New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17
ANGERED AT A RUSSIAN TARIFF tKASE.
THE FEELING IN GERMANY-A ROMAN PALACE
BOUGHT BY THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT
THE SULTAN AND THE X KIIEplVE.


Berlin July I6.-The negotiations for IA reciprocity
treaty with Russia have not been resumed bao
feeling has been aroused, moreover. by the ukase
Withholding from Germany, Austria Hungary Por'uza
and Peru the notifications OF the Russian tarin LOT
the benefit of other rations. A senlonclal ar'cIe
in the Berlin Lohalanzciger" says: The visit "i
the Czarcwi,ch was an act of courtesy. when shows
tha, the relations between Germany and Russia nave
not grown less satisfactory. 1t did not, however,
improve these relations. Nothing yet done by kuSSia
miiicaes The fore, Of tho recent decree from the
Ministry Of Finance. The aim of the decree was 10
injurc Germany Although the decree does no' pre-
cludc tho possibility Of resuming tie ncsotdnoh' II
renders the resumption difficult
A, interview was had with a Bavarian Minister
in berlin Yesterday concerning Deputy GroeberS $
proposal that Germany enter into Il close organic
union with Austria Il am entirely opposed 10 the
idea . he said although il Is cherished by mIllio'S
Of Soutb Germans. If Austria were included organ
icouv in The German Empire. should be- oDlig'u
10 bear the responsibility for every act OF sipl"N
which the AustrianS might commit Ill Bulgaria III"
;hc Balkans generally. Moreover. one GcrmaN Power
must lead In German ahairs, and for cohsiueao
period that Power must be Prussia
Occasional showers OF rain have slightly milea''d
tho droutb The agricultural distress does not abal',
and there IS general complaint that tAe "oN'IH'h'"'
has odoped no adeoua. measures 20 -lieVe the Tod
der famine. The upper reaches Of the iarge rN'iS
are so low that navigation near the sources mas "'h
abandoned ON the upper Elbr, upper N"N'r ala
upner Oder little or nothing /, doing. smaller rivers
Ike tbc Fulda have become mere brooks.
The Government has bought the FarneSha '"i"o''
IN Rome and will establish in II school OF me arts
for German painters and Sculptors. I'll" palace Dr.
onged to the Naples branch oi the Bonfb'hS anu =
spendd structure al ugh b1dy ont OF repair Inc
Fmperor has ordered that II he repaired "lth"hh re-
gard 10 cost The purchase Of the palace j. con
seonencc Of the Emperor visit to Rome aud MS
meo,inp there with the German artists who mr." study
ing I'm the Italian capital The school of Ill" artS
will be establishcd to realize his own pet plan con
cciycd Immediately after his return from his Italian
trip
Despite the protests made In view OF 'h' "sI''
cultural djsree, agninst the fall nanOeuNI's' Inc
original programme will be executed on Inc Eredt
scaie origiuaIly contemplated. The Emperor VIII ar
rive I'm Nn,z on september 3. He VIII entertain at
NE hrodnnorters there the King OF -aXony. thr Kcech
ncror viii be accompanied throughout thc man oeua
rv the largest crowd of royal persons ihnl "crh""S
ba, seen on "A sham battlefield
Tho influence of Germany, always powerful "un
now dominant in COns,aniin0ple has Dceii nYuguI
80 noar rnou fhc Sultan To prevent bis Interfering
with fhe relations The Kh'dN" ol fe!p' "nu
England The Foreign Once j. adNls'd va, i '' ~, ,
tam declares he will treat the KhcdlN"S Visit III ph
,autinonle merely a. an act OF courtesy que 10 MN
s.If as Sovereign aud will IN no way encourage 'ne
Ehedivc In an anti-Briish policy