
the vatican, has the approval Of the Cath
ole press of the country. His recall Is con-
sidered to be a hint that Germany will not
permit the holy see to NEEDLE with inter-
national politics. Unless the pope's Advis-
ers persuade him to refrain from covert
hostility to Germany, diplomatic inter
course between them will henceforth cease.
GERMANY's INFLUENCE IN TURKEY.
Another d1plomae1c change winch mas
recently been made is the transfer OF Herr
Won Radowitz, the German ambassador to
Turkey. to Madrid The change is due to
the fact that Herr Won Radowitz allowed
Franco Russian diplomacy to gain the as
cendancy. The porte's transferrence Of
orders for war supplies from German to
French houses swoke the Berlin war office
to the radical change which had taken
place in the feelings Of the sultan. The re-
placing of Germans by the Frenchmen In
The service of the porte was another indica-
ton of a change that had much to do with
the transfer Of Herr Won Radowitz The
new German ambassador to Turkey is
Prince Radolin, for many years the secre-
tary of the legation at Constantinople.