The New York herald., 1878-05-27

treaty was precisely the United States which, BY the
treaty 1888 with Prussia bound themselves not 10
give letters OF marque Ia case OF war; and y stlii
remains open for England 20 obtain the unquAiiheu
approval OF tho United States TO the absolute aboli-
tion OF prvateerng 40 soon rs their condition Is ac
cepted.
Ths following 10 translation OF the proclamation
issued by the Moscow Cruiser Committee, and which
over Russia The docume ii has been revised BY tie
Cesarevitch himself aud has therefore The character
OF u Russian State paper -
APPEAL SUBSCRIPTIONS ACQUISITION or
The Lord has sen, kussi. smother trial An mpasasis
bear patiently the wrestling Of the fruits q our
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powerful tSa,
denly and with terror the paths Of our oe me
ass the s'ss sssSe
a ps enS them en- 20 Se TO cruise
merchant deet AND our enemy wiz be rolled up m
risen as one that danger has threatened
Sh % anl With every that
viii again show the world the worth q the kussnn
Country. But there time TO be lost; We act
Oost thou peace prepare thybeu iOt
ALBERT EDWARD AND GAMBETrA.
The London newspapers have shown some ton
dency make capital respecting the alleged friend
ship which has sprung up-bearing, OF course upon
the Eastern queston-between England aud France,
the origin OF the entente cordtdie being the marked
courtesy with which the Prince Wales has treated
NJ q Gambetta in PARIS; but in most Of the comments
made upon the 'sgnihcance' OF this mutual admlra-
ton here has been some confusion as 70 the personal
opinions upon the Eastern question OF Gambetta Tor
his journa, the Repnbtique Froncdtse) and Mr Wad-
dington, the Foreign secretary: Tue latter represents
declaration in the French Parliament the disclaim
ing OF any liability in the utterances OF tho press
which was no doubt aimed especially at the Repuo'
Hque FTancnise.
PATS OF ROYALTY.
There seems TO be doubt that French OH ciai cir
cles generally and the Marshal President IN particu-
lar have been too well pleased at the exceeding
urbanity shown by tho heir Oi tho British throne 10
the leader Of the Lett The Marshal is said 10 have
Royal Highness in conversing with Gambctta had
sspatted him upon the shOulder," according to his
hns never done with me. remarked the CID warrior
with some bitterness.
yKAScKs ouID PRO QUO
That England will carefully avoid offending france
by occupation OF Egypt may be taken Tor granted
but the most sne will get In return will be pla,onic
support, IN the event OF the gathering Of congress,
regards those points tho actual interests Of
the TIVE countries concide. No other policy than
this would for moment be sanctioned BY any secuon
OF the French community, and 1t may be taken Tor q
certainty that NJ Gambetta himself has not forgotten
the conduct OF England with respect 20 the delegation
and the British Foreign Office doubt perfectly
we'll aware Of IT, although Tor the present may suit
tween the Two natons-our old ally Of tho Crmsa
you know.
PRiNcEs AND POLITICS.
ns ses I rnoo 70 'oe o Wass hna
formally assured the French government that no
measures would be taken by England US TO the Suez
Canal without previous aud perfect accord with
France This paragraph has furnisned enc OF tho
liberal London wceklies with matter for an article
HIS Royal Hlghness' proceedings in PARIS and their
cons!itusonali'y ar. hauled oyer me me Goals
ven.sre 80 says ask S.nou Being
to the Tower, sas the Prince Of Wales delegated TO
mako lormal assurances to foreign nations on ques-
tions or imperial policy? In such functions as His
Royal H'ghness has hitherto tulnllcd nothing has
been lett to be desired. Few men have his genial
grace OF manner, and beneath tho lacquer OF po.
ItcnesS there have ever beon shown Indications Of
tho presence OF u kind heart and manly nature Wo
do not doubt ior moment that y the constitution
duties usually undertaken by saared ambassadors
and diplomatic agents their accomplishment would
His Royal Highness' performance OF the purely
montai duties pertaining to his station,
HAS THE CONSTITUTION BEFS vr0LATEDf
"rhis Is, however, matter winch may be len for
discussion till proposition Tor amending the British
constitution IN that direction has been made In the
meantime, II must be concedeu that this semi-oicial
mention oil tho Prince OF Wales as active agent IN
politics Is unfortunate and cannot fail TO be nisundcr.
stcod moro particularly on The Continent, where ma
have their business disposed OF
by royal personages. In England, at least up
Ss e prssen. rx ms Inv Emnrs es a.o 20 eonrolea
by Parliament, and that our diplomatic intercourse
with foreign nations Is conducted through saiaricd
agents appointed by Ministers OF the Crown VINO are
themselves directly rcspon sible TO Parliament. In
this particular instance harm has been done and,
indeed, IL Is quite possible that nero polite express
sion part OF the Prince OF Wales. speaking
private individual may have been tortured BY the
ingenuity Of French politicians into an authoritative
an ugly look TO hnd among our morning telegrams
tho news that the Prince OF Wales has been formally
assuring foreign government on any matter what
soever concerned with politics"
A ROYAL REVIEW.
Quito in keeping with the present symptoms Of
by the Queen OF the Aldershot division, which, with
the exception Of Two regiments, forms part Of the
time, certainly not calculated 10 indorse the pros
poets OF Schouvalons blessed peace. Tho troops IN
oi iniantry numbering 500 men; seven batteries Of
artillery, and thrco regiments Of cavalry, number.
Ing 1000 sabrcs These, with the engineers. the
Army Service corps ana Army Hospital corps, made .
grand total Of httle over OOO mcna figure rarely
reached in English reviews The show was spoiled
by the raip, which descended in heavy Showers wet
ting tue troops through, causing royalty 10 cnvol
ope Itself Macktntoshes !" Then, again. the royal
eopa o be osg ~ 70 essr
the base Of the flagstaff instcad OF waving
proudly in the breeze. Her Majesty Had
her iiiustrtous banner and seemed content 10
bo represented Tor the moment ny the bare stnh The
manUuvrcs were very Simple anu CONSISTED VI
march past advance Of the whole iorco In re.
view ordcr. This last very impressive ana pic-
tnrcsquc spectacle. hc division had formed up iacDg
the Queen, the horse artillery cavalry on tue rign
the antry the centre aud Inc Held batteries on the
icn Out in front was the general in commnnd Sir
Thomas steele, his stan. The now shonc out,
and the iorest OF bayoncts giittered upon the living
wnlL AT the sound o the Uugic tho whole force ad-
vanccd with u stately step to within lew pAccs OF
the limit oi the parade around. and al seconu Du9e
call came 10 Simultaneous haIL Win sharp cissh
the salute gwen along the whole iine, me batse
nngs Of regiments fc PROSTATE on the ground aud
the massed bands played tue national bymD, Her
Majesty rising IN ner carriage ana the crowd uncov.
criug. rhe opinion Of the enthusiasts multitude
was tnat the iorcs was able TO go anywhere and do
anything Perhaps boiore long ~ viii have chance
10 make GOOD the assertion.
ANOTHER RKvIEw.
Following close upon the grand review of the Aiuos-
shot division comes The announcement that Her
Majesty proposes TO Inspect The troops at Wooiwich,
The oi the arcry and one Of the prin-
cipai m.ntary stations In the Kingdom The Queen
has VISITED II or many years the last occasion Ue-
ing tho review oil the siege train It's return from
the Crimea in 1866 Inc ARTILLERY reserves have
gathered Woo~lch, and the First battalion OF the
kine Brigade. OF which the favonte Duke OF Con-