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Below we reproduce from the Times more extracts from the int resting memoire published last month. A third and final instalment in yesterday's is802.

marck "thought that France was too uncertain an ally to make it worth while to quarrel with England. France's overtares would, therefore, not be summarily rejected, but would ba in a dilstory manner.

treated There had previously book

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PRINCE HOHENLOHE AND TRE THAN The

Fr

try of September 5th, 1896, desls with

rance every success in Africs B that her the visit the Tsar to the Emperor at Deulan. attention might be drawn away from the thine. In a conversation which the Prics hand with "So long as Franco had no allies she could Conut. Osten-Sacken, Buarian Ambassador foot become dangerous for us, We should be Berlin, and M. Shishkin, then in charge of able to beat her even if she had the English Rassion foreign affairs, the Noor Eastern que

on her side," Again at Varzin, on November 7th question was discussed. Shishkin bogon by 1882, Bismarck said that only the Monarchy was expressing his joyful satisfaction with the dangerous in France, that Germany would always unanimity of the Great Powers. It was maintain a benevolent attitude towards the was du Republic, to this unanimity that the English intriguos blic, and that she could had had no succe's,

The slightest auro" when the English and the French locomotives quietly look on would have been taken advantage of by the anywhere came into collision." On October 27th, English against the Turks. In dealing with 1883, Prince Bismarck narrated at Friedrichsrah the Sultan, too, the Powers could not hold too that he bad recantly had a visit from Muchtar closely together. The Sultan

ultan constantly Pashs, who wanted him to use his influence speculated upon

upor diangpious among the Powers. against British encroachments on Turkey. Shishkin declared himself in favour of main- Bismarck declined to interfere and advised taining the status que. This was also the view Mukhtar that the Turks should apply to France of his Severnipu. He was most deferential, about Egypt." and finally commanded himself to my good

In Bulgaria they should

should help the aglish bothered them will. At the State dinner in the erosing the

about And i

Armenis they should encoyer promener the Tour replied to the Emperor's toast with the English-s phrase which Prince Bismarek than assurance qu'il etait animé des mêmes son paraphrased into a very coarse one. Tho timents de tradition" as the Emperor 1

Tork William.

saw the force of what he said. this occasion (It will be re

be remembered that there was at the Bismarck spoke of Gladstone as an orator, but time n great controversy anti o seuraalistic a stupid fellow," I

faw, Lu Angust, 1864, Prince ecardal abou the authentic text of this lohonlehe gives in a short nots the particulars phrase.) At the close of the cuiry Prince of the Franco-German

the rapprochement Hohenlohe, duscribing the tattoo of the auspices of

In the West African ques military bands, makes a complaint which offer tion there will be common action, as likewise. occurs in bin diary-"The poise of the music with regard to various Egyptian questions, such was deafening, and any susible conversation as the quarantine, the Suez Canal, the Liquida- was out of { the question."

tion Commission, &c." On November 2nd, 1884, Prinos Hobsalshe had an andiones of the old Emperor Willima, who spoke of the good rel tions with Frames and smiled. He then referred to England, and latooted the Basilical tendencies of the Government and Chamberlain's purpose of carrying t the

Reform Bill Poors. This makes tim unoasy, and he is afraid 1 by creating a batch of that the Republican movement may hand in England. What would be the outosme

may get the appor shall have hard work keeping our places. It was, three. Brefors, pacemsary that at least the

should unite to defend the Foxpressed the rave overaœest :-

mistrustciple of monarchy. That was the

le prio of the meeting which had taken place at Skierniewice.

canio

AUDIENCE OF THE TSAR.

