, 1881-07-10
karisians Unequivocally Pleased
with the Results Of That
Council.
4 Long Chapter About the Divineness
Of Adelina Patti and Her
Voice.
farming Reports Touching The Safety Of The
arizona, The Fastest Steamship on
The Ocean.
The Irish Land Bill Likely to Be Passed
by the Commons this Week -
The Budget.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE CORNELL. CREW.

THE CORNELL. CREW.
Special C.ibr.
LONDON, July 9.-!After leaving Henley
last Saturday the Cornell crew came to Lon-
don for few days sightseeing. They took
up their residence at putney on Wednesday,
where they commenced their practice OIL the
following day. The new paper boat has
proved great disappointment, being NIL
seasoned and useless at present. They will.
therefore. use the old boat III the A1ctropoli-
tan regatta. The Dublin crew will probably
accept Cornell's request to row them ut Put
ney next week.
AMERICAN HORSES IN RAD LUCK.
At Newmarket this week bad luck has at
tended all American efforts to win races.
Barrett, who has turned into arogue. ran oil
every day Of the meeting, his nearest ap-
proach to winning being Oh Thursday, when
he ran second to Tristan for the Horse Heath
Stakes. lie is evidently a worse horse than
many supposed, and if Mr.. Lorillard
had depended on him instead of
1roQuois he would have been nearer
! last than first for the Derby. Foxhall. at
whose mercy the Summer Cupwas apparent
! ~. did not compete, he having been allowed
"a rest for the present Tie stables over
Which Pincus prcsides expects to do great
things ut GoodWood, and to follow them up
at Doncaster by winning the ST. 1eger. for
which race, however, the American Is not so
good fayorit as Peregrinc. who, maly say,
will be ridden by Archer. At present no
final arrangements have been made.
TIE IRISH LAND BILL
Special Cabte.
LONDON, July a-The progress Of the Land
bill quite justities A1r. Glaastone's prediction
: of its probable passage next week through
! the House Of Commons. Few of the
iremaining clauses are likely to ex-
tcite protracted opposition. The state
ment made by the laborers that
Secretary Forster received reveals undoubt-
ed1y the weak spot of the measure which
j does so much for the tenant and farmer. and
so little for the laborer, whom the tenant op-
presses not less than the landlord oppresses
the tenant
THE REDUCTION OF THE AMERICAN DEBT.
The Economist again criticises the debt
reduction policy Of the American Govern
ment, and calculates that the present ILL.,
precedented surplus will probably be in
creased during the ensuing twelve months.
It contenplates the probability of the whole
, outstanding debt being converted be-
fore many years into > per cent
, bonds 1t urges that taxation
Is kept needlcsly high, because the lowering
, Of the interest is not dependent OIL maintain
; ing the present rapid rate of payment. The
Economist makes all this the basis Of all
argument agnillst the tariff. desiring to ap-
PLY the surplus revenue to the reduction of
the import duties rather than the reduction
OF the debt.
THE BANK OF ENGLAND AND SILVER
The same journal, describing Tie proposal
Of the Bank of England to buy silver1to be
held i'll its issue department, reasserts that
the bank will not buy unless
it can buy safely, nor under any
circumstances buy large amount 1t
seems now inclined to favor excessive coi1l-
age OF silver by other countries as 4 means
Of protecting the Bank Of England against
loss in such transactions 1t complains that
the American Government delays stating
what it is willing to do. businessmen here
continue tO regard
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE
as of little practical Importance, and ridl-
cnle the idea that England is likely to make
a sacrifice in order to benefit the American
silver kings.
Lord SaliSbury's speccl, in the debate OIL
sugar duties on Thursday is regarded, not
witllstanuing categorical denial, as ill.,
tended to raise the reciprocity flag, and rs
{oreslladowing the Conservative purpose TO
attempt protective relief in some form for
British manufacturers.
KING ''KALICo."
The London season having thus far been
unusually quiet, the arrival Of ka1a1saua
King of the Sandwich Islands, has been
godsend to the giyers of garden par
ties and kettledrums. He is the
fashionable lion. and goes everywhere.
lie admires the English ladies' and
Is greatly taken with their style Of evening
dress. 1t puts him III mind OF home. lie
behaves himself yery well except at dinner.
When he drinks 1uorc than is good for
him. He wanted very inuch to KISS
The Lord Mayor at 4 pahQat!
at the Mansion House the other evening, ami
vas very much excited at the Italian opera
Lust night. He is to dine Will
Ar. Gladstone next week. The pe"-
pie and the West End tradeslneh
DO not, however, pay much respect TO ms
Majesty, for they lave not forgotten, anu arc
not likely to forget the exploits Of that father
q All Elephants, Lord Of Twenty-sevcn I'M
ofellas, and accomplished. ''Deadbeaf," t1le
Shah.
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
=. There Is some talk again of q movement III |
: zarl'ament for inducing Mr.. Gladstone 10
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