New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-27
PHASES OF E6ROPEAN GOSSIP.
INCIDENTS AND NOTES FROM ABROAD
THE GERMAN CHANCELLOR AND THE ENGLISH

THE GERMAN CHANCELLOR AND THE ENGLISH
PREMIER-ToPICs OF INTEREST.
LONDON, April 26.-Prince Bismarck has just
gwen another proof of his contempt for the methods OF
the present Premier OF England. His admiration for
Earl Beaconsfed having become almost proverbal.
Of the leading London newspapers recently sent him
note requesting in the most polite that he would
favor them with article containing his opinion Of the
late Earl's public and private career To
this Bismarck has written reply in
which he states that while it would give him
great pleasure to put record tribute Beaconfelds
greatness he eopardze the existing friendly rea
tons between his Government and that OF Mr. Gladstone
by doing This is interpreted enthusiastically
sarcastic way OF Bismarcks saying that If he were TO
write what he thought the contrast would be so marked
between the of Dlsrael and the tleness OF
Gladstone, that 1t would result in an amount
Of bitterness which he does not care TO stir up
SOCIALIST NOT ALLOWED TO RETURN.
Herr Kayser, a member Of the Iieicbsag who was
PEELED from Bresau. under the provisions OF the socias
tic law recently begged permission OF the German Gov
ernment to revisit his home in order to settle up
family affairs. The request refused and the Liberal
journals haze contained articles denouncng such ap
parenty uncaled for piece Of tyranny.
BRITISH COIN.
The British public propose to make strong fight for
the integrity Of their fsyore gold cOinsthe sovereign
and half sovereign-and well organized opposition is
rapidly developing against the proposition Of the Right
lower the existing standard.
RUINED BY GAMBLING.
Another baccara scandal is agitatng London society
The influence Of the friends OF the victim has been suf
hclent keep his secret from the public, but it
Is known that ne young man OF high family con
uecOns abundant income, and OF high promise In social
and political circles He has fed, leaving his creditors
defrauded his home broken up and has banshod himself
to life Of exile, with the alternative Of arrest If he ven
lures to return.
LORD GARMOYLF's TRAVELS
Lord Gaunoyle seems determined to keep away from
England, at least until Miss Fortescues breach of prom
ise Is OF the way 1t is announced that he is
to continue his travels until he has completed tour of
the world aud that he wiz spend portion Of next
mer at New.York, Newport and Saratoga.
LAUGHING AT THE AMERICAN NAVY.
The BrOodITov OF London the favOrte organ Of the
officers OF the British Navy is out with stnging cru
Of the policy OF the United States Congress toward the
American Navy. says that possessed Of any
knowledge must laugh at what It calls " Americas
pedding efforts to obtain effective, decent
fleet The English system" The Broadarro0 says, "is
bad enough, but the American Is infinitely worse
LORD CoIERIDGE's BOOK OF AMERICA.
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge making rapid progress
with his book of American "reminiscences Some OF his
personal friends who claim have had the privilege Of
reading what he has already finished, declare that the
book viii create a sensation and that the Americans will
be surprised the contained I'm ersln chapters
devoted to correction of the ultra American sentiments
delivered by CoerdJs IN Of his afer-dlnner and
leyee OratoTy and which l-receved by his
conservative English friends.
AMERICAN SECURITIES IN ENGLAND.
II is expected that enormous amount of American
stocks will be taken off the London market at the aI
preaching settlement The demand for American secur
ties continues steady, aud buying, II encouraged from
New-York will continue. There il strong feeling prey
seut that tine bottom has been reached many of the
prominent American stocks, and were it not for the
certainty which always accompanies Presidential year.
there is little doubt that large investments would he
made this side in didend-psying American securities
at present prices
THE CATTLE DISEASE BILL.
The Tory members OF the House Of Commons have
called meeting for Monday, to decide upon the action
they Will take toward the Cattle Disease BILL 1t is under
stood that they will to accept the Governments
proposition to allow the bin in its present form to 60
through with an amendment limiting its operate Oh to one
| year
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL TO TRAVEL.
Lord Randolph Churchill has announced that during
the Of Parliament be will probably visit the
United states with Lady Churchill, formerly Miss Jennie
jerome, daughter of Leonard w. jerome, Of New-York.
THEATRICAL
Miss Mary Anderson has returned TO London, aud will
start tomorrow for Edinburgh where She begins
weeks tour Of the provinces and Will then rest until the
beginning OF her autumn season in London.
movement has been started ny Managers Bancroft Of
the Haymsrket Tneitrei Hoiugshcad, of the Giacty;
Wilson Barrett Of the Princess ThOmc, Of the Vaudc-
vile John L. TOOe and other leaders IN theatrical cir
cles give grand series OF performances simultaneously
in various London theatres On some afternoon next week
in honor OF the late actor. dIamatist and poet,
Henry Byron the proceeds TO DC devoted 10 the cree
| tion OF a suitable memorial.
SUSPECTED DYNAMIIEURS IN COURT
| LIVERPOOL, April 26.-JOhn DAILY, the sls-
pected dynamteur removed yesterday Brkenhead
where the arrest made and then IeuaDdod until
| Thursday.
| BIRsHGHAM, April 26.-James Eagan, the supposed