The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-07-01
TEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.

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TEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
RE ErFECT OF AMERICAN OPPOSfT7ON
70 PAUPER EMIGRATION
taay and Perplensty or tie rssv Law |
Gsardiaus-TAe 1rssh In Amsrseo W. |
eaiaea--As xlsty Over B'smsresss'ne |
AmmSl Pasha's Belief that hse osW. The |
Ahedive. Planned shs Alexandria A"ssa. |
lere-FleeSas frss the Chossrs-Ar. A..
fsey's Mes-opsiissn Opera Hesss Company. |
LONDON, June 30.--The action Of The United |
Yes authorities and the general expression
<,blic opinion In America In relation to the
lux OF paupers from Ireland. havo plunged
he OF tho bodies Of Irish Poor Law Guardians
10 the deepest alarm and perplexity. and
@o called forth in England n good denl Of
hrp criticism. The fact that the action OF
b American Government should only have
en taken at tho urgent solicitation OF the
Stional League. 10 made the occasion Of un-
gable comment: and tho Irish In America
fpbraided with selfshness and hypocrisy
Trying on an agitation In behalf Of their
Wing and oppressed fellow countrymen In
4 bland. and then basely seeking to drive them
bm land of peace and plenty as soon as they
I've como In sight Of 1t. The Poor Law Guard
10 are dismayed at the prospective return OF
paupers they thought they had got rid Of
ever. and ut the loss OF the money they spent
their shipment. while the Government ptans
teive serious check. and the systematic
deportation OF parishes has come to q stop
IT IS 1t WIS getting we'll under way.
The Sun OF May 6 called attention to tho first
bn transfer to America by a Board of Poor
w Guardians Of the bulk Of pnupors In their
urge. They were from Kenmare. and they
led on May 8. and numbered 100. They
10 paupers who had boon for varying periods
krgeable on the Union. and they were
pped bodily into America at the Unions
Sense. unassisted by the luke fund or by
Bet Government aid. Nearly oil the later
pments Of paupers by the different Unions.
they have been numerous. have been man.
IA without publicity. and with the CONN.,
Ice Of the Government. whose local naval
4 Vice has attended to the transfer OF tho en-
Npts and their effects from the shore to the
oing steamers.
q. he directly assisted emigrants sent under
% arrangements Of tho Tuko fund are not all
ppers. and a good case can probably In most
ltances DO made out for them. Any alleged
torrance on the part ofthe Anchor or Allan lines
specting the character of their passengers. is
bmewhat singular. in view OF the fact that the
kssages werc contracted for In bulk and paid
yr by the Poor Law Unions. Tho luke emil
fants have nearly all been disembarkcd at tho
6rt OF Boston. but great many actual paupers
ave boon landed both In Boston and New York
1nce May
The contest In Monaghan Is bittcr In the ex-
teme. but the canvass by Mr.. Parnell and Mr..
Sealy has been SO vigorous and effective that
1e election Of the latter Is confidently expect
]. Large numbers OF troops were assigned to
bp the peace In the county between the Catho-
= Is and the Orangemen.
IA deep and widespread disappointment IL
1t over the defeat OF the Deceased Wifes Sis-
h bill in the House OF Lords. Over fifty
eers who were strong advocates Of the meas.
10. were absent from the division. und tho re-
bit has given rise to timely criticism OF the
pltical functions Of Bishops and their inutili-
In tho House OF Lords. In the present In
lance they have proved to be obstructionists
the most obstinate kind.
Tho health of Prince Bismarck ia again q
pattor OF much anxiety in Germany. He con-
ives. however to watch the progress OF tho
kpedtion to Tonquln. which promises to be a
pry serious matter; and he sees with satisfac-
on that the foreign policy Of France Is In
Dlvlng her rapidly In disabling com plications.
he flrmness Of the Chinese Government has
ccssioned general surprise. Its military and
eval preparations leave no doubt OF its deter
lination to fight.
II remained for Ismail Pashn. the ex- Khedive.
point out how complete and irrevocable Is
10 English annexation OF Egypt. Ho has ar
WED in London at the house OF his son. Prince
1assan. on a mission Of personal conciintion
nhich will be futile for the English mistrust
md hate him and he has taken occasion to
Express his views fully about tho situation and
3hpu n n ha
believes fully that the Alexandria massacre was
anned BIZ him. and this unsought testimony Of
he fskher gives weight to the formal charges
kainst Tewfk handed to Mr.. Gladstone yes.
erday by Lord Randolph Churchill.
}Ismail ridicules the notion OF 0fench own
fship in the Suez Canal. He says 1t is an Egp'
Ian canal. and that. as Egypt Is a possession
England. the canal ls English property. JUS
, an American railway Is American. even 4
II It's stock is owned In England. This view
las met with an eager welcome Ia London hut Il
xasperatcs NJ. de Lesseps. who apparently II
hood faith has entered on behalf Of his com
fAny on the project OF the second canal. The
Mercantile community. and particularly thu
Shipowners. have no faith In De Lesseps. ant
yesterday paid in 500. 900 for the preliminar!
txpenses OF organizing the English suez Cana
company. which has now assumed an activ'
ind corporate existence.
The appearance Of Asiatic cholera In o verl
"frulent form in Egypt has caused a great dea
Il apprehension throughout western Europe
And has put to flight all Of the European fam
0ies in Egypt who have means to get away
Every vessel that can be pressed into the ser
&ice is engaged In carrying them on. AM
Every port In the Mediterranean 10 In pant
Aver their expected arrival. The rapid spreat
b1 the disease and the great mortality hav'