New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08

HIS REVELATIONS MAY PRODUCE
STORMY SCENE IN THE REICHsTAG.
To srppprss THE PRACTICE OF DuErLlNG-AN-
OTHER ANTI ENGLISH FtEoR-bf'h-
LIN SOCIETY NOTES

LIN SOCIETY NOTEs
per,,n Nov. THE Rcichstag which Will resume
business on November y. will have II snort seSsion
h,t 1, will nevertheless have an extremely OK
citing one I'm the discussion OF pfoihiseu u"
,ernel,ations by various political leaders upon
tho question of the right OF Prince BISMARCK OF
for that matter any ex-Chancelor or Minister 20
disclose State secrets. The truth cohccrh''r '''
revelations made through the medium Oh '''e nan"
burger Nachri ,hten." especially res"'"'"s wv
Russo-German neutrality treaty aIcs'" 10 nav
heen made at the Foreign Office in feriin' IL '""'
only Prince Bismarck. Count Schou'"ioii' 'h' NUS
clan Ambassador TO Germany and the late EN-
n.ror of Russia Alexander III. had any kno"iedse
OF the understanding until after the ac'esf'o' !"
1sss of the present Emperor OF Germah!' WHO "'s'
became aware of the agreement between i'"'''"
and Germany through Information whch lie ~,
ceyed from Vienna. The 'Freisinnse "ei""s
and many other politically biassed newspapers are
having q great deal TO say about the Eei'hs'"s
ir,peaching Prince Bismarck for making tlr uls-
closures hut that sort OF taik y 'rta,,, ,rov.
Even II public sentiment does not qu'ss niP'o''
Prince Iism4rcks course OF t M r'i~ un,n Inc
tlves the public SIN 80 imphcl'y req ui,m w..
could not possbly face the National uprising which
would manifest itself against ms rioSon".' ,r,
Prince Bismarck IS well aware that inc cosnun
has complete trust in HIM ana makes use o' III
influence "a a shield to defy the Government nc nc
"IIambwrrrp Nachrich,on.' is stin firing his big
guns OF defiance and an article In that paper 70
ian W The con,roversv show that tho Prince
has no disposition to back down, "Prlncr ~
marck's opponents IN this matter, the Na'hri'h-
ten mainiains. arr not The pcopis OF Gsr' ny
prince nas ever done has been for the best inter
ossis Of airyubxny. This uttiaicr - r'satu'n ny
urc,tv conclusive evidence that the old Chancellor
has no fear of the result OF the submission Of the
whole matter OF his onicial acts ana tne Sunse-
ouent disclosurea thereof TO the verdict OF the
German people.
After the Interpolation IN regard 10 the BIS
marck disclosures are dspo>cd Of It Il the In
tent,on OF Herr Richter. the Radical l"adcy In
tho ReichstaC raise a debate upon tho question
OF the suppression OF the practice Of dneng. and
I'm the course OF the discussion TO demand OF Prince
Won uohenlohe. tho Imperial Chancellor. nm OK
nlana,ion OF the murder of Herr Sicbemann. at
rarIsrmhe few weeks ago. by Licutenan, Baron
Won Rrusuviiz for which crime the lieutenant re-
coivod from the military court a nominal sentence
OF four years confinement In fortress ana as
mssal from the army. n sentence when nobody
believes intended 10 be carried out
BESIDES discussing these questions. the Relchstag
will also deal before the holiday recess with
bill for the conversion OF l'o"r"" marks % per
cent bonds@in,o ~ per cents. the bill running par
allel with similar mchsur" IN the landtag. con-
yerting $4,000 OU marks OF Prussian per cents
into az per cents.
The anti English Juror which prevailed In Ger
many a short time ago has been again aroused by
the publication here o. n tecgraphed summary Of
the speech delivered IN Edinburgh last evening by
Lord Selbcurne. Parliamentary Secretary OF the
British Colonial Office. and son-n-aw OF Lord
Salisbury. In which he declared that II was well
that the world knew that Great Britain would
admit a rival in South Africa. where the pre-
dominance of the Queen was permanent
Commenting the language used by Lord Sell
bourne the North German Gazette" denies the
existence Of any English right OF predominance In
South Africa and the "Nenso Nachrichten' says
that the English claims TO predominance In South
Africa which will always be contested. are based
nothing beyond lns" nonns a ns
continue their arrogant shouts about British pre-
dominance. bu. they mus, know that ENGLAND T.
Selbourne and other English politicians is mere
pothouse language.
The bill when has been approved by the Bundes-
rath increasing the annual Government subsidy to
the North German Lloyd Steamship Company by
10000 marks. in consideration OF the establish
lncnt by that company OF n fortnghtly mail service
to China. continues the contract OF tho company
with the Government fifteen years. Since the
Nor,h German Lloyd company was FRS, sphsi-
their vessels has risen from Ii0ooooo marks to
1iO.00o.DD marks annually.
Chaplain Dicksce. Of the American Church In
Berlin and his wife gave reception to the Amerl-
can colony at their residence In kurfurstcnstrassc
on Tuesday. The attendance was verltabe crush.
all Of the members OF the American official and so
cial circles being present Mrs. Dcksee was
sisted by Mrs; and Miss Uhl and Mrs Paterson.
wife Of J. &. Paterson. tho Governor of Manitoba.
/ The American barytone. Arthur Van Ewcyk, will
| give a concert on November 10. AZ the Saal Bech-
stein. Miss Groenwilt. protegee OF Miss Uhl. gave
"a concert this evening.
A. Loecher OF Chicago has two busts on exhibit
ton at Schultcs Art Salon They have been very
favorably criticised by the Berlin press
James l.. Taylor. the general European passen-
ger agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad, with head
quarters In London. has been visiting Berlin and
r.tth tI.r,
Minister by j. H. Jackson. First Secretary OF the
United States Embassy 1t Mr.. Taylor who
made the arrangements for the transit through the
sian Commissioner OF Public Works and Railways
and assisted him In getting his special saloon
rage across the Russian frontier upon the occasion
/ OF the commissioners late tour OF inspection OF
foreign railways.
Edwin +. Uhl. United States Ambassador re-
quests the United Associated Presses TO correct the
statement made by some correspondents OF Ameri-
can papers that his daughter Miss Lucy Uhl IA
engaged to be married TO a student I'm Yale mi
versity. The gentleman to whom Miss Uhl Is en-
gagged Is Professor Guy Thompson. a member OF
tnc Iacuy OF Yale University. and not "A student I'm
that institution. " "
LADY SCOTT WOULD JUSTIFY HERSELF.
London. Nov lady Tina Scott law NJ
Earl Russell, ana the two young men, Kast and
Cockerton. who arc jointly indicted with Lady Scott
for having crminaly libclicd Lord Russell have filed
plea Of justine ,tlon OF libels which they are ac
cused OF utteflnB. The trla of Lady Scott and tho
two men viii come UP on Thursday next Wv
Among the appeal cases coming before the Ho,sa
OF LORDS wnen u assumes Its judicial work on Noyem.
Der ~ the appear OF Earl Russell against his wfe's