New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-28

| Berlin October q
HOSIlLITIES OVER IN CHINA.-More sober
views about China prevail here owing doubt
less 10 the fact that Count Bilow is known ia
entertain reasonable ideas about Cermanvs tanet-
Die interests therein, and that his influence as I'm
! perlaI chancellor upon the impetuous Emperor
especially In foreign affairs, is decidedly greater
! than Prince Hohenlohe's 1t is now generally be-
| Iieved here that the Chinese nuddle will SLOWLY
but surely unravel itself and lead to satisfactory
/ issue without requiring any further large amount
OF actual hostilities elaborate strategic cam
palgn All the utterances of the semi-offical press
! this week show this belief. Only the Military
party Is dissatisfied with this view Doubts are
still entertained here though regarding the value
o. Of the credentials of Ii Hung Chang and Prince
S ann ana their ability to enforce the terms OF
g, The he. alleged latest edicts of Emperor Kwang
the possibility that Ii Hung Chang himself ms IL
! tiators task, is considered.
| DIFFICULTIES OF NEW CHANCELLOR
This weeks developments in German internal poll
tics have plainly demonstrated what enormous
dlnculties the new Chancellor will have to con
tend with and overcome to bring about something
approxmating harmonious Cabinet both for
Prussia and the Empire and resultant harmonious
. action in all important Government measures The
Radical and Liberal newspapers point out that
pronouncedly Reactionary and Agraran members
of the Cabinet. like DR.. Miguel Count Won Posa-
doWsky-Wehner, Baron Hammerstefn and
Baron Won Rhcinbaben, have no legitimate place
IN the new regime and It for that this portion
OF the press seized upon the incident OF 1900 marks
having been accepted by the Imperial Department
OF the Interior from the big Manufacturers As
soclatlon 10 defray the costs OF printing argJI-
ments for the Anti-Strike bill Slight inrdsnt
IN itself, TO attempt herewith hoist Count Won
mot %5EroHss who has awsys been the
me C a II would seem, however. if Count
sure of the Emperor's approval and viii not re-
sign unless the Reichstag in the Forthcoming ses-
The Agraran party also published several utter
ances TINS week informing Count Bdlow that if
ne introduces the Canal bill afresh as the 'NOrth
tIer Germ an Gazette. promised they will make war
upon him and defeat him.
Prince Hohenlohe to-day gave big farewell din
neT to all the members Of the Cabinet and Bundles
NEW TARIFF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lively
the correspondent of The Associated Press learns
that the new German tariff schedule does not con-
talh, as was reported in the newspapers. a pro-
vision for minimum and maximum tariffs hut thar
and decide. "a
STATUE OF THE Observation-Disclosures Will
lam .has ordered Professor Begas to make His
MaJestys own marble statue for the new Hall Of
GoTles in Barmen where statI IS Of the Emperor's
ancestors are already placed.
NINE sEMBRICH's PERFORMANCES
Sembrich's performances this week have beer most
successful She has been greeted by crowded audi
ences more enthusiastic than any for years espe-
claIiy about her and the tenor Boncl. whose voice
- ~, pronounced TO be phenomenal Mime. Sembrich
told the correspondent OF The Associated Press
that she Will retire from the stage at the compile
'oH o. her american tour, to her estate in Syria
CONFEDERATE BILLS PASSED.-A band Of
American confidence men have been successfully
doing Berlin and other German cities passing of
onIederate ten dollar bills, which have been read
ny accepted at 20 marks each. The police have re-
ceiVed reports Of scores Of victims
ANSWERS TO AGREEMENT official % +ha
Foreign Office says that no further answers have
peen received 70 the Anglo-Csermau agreement but
that Japan's adherence is considered certain The
unfrtendly attitude of influential Russian papers
toward the agreement pointed out and the
Foreign Office official replied:
We nave not TO deal with the Russian press.
nut with the Russian Government. We know the
agreement is favorably received in St. Petersburg
An answer 10 this agreement will from the
Gar who is In the Crimea Therefore con-
siderable time may elapsc before his answer is re-
ceived. There is reason hurry