The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-06-03
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE
,o,yrrCAL EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND
THAT MAY END IN a CRISIS.

TutT MAY END IN a CRISIS.
-. Conservatives Wishing they had Dts
ILL Rack for AN Hour Poweriessuess or
20. C,xernmcnt- House nterGeres
iii Mr. O'Ke,iy In his Desire 90 Flight y
nae, with Mr.. MeConn- Beiierthn France
10. On, Serious business an her Hnnds
Tsrouus the T"nGmin Troubles - The
r,r... Circuiar-Gny Times In Paris
re Dark side Of the Moscow show.
Sp,ciai tdLis D,srdtch to The sun.
1o,poy. June 1.-The private conference
The Liberal party on Tuesday was attended
No. only A minority Of tho House OF Commons.
and Mr. Glalstonc's statement OF tho inten-
,,ocs NJ tho Government revealed no very hope
toi plun. It was equivalent to a confession OF
t,e complete failure Of tho now rules and Of
the scheme Of grand committees. and virtual
abandonment OF some important measures to
vhich the Government was pledged. 1t was nm
snpeal in the interests Of the public business.
and i, will probably he in some degree success
MI, but only because the Opposition has no
Isader competent to take advantage OF the OPP
nortunity. The irritation OF Conservatives
At their own hclplcssncss knows no bounds
and they wish that they only had Disraci back
for single hour. Reform in the House has
turncd into organized confusion. the machin-
ery Of legislation will not carry its burdens. and
tho Government is powerless in the presence
NJ An Opposition unworthy of the name. In
the mean time the excitement in both parties
israpidly increasing and an impulse may be
given TO the tactics Of either on the earliest
issue that Is tried in the House which will pre-
ciptate final crisis. II would look IA il the
duration Of Parliament were practically in the
hands OF Mr.. Parnnl
Mr.. OKcy has afforded some relief to the
tension OF the House during the week by
his desire to fight duel with Mr.. McCoun. who
had characterized his giving tho lie SO forcibly
10 Mr. Forster as ungentcmanly. McConn
threw himself on tho protection Of tho House.
and Mr. OKelly was called to account yoster-
day. Mr.. Gladstone made very forcible
speech. and Mr.. O'Kelly expressed his con-
tempt for Mr.. McCoan In very pugnacious
terms. but said that. rs he could not force him
to fight no would drop the matter. On this as
surance the House took no further action. Mr..
Parnels lieutenant is always in hot water: but
Mr.. McCoan's days in Parliament arenumbered.
is believed that France has embarked in
very serious undertaking in Ton1uin and that
not merely is war with China likely to ensuc.
but also troublesome complications with Ger
many and England. large force leaves Mar
settles to-day and preparations are being ac-
lively W ucSphtcH SeNeTul more Trans
ports at an early date. Three German ships OF
war have left for Tonquin.
Tho news to-day from Madagascar occasions
surprise in London. 1t was not expected that
the French would lombard the ports in the
northwest. involving. rs it has. tho wanton de-
structon of the property Of foreigners.
The Papal circular is not being received very
seriously in Ireland. even by the clergy. Arch
bishop Crokc says the Pope is quite satisfied
with the effect it has had and Nationalists
point to the growth OF the Pnrncll fund and
say that they are satisfied. too. The impress
sion which 1t produced at first upon tho rolf
gious mass OF the people has disappeared be-
lore The argument that the Pope fell victim
to English malgnity The Vatican Is probably
the real sufferer. Its opposition to the Parnell
movement Is in no way ha!f-hearted. and has
resulte SO far in elrecting nothing In Ireland.
and only in inspiring mistrust in England.
The interest in the imperial show at Moscow
has vanished. and the reverse Of the rose
colored picture is beginning to appear. 1t was
sustained with an iron hand. and early revela-
lions OF Its darker side are promised. As the
proclamation becomes understood. An angry
murmur makes itself heard. and that IT should
be received with open rioting In ST. Petersburg
Ii significant There the population Is open in
Wednesday night by upsetting all the private
carriages in tho streets. Several of the occu-
pants were injured. and the rioters only dis
persed when charged by military. The enter
tainments at Moscow were Of tho most aston
ishing character and Incredible sums wore
lavished upon them. The extravaganza. from
the Imperial family down to the smallest am
bassador had absolutely no limit, and Is the
talk Of Europe
Paris Is full OF Americans and English every
MOTEL OVERLOOKING and the greatest saiety and
excitement prevailing. In view OF the splendid
weather the Salon. and the Grand Prix to- m or
row. In which there Is great interest. Mrs
morton has been giving some most successful
entertainments at which she Inns had the SIX i'll to
array. without collisions all sorts OF illustrious
personagcs to the envy of all other hostesses.
Inc city never looked gayer and the shop
Keepers have completely recovered from their
gloom OF the winter at tho prospect OF all the
money which thov hear is coming from Amer
i@ as 1t never came before.
Inc Due do Morny has distinguished himself
DE appearing rs u ballet girl at an entertain
meht at the Circle de- la Rue Royale. His Co.'S
,cme was perfect and startlingly decoteite
Feople say that lie lost his mind in New York
Mr. ana Mrs, Mackcy and their pilgrimage
tomorrow attract great attention. and the
""o'e European press is taken up with the
In"shihcencc OF Mr.. Mackey's private car. and
vac li'een Worth dresses which were contained
IN MIS- Mackey's private baggage car Even
~ MOSCOW, neither oricntaism nor imperial
'renuoF could throw Mrs Mackcy in the shade
Al Dir. fung"r Waltons luck docs not turn
uete VIII soon be an end to him OH tho turf
M NJ Is said TO have dropped over 100000 at
NewharEct and Epson. He has hard time
VIII 'hey make it hot for him everywhere.
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coronation FestivIties Continued.
hoseow. June 2.-At the ball given by Gen.
'"''h"tihlk the German Amha.sALor Inst evening