, 1881-05-15
The Gar Denies that He Has to Be
Careful About His Personal
Movements.
Ex-senator Howe to Speak Be-
fore the Monetary Confer
ence Tuesday.
Gladstone Will Accept" Peerage-
Death Of Prince Peter Of
Gutenberg.
The Regular Sunday Mornings Gossip lbout European
Affairs as Seen at London.

CLOUDS.
Special Cable.

CLOUDS.
Special Cable
LONDON, May IA change is coming owe
the attitude of England toward France
caused chiefly By her conduct in regard tt
Tunis and her reactlonary commercial
policy. The best friends OF France
as we'll as the large multitude
who object to any annexation scheme
but their own, denounce the French aggres
sion in Tunis. Even more than Algeria il
1s70, Tuhis will become in war time source
OF Weakness to France, which has now to
retain $1,000 troops in Algeria Germany
will not object if she has to keeI
5000 more soldiers in Tunis. Although
France has likewise alienated the other
branch Of the Latin race, deserted Greece
dehed the Sultan, and aroused dis1rust in
England, the Powers will do nothing. Italy
attempts to bring the Tunisian treaty before
a European Conference, but Prince Bis
marck'S refusal, actuated by desire to see
France en1angle herself in difficulties. de
feats that project. EnGlaud's action is par
alyzed, because Of
LOKD SAL1SBURY'S s SECRET ASSURANCES
to II. Waddington, the French Premier at
the time Of tie Cyprus Convention. The
Tunis matter may lead also to iItfeeling be-
tween France and England in regard to
Egypt Some newspapers urge the inante-
nance of British supremacy, and the over
throw of French influence at Cairo. Mr..
Gladstone will discourage this proposal, it
his past speeches be any guide.
EXCITEMENT In ITALY.
To the Western Associated Press.
LONDON, May 1.-The Times correspond
ent at Rome transmits the summary of the
Franc0-Tunisian treaty as published there.
1t presents remarkable discrepancies with
Premier Ferry's statement in the French
Senate yesterday. 1t omts the Bey's guar
antce of war indemnity. and says the entire
territory, including Blzerta, is to be eyacu-
ated as soon as the execution of the treaty
is assured, except some points on mountains
in Krounir territory. It has the appear
ance of being cuoked to allay excitement,
which, from the tone Of the press, seems to
unhigll.
TIE ITALIAN MINISTER TENDERS IT'S
RESIGNATION.
ROME, May 1.-THE Ministry has rendered
Its resignation.
The stipulations of the Tfanco-Tunis
treaty excite great indignation here.
TIE DEPUTIES
have adjourned until the new Ministry is
formed
FRENCH MINISTRY pLENnoTESTIARY.
PA11s. May 14-Rokes1an has been ga
xetted as Minister plenipo tentiary Of the
frst-class, resident at Tunis.
u. APPROVED By THE FRENCH PRESS.
The newspapers all approve Of the treaty.
The RepuDlique Fruncnis expresses admira-
ton at the manner in which the Govern
ment conducted the affair. and points to the
necessity of extensive Improvements in the
regency, with view to pacifying the people
and preparing the way for peaceful progress
in Africa.
CRUISING OFF sUDA BAT.
The Athens correspondent of the Man
chester Guardian says: E3e French Ad-
miral left the Piraeus suddenly yesterday to
cruise of Suda Bay, with orders to Intercept
any Turkish 1nan-of-war bound for Tunis.