New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
PERSON

PERSONAL.
Berlin JAN ol-Bcfore the Rcich,as Committee
On the Army bill adjourned for three days account
Of the etes connected with the marriage ol Irh-
ress Margaret OF Prussia and Prince Frederick Carl Chan
rcOr Won Capriv made significant reference 10 the
communication that had been received from foreign
towers arising from what be termed the distorted
press reports OF his recent speeches The Chancellor
said that he had TO regret the exchange ~
views thus elected. Mutual declarations on the
situation had enabled the friendly Powers 10 affirm
DER sympathies with Germany, while no hostile eX-
preston or complaint had been received from any
quarter.
A semi-offcia note in the North German Gazette"
further explains in response To the assertion that u"
Chancellor had pledged Germany to an armed support
o. the Australian policy In the Balkans. that no such
ruarantee exists There WIS nothing. the paper adds
tod by the Chancellor TO the cOmmitte" to warrant an
assertion that amy departure from The known lih''p'H
u he Austrian alliance even int"hd"d, much less
Accomplished This explanation has rather chilled
Austrian enthusiasm Over Won taprlNlS policy "u
rectifcs hi, position The face Of the contentious
Of The Oppostion that he had committed Germany
10 such terms as would place all the military resources
o. Germany at the service Of Austrian aggrindH"
nent
As the dav draws near which the commute" VIII
report 10 the Reicnstag the pol'icai ann sph'l' ~
comes clearer The member, OF the Rcicl,tag oi all
10 ascertain The. probable results II the Rcichsiag
Il dissolved over the bill. Personal inquire, made III
The Hobbies Of the Rcchstag enables II 10 he Salu 'n
both the Centre and the Freisinnig" l"flcs nav
learned enough 70 cause them TO shrink from uIs9o'u
ton Of the House.
gHE CARS GROWING REGARD FOR GERMANY.
The Czsrowitch who will attend the wedding oI
Princess Margaret and Prince Frederick Carl VIII
remain IN Berlin FOR week. The fact has aroua'u
grat expectations OF renewal OF the friendship lha'
formerly existed between the German and RUSSIAN
courts There are concurrent indications that inc
Gar IS relaxing his hostility toward Germany d.
sides giving his consent to The prolonged Stay oi '"'
Clarewitch M rim. tho Gar cNihccs openly "'' "'
regard for General Won WcidcI, III" new German
Ambassador at ST. Petersburg. lie has al" ou'''"
that the Russian commission on c"lhm'r''I ~"
venicn Va. Germany must conclid" lis h'So'''''''
within tie next three months. Whether OF no '"c
occurrences In France are cluinG the car 10 'h'"S
Bis policy. il Is certain that the French group III '
Russian court IS losing IT, ascrndcicy'
The Czareviich will be- met Monday at fSd,
kuhnen by Emperor William's special 'Iflh' 'Pm -
arrival III Berlin the Russian Heir AWr"'h' WI
received by the Emperor ana hu""'' :" ~
German princes lie will De escorted by SI
Of cavary 10 the Russian Embassy. where ne VIII NAM
bis resdence .ns his sooarn. BeSide' "1hS p'@'
at Princess Nar:irct's wedding the SAIro"i''" wa
attend TIE Emqc"r, birthday f"tcs.
KULTURE ANPF IL HUN'\hh.
Tile developments o. the KuturkaInpl III h""o"S
are watched here with great interest ioie-
received here tonight from Budah-ieslh io'o'"m'
another ovcrtunl ol Tie Cabinet through Il o"'i"''
against Its civil marriage lcgisla ION.
THE AUSImtN AND HUNGAMAN GOLD L"NN3'
The Rothscll syndlcate has decided not u -
sue the Austrian and Hungarian gold ictiS III
either London or Parts. The loan, VIII be i'H"'"
Nla,,. ItnnN
sterdam. The syni.caic which has taken th' io""'
at OF. Will offer them a. %.
SUFFERING FROM COLD And HUNGER in BH""iS
lie intensity of the cold HIS enormously il''r'"''
Inc mortality In Eeilin. Apart from the hoh'eic''
poor ana pupers. reputabe artisan, are Nuhcr.h7'
lie guardians OF the poor have proved 10 DC u"
prepared Tor tie emergency. They were ut'cI'S
uiaoie To meet the demands made upon thch '''
Iuel ana food. Many thousands Of the residents oi
herhh are starving, with the temperature at -
degrees. Reaumer
io" HE KAISER WOULD SETTLE sTKlhh9'
emperor William at a dinner given by him to Herr
hr"pP ana number OF OTHER engaged In huSc
n"'Sr'u enterprises, tried TO talk them Into ADOPT
NE be''cr policy toward their workmen. Herr
hruPl coh'eictd, ard IN this lie supporter DS
'"e o'ers 'lat the absolute suppression OF strikes
ana the severe punishment Of strikers would be The
pest way TO meet the mems demands. The Emperor
iu.iseu HIS guests TO discuss the claims of the men
WIN CHOSEN delegates provided the men first resumed
~. anh remained at work pending settlement OF
tne Inatters IN dispute. Freiherr Won Berepscll
s'u'''an minister Of Commerce, took part In this