The New York herald., 1879-11-09
GLADSTONE INTERVIEWED.

RUssIA's LEADING SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
M. MoLTcHANoFF, HAS CHAT WITH THE
Ex-PREMIER ABOUT THE POLITICAL QUEs-
TIoNs OF EUROPE AND ASIA.
From the Novoe vremja. Oct 92.l
Yesterday my agent hurredly presented himself.
and while still in the antechamber exclaimed.
Gladstone arrived at Paris several days ago!" 1
said myself. 81 must see Gladstone. for imagine
he win be pleased to hear from Russian express
sious OF sympathy and respect for his labors" Um-
brsla in hand, set out to seek him. Gladstone is
staying at the Hotel Befort. situated in little
street near the bouleyards. At the entrance met
chamber,naid who took my card and asked me to
wait in tho reading of the hotel. After a while
led tho courtyard to little stair
case where was told to proceed to the second story
and inq uire at room No. 40 did so. and whom
got to the room / found the door open and an
elderly gentleman sitting by the window reading u
telegram. Hearing my step the elderly gentleman
arose from his easy chair ana advanced with
tended hand to meet me. saying loudly in French.
Il am very glad to u Russian correspondent
1t was Gladstone! The former Premier of England in
appearance is active aud powerful man. He is Of
middle height. with broad shoulders. though some-
what stopping. He speaks with animation. and uses
frequent gestures. His hair IS gray his face puck
cred with wrinkles but his eyes stil young
quick and full of fire. Leading me by the hand to
tne easy cnar ne askea e 70 sl' aown anu .@,k re-
me-. he continued. to look at this very interesting
.s e & 10 si,,v,, road 20 himsa,r and thsS, tnrnnS
,x;,h tha Huest,on Yo have bae~ ~ tha
EastY'
Eyes. Your Excellency. have been there more
than once"
Tell me. if you please. what you heard there
TS;s O,,as.;on vas av;dart,, In .or,...,., ,v,.h
the telegram. Mr. Gladstone pointed his finger
~ ~ VIII, Mmne bpd a,, S rannrts ~ hir' .hat S
aase w. neI,u .h. nas ~ hed "a ' A~' "e'o soou'
~. ..poIi, @ % A., Sor tro,v b,,r,"
rers1naii! 90 !ou 49, nnom 1871 i.iins %@ T.. St. >,
IVES n1s us ne. nii soiud did ye"rs 1eo ~ ~ npsn
Wnat im mp,ession u,u ~: ne iusAe v on you!
saw TOO ll..ne oi MN i moIl IAcehency. 70 ae-
s.aiuo ;i .,r t ;hiy coll = ;S ar Nv e.tms ~ lsua
man who had done somuch evil vi to the slav N00 -
Yes. cohtinuea uisas.one' ne musingiy: ana re-
garalng sifesn @ Tue .;,' .Iies,a, - ina. ne was
very cruel anu possibly sewers to"Aru the bmga-
rams put aii the same ne appears 10 DC the only
statesman III wno Possesses ~ once an IRON
True IT you exclude his Wen known weakness
lnterpoateo l. .mas Mions' swallows
every & %ay "s oaa o r tho.
N! hopes OF longer conversation were just tnen
amost aestroyeu py tue entry OF taii eiaeriy iaoy
the wite OF 1iaas'one IN warm JACKET with smaL
MUM nun IN ner naIu I now'.s sowaru var me, sne sag ~
En9isn 10 her nusoanu, arc you going soon! ~
was very provoking. but there was nothing to be
done. rose ana bowed; out uiaostone restrained
me, ana turning 10 MS wite introouceo me 10 heT:
a t""S har as aom"si3e "s Sow SGAs nm yor
anu toos nor phCe aonssioe us; us; aln your
~.
With shont Ronmea Th,s 4; ord
DeRan VIII quon,ns aoou' tsou"ioiis. AnAs 10 "oTu
FOR word what diadstone SAID IN repiy:-
we VIII not TcIer ~ aavahee 70 the distant tuture
OF houmeha. InanK uou tna. properly ana the
mono & o. 'me % ~ are "sss ca;od a
from the VIII OF Mussuiman. receaveo the
tha. th Of Rom%ea aIe consnt Nth thei
snat .ne Heopio VI @ sie oomssn. viii .ueii
fate and that everything may DC considered quiet.
s'iTe Te .ne LEI, %or u ~ p o; 'ne %
in the fact that the Porte may send troops into the
WIN the peinn % T,onei ese uuo. wv
~ " . uea1nu . ne DO D,; va ~ S Sr - 90
No. e, '..o a.. ~, VI s W @ ~ 60 ~ .; ~ ~
even IN the event OF tresn action ON the
Pars y. i.u"sia; ~ .s'' ~ r.ili ,, oe
t.Is aISantsmo - as ~ ~ 'nra,eyt ofarad a.
'ane .,. nS ,pa ~, - ps sas" i'sen'
..i ne;ovn that ~ miabt easily AZ rrosert o,..;n
81. n.u.. % ,aN,ad ci.Js,nvva - ,,.:, - 80, - - s"eaa
sneil oonsen' % ..ar = Ewing 8 ,, ,aa.Aou
mpt, ali ~ wh" svmn,tbi1o Wit, ,,o pu,.;n .Umnv
d,,,i - ...;- -. ,nnst o., ,,r.vart th.,r g.. ;s
. ~ ao ..u, 9st.I ~ ~ % al. ron ~ g'Ing
I'LL I'LL W Sa' ' 80 .a-e.ra ,;th ~ ,s s ~ 10 10
,aem no. oh!y no. err S WIN nh the return OF the
aaa ,;'.r 80 to anv d;fScnltv ~ ,,e..;., -. Az
sp n,n,,ont Tha Mnssnimans Viii conss;,r, %
pucS triSinn ,ninaritv that tnsy c.mnat ofsc, the
s M t., snaraa 80 IN Nuos T;' H.eot S p sro
81: Tha. ,s IL, Irsn sav a. ,rasans 80. ~ ~.
naun. ane,,a ."' 40 ' A '"' 'P'0Se' a'ou' 'nA'
oounuy. .,. .,,o..;o,, 80 ,r...s.,
atusnee 70 Inc qaest9n G"S. y. Maeeaonia'
orast;nn :. nnraIy RmIrar Is,acian and .hot :. h
NOT vet snBcieniy eIpained itself either a r.nards
~. yos ss euueienu! " ~, .i ! AA e''Ao' 40 1eks'os
onc p. s,uo -; ot .t s.e u. v.as vo,r rx,ouo A.. - ..
>, Dut IN tue prens .Hur ted nnreacy tne name OF
Maceuonia Is ireiuepuy feierfeo u III connection
WIN ths. ., Aus.ria; ra;,,, s;u.. Al. Ill, W.
ics 'lu 1spoaiiy =. i o .io sooioo tienn1
conference en- saiu u;a"s.one, sinIilhS IN this
connection OF Maceuohia uh9 Austria tnere Is GER
tAniy grain Oh Uun pus 'nink IN itaicsl that
thotr ',sd thn sauohh,e hnt ~ M ana
tnereio,c IesSru "" 'qu"ooio "oou' ~ ~ eAcu-
sNe,y DuiRar r.ureeA. - ..., =. -
'Dut the intentions oi Aussria IN REGARD 10 Mace
aonia are recognized with sucient cearness by the
european press. ,
so long as austria does not .respass beyond the