New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14
yOy HAMMERSTEIN'S FALL
THE BARON WILL NO LONGER SHAPE THE
POLICY OF THE RIGHT.

BISMARCK PRAISES THE KEEL CANAL-TRAffW
INCREASING wrRTEMBERG CONSENTS TO
MONETARY coNFERENcE-voN KorzE
IMPRISONED FOR DWELLING.
Berlin. July l3-Baron Won Hammerstein has
at last been definitely compelled to resign MS
post OF editor-in-chief Of The kreuz-Zeituns'
newspaper. and at the same time ne ceases 70
be regarded as among the leaders OF the Right
In the Reichstag and the Landtag. Inc I'M
portance OF his fall can hardly be oyerestima'eo
as influencing the policy Of the conservatives.
He has for many years exercised degree "
despotism i'm the conduct Of party tactics tha'
almost invested him With proprietary rights
His tendency has always been toward reactioh'
He was the head and front Of the Agrarian cam
! pa.gn and org nzed the agr.culturalist moVemem
against the Kaiser's policy. and headed INV
movement in favor Of sec,arian education WHICH
led 10 the downfall OF Minister Won Zedllu'
Better news has been received to-day In resa'"
Ia the Baltic North Sea Canal The c"e' s
gneer reports that the work OF deepen''s '"'
waterway is advancing rapidly and mat W.
canal will soon be open 10 vessels OF eish' '"'..
draught The traffic OF the canal has gfeao,
Increased, eighty vessels having been reco'"e"
as passing through in a single day 1hey ""'
chiefly steamers plying between German por's
but a number OF large English trading stearne''
including n 2O0o-ton chip. tried the passage o'
| latter going through in eight and hat hoo's'
THE Hamburg Neueste Nachriehteh s'.
upon authority that as soon as the eaha'
| excovated 70 a mean depth or nine "e"S"
which It soon will be. the largest OF the "e'"a.
warshps will be enabled to make free TRANSIT "
| the canal.
The Vossische Zetung' persists In the oo"'
tention that the depth o. the canal Will neVe.
suffice to make the waterway secure aea'""
blocks. The article. evidently written by an eA.
ner, declared that the canal must be wldene'
and kept constantly dredged and emnahheo'
work which will involve great expense. =.
Prince Bismarck upon recent occasion uo'S
a party of visitors to Friedrichsruh that the AZ
tacks upon the canal. mide in the newspape'
/ and otherwise should be d.sregerdeo. '"''.
was. he said, no finer product Of engineen"s e'
In existence II It had faults they were 'l'.".
and could be removed readily lie pre''
that the canal would prove boon U "e'"""'
and to the world as well.
| A conference was held yesterday by Cou"'
Posadowsky- Wehner, Imperial Minister 0. Wv
Treasury. with the Finance Ministers Oh
tembers and Bavaria. the only Ger'na" -. -.
! that have held out more or less Strongly So
the idea Of calling a monetary convehuon .
result was that Bavaria assented 70 '"e VIVA 81.
and Wurtemberg reluctantly prcmise'
low Bavarias lead. All Of the other StS'''
willingly. and some Of them anxiousIy eo".1
1t is understood that the Emperor .,..s
conferred with the Ministers on inc .d
Is heartily In favor of maintaining so~ nsr.
ard: yet there is q prevailing op'n'o" w" con.
! n, cal a
! ference In view OF the fact that sese'~ -,,,,re.
Powers have ir advance sisnihed their willing
ness to Join such gathering
The National Zeitung" says ina. w.i.
Rottenburg. son-.n-law OF the late """ s..,,.ay
tsr Phelpa United states Minister 70 w.