The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-05-27
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE
-, ryEs TURNED WITH EA0ERNESS
N'' 70 THE CITY or MOSCOW.
r..r.s OSaeiaIs Revealing All Ncws-The
"..,,.re ar the Pope's Circ0Iar-Disqnie
-. Rumers About Queen Victoris's
...,,h-IIostiie Tone Of the English Prsss
a.. French Operations In Madagascar.

a.allh-IlOstNe Ouc " INC h-"Bssso Esss
:. the French Operations In Madagascar.
s,ecidi Co,e Despatch to The san.
,oypoy, May 2G.-All eyes are turned to.
,..oou In tho excitement created by tho
,'.h.,ic pageant of the coronation and its
/ Jealous prodigaIity the shadow Of Nihilism
= ., the moment seemingly efTaced. There
a. .rn or mention Of 1t in the lavish ac-
s..,. tlat are published. and the Russian
s~.ial press says that foreign Journalists arc
,,.s, aware that there Is no misunderstand-
:. hetxeen the Empcror and his people. but
-, ,hey see a nation united in love for its
....,sirn devoted to the dynasty. and now cell
.h,,tipe its joyful loyalty In festival Of peace.
r,arv telegram from Moscow IL rigidly revised
!. "a Petersburg and all correspondents I'M
l.,.,and that it IL useless to send anything
A., does not reflect upon the glory. splendor.
al unity Of the empire. To that aspect of 1t
,l,v eon0ne themselves. and they enjoy their
.l,sr badges and the hospitality Of the Gar.
Onlv the wonderful power OF the police and
..,,st service prevails to defeat tho ends OF
ybilism. Never were the arrests SO numerous
mo so startling character as during the ten
A.,s prior to the Cars departure from st.
p,ersburg and. SO far. the confidence OF the
Goyernment In it's ability to protect itself has
hen justified. All accounts. however agree
IA describing the enthusiasm and devotion OF
Ae multitude In Moscow as thoroughly spon-
.anAous and genuine. while the daily specta-
d.. In point Of brillancy and variety. is OF al
nost Incredible interest From London 1t is
u,ched with eager attention. but the copsum-
nation OF the ceremony tomorrow will be
hled with general sense Of relief.
The occurrences Of the week in Ireland, the
u,husisstic reception OF Archbishop Croke on
bis rstsrn from Rome and the general public
oppression Of opinion show that the Popc's cir
clsI has completely failed and that the Catho-
Dsarmly but respectfully decline to be dictated
10 politically by the Holy See. This result Is
n,her approved than otherwise In England.
where there has sprung up strong feeling OF
rsentment at the attempt OF the Government
buss the Vatican as a political agency. In
Ireland the circular is easily defeated OF its
eject BY the tactics Of the Nationalist lead
en-. who boldly attribute 1t to the machinn-
tons Of a miserable clique Of pauper landlords
Who iniest Rome and who are aided by English
AGENTS like Mr. Errington.
This opinion finds u ready echo in England
md In the House of Commons. where the Gov
Hnmont has farod very badly on the whole
VucsuVu lFptu ptaHNlllc TtldtlOUS WIN Mr.
Erington appear in a very bad light. and it is
opehy charged that the expense OF Mr.. Erring-
IONS mission is borne by the secret service
fund. disbursements and disasters multiply
about the Government. the Conservatives grow
holder and holder. and on Tuesday or Wednes-
day Mr.. Gladstone will call his adherents to-
sether and submit plan OF action whereby to
rsuscitate working majority to transact
business during the remainder OF the session.
Ills hopeless to count on the Irish members
but Liberals like John Morley are calling loudly
% them to beware how they entangle them-
eves at present with Lord Randolph Churchill
nd his followers. A statement OF Mr.. Trev-
vans in the House on Thursday is thought
aR KsaIGS~. ala ta SShFkh ralssss Of Mssars
The Queen leib last night for Scotland. Vari-
~ rumors Of dis1uieting nature are circu-
hted about tho condition OF her Majesty's
lsalth. 1t Is stated that the fits OF depression
retinue and that the alarm OF the royal family
bssrious. However slight the foundation for
Asse reports may be. they have created I'M
aness among her subjects. who recall the
deumstances under which the reign Of hei
randfathor ended.
The bombardment Of Mayunga by the French
md their destruction ri settlement inhabited
Eanly my German. English. and American
heutras Is viewed with great disfavor in Eng.
had. The tone OF the press Is one OF great hos
dity and this is warmly reciprocated by the
Rrs papers. Statements are published to the
eject that large quantities OF arms and ammu
hiion are on the way to Madagascar from
England and America and that the Hovas in.
tend sturdy defence. France is at fever hea
over the whole foreign policy. and her excite
nsnt over affairs In Madaga scar promises t
ct her into trouble.
Grave doubt is expressed MS to the wisdom o
slsctng Lord Lansdowne to succeed Lorne
bacurious reward for his dcscrtion OF hi
hrty on the Irish land question.
The London season is at its height. and. al
nough the world Of money Is depressed. thu
world Of fashion never was gayer. The enter
anments are many and costly. and the city Il
rovded The drawing. room at Buckingham
nace on Monday was a brilliant AFFAIR an,
b presentations were numerous. The Coun
M Granville presented the Misses Emily ant
Virginia Mactavish Of Baltimore. Mrs. Lowell
Presented Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, ant
kr daughter. with Miss Haldane and Mis-
Nith Parrish OF New York. Mrs. and Miss vii
ND Of Albany. Mrs. and Miss Maurnn Of Provi
aenee, and Miss Rachel Foster OF Philadelphia
The warm summer weather OF the wee
Wrought out a great attendance at the Derby
ana The race was capital one. The Prince Q
wales is said TO have made his largest win
a'hss on this occasion. having been intimatel
eonc'rned in St. Rlaisc for some time. and hay
nx oacked him heavily. The American coache
Seie moi as conspicuous rs on former occa
s .oas' pus there was very respectable repre-
vNeu'aatl9n Mr. Punger Walton has arrived /
w ned, and has already received q solcm
;SNthihg TO beware how his intimacy wit
%%enkoys and stablemen comes 10 the 1ttcntio
u sae S'Gwards II the Jockey Club. They sa
t lave already shown that tissy intend TO ell
WI" INC rules rigidy this season.