New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-16
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entitled Bleeding to Death in which It says The life
blood OF Ireland Is being drawn by vampires. Every
ono who has an interest in the country must grid hts on
against this murderous union The determination Of the
Irish people has long the traditional aim or the
English rulers. The present Executives will Is set on
actively promoting the murderOus system which has
already robbed the country OF five or six millions OF
people"
The United Ireland devotes an article to the sub
lect which 1t entities: Killing nation by inches" 1t
saysi For all practical purposes Ireland Is suffering
more awful drain OF manhood than II gagged In deadly
conflict with first class European power. She has lost
since the Union than Franco lost In all the
sangunary OF Napoleon At least eight millions OF
people been inundated in eighty years to the demon
OF English supremacy. Three millions OF people, whose
brawny supplied physical force Of the Repeal
meetings. missing in 1882 when the census
tors came 20 count them. Two million nine hundred ana
thirteen thousand Of the population, who we're spared by
famine have been starved or transported SINCE The
goes faster and furousiy Within the last
year alone Ireland lost 10000 emigIant5 l'OOO OF
whom single adults"
NEGOTIATIONS WITH SAN DOMINGO.
The Bmonisf that negotiations are proceeding
with the at Washington for the lease Of
SANTANA Bay from san Domingo. Tho Government, 1t
SAYS will give the bondhoders OF the SANTANA Bay Com
pany the fIs claim the money paid to san Domingo
The bonds viii thus be guaranteed by the American
Government
CONTINENTAL TRIP OF THE QUEEN.
IT doubtful whether the Queen will be able to go to
Darusadt attend the wedding OF her grand-dashieF
the Princess Victoria Of Hc35e Her condition IL pro
nounced to DE prectriou5 She ia apparently In good
health day and the next she suffers extreme hIs u
Depression she goes phy -icaus Will accompany
her and she VIII be attended by very limited suite con-
sstiu only Of the Right Hon. Sir Henry Pon5onby. her
private secretary. equcrry and two ladies' quiet
KrtuichsteiD, three miles from Larmstadt IS
being put in READINGS, for her reception The Emperor
ana Empress Of Germany and the Empress OK Austria
will meet the queen there. The Empress OF Austria sets
ont for Wcsbdden tomorrow, where she will try the
baths for her health The Car Will join the circle Of
royal personages at Dar1nstadt late IN April
THE CONFERENCE OF EMPERORs.
Prince Bismarck Prince OrlOn, Russian Ambassador at
Berlin and other leading diplomat, will 90 to Darmstddt
part in the informal conference OF the Emperos
It's believed that the conference will concern itself
chiefly with discussion Of measures to secure pTotec-
ton against Socialist cOn7p ratOrs
RECONCILED WITH THE PRINCE OF WALES.
The private feud between the Prince Of Wales and Lord
Randolph churchill has been formally arranged. 1t
arose ont Of the relations between the Prince and the
Duke Marlborough while the latter was the Marquis
Bandf0rd. Sir Henry James, AuOrney-General gave
a dinner in order TO effect the reconciiaton' Lord
Randolph Churchill, while renewing friendly relations
with the Prince, declines at least Vanity Far says to
become intimate with all the Princes friends.
AMERICAN KNOWLEDGE OF ART.
Jules Claree writing in the Temps pretends 10 give
typical story Of American ignorance ofart He tells how
a Yankee millionaire, who Is - well known as Van
derbt made large collection OF the ancient terra Gotta
hgurines Of Tanagara which surpass any modern pro
duction5 A fellow American collector challenged the
genincne45 OF the collection and said the work was OF
modern manufacture. Bets made and the cOec-
ton was smashed. with the result OF proving its
authenticity VI. Ciaete says the proof was practical
but it Wa, horrible 1t however, piece Of genuine
Amclicani,m.
THEATRICAL.
Mr. Irving will llHl ten weeks engagement III Ing
land and then return in the fall 10 America
Miss Terry will take her daughter to New-Yor AFTER
her DEBUT At the Iyceum The daughter has becn seen
at private performances and promises to ezceH her
mother
Mary Anderson reopen, at The Lyccum in september
with Romeo and Juliet Mr. Terri-s viii play RoDeo and
Mr.. s,i-'iu. tie NlY'sr. Tho whole company VIII he
strong George Cur'icc mel llion portrait OF Miss
Anderson is completed I is the classical style aud is
splendid work oil art.
Iott4i, rehcar+ins a revised version OF The Ola
Curiosity shop" In it. new form the drama receives t"e
title Of The Warehouses; It om- the serious portions
%. the story and make, the most Of lis comic side.
Lord C4unoylc', defence i'm -Ir action for breach ~
u.i.e brought by Miss Fortccie has been delivered 10
the court lie admits tine c)urlc. ana the breach Of
and leave, the jury 20 assess the damages bnt submits
that 100000 j. too much The rccroan lover IS no Con-
-tantuorc just at present where Doc is the guest Of the
Earl o. DuIeriu the British Ambassador on leaving
Con,ta1tiuople ne VIII make tour OF the East
Miss For,c,clc is show ing better dmmdac capacity at
the Court Theatre than ever heretofore Her style Is
becoming moro natural. Gilbert is blamed for having
drlmmcd her into artificial style She has no" mHoh
less Of Gilbert and more Of herself and gives promise OF
becoming q meritorous actress
Rose Vane ew-York octresS, announces season OF
Shakespearcan plays to begin at Easter and last SIX
weeks
FIVE hundred members of the Shakespeare Club gave
Mr. Fairfax Bell "a brilliant reception on her return
from her American tour
LITERARY.
Matthew Arnold Will give discourse on Emerson at
the ROYAL Institution on March 81 Ills purpose will be
10 show the influence Of Emerson on American thought
GEORGE Meredith will begin new novel in the June
F0rtnDbdB
Lord LUTON, biography OF hi4 father viii be limited 10
four volumes. lie has published protest against SIX
volumes.
serieant Baantne has written an account o his tour
in the United States. II Is published by Bentley He
reabs in tone Of kindly appreciation OF the American
reception which was accorded him
The MARQUIS Of Lorne is writing an article for TIE
Omrer,y Eeri,,r advocating provincial a., distinguished
from National home rule for IRELAND
The life OF Chinese Gordon by Archibald Forbes VIII
be- issued next week by Routedge.
Professor March OF Lafayette College has promised 10
assist DE- Murray in eltins the great dictionary OF the
Pathological Society.
NJ Houlel's memoir, Of the Second Empire have been
submitted 10 the Empress Eugene. II Is an exhaustive
work extending from the period of the coup eat to tho
death OF the Emperor The Empress sanctions the early
publication Of that portion which covers the first ten
years TIE latter part will be withheld for the present
The uoirs OF the Princess Alice Will be published by
Murray The Princess Christian edits them. The book
Will appear the first week in April. It will contain
number OF unpublished letters Of the Princess to the
Queen.
Baron Rowton who was for many years the private
secretary OF Earl OF Beaconsheld while the latter was
Prime Minister has nearly completed the memoirs OF The
great Conservative leader He introduces important
correspondence OF the Queen and Prince Albert with
Prnco bismarck and other diplomats in regard 10