New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-01
PHASE OF THE CRETE REVOLT.
GERMANY READY TO SUPPORT GREEK
SOVEREIGNTY THERE
NJ. HERBErrE's sUCCESsOR-ANoTHER MOVE TO
STRENGTHEN TIE GERMAN NAVY
AMERICAN DENTISTS IN BER-
LIN TO PROTECT
THEMSELVES.
THEMSELVES.

Berlin May 3l.-The situation IN crete J. eis"s'"7
the most serious attention 81 the "e''''" "O'''"
meni and greatly absorbing public interest as II"
vo,vng manifold dangers to the peace of Europe
II Is an open secret that the Government III ''o
event of any radical change taking place IN 'ne ie
lation between the island OF Crete ana the Ior'p
Will support a proposal for the union OF INC 'H'""'
with the Kingdom OF Greece.
In the mean time the question OF the anneNau-h
of he island OF Crete 10 Greece is not one IN when
80 Droihund is vitality interested. though com
nunicators have passed between the 1oVernm'h's
at Berlin Rome and Vienna tending 'o"aiu '""
cert,d action on the part Of the DTciDuhu Io"'''
in behalf Of Crete. and the Greek GoVefh'hei" has
asked the Government OF Germany 10 JOIN ''e'''
in exerting pressure upon Turkey against t"e 4a'
ter's throwing large reinforcemenis OF lurASn
troops into the island with view 70 w!pins ou'
the Cretan revolt by sheer force OF numbers
What Greece most desires at present i That a
sort OF truce shall be established between ''e I""
and the Cretan rebels. While the European io"'''
confer as 10 the means OF iina settlement oil me
Cretan question. At present The force "i nm"
regular troops on the island is 7,9D men ana ~"
additional troops about leaving Sa'onic'' anu
an equal number on the exc OF depaf'u'" lion"
SMYRNA TO reinforce them Opposing this fore" thrie
are now over 201v Cretans under arms anu my
are being rapidly strengthened by Greek Vcuh,iis,
who are well armed ana possessS, amp StuPfhie
70 hold the entire leland against the Turks. with the
exception o: the fortified towns. - ,,,,,o,o q,
me Cr rs trouble the Vosssche zeung recon-
mends the APPROPRIATELY adm G the bubble aars
Of the island under the supervision OF 'ohn""-
s2ner Mao sma %achrichen the organ Prince
Bismarck. blames England Tor ih,i,ns W, ,b F'1,,-
nasn Powers settle the Cretan question concurreniy
With the Egyptian question IN way M'" VIII
Since the first announcement. in the mii'ie OF
February last Of the complete diScord O"'"e''i
,h. rnneror and Herbetie. the French Am
haesador the Emperor has adhered 10 his deeTm'na-
ton not TO meet the Ambassador personally uh''
he should call present his letters OF recall "'"
10 ga last Tuesday The meeting OF the Emperor
and NJ Herbetie was formal anair whch i"@rh''
me ending Of an extremely disagreedble EPISODE.
NJ Hcrbette will retire permanently from the held
Of diplomacy and return 10 his sclentiIc s luars.
The Marquis De Noailles. formerly frehSh M!'s s
stantinope who has been apo hed as VI H. 49,,
Ter ~. nersonal style of a Hell-brcd gentleman.
and already commands expectations o. SucceS5 ~.
court and diplomatic circles. 9n', iTesl'en ny
Theirs sent him to Washington as Mini H'lo pI
France 10 the United states. IN Dc lne M"lII'
be eft the diplomatic service IT his o"n rcqneSr'
his retirement being aSsocated WIN NJ 1ovnrnyoSni
ia nshng the orleans family rom Fr"nth '.iirU ~,
by the retirement Of NJ HefI on Mn2 VI" d Bus
"a the Italian Ambassador. becomes the io. ,f
% out as ,f the Austrian
ssdor who Is in the rank OF seniority Drcomca
tho.
oil INC trr-cniaiO o, foreign ld1lcs 10 INC I'm
press at court functions
D- schUenineer Prince Bsmarck's physician.
has informed the Ses.an deputation' who hsa ar
ranged to call upon the ex-chanc'Nor ana pay thor
r.snects n him that the state of health OF the
rr,rce il such as TO render u desirable lhHi tnc
recer,ion Of the depUtal.on be postponcd M ui,H
NJ The reception has. therefore, been hH'd ioi JUNE
Mrs Edwin +. Chl wife Of the United states AM
bassador. is about TO begin series OF Iecep'ioh''
which will be held at her residence, in Ihiersarieh-
stIasse.
The meeting OF the German Colonial Society was
b.id Yesterday at which IL was resolved 10 peu'loH
~. pa,chsiag To grant credits for an Increase in
tho strength OF the Navy upon the ground mat the
Navy a. II Is at present constitutea. ~ hadequ.le
~ rrotec, the expansion o! the German coionaai
possessions
p,ince George OF Cumberland son OF the Duke OF
c,nh.r,and who recently underwent an operation
a. Grunden for the removal OF an absccsS IN MS
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