The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-22
NOTES ON GERMAN AFFAIRS.
capRrrr ON THE COMMUNICATIONS
FROM FOREIGN POWERS.

FROM FOREIGN POWERS.
The, A ndrm Their Sympathy with Germany
The Care witch'- visia TO Bertha Expected
60 Henew the Friendship Between the Ru..
.,pn and German Courts-Mortsiity In
creased by the Great C~oid-Emperor VIII
Ham Gives = Dinner to Herr Krupp.
BrRIrS. Jan. 21.-Before the Reichstag Com
mitt,e on the Army bill adjourned for three
days on account Of the court fetes connected
with the marriage Of Princess Margaret OF
Prussia to Prince Frederick Carl. Chancellor
yon Caprivi made a significant reference to
the communications that had been received
from foreign powers. arising from what he
termed the distorted press reports OF his re-
cent speeches. The Chancellor said that he
had no reason to regret the exchange OF views
thus ELECTED, Mutual declarations on the situ-
alton had enabled the friendly mowers to affirm
their sympathies with Germany. while no hos
lila expression or complaintha been received
from uuy quarter.
\ semi.oficial note In tho North Grmon
f;dtets further explains. in response to the as
sertion that the Chancellor had pledged Ger
many to an armed support OF the Austrian
policy in the Balkans. that no such guarantee
exists. There was nothing. the paper adds.
'old by the Chancellor to the committee to
warrant an assertion that any departure from
the known principles OF the Austrian alliance
was even intended. much less accomplished.
This explanation has rather chilled Austrian
enthusiasm over Won Caprivi's policy. but it
rectines his position in the face Of the conten-
tons Of the opposition that he had committed
Germany to such terms as would place all the
military resources OF Germany at the service
Of Austrian ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
As the day nears when the committee will
report to the Reichstag tho political atmos-
phere becomes clearer. The members Of the
Reiehstas Of all parties have. been sounding
their constituents In order to ascertain tho
solved over the Oil; inc Centre and freisin-
t n,sn 't to- shr das' ,r ,en'n q dissolution snolSa to OF S"s ,hs
uonsa sho,id Nav o,ootions ~ ha,S ,h 49,
wouid result Sntu in t uo@ r eisu,a0n o., ." an l iesrs sssS
au aust 81 sT ;tis anu oon user WIN
man Democrats: but the rejection Of the bill
would lead to such a weakening Of the Freisin.
nige representation as would nearly amount
to temporary extinction. The party will
s &sbser s% SonelpTem te he Ta' t Sdh9 rssssn 81 hsTs
lection. but Herren Rickert. Bam6erger. and
S iss : are !. ready .n st to accept e v almost ;o- p 'Sn a, con-
tran am ss @ffassff bo ,Hr t "a %Ei sIs0 srs a ssso Saatss
army ~rnr 'r esp nsedisSifs l0 have neof hsen m Telesre sSe to- t" q
COMMITTEES. Duffnc the debRte on thse nro.
gtsts monopo them m Se sn;r;t to Ora bs IN ,ayor 6t Of q
Of eth athe no osrty P5 Gn1 st d. that nS a tax on beer would
The Czarewitch. who viii attend the welding
q Pr h,ff MsIsaret aHd Primes FrsdeHHsk
SsdiI h M,I aroused rSaIstn e IN aet exns 1917 4 Tse * T ree
newaI Of the friendship that formerly existed
cations s tSa ss tSs Car Sun Is r ahS iS9e III. host iht,:
4 such it may be. termed. toward Germany:
stay q the tsa q Sei II Berlin H ' The Gzar
h SSssssa, Com a s! sss .,ss "a o'"s'eS e% s%as ssi
% Saons its W RSSsahs,att o4 not r, ths ev sns n IN fr tnrss
s eset Saas sbai the the f Fzent to change H.auS bis sb polkIS nss # is
court is losing it's ascendancx The care
S Sy' Em p.lr re W Vii I'm M sSesiay train Is hSuutk oan Sis
arrivalfn Berlin he will Be received by the En-.
RTS f. Eli np Id g sr ,nS%Se r. Of I the ssus Gsrma n, r nansts;
to the Russian Embassy. where he will make
BESIDES Being present at n Irincess Morearet,s
S SeH" iirthd daS's istes. VII Then a'' se viii III !isit
be5rothing her.
Kilograms received here tonight from Euda.
pesth foresbadUw another oyerturn ofthe Cnbi.
net through a coalition against it's civil mar
riage Legislation. Herr Czuky. Hungarian
Minister OF Worship, having been unable to
obtnin Emperor Francis Joseph's permission
20 admOnish the Bisnop Of Schoppsn for a ve.
hement pastoral Issued by him denouncin1 the
Government for its attitude on the marriage
question. has offered to resign. The Minister
ofJustice supports Herr civ. The Emperor
refuses the required Permission on the ground
sHa' f FL 'q p1iests' esr Tyu Is f IN u the msun afme
growing in strength. The .reopis are rather
srnment. W.
The Rothchild syndicate has decided not to
in either London or Paris. They viii be issued
IN Vienna. Buda- Pestn. Beriin, FrnnEfort and
Kmsteriam. fThe svndicnte which has taEen
the loan at 32. win offer it st9i.
The infensifv ~ tba roid has arormous,v in.
creased the mortnijty in Berlin. Apnrt from
the hOmeless moor and nauners. renutabIe
artisans are suffering. The guardians OF tho
Door have proved that thew wers not nrenared
fr the emercency. They were utterly unable
to meet the demands maIe nnon them for final