, 1880-02-01
Its Main Object the Crushing Out OF Sc"
: cret Political Organizations. :.
Opening Of the Tariff Debate IN the
French Chamber of Deputies.
Russian Officers Resisted While
-. Raiding a Nihilist Resort.
Horrible Murder Of q Family Near Baroe-
Is. Iona, Spain. .,.,4:>

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A Correspondent Desepts upon The Critical
|'=!>-s Relations Between Russia and -
.,'.::' 49,: Germany.
The Weeks Political and Social Efents IN England
aud On the Continent.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE COMING SPEECH FROM THE THRONE.
Special Caok.
LONDON. Jan, s1:-Lord Beaconsfeld pre-
sided at. the Cabinet meeting to-day. 1t: is
reported at the Carlton Club that the leading
question under discussion. was the tone OF
the Queens speech, the near ap-
proach Of the time for. the reassem-
bling Of Parliament making it imperative
that an agreement should be reached at once
in relation to the matter, =; The Cabinet is by
no means unit concerning the policy to be
suggested by the speech in reference to the
principal issues raised by the condition OF
the country and BIZ the complications In for
eign affairs, but it Is believed that Lord
Beaconsfeld's influence will prove sufficient
to bring about q concert. Of opinion. Lord
Salisbury was absent, and, although he is
known to haye been recently i'll, it is
whispered among the clubs that be made an
unnecessary use Of his bronchitis to eyade
being present at meeting where
Ills OPPOSITION TO THE PREMIER
would only end in defeat for himself. It is
learned from an authoritative source that the
Ameer's speech will inform Parliament that
a Treasury grant is needed for. the
relief of Ireland besides the $3.50, 1000
from, the :. Irish : church surplus.
The message also expresses the hope that
Parliament will conclude the consideration
of the Criminal Code bill and othermeasures,
notably the bill amending the Bankruptcy
laws and the redistribution Of the six vacant
Seats The message will speak hopefully ofthe
prospect OF trade in Great Britain, and special
mention will be made of the prosecution Of
the Afghan campaign, but care will be taken
not to interfere with any scheme the Minister
may have under consideration for the final set
Element of affairs in! Afghanjstan. ~ The
Council will meet on: Tuesday at Windsor
for the final consideration and approval of
the message. Queen Victoria will preside in
person. ~: -:
-~ CONDEMNED. =
To the West<rn Associated Press. .''
LONDON, Jan. S1.-William Il. Smith, First
Lord of the Admiralty, Liberal Conservative,
while speaking in Westminster last night,
condemned the disposition Of certain Liberal
| politicians to coquet with the Home-Ru1ers,
evidently referring to: the promise of. Lord
Ramsay to support the inquiry into the ques-
ton Of Home Rule in theHouse of Commons,
in return for which the Liverpool Home
Rulers promise him their votes.
DEAD,
The Marquis Of Anglescy, Liberal member
of the House Of Peers, is dead; age, 50.
A ROYAL PROCESSION.
In anticipation Of the State ceremonial on
the 5th of February, when the Queen will
open Parliament, arrangements are being
perfected for a5Royal procession to and from
Westminster. The Queen and the Princess
Beatrice, attended by the Lords and ladies Of
the Court, will proceed from Osborne to
Buckingham Palace, where they will be met
by the Prince and Princess of Wales. Prince
Leopold and the Duke and Duchess of Con-
naught, the wife Of Prince Henry Of the
Netherlands, arrived early yesterday at
Buckingham Palace.
Previous to the hour fixed for the depar-
ture Of the Royal procession from the palace
her Majesty's crown and regalia " i'll be con-
veycd from the Tower to the Lord Chamber
lain's Office, when the regal jewels will be
taken In the state carriage, escorted by
Ycomen Of the Guard and detachment OF the
Household Cavalry to the House Of Lords,
ship Of the Court officers until the .Quecn's
arrival. Her, Majesty will leave Buckingham
Palace in state at a quarter to 2 In the after
noon, the first five carriages of the procession
being drawn by six bay horses, led by four
ne grsa rSse Cheers y sfs T sise
following will be q carriage drawn by six
black steeds, in which will be Prince Leo
pold, Master Of the Horse and lady in wait
ing. The Queen aud Princess Beatrice and
equipage, escorted BY Yeomcn of the Guard
and i detachment Of the Household Cavalry.
Osborne Friday. *.'r
Ths QuSSn sxgssted E d to take up her resi-
.. FouNDERED. ;.
The steamer Bengore, coal-laden, from
Penarth for Gibraltar foundered v len two
days from port: Thirteen Of her crew were
drowned and six Were'sayed. -.
|. .:... MR. PELL's VIEWS,
Mr.. Pell, who visited the United States to
gain Information on our agricultural inter-
ests, has made report Its very yolum-
condition of the farming interests Of the
United States aud England, Offering no salts
factory solution Of the causes Of depression.
It appears more like a studied effort to recon-
ci}e tho English farmer to his lot than IN
attempt to show him how he may better his
Slr. Phi dwells at length upon the fact Of
British emigration to America, and in Il tone
which would discourage such emigration.
Caradn and tile United States, and generally
to the disadvantage Of the latter. as place
of'residence. and paints Canatla's" future in