The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-15


80, E.presseaia Europe - a. Whether
-. sesr.s Coroaation VIII Tsks Place
c-...ord,nnry Determin alien Of the NJ.
.',.,. Invited Guests ~ akiaG Excuse-Re-
-. ns,e Libel suit against l.abouchere.
Special CnNe Despatch to TIE sun.
yovnoy. April IA - The general public
.-..a,s IN have been somewhat confirmed In |
~ pp,.nnrchenslon OF dynamite by the haste with
"s,ah tho new Explosives bill was passed. |
c...Iderabls uneasincss and alarm still pre- |
W., I'M, will doubtless be rapidly dsslpnted as
/" becomes moro apparent that the police have |
..I,, mastered the situation. Other arrests OF |
.inor Importance will be added to those
.,,osdv made. but the authorities are confident
,ha, tho defeat Of the conspiracy Is complete.
!, IA nrobnble that Ave Of the six prisoners. II
~, ali Of them. will be committed for trial next
Thu,sdny. They reflect very little credit on
oDonoynn Rosa and his dynamite school II
,hsy arr his pupils. having managed their
.n,irs with the greatest stupidity. and afforded
,.s Milo, every imaginable facility for insur-
ine their conviction.
The trial Of Brady has been watched with the
a.spest attention and the result has been
hailed with general qualification. There was
.rijespread belief in Dublin that he would
esenps with the aid Of the abb which his
friends made such strenuous Efforts to estab-
ush but it vanished befo-e the crOss-examinA-
uo, and he will pay tho penalty Of HIS crime
an May a. Ample company will doubtless be
vroyided for him by that time. Daniel Curley.
No manager Of the tragedy. will BE- the next TO
take his place In the dock. Whatever the gon-
sral feeling was in Ireland against Carey. 1t
has be N tenfold cmbttcrcd by his cross-exnm-
nation on Friday. His admission that he was
irregular attendant at holy communion during
the time he was engaged in planning the PhG-
nix Park murders was more than any one was
propared for and shows him to have been most
srocious villain. The general impression is that
tho convictions will ensue throughout the
whole list OF prisoners with very little delay.
The evidence Is completed in every part and
from what the Grown Prosecutor says every
one engaged directly or indirectly In the
crime has wanted to turn informer except
Number One. and a few who. like the Rev.
Father Murphy, escaped to America. Carey
identified two photographs OF Number One yes
terday a gentlemanly. heavy-hearded person
In militia uniform. Much attention has been
called TO the conduct OF the Dublin populace IN
cheering Brady as the prison van passed
through the streets, and interfering with and
insulting the police accompanying II. 1t has
produced very bad impression here as to the
actual condition Of public sentiment In Ireland.
Nj. Parnels refusal to 60 to America con-
tinues to be generally discussed. and various
Interpretations are placed upon 1t. The fifteen
members who have represented the Irish party
recently in the House have been as active as
ever In their tactics but they are heard with
Impotence. and they attain no practical re-
suits. Mr.. Parnell's great strength was in the
fact that he alone had had the power to
arouse u really national sentiment In the great
Irish middle class. and to turn its dormant
Umpathes into political activity. The Dublin
murder trials and the mad proceedings Of dyn-
amte fanatics have caused q reaction in Ire
Ind As we'll as elsewhere. and Mr.. Parnell's
4. Dower for the present IN under suspension.
Tho coronation ct Moscow may and NAV not
hke place. 1t is very generally doubted
throughout Europe II 1t WILL and In some OF the
best-informed quarters 1t Ia stated that 1t will
again be postponed. There 10 no cessation. how
ever. oithe prepsrationfor the festivities. and
almost daily some new announcement is made
" the intended munihcence Of the Gar or Of
some extraordinary lavishness OF display which
las been devised. In the mean time the police
Rave arrested 80 many men and women that
he jsils cannot contain them. and although an
immense amount Of information has fallen into
their hands. II only serves TO show that the fra
tArnity is moro numerous and more hostile
than ever. that Its determination Ia unconquer-
able. and that 1t is absolutely fearless
and reckless as to the consequences
which Its acts may entail 1t would seem as II
The intended coronation was to be made q test
struggle between the Nihilists and the empire.
The desperation OF the conspIrstors is deeper
than at any time In the reign OF the late Gar.
And their animosity against the reigning SOW
sreign Is inflamed to degree thnt Is almost in
osdible. They say that 1t does not matter how
many plots are unfodsd. how many men and
women are imprisoned or executed. their plots
an too many to be all detected. and their
MEMBERS who are ready to die too
Numerous to be deRed. Tho approaching
sSent 10 consequently regarded with great I'M
saaine~s BY the numerous royal and other per-
sooages upon whom 1t il incumbsnt to attend.
The King and Queen OF Denmark have already
excused themselves. alleging a. reason the
oslicste health OF the latter. and 1t Ia probable
mat other expected guests will find oven better
nasons for abeenting themselves. 1t Is very
sTident that the greatest pageant that has been
attempted In centuries will. II II takes place. be
Witnessed BY very uneasy spectators. Invita-
uoas have besn sent TO representatives OF the
prominent anti-republican French papers TO
1tend. and the imperial Government will pay
III tneir expenses. entertain them gorgeously.
snd present each with i've thousand roubles.
Inc regaa and insignia. escorted by regi-
sent OF dragons. arrived at Moscow yester-
Wy The procession passed through streets
nned BY bare-headed populace. In another
pAH OF the city imperial sappers and miners
s',e curiously destroying mine OF dynamite.
.ao ukase was being posted on the entire
a0n.ier ordering increased vigilance. and max
"s the regulations more stringent
A. Labouchere has a remarkable libel suit
~ DIS hands. the Court Of Queens Bench hay
:. as Just granted a rule nisi for criminal in
~mauon against him at the instance OF the
N.Y. ue OF Vallambrosa. In the course OF an ar
S.'' ABOUT society at Cannes. published while
A''adstone was stopping there. Mr.. Labou-
H %ele expressed his general contempt for the
s OF Vaambrosa. whose father. no said.
w. nearly hanged because when he was an
~" Nv! contractor In the French service he sup
s,s n.y. - meat to a French army corps the flesh
~ .o'diers who had died In hospital. or who
zen Killed In battle. This startling charge
..Maisnanty denied by the Duke. and he pro-