The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-08-03
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.

LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
PARLIAMENT AWAITING TIE BREAk-
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LONDON, Aug. 2-Evcrybody is, for the
moment sick Of politics. The Withdrawal OF
oil his bills BY Gladstone has loft Parliament
nothing to do but vote the supplies and PASS
merely petty and formal bills; and though the
HOUSE Of Commons sits till 8. 4 and 8 In
the morning to polish these Of. the general
public finds nothing interesting or notable In
their dull and wearing drudgery. Legislators
meantime grumble that they are kept In the
sycltering heat Of London. and In the perfect
oven OF Westminster Palace. at period far DO.
yond the usual time for fitting to moor or spa
or to the shores Of the sounding sea- Their de-
tsntion 10 due to the dread that a breakdown
Of the Egyptian Conference may bring another
Tory vote Of censure.
The wives OF N. P.s have struck against
sharing the political thraldom Of their hus-
bands. With their trunks and daughters they
have already disappeared. and tho lorn hus-
bands have adopted the American system OF
boarding. while stag parties have given the
dying season It's solitary hickor OF gaysty. The
out. of-door manifestations will become again
important whom members have been released
from Parliament and have slightly recuperatad
themselves through . brief vacation. Then
Salisbury and Gladstone will vex the public ear
simultaneously with your own Tapping Of the
Claveland and Rlaina hannera.
For the moment everybody swelters. and the
Conference. the franchise. and Gordon. II
thought OF at all. are dismissed TO regions
whose mention the heat naturally suggests
In France the even hotter weather has not
POSTPONED. though It may have helped to
smooth over. . grave constitutional crisis.
Mr.. Ferry has added another laurel to his
brow a. the most skilful manager Of Parlia-
mentary forces since the foundation Of the
third republic Everybody Is amazed at his
success In drilling the Chamber Of Deputies
into accepting the refusal Of the Senate to sur
render its fiscal control after he and they had
sworn thousand times that they would die
rather than endure 90 shameful compromise.
Mr.. Blowitz. the well-known Paris CORE
Spondent Of the Times. attributes Ferry's
mastery to the persistency and GOODNESS which
belong to hip. In common with President Gr6vy
and NJ. Buffet from their birth in the vosges
and declares such self-possession specially
valuable In French Assemblies. where most
mon shout and gestlculate.
The conference on tho federation Of the Aus
tralian colonies is the most genuinely tmpor-
liant and remarkable political event OF the
week. 1t marks the definite overthrow OF the
once omnipotent school Of political thought.
which had Goodwin Smith as It's most eminent
lee. nd un n
y approved by John Bright and the other
leaders Of the Manchester school. This school
contemplated. aud even longod for. the separa-
ton OF the colonies from the mother country
and the disintegration OF the empire. vio-
lent reaction has now set In. England and her
daughters. sobbing ON each others shoulders.
VOW nevor to separate. Lord Rosebery. q
promising youth. ct once Peer and Radical.
proposes that the colonies shall have repressn-
tatives In the House Of Lords. Buckshot
Forster. with characteristic promptitude In
catching q good popular CRY. hustled some
Conservative rivals out OF the leadership OF the
movement. and 40 general was the approval Of
the press that tho Daily Ne,os. which used to
out Manchester the Manchester school, prays
for the poet who will teach the common father
land of tho English race a. Arndt taught the
unity OF all speakers Of the German tongue.
Tho Goodwood races have been voted dull
this year mainly because the conclusions Of
most OF tho events havo been foregone. but the
weather was delightful. and Throughout the
entire week the company looked from the
brilliant and sunlit green OF the course 10 ses
undisturbed by ripple.
Tho main feature OF the dressing was the as.
sumption OF semi nasc 'line attire by the high.
toned ladies who play with gambling on the lawr
~ Honduood Thav wara attirad in white
Waistcoats. manly collars. and white scarf,
fastened with horseshoe pins; and society
journalist declares that they looked killing.
The theatres are making feeble attempt a
renewing the campaign to which the Dukel
death. the hot weather. and tho health exhibi
ton brought conclusion 10 disastrous SOM
weeks ago. The events. however. are not YER,
important. John Hollingshed has divided hi
company into two parts. The fascinating
blondes and danseuses have gone to tn
Empire. now. ambitious. and gorgeous. blu
hitherto unsuccessful theatre; while q
his own Gaiety he Is not doing particu
lArly we'll with comedy. "Blsck-eyed gu
san" the burlesoue OF Burnand. which
drove crazy a generation which has beel
transformed from dudes into sober and sombr'
heads Of embarrassingly largo families. Is re
rived tonight at the Alhsmbra and q full-1res
rehearsal at the Olympic last night Of Derrick
lew comedy Of The Twins" was highly sue
sessful and suggests long run. Derrick. VIII
D only twenty-eiRht years OF are. has had
lie OF ill-paid drudgery. He is a low comedian
bprompter at the Lyceum. and once kept tn
pot boiling by writing lectures on politics an
.otal abstinence. His first comedy. The Littl
Stranger" sold to the Hanlon- Lees for f5. ha
been bought back for great deal moro. a. tn
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