The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-04-26

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q, tho iien ~ c-n-urins Komsron. From 'his
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ready given her option IN favor Of England. on
tho promis. ~ 40 lat,ers assistance In foat-
Ing new Turkish Loan. Tho opinion In Eng
land IL .tiil virtuslly unanimous Tor war.
Mr. Glndstn n, nr,iully combired ths soudan
and Russian question. In his demand Tor n
vote Of credit. The Tories wish to have tneso
questions divided. to enable them to crlilcise
the Souian policy ~ tho Government Thcy
will probably attempt TO compel division q
the subject when the vote Of credit comes up
for debate on Monday.
Last nights vote. by which tho Government
was defeated In its plan OF charging tho cost Of
Irish registration TO the local rates. has COM
plicated the situation. as 1t Is ono OF Glad
stones favorite lads to oppose rcief o! local
rates by imperial taxation.
Despite his worries, everybody remarks Mr..
Gladstohe's good spirits. His step is moro
jaunty and his air more dudsiiko than II has
been In a long time. lie visits the THEATRE
often, interviews Miss An derson In the green
ROOM and he himself escorted Irving into the
distinguished strangers gallery last night.
But his voice has grown very weak. tho least
exertion renders him hoarsc. and he has lost
much Of his authority.
Many mysterious movements on the part Of
tho Spanish Republican propagandists under
the leadership Of the distinguished exile. Senior
Ruiz Gorilla. have recently attracted attention
among tho politicians In Spain. and have
caused no little alarm In Spanish official cir
cles. 1t appears from Information carefully
gathered In Spain that tho Republicans were
mover moro thoroughly In earnest. and never
moro hopeful OF ultimate success. Their op.
erations for tho present arc being conducted In
quiet way. which In itsolf Is nm indication Of
earnestnnss. and which. while II probably does
not deceive the Government officials. enables
Thorn 10 prevent any widespread knowledge Of
tho revolutionary movements. Even the OLpO-
Bition nouspapara have only orco..aNal HIN t..
OF tho existence OF tho agitation. and Il ia evil
dent that they have not boon taken Into tho
confidence OF tho leaders. 1t Is beloved that
pcipd from Spain. Switzerland. and France is
still living In London. and is actively directing
tho propaganda from this neutral ground. His
exact location in London is a mystery. but an
active search for him Ia being prosecuted by
Spanish detectives. assisted by the London po-
lice and Post ONCE authorities.
Tho Spanish Government Is chiefly troubled
by tho enormous circulation in Spain OF repub-
lican literature. which seeks to excite the peo-
pie against all dvnastic rulership by pointing
to the greater freedom and higher average OF
prosperity enjoyed by tho French the Swiss.
and. above all. by tho Americans. in tho ab-
NJ mi nrph Eynrv nuhiic cnl mi " ia
utilized to point the moral that the people
would be abundnntly abe to relieve their own
distress IL it were not for tho sums wrunH from
Them In taxes to support the grandeur OF roy
Atty. Tho royal bounty given to the sufferers
by the late earthquakes is spoken Of as but q
1.-THE Of what belonged to tho people any way
and the pending Epidemic OF cholera Is referred
10 as a quite avoidable scourge II the people
had not been too far impoverished by kingly
Sxactions to establish proper sanitary precau-
lions. 1t is believed that this literature
smanates chiefly from London. and this &C.
eounls for the active search for tho great re-
publican leader.
1t has been ascertained that a general UP.
rising In tho northern provinces OF Spain WAS
arranged for last Saturday. the 18th inst. but
that tho leaders. learning that the Government
had been informed OF the plot. ordered It's post
ponement. The orders. however. failed to
reach several OF the remote districts. and the
result was that tho programme was but partly
executed. The demonstration was mainly con-
fined to tho province Of Aragon. where many
telegraph wires were cut and rails displaced
by the revolutionists. The OBJECT OF the demon
stration was most apparent on the railway limo
between Cnlataynel and Caspe. where con-
siderable quantity OF railway property was de-
stroyed and trafIlc was delayed for several
hours. Many arrests have been made. ostsnsi-
hly for malicious mischief. but It Is well known
that tho stOppaGe OF communications was
merely a preliminary TO tho Intended uprising.
"A Iorll Ia pronu ciamsnto 10 expected during
the coming week, and there 10 an unconflrned
next Saturday. the "a prox.. A curious phase
OF tho situation Is that the Carists arc known
pfopaganists, althouHn the openly. avowed
on,sct OF 1hs lstter is tho overthrow OF al dy::
Republican success. although 1t would not
directly aid Thorn, would damage tho Alton.