New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
nLNtElL NOrEN

Tsuniers contribution 10 Punch Of February
o.i-aru-p..e cartoon ,ied "Impruum e. lihrrgas"
0,u..-lgau-lsti. Il iers"uts thr gar bending or
ward from throne apprehension and terror n every
feature About h fttIioc yelled speeios with KNIVES,
and 30 an rchcd yaui underneath tie throne kneels
fourth figure with torch setting oha Ipwo, r-srain
Iue drawing unusually strong, even !or fenniel.
The Counties. Panine, lady-in-Yaiting to the
Cmpre-s of Ru-.a been requested 20 resign ami 10
travel abroad sac isot romantic turn and sometimes
received quests Of whose character not fully
aware Among tbcs, was young student who' warned
ft the po,e were about search his rooms, ned TO
lcf house with ls paDcs, and. being pursued to her
,oon h the uaptgs under her pillow The police dscov-
erd them and ar SEED him. rnat the Nils,s. however
nave eaGs hgI quarters Is shown. not only by the
climber documents found Deusch, killed IN the secret
.s. f p but oY lrtters and papers found on Russian
doctor ard refugee at Paris who a h'r io" hmset or
was into The seine These documents we're 81 wa
M trousers lnlug and were nauded over 70 the Rus
s.n Embassy. WHO iorwa. ded them to the Ct Peters
4 portrait Of General John T. Reynolds, be-
oue,tned by his brother Admiral William RoYnolds,wa
presented TO the Historical Society Of Pennsylvania at
Philadelphia on Monday evening. +. G. Eosengartcn
gave brief account Of the two gallant brothers. The
sketch OF Generals fe illustrated by his letters
aud oy the extracts the reports OF Mcclellan and
Porter and Hooker aud Meade and Burnside. and tho
oth4r officers with whom ne had served well by
the accounts given by OF the best historians OF tho
war showing tha his whole course was marked by the
highest military cbaraoterstics mistaken devotion
to fntv AN uusrItsh anxiety to bis country, Gn
un,s, "a mus for war; that secured the
lecf confidence Of his comrades Rud o. MA foeltis
tleSu" ssoife ~ N 'dierec e. to hardship or xposGTe
zrn that carried him aud led him. finally 10 lose his
nfe I'm anxiety 10 be WITH MS mrn ln the extreme
front aud the moment OF greatest danger
That the strategical position Of Denmark
may be great Importance IN the event OF European
war il the position taken by military writer In
The cologne Ga:ehs Toe harbor OF Copenhagen and
several good auchorases the coast OF Zealand would
afford to feet operating in the Baltic secure basis
which on'a b., very useful in war against RussiaJ
while III war ug nst Germany, Jutland would afford
place OF decentralization Tor large army Which, mafch-
Ing southward, would cause diversion thai m'sh' %
very awkward for thc German commanders lls tnere-
fore not improbable that some great Power NAV attemps
IA ma'e the achievements OF the British heet against
nerm ,rf in 1901 and 1907. During the Crnean war
irra was no suspicion OF Denmarks neutrality aud shs
was wa" bnt ner neutrality might doubtful IN the event
OF a war between Germany, France, and perhaps Ru.
sa 10 whon case u would probably be deemed heees
sary set all doubts at rest by decisive action
A fortnight ago the question of the duration
Of Parilatnents was brought up by Mr.. HONS In the
Commons. lie moved resolution IN favor OF establish
ing qunquenuia Papaments, and argued In support oS
II that the country ought 10 be consulted more ire
anently iu order prevent any particular sdmnisrs.
ton whether Liberal Conservative, from exercising
too much power He did complain that the present
Government had acted bey ond the law, or that they
were not within customary usage, but he maintained
that the condition OF affairs the c0unrWas very DIFF.
ferent now from what t when the SeptenuiHl Act
was passed. when there only 100000 electors in
stead of 3OOOOO0, and when tue annual expenditure OF
fhe nation was much moro tnan was spent now In
one month. Mr.. COwen seconded the motion. pointing
out that for couple OF centuries the country had an
nual Parlaments, and adducng vast amount OF hstOr
cal show that both practical experience and
the opinions OF leading statesmen had been IA favor
of Paraments II was In his Judgment essential
10 render the between members ana their con-
sttuencies direct constant and complete. ue also ad
yocated the payment OF election expenses the
sttuencies and tue abolition OF canyassng, Tbs reso.
vote Of ll0 TO 90.