, 1881-07-02

: ING ciGetTlc rnllfnTn III l'r1t. 1tfiilttlS III
i'riln sill remains ntt experiment, md even
itsf wartiH'st friends tln nut .clAtn that. su
fur, It llna proven 10 he MI c,ire sl,ecess. hit
It Is confidently expected TINT nj! the .rfccts
which tltsse s!l0wn themselves SO fnr vii! ho
HaaeliMl by new inventions. On tho ..tll of
.lnhe II I,ap1Mnetl that during tho terrible
ri.tn-St0lll le ttyHaIil0~e! !tctri!: Nnrlii,r IT,
fused to wnrk. 'fhr rain. Df eUltrSc, was
the f;,Hst, tho wnter absorbing 50 MI,'rh
electricity that nut GtOtt.it r1nRuie1 f1r tls'
:5ctrllcn snilst discover II way tu prevent such
Interruptions. ,1Int tA0re II ,tDt tho slightest
rtisull fur thu belief TINT tho i,lyenllan 1tself
VIII prove tn be IL failure.
Tho l'ctcrsbnrQer Zciit'g, paper printed
In thu Grrmni, language Mt 81. Petersburg,
t. very prudent and careful Go3,ccrning
everything It publishes. According to t,s
statement tic situation III that cIty seems lo
hi Il llul,clcss olle indeed. Tho Ncit,lly
writes tho following: ".' 'a.'''~ i.
Whenever neutrality-suspicious. o!1r oyo meets
Insecurity. uncertainty, !1rcnry Ellaws lntI
sieetrts wh!sa o,, VI fIn ilt9 !Gss Into @ Ito
bluw ur tho ist lJt|t, Ut Mtc! IL ton sCyc,1 utid
II, Will takc miro tha. IL TOW ,It,sltns ~ rp-
u. letHt the foundation hill fnr tho bridge tsy
iI,enlls NJ w1llch We might lit futnru ,ntx plncc
ourselves p,n tern tlrnin out nf tha bntiolnc:s
swMttI III which WI MiD lDw nitu,st n9t tu sight.
1ht SO fur this hope has int huc1 rcMftxetl. We
NGu iutElnH hut tirkHc53 bcf0rJ tls. Nut my IT
i,0iItlcal lnbyr!nlh ii,pranlence ind jack ur
1s1ncnt rfcrhl nns0nE tho s'lnssca. wh? Mt
tfIt !" 1ri;s .9nseys5 @ r ..rx lsenrW @
ii, check Is military forec.. distress, huItgor,
ner'ne"to liz inscrisr "i l;ssa and tIsy cie.ry
SHOW tito tncnsrcetnsss Of THO fnn'lntnofitnl
pcstsss am5 NV? ao n rss n To s!.shs on e.
l,sIIsM ire tDtltlnuGd With lllreleHtnH bltter-
iicaa. r.d tho consequences shpw TINT for every
tsliuOt bo curu by c,'yoriny UP; hut tho press
" silent OH many questions Of tho grnscst tn.
.Whaber .hIs ii tho bcat 1nunc, Il, iTa!iluiIi!zu
tho public mind. which qoya nll VIC stall0 tho
must III need Ut, Ii very doubtful. al. -. :.
According to tho INN. Slccfc, tho Spanish
Minister at Paris, the Duke Fernando Mill
,lez, llns received lnstr.tgtlons fru,l Ills lun!u
Government 10 'ss'ui,tl tho French Goyerit-
incnt In reference to the acquisition Of 3to-
rocco by Spnit,. Tllu latter tl1es not nppru-
bend my opposition to This measure, bucatise
It would bo simply a rcppti.!on Ut tho trick
played, by, Fralieo On :runls. Uut. III easu
6pair should be informed to tho contrary. she
wflInstcinpt tic annexation, France to thec0il-
lrtry Notwithstanding, relying on the cncour
hsIng lsastrancGs received FROM Bismarck,
THU political situation Ut Europe Is at pres
but silclt that some Of the prominent Powers
w0uht think of seriously opijoslig a,ly
Spanish nt[yclitu1'o Oh tho other sEtle 0f tho
Straits nf t}tbraItar..' or those wltoaro iuter-
tstcd tho most-Fra,,cy antl Engant!,- tho
former ]ns rlrently established IT precedent
Morncc0. nili tlio iuitNr ci,llltl not fur mora
ihn, an. r.Msn,' @ ,ii,!rct II SnoiM sf,n,lti ..
lily ttH ~ u',s % .1.aot 1Ic - ~, nM ,'.' o' ~ ~.
s a 10 tGseNRu M NRs fsa ~ " H. ss ~ o. o
When Franco tnOk' :Tu!ts, tho british .lit!1l
| growled, and When Spnln. tnkes M6r.cco, hi
iMItf Snitnrryof: StoroccO rn1l no MIR, WITH.
stnfui Su,tin i1,ul, Tu1lis. il,cirtilr tIo Turk
~! Sn. e9M .tvn9s ~ ~, fcin ~ MIL WI,
e no Wo,tet, teYteloIe u tin tataicAm 1ap
:iunls ;wti i'e pain{ca j! FSencl', Morocco III
Spanish, aid 1llpol III ltailali colors.s' '''
During his stay Mt Cal,ors Galnbctta ltatt to
sshmitto snmo trying interviews. According
Il, III, Et,4, t7yt, F.;u,frs ,verc fin ninxt ,;cr
." T., G, s,. ,"% %r ,. ",fn,,on ~ ia,,.,ra
sisteit n @sEins loF ny nGtelise ilinuneta'