, 1881-03-27
Alarm for the Safety OF the
Prince Of Wales Still
Prevalent.
Zen. NIelikof Has Refused
to Be Responsible for
His Protection.
Scenes in Court During the Pro-
ceedings in the Labou-
chere-Lawson Case.
The Victims of the Nice :Holo~
caust Number Over One
Hundred.
Prince Charles Of Roumania Assumes
tho Title and Dignity Of
a King.
Shocking Account Of Human sacr'hces
on the West Coast OF
Africa.
The Shipments Of Early Martyrs to
America Pronounced Bogus
by the Pope.
His Grace tie Archbishop Croke on His
Grace the. Archbishop
McCabe.
Row at the Gambetta Banquet -hepor1s
Regarding Mrs. Edwin Booths p.
Health.
Shocking Account Of Human sacr'hces
on the West Coast OF
Africa.
The Shipments Of Early Martyrs TO
America Pronounced Bogus
by the Pope.
His Grace tie Archbishop Croke on Ills
Grace the Archbishop
McCabe.
4 Row at the Gambetta Banquet- Reports
Regarding Mrs. Edwin Booths :.
Health.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Special Cable.

GREAT BRITAIN.
WITHOUT INTEREST.
Special Cable !
1oxnoS. March 9-lrish affairs nave
hon without interest during the week. In
centInr Mr.. Dillon's anticipated arrest, eS-
nec+ation is concentrated on the lntroouc-
finn of the Land bill, which Air. GLADSTONE
rcvv promises for the It'll OF Apr1l. Inc
IIberals. though cheering Mr.. Gladstones
announcement, consider that statement
If It's provisions before Easter is mistake,
rivfnr the opposition in both tie Irish ana
conservative ranks fortnight to organize
resistance. 3lr. Gladstone yielded MS own
ohiec1ions under Radical pressure. though
th;s ob1iges him to deliver in the same week
the tx3 most important speeches OF the ses-
sion.
EDWIN BOOTH.
Sptctnl Cahe.
LONDON, March ,6.-The Saturday tfcefeep
SAWS of Booth to-day: " Booth's ehea3enieil'
At the Princess Theatre comes to All emu 10
night. We have recorded the opinion, 1oflhee
from studying all his performances during
his envacements, that he Is an actor OF "ue
vrry highest rank. To us his poctlcal anu
poTertul Othcllo seemed to rank win tne
hest; of his performances. Mr. Boolh's
friends will be sorry to learn ttlat N1s'
Rootn's condition is considered quite hope
less. Her death is hourly expected
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Rcotb closed tonight his engagement At
tina Princess Theatre. The engagement as
a whole, notwithstanding the incompetency
Of tbs management and the scandalous1S-'n-
adeouate support, proved Il brilliant success.
both dramatically and financially. Ar.
Booth firmly established his position win
the London public against much opposition.
The Saturday Reric,p sums up from
study of all his performances that Mr.
Booth is all actor of the very highest RANK
His latest representation -ShDtocE-ls less
generally liked, the English preferrnE Mr'
Iryinr's view Of the character. Alr. Bootfrs
next appearance will be at the Lyceunl, IN
Mir, Irying's company, next month. Every
seat-.for the first two evenings was l"hS
since sold. amateurs yainly offering un-
heard-ot prices. Mrs Booths health shows
slight improvement.
::npFaE cANDAHAE RESOLUTION.
Special Cable
10TnoS. March 9G.-Thc Ministerial ma
ior1ty m the Candahar resolution was rather
1arper than the Liberal whips" expected
and largely exceeds the Conservative calcu-
1atfons. When Mr.. Stanllope proposed his
motion he counted on numerous LID
era1 defections, The result is that ONLY TOUR
liberals abandoned the Goyernmet, OF WHOM
Mr.. Cowen, of NewcastIc-on-Tyne, and Sir
Edward Watkin, arc Liberals in name on1y-
The other two are unimportant Many
HomeRuiers supported the Government
The debate showed striking preponderance
of debating power on the Liberal side Sll
Charles Dixie speech was lucid, convincing
and excelIently delivered. 1t has much I'LL
proved his Parliamentary position. LIS, an
nouncement of
GEN. sKoBELEFF's RECALL FROM ASIA
DESTROYED an important part Of the Tory case
and threw the whole Tory line into conlu
sion. Lord Harrington made an equally quo
impression. Mr. Herbert Gladstones 1naltle
speech delighted the House. 1t was modes
and sensible, and in some points prlll!ah
The opinion of the country is unquestlona
h1y with the Government by vast majority
The PRINCE OF WALES
The alarm respecting the vlslt o1 LII
Prince and Princess of Wales to St. feter:
burg still continues, though little punli
mention lis -made OF it, 1t is known th'
warnings covering explicit Information 1fol
the St. Petersburg police wero. received u
fore and since their departure. Gel
hfelikotf declines to answer for their satet
though he gives assurance that every pr
caution will be taken.
THE DoERs' DEMAND.
The correspondents of the London pape
in the Transvaal have missed one very II
portant feature in the negotiations betwet
Sir Evelyn Wood and Joubert-viz.: the d
1nand Of the Beers for some kind
compensation for the loss and lnjn
inflicted upon them during Il
war. The Boer leaders claim, anu the Br
1sh Government By its course on this quo
ton practically admits their claim, that t
war was forced upon them by Sir 'Iheop@l1l
Shepstone and lis undcrstrappers, and 1t
dif6cultto sec how under the circunstanc
=, MEGladstone can refuse to entertain the
demand
THE FEELING OF HUMILIATION
~ over the inglorIous result of the strugg
has been aggravated by the news of Il
claim for indemnity, and Lord Cairns "
be able to make out pretty strol
argument for his motion of 4 wa
of confidence, for that is VIII
his resolution on the war n
really amount to. In London, where t
worship Of ''Jingoism first took root a
where it is not yet wholly extinct, the pea
is denounced rs a complete sure
del Of !. Engiano's hold upon Sou
Atrr.u lii ue country, whe
th,, look at these things mc
tro1n the pounds, shiliings. and pence poi
of view. the policy Of the Government
pretty generally sustained But the GU
ton is asked. and Mr. Gladstoues friends