On September 6th he had an audience of the Tay, who lamented the death of Lobanof and said that be must now himself take decious and work. The situation in the East, bo was glad to say, seemed to be quieting down. The disturbances in Constantinople were over, and he had to-day heard from Crete that the population was quieter and that an end of the fighting was in prospet. According to the Tsar's view, England is to blame for the whole movement both in Armenie and in Crote. His Majesty

of the policy of the

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J'aime beaucoup Aurat les Anglais, Prince Willian (the prevent Emperor, who had

any Goods ramsining in the Godowns after the replying that the English Constitution and #imself the Emperor of Bassin. He

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qui me soul sympathiques, mia ja ma mótte de goas on a mission of State to St. Petersburg in leur politique. He had been told that the the English stauson wanted to entrap him into in previous May) had exercised a very good agrestavats on the occasion of bi visit. Ол

and Bismarck had given the Prince the instrastions to advocate the union of the three Imperial Powers, and the Prines had done The old Kaisar omtrasted very well, Prince Hohenlohe with greetings to Furry, of whom he had a high opinion. I was to say that we did not desire a quarrel between England and Franc Tast la Gladstone go on. It is good for us, not for Bagland."

it

account which English Ministers had to take of tun changes of public opinion made it impossible to conclade treaties with England, he emplasts cally agreed with me. The Tear then mentioned Lobanofs ides of obtaining security fer the passage through the Suez Cant. Ou

my men. tioning that England had already guaranteed this, he assented and then let the

the subject

tdrop. The Tsar sair that the chief things he had fu

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advocate of a breach with Russia was Count Chinese war indemnity supplied them with Waldorso, who is described as vain and reckless resources When these were axbaus od, ho could and as thirsting for military glory. At Frie not think how

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peace to insist taslites Reverting to English policy, the Tsar.

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tordal

administration." Bismarck contemplated Bringing Africa from the Cape to

thought Egypt under her power. This, he thought, anossos in the war, she ought at once to come however, might take some time to accomplish. to terus with Russis. But he alss talks of a

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importance to their supremacy in South that, however, was very far oft, Walterson because, in their fear of one day waited war because he was growing old. It losing India, they sought compensation (sic) was foolish to suppose that Walderses could ever in South Africa.

The Tear replies, Yes, but who is

are not so stup" take India from then? Wa/ hycome Cksncalior. He was eren uafit to be

sort,'

On March 22nd, 1890, Prince foeuloks attended a State dinner given in honour of the Prince of Wales at the Berlin Cantle,

who

as to pursue a

Chief of the Staff, and Moltke had only pro- design of that Russia. Le added, bad no interests in ferred him to Caprivi nad himself because he Africe. But if he cond succeed in arranging could do what he liked with him. That way peace bai ween

Italy and Menetek it would great.

bed service which Moltke hal rendered the 1 gratify him. This led up ton talk about the German army. fatility of Italian ambiti na

ny to ritres, When the conversation toneladu

lupon the fear a travol- ling plans, be mentioned that he had not spoken to our Emperor about Paris, and he asked If I had any objection to his visit to Paris. Hed, seated beside Moltke, listened to

He speech of the present Emperor. was pleased when I replied that the visit ib the uniform of a British Admiral out Paris appeared to me to be inevitable. He who spoke of Waterloo and expressed the hopa faid stress upon the fact that he had declined that the British Flest and the German army to put up at the Qui d'Orsay or as where else would maintain the pears of the world. Moltke, in Paris, He was going to stay at his own quoting form Goute's Faust, remarked:~** A Embassy, like all his predecessors. The Embassy political song's a nasty song" and he expressed would have stayed was his own property, nnd in Berlin, too, he the hope that the speech would not appear in the

at the Embassy. These are papers. points of the conversation, which last-

(To be continued.} away

ed an hour over cigarettes. When he went the main

the Tear handed me the Order of St. Andrew him that I intended to do what i could to help for whic 1 expressed my thanks and assured to cultivate the good relations between Germa and Russia. You will laro ao difficulty in that,' said the Tsar; for these relations will always remain good."""

October 11t.b.

The more the two largo volumes of Prince Hohenlohe's memoirs are studied the greater appear the interest sad importance of the disclosures which they make. In last night's despatch I extracted eo me of the most interesting passages relating to the period of Prince Hohen Tohe's Chancellorabip (1894-1900). The portions of the book which deal whith his activity as Ambassador in Paris from 187 10 1835 and with his topure of the office of Statthalter in Alter- Lorraine from S5 to 189 have an interest which is hardly inferior and which, as regards the Strassburg period at least, is hardly less acinal in its bearing upon great currents of foreign policy and on the personal factors in Berlis.

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