New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
EGYPT AND cHlNA-ENGLIsH POLITICS.

my CADIE To THE TRIBUNE.l
LONDON, Sept. 13.-The arrival OF LoIuS -'o' ''"-
,rook and Wolseley at Cairo has been follower oS
moro sinister rumors respecting the Nile EXpeoi-
.;or Naval officers in Upper Egypt strongly ooJec'
70 Lord Woseey's plsn. Lord "oiseieS h'iis''i
anticipates that his arrival at Dongola VIII suul'e
% effect General Gordon's release; II not ne Will
then decide whether 10 adhere to the nVer OF 10
make q dash across the desert. Military me" at
Cairo are pressing for the organization oi seconu
o,,,edi+ion from suakim in case Of failure.
1ftbe statement of the meeting of the Emperors
of The Vienna correspondent of The rally IeleGGf"
GOOD authority, be correct there Is no ground loI
thinking that there viii be any interference III
Trypt by the three Emperors. 1t is clear tha' Ln--
,ord will have a free hand till Lord North
brooks mission has been completed and cleaI
that Egvpt will from small part
cftbe Imperial deliberations. The Balkan states
the Nillists. and International sanitation are more
likely to occupy attention.
TRENCH CoMrLCATIoNs
There is much anxiety here as to the result 'l 'o
DAVIS meeting Of NJ Ferry's Cabinet owing to 'he
-.oss.,ro of the Power, who feel the inconvenience
of the present position. Its 'n,idcred' notWi'n
standing all statements TO the contrary 'h"'
France will declare war Serious diyergencies ol
ouiuion in the Cabinet paralyze NJ Ferry action,
Int the reported advance of the Chinese army Oh
ronouin NAV force his hand. France is now rccog-
,iv,pr the seriousness Of her position, and already
bcre j. talk of fresh credits and more troops SIM
lar demands being made IN respect to tA' opera
,,ors in Madagascar A particularly able letter
IN the iHqeuaac Zihmg states That WAA'
tLc French have only succeeded IN de-
STRIVING French interests, the English ana
Americans are rapidly consolidating their interests
The Americans. quietly exploring the southwest
coast. will gam its natural resources Tor 'Aen-
selves. ...,r.r,,.,
THr FRANCHISE AGITATION.
There IS lul il the franchise agitation Next
week more life viii be infused into IT 10y the ATTACK
cftbe Tory leaders on Scotland. The attitude oI
tte Paruelhtes developes more interest than mere
rlatfoum orations. There appears TO he ground Tor
tbe statement of The 6 lobe that new alliance las
loo, concluded between the PamclliteS and the
Tory marty. 1t is doubtful, however. whether Par
nen can carry with him more than twcnty->iA OF
his slurorrers i'm turning his back on tie franchise
Bill The Nationahsts say thar nothing less Than
the recall of Lord Spencer and Mr.. Treyc-
Iran viii satisfy them. The Government
majority IN the autumn SESSION may consequently
De- reduced 10 seventy-eight The Tories declare
that thi, j., more than enough for all practical r0'-
poses.
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Ola Colonial affairs extended the field OF the Con
ro.-, discussions and promises to give ne" o''7
to the views of vorilns-cl"'' 'e~o'r''
CRISIS IN b.l'l'N'
The news from Belgium is Serious 'N' i'''''
ton Bli has passed both Houses ami awaits '"'
royal 'An''l0'' "'''.l' '', al
given az once but the Li'''a'' "''
Kings veto ana dl'''Iu'ioH "i'" " '''''''' W. '''
suuecuon III case oi refusal lie '' W
the Cierca. party Is not Only INC -"'' ''' '''
only thing 70 aVod re'oiuuon'
sroErs AND THEATRICAL INTERESTS
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man nets over 800.