New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-23
NILE EXPEDITION UPHELD.
GERMAN NEWSPAPERS DEFEND THE
ENGLISH PLANS IN EGYPT
NJ HERBETTE SOON TO be RECALLED FROM
BERILN-ESIN PACHAs DAUGHTER

NJ. HERBETTE SOON TO be RECALLED FROM
BERILN-DMIN PAcHAs DAUGHTER
WINS HER SUIT
Berlin. March 1.-THE onicia announcement that
Germany had given her assent TO Englands draw
ing the Egyptian reserve fund to defray the cost
OF the British expedition up the Nile Valley which
published in the North German Gazette.
worded In such manner as to convey the I'M
preston that Germany's assent was not given to
conserve English Interests, but rather for the sake
OF UNFOLDING the interests Of the allies OF Germany
included in the Dreibund. especially those OF Italy
TWO articles on the subject. which were subse-
qusn,ly published in the Gazette" were much
cordial toward England. and tho intention
seems 20 have been d!sprl all traces Of the re-
cent German irritation toward England. TO defend
tho Dongola expedition an inevitable and indis-
pensabe movement and predict the ultimate
recognition by Europe OF the value OF the opera
tons OF the expedition in controlling tho destruc-
tive power OF the Dcrvishes. Other inspired jour
ma 3 are now taking the same view. The National
Zel;ung" denies the contention that France can
possibly create International trouble because Of the
fact that Egyptian troops seeking to reoccupy
Egyptian territory. The 'Tageblatt" holds that
the evacuation OF Egypt by tho British Is Eng
lands own affair. and tho "kreuz Zeitung says
that France cannot oppose punitive expedition
against Soudsnese ma,efactors The Cologne Ga
zct,c" In an article obviously inspired BY the For
elyn ONCE contends that the Dongola expedition
Is absolutely imperative
II ia now conceded on all sides that VI. Herbette
mus, be speedily recalled BY his Government He
ha, made himself 30 obnoxious to the Emperor that
H. Majesty Is reported 10 have abscnted himself
from Berlin morv than one occasion In order 10
avoid the duty OF receiving him. NJ Herbette mas
mad. himself dlsagreesblc 10 many or the German
officials with whom he has como into contact. and
20 Prlncs Hohen.ohe. The Imperial Chancellor ne
has become almost inioicrabc. The consequence
has been that Prince Hohenlohe has formally asked
II H.rfhelot 10 appoint NJ Herb~ttes successor,
and the German Ambassador In Paris informs the
Chancellor that VI Decra.s. formerly French Am
bassaaor to London. will probably be sent TO Der
In. ,... ~
An interesting debate arose In the tnterhaus on
"Wednesday during the discussion or an nterpeHa-
ZION asking the Intentions ~ the Government IN
regard 20 icalin. with the question OF American
meats Professor Won Mcndel launched pro,
ionrcd trade OF !nvective against American corned
n,nf and iii canned meats. He declared that the
lrspcctlon Of oleOmargarlnc In America was mad
roia,e Frc,hcrr Won Hammerstcin-L oNten Min
is;.r ~ Agriculture replied that II was Hiposspie
10 lnclose Prussia within a Chinese wal iic helo
that IN. existing precautions wero sui1clent
Emfn Pas.has daughter. F"rida. mas won ncr
cas-. in tho matter Of her claims 10 the explorer
estate opposing those made by his conStanunopie
uff. ~, The decision OF the Court she VIII OBTAIN
through The Foreign ONCE an estate Va.ued AT
800 marks. a., .
Tho Fmneror in consequence OF his annoyance
n, IN. enclosure OF his Intention 10 visit Rome
ncogni,o NJ Easter. has abandoned the idea