New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
vonr n,uv TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1901.


~ tha toto, exnorts from Great Britain over those
Of fine preceding year was $156395, 900. surprising
the increase in our exports in the Same per'ou W
S31 O5O 600 II must be remembered, however,
that our foreign trade In manufactured articles ID
but of comparatively recent growth, WINE tns1 u
Great Britain has been the work literally Oh ceh'u-
RES Her increase of exports IN the tsst year. wv
largely due to the improved harvests over 1uoSo "
1879 For our further encouragement, IL ls worm
while to remember that Great Britain IS rorceu u
inport all her cottons sugars oils, and mucn Oh ne,
iron before she manufactures them, hence her ros'
gain is only the difference in price between 1ne Ia"
and manufactured article, while we derive tne en'io
profit from the product. from the raw ore anu COZ
ton on to the polished steel or delicate 1aDrc
we offer in English markets.
In Austria journalists rather plume themselves Oh
the freedom enjoved by the since the adop1ioh
of the Constitution. The worst thing tnat usually
happens to them as the result OF prlnting an i""
Greet political article IS the c0ubscatlon oi 'no GU
ton of the paper containing it; whereas " VIZ"
MANY the Imprudent editor is marched OH W jan ~
file of soldiers and prosecuted as criminal Inc
wav the Austrian press law works Is shown oy
experience Of the lead ng p,psr IN VIENNA D'o '"o
Erie Presse which announces at the heao VI ITO
columns III ITS issue of January 20 that the eution
of "A
from the Government Attorneys office, on account
Of an article on the speech Of Count laaffe IN the
Recnsrath. a second edition il printed 1or tue
bano6t Of the subscrlbers with the article omited
The Govcumcnt Attorney does not seem W nave
discovered the article in time to prevent the nrst
edition poinV in the mails, for we are IN rrcept Vi
10th the original and The eXpurgated copies' lno
objectionable article would be Thought I'D EDVla"u,
where genuine freedom OF the press p1sls p'o'o '"
fair and dtgIlfied political criticism. Inc "ol''
thing said IN OF the Austrian Premier IS InaC ms
policy of taxation and expenditure Is maKe'n't'
pnllcy Evidently the AuStrians have c0nSi"eia"io
progress to make yet before they arrive at that
freedom of newspaper discussion which ID essentiai
10 good government.
Hatred Of English rule extends smolderng over
nil India, and only needs opportunity TO ourst
mo fl me. Such an outbreak actually occurred re-
cen " in the Kingdom OF KapOOr. tiny
Mahratta State continuing a pOpGla-lon OF not
more than 700 900. The rebellion was beaded
hy a shrcwd native nam ii Rambhat, whose
plan was to murder tie Brts'' lo"t 'ne
town and dPuOso the Raj IN. placing on Tue
throne to1l of MS who WAS to pcrsonate long
dead Raiah VINO appears to nave been as popular
among the people good KING Alfred ana
whose return ro lie has been aSanXOu'y prayed lot.
The nutiny was discovered " zen ripe. and the ilng-
lead rs nos: of whom were Br hnins. w"re arrested
and put on trial for lrvyIng war against the EN-
rr.s4. The aft r. rival IN Itself. sIgn ii ant,
~ SOW ag the temper and the power III con'olh"-
iion of the HIND 'o,. hroc thousand persons knew
OF the Or posed massacre Tor mouths. yet no whlspe:
oi warning reached thc resident. The terror. 100.
vI,ir., TINS account of the nutny If pennies
Stutr not IA large AS the CIV Of New-IOiH caused
IN = rover ul Kingdom ike Great l'aln shows
how irArl is hrr .ctual loid upon her Colonies.
The latest efforts of tine lnitrd States tiSh Com
mlssonerS have been directed to the lntrodu' fl"n
in Eastern waters of the California "rluh"w
or mountain" trout. a mnch larger aud gam fish
than our or limary brook front. Tiny weigh on an
average fonr pounds in thriT native waters. and
often reach 10 six pounds They have been raised
hereto ore only 10y private enterprise. BY the way
tIe great increase j" thu. last decade of tho aum er
OF fish farmers IN the East Is most "nr"hraEnS
sign. Ten twelve years ago thec" were mo- more
than half dozen III the Who'll" OF IN" Easto' Ii ana
Middle states Last week gentleman OF TINS city,
having occasion to send circulars to the fish cuiur-
iss of the country, found the addresses oi l"rfy
on Long Island alone. Many oi them breed the
front Tor market and others let fishing privileges
! L. spOrt,mrn in the season. The h>l-iarns range
from SIX tosNty acres. Seth TIRE n, the large II
practical pscrulturlSt in Amrnra j. reported to
n,tve uu % saul that an acre Of good water could
hc made 10 produce tWic. much food as an ~ re
of land" if So iisn-flrmiug ought 10 bc part OF
| thr work OF every farmer with sman stream or
| fresh pond oil his premises
Iho Rev. Joseph Cook mad" long speech OF
! temp rance before the Y,urg Mons Chr stan Asso-
Grafton of Mluchcs Eng ahd. tlr 2S,n ut., IN
the course of wl.h he dcmct 'd III the mos glowing
colorS the advance wuIch tota abstinence nlS mad
| IN the Uuited States. lie 0Wrlt particularly upon
! the fiSniol set bv Praslicnt and Mrs. II yes IN
the " jle Honse. and nDon tin 'rcqr2nt absence o.
VINE from pubic dinners. particularly from
thu,r of thu college aumhl. -ir CuiugiZ'd G'rTra.
Grant who now. he said. turns hts wIne-glass M
| side down al every puoc and private fca.' Mr..
| Cook sprrch sIch as he would be Likely 10
make. II may or NAV MT have presented the exact
state of he temp rance lcsiIUn in the United
States but It was livcly. Strong a. startling. End
U:S rncplyCd WE should iu from, lie constant ill.,