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ENGLAND AWAITS THE DETELOPMENT
OF sALIsBURY's POLICE.

vyoIASD AWAITS THE DEVELOPMENT
OF sALISBURYs POLICK
....r,.,,o.s as 10 tho Erect Upon rsreisu
Ae,,rs and the situatioa In Esypt-Ismaii
p..sn,. SKY Bright tenins-The Russian
u,.,uess to be Diseased Tkis week-Lord
randolph Ckurcsilrs Fight for Re-eiecsiou
LONDON, June N.-There Is q lull in the
no,itical struggle while the Ministers are being
reslected. salisbury's first speech made an
,Ycellent impression. It was dignified and
asxterous. but contained nothing which In
aIcated the policy OF tho now Premier. Mr..
R.lfour. salisbury's nephew. has had nothing
he,ter to offer than adenunciation OF Chamber
lain without whom the week would have been
aavoid OF a stirring topic. Chamberlain's al-
Iu,ion to Ireland is being assailed from two
quarters at tho same time. and this has greatly
advanced Irish interests. Balfour denounced
Chsmbsrlain's proposals as Home Rule dis
cuised." then forthwith himself advocated q
,nread OF fselt-government. while Mr.. Haworth.
a well.known Tory provincial wire puller.
vrote TO the Times suggesting that Salisbury
trump Chamberlaius card by making the alb
olition OF Dublin Castle Tory cry. He even
,urpested that tho Tories seek Parnelrs as
sistauce In governing ireland. The Par
nellltes. on the other hand. do not receive
ohamberlain's and Dilke's advances amicRbly.
There are various reports concerning Lord
ssllsburys Intentions in Egypt The publica-
tiou OF Gordon's diary has stimulated feeling
IN favor OF forward policy. Reports to the ef-
feet that Salisbury will do this and that are
oficisy denied. Really. Salisbury has yet to
make up his mind. and win probably he COM
nailed to continue the Withdrawal.
The newspapers are full OF speculations con-
esrning the effectiveness Of Lord Salisbury's
foreign relations. Some OF them however. fear
that his we'll known leaning toward q German
alliance will throw France into the arms Of
Russia Their rarprochement IL already marked.
Tho electoral future Ii still dark. The
chances point to great Liberal victory. but II
Balisbury's conduct is decent. and he is ordi-
narily lucky. then there ia faint hope that he
will win large sections to his opinion.
Tho change OF Government in England 10 be-
ueved to have immensely increased Ismail
Pashas chances Of being restored to the throne
Of Egypt The most significant indication Of
this 10 the sending Of Sir Henry Drummond
Wolff on mission to Egypt. which practically
makes him replace Sir Evelyn Barring. Sir
Henry. who was British Minister to Turkey
under Disraeli. has long been an admirer Of
lsmAil Pasha, and will have It In his power to
greatly further tho e1-Khedive's ambition.
Several OF the Tory newspapers are taking the
matter up and preparing the way for Ismsil's
return By violently denouncing his son Tewnk
Pasha, the present Khedive. All the ills that
Egypt labors under are. they charge. due to the
blunders OF the Gladstone Government and the
imbecility Of Tewak Pashs. Now that tho
laundering Cabinet is out Of the way. the next
step toward the rehabilitation OF Egypt should
be. they say. the displacement OF tho incapable
Khedive. There is however. considerable sec-
ton Of tho Tory press. led by tho st. Jdn'es's
Gazette which warmly opposes the restoration
Of Ismsil Pasha- The Gazette reveals the fact.
which has long been an open secret. that
Ismail has spent millions Of pounds in organ
ixing propaganda. based upon tho idea that
he alone is capable Of restoring order in Egypt
This idea has been skillfully and persistently
promulgated through newspapers In this and
other capitals which have been heavily sub
sidt1ed. and 1t has undoubtedly won many
respectable and disinterested minds. The
Gazette maintains that Ismail's rapacity and
Injustice ruined Egypt. and proved his unfit.
ness to govern. 1t IL asserted that Ismaii't
present income. derived from wealth extorted
from the wretched fellaheen Of Egypt. exceeds
s'million pounds per year. To restore him tc
power because OF the inertness OF tho present
Khedive. would be like substituting Kins
Btork for King Log.
The Radicals are thoroughly diseusted al
the fact that Russia has not yet asked
the Marquis Of Salisbury to explain his and
Lord Randolph Churchill's recent violent
language against Russia while denouncinG
the Gladstone Ministry for their alleged
vacillatne policy In regard TO the Russo.
Afghan boundary question. To the surprise Ul
the Radicals. the official Journal de 81. Peters.
botr0 to-day. instead Of demanding q retrac-
tion Of tho abusive language Of the new Prime
Minister and his Secretary OF State for India
Expresses confidence that tho Marquis OF Sails
bury will act fairly In tho matter Of the Afghan
question. and make allowance for the difficulty
Russia has always encountered In dealing with
the Aslatlc races. The Marquis OF Salisbury
has arranged to hold q conference with Baron
Dc Staal. the Russian Minister. and NJ. Lessar
the special Afghan Commissioners. next week
The Primo Minister hopes to settle the matters
In dispute IS quickly a. possible. so that his
hands can be free to attend to homo affairs
which he considers Just now to be OF more
pressing importance.
AreDort comes from Paris tonight to the
eject that two Frcnch torpedo boats belonging
to the China squadron. which have been miss.
Ing since April last were sunk during a fghl
with Chinese war vessels. The fact OF the dis.
ster has hitherto been suppressed. and It is OK.
pected that when full official inquiry is made
In regard to the condition OF the French squad.
ron In Chinese waters. 1t will be found to have
suffered more severely than the public has
been allowed to know. and that similar calami.
Ties have befaen other vessels OF the heet
The Duchess OF Connaught. Princess Louise
Marguerite OF Prussia. Is greatly incensed al
me criticisms upon the career Of her father
frlnce Frederick Charles. contained In the
obituary notices In several newspapers. One
OF the writer's called the Red Prince drunken
heentlous debauchse. who was In . chroni.
condition OF delirium tremens. with frequent
murderous ebulitions. during which he a.
tempted to kill his wife. The Duchess OF Con
naught. 1t Is said. would prosecute oil the
newspapers publishing the alleged deiamator,
articles for libel II she had her own way. bu
u tho intsrcession OF her husband and friendl
sns has conclu ded to lot the matter drop.
There Is an unusually large number OF Ameri
cans 10 London at present The Governor o
mo Tower Of London said to-day that th'