New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29

'o" mat mat the Car Is Identified with
every utterance in the paper. since the Prince
is lingo in matters OF Oriental policy and fire.
quently publishes articles OF such violence
against foreign Powers that they would
surcdly have led to the suspension of his paper
long ago had it not been for his intimacy with
the Emperor.
AT Berlin the "Vorwaerts," mentioned as ex-
pressing approval Of Americas intervention in
European politics. Is the organ of the Socialist
party. and, indeed the fact that its editors
should manifest good will to the United States
in its columns is sufficient to indicate that the
German Government and the German classes
are opposed to this country In the present
fict- In order to ascertain the views Of the
aristocracy it is necessary to peruse the columns
OF the "Krcuz Zeitung." while indications to
the policy Of the Government may be looked for
in the Berlin Post" and In the "Norddeutsche
Allgemeine Zeitung" These well as the
widely circulated and carefully edited Cologne
Gazette" which corresponds most nearly In
policy weight and influence to "The London
Times sometimes criticising and on other oc-
casiOns Championing the conduct Of the Govern
mcnt have been ever since the began dis
tinctly unfrendly In their utteranccs concern
ing the United States. losing no opportunity to
compare 1.-The brutality Of Yankee diplomacy
and the American "sordid greed for dollars
with the "chivalry." the "high-hown courtesy
and the "patriotism Of Spain.
BIsMARCK'S MOUTHPIECE.
Much the same views have been expressed by
the Hamburg News" which Is the recognized
organ of Prince Bismarck. and by the Ger
MANIA" which represents the interests OF the
powerful Catholic party in the Imperial Parla-
ment In fact the only Berlin journal besides
the "Vorwaerts" that has not openly espoused
the cause of Spain is the "Tageblatt," an enter
prsing newspaper. with a strongly developed
taste for social and political scandal, that is IN
consequence thereof read with as much avdity
by the uppermost classes as In the servants
hall, and which alone Of all the Berlin papers
showed suAsienA enterprise to send out spe-
cial correspondent ~ describe things In CUBA
during the Wcylcr regime. II Is "A paper the
editors and stan Of which mostly belong to the
Hebrew race which makes fun of every
and everything. even Of the Emperor. and is
constantly up TO its neck in libel suits ana IN
fights with the police authorities FOR infractions
Of the press laws. As FOR the h"crs'h
Courier" it is the most scurrilous Of all the
newspapers Of the German capital. Sometimes
the news which /, publishes is true. but more
worthless. and one or another Of It's editors Is
all the year round in prison.
With regard to Vienna. the most important Of
all the newspapers there is III" 10" ff''
Press" the Austrian counterpart 81 the British
.rrimcs" and the cditor-in-chi"f OF which Is
Herr Bachcr. while the most eminent literary
men I'm Austria are on its STAFF. IL has a dally
circulation OF abou, sixty thousand. and repre-
sarta I'm domestic politics the Liberal German
nartv. II champions the Triple Alliance. dis
trusts and opposes everything Nussah anu "
,s hardly necessary e. add. has been loud In It's
expressions Of sympathy FOR Spain and OF am
mostly for the United States ever since the war
began The "Frcmdcnblatt IS the property Oh
the Ueine family. and is generally regarded as
receiving its inspiration from the Austrian De-
nartment OF Foreign Affairs. Like the New
Free Press" It's attitude AT present Is anti
American, az In that also OF the Neues wiener
Tagblatt" cheap paper OF enormous circula-
ton. which IL read especially by the lower
classes for whom, indeed, II IL written ana
edited.
The "Wicner Zeitung" and the "Abcnd POST
are the two recognized official organs OF the
coyorpment while the "Wiener Allgcmeine
Zetung." publishing three editions day, has
changed It's political colors 80 OFTEN tha' IL 10
difficult to keep track thereof. For the present
II champions the cause OF the new PREMIER
Count Thun, and opposes the German LiDe'a'S
RI IL as anti-Amcrican "a are all the other Wen
ncsc Journals The Political Correspondence,
OF Vienna appears once week, Out II reao ny
every diplomat and statesman In Europe o""h
TO the fact that It Is directed by one OF the
principal officials Of the Austrian Foreign Oihc'