Berlin, October 29. After thqinterview on Tuesday between the Emperor and Count Yon Caprivi, the latter inspired an article in the Cologne Gazette making a vigorous onslaught on Count Von Eulenberg. The article de scribed Count Von Eulenberg’s defeat, and asserted that the Emperor and Count Von Caprivi were in perfect accord. ■ / Count Von Eulenberg, who had already decided to retire from the Government, complained to the Emperor of the offensive attack, and the latter demanded that Count Von Caprivi should at once disavow all responsibility for the article, or withdraw it. This. Count Von Caprivi refused to do, and immediately sent in his resignation. The European newspapers, in comment ing on the situation, express great regard for Count Von Caprivi, and manifest keen - regret at his retirement. The Emperor William has decorated Count Von Caprivi with the Order of the Black Eagle, and presented him with the insignia set with brilliants. Count Von Eulenberg received minor decoration. Prince Hohenlohe, the new Chancellor, has decided to re-unite the offices of Im perial Chancellor and Premier of Prussia, as was done in Prince Bismarck’s time.
A MILITARY SENSATION.
