The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-05-17
FOREIGN NOTES.


Glads,onc,s surrcndcr 10 Rus.,a n,. roc,,,oa no,,
that blnni ,ndgc oi men, mn, ssa "as rsvaieu now
him, acisistone ~ pnn ,sas9 sau o,
ever looked on, mete phantssm OF a man,
uo,r ,oo,,, y, .,r. tho No. ". -.
much snund ,s,se 90 ne cr,,, ,,,,s uase ,., ,oo
,he nonso ~ pon,a,osy Na.ss..a o aympa'ny WIN ,
purpose ot that .s,u,e dynass ~ ,a.s ,. Ho,,.
S"velnuen' uuring our eivh war, The Ministcra
pf Ftenth qn.octat Supported the Thirteen colonies
not Oh that account cajoled into condcnnr the in
gnes rn1as and Nd deporns the downfall Of the ancen
Gtzardom aud the welfare Of the Russiah face.
From the dlsmemoerlnent of s@eden AMI The exif-
patton OF Puaud to the STANDARDIZATION of Maktaf lib
critics IN isia, inc Roinahot dynasts has been curse
70 Europe; whereas the Russian people, freed from
,ts eNecrabe shacsles, might becohie potent bless
ing.
Tho v,enn, ,,oss ,,oo,,,s,- ,.u r.,.,
contention with Russia. The DeutSche ZeituliJ the
mos. German OF the Austrian newspapers, devotes
an ar'o,e 70 rrince blsmarcks attitude II says:
and ,av asn se opsnlS WIN hnssia
though Il il Not6t,os 10 NJ %SrlI iSs, I,dss NAV
The agttessot Wetefuse, however 10 be!ieye in the
suggestion pmt forth by the Munich Augemefne
@ @pS,ung ,na' rrihce Bismarcks object is 10 plunge
as ne did during the Russo Turkish sttukhle II
uoes k, loon, however, as tne thanctoh having In.
re ad s III cfbs b SSSs Asss F%snd sn sn%
iias how meant 70 pat the little bit Of Herat be.
tMsen bs or nssIa ssa aan az England But this policy Of little
one ana may bring terrible dangers"
Truth Joins the other London ,ourpa,s which ho,a
that Russia is after pprsia nat india, saS savs,
,,.s 70 a,e' re'sia' mo. inuia' anu says
Ihatt the inssians ate evet likely to invade indla
10 Improbable. Nave no doubt however that thes
BECAUSE in i.ose IN i,spiie Win Ss az u,,,' 'n'
their presence so near 10 onr indian possess9Rns
as was the case during tbe TSrcd. .a,,ssIan ,esr
bringing Indian troops INTO the Medltefransan. But
,aptrai Asia % ~, sW'pe S'pe 'nem we cannpt lnslst ihat
ordef ihat our bosiiio II india ana IL EaSonc NAV ~
he strengthened, The Rpssans mad as rood a right
70 annex Ipfkestan as we Mad TO make our ntmeI
everyib,nv h,nnh s nas we are zoo snt 10 view
agne that other powers Will oblIre us Inv doing W he
parts OF the world Inv nernetpatinv dSsets n, ths,r
frontier. The Russians no doiSt. wish fo tSScf the
ocean but their obieette ToiH. ls AL Yndia XIV
persa,H N' '''e'''e p''n' Is 'o' '"''a' ou'
NH .,.. 49,, ,,u -,
lh' sa.a'da" hsr.e'p does not take the gloomy
view OF tine obvious Isolation OF England, Because
"f 1t wefe possible for the nations AZ the continent
to lsu,empsr the Rr,,sS En,n,rn ,s,,nnat u.h,,nn
among themselves Tor the spoils, they would no
doubt all Join against us. But they know very well
q, nat It Is not poss6e and therefore they enough
hire instead of our spoils II we offer It dlscreetly
But \ tis the heaviest possible Indictment against
the fortune of England to this disctedltable and
dangerous reliance, AID thai IL has UroafHt Il by
mere stupidity, BY ialscaichlans and offending I'M
OF every Important European nation. No radical
politician has sAch front OF brass as 10 deny that it
depended solely npOn Mir. Gladstone's rersunal
pleasure to maintain the good understandns
with Germany and Austria witch Mis- nredecnssnrs
Se.d ns & a,iu M ~. no rsalSai poticlan mas such
a good UNDERSTANDING bet,yeen t,erHanr sfs,riJ
and England nieafis insi6able peace Tor Enrope aid
% ,ne %impossouity OF unirendly acts In Asia or else
"ne'' " riahce anu hussa'
tdnrp Far says: NJ. HatkoG revites In re-
cent number OF the Aoscoic Gazette the discussion
OF proposition which appeared Id Its columns last
year about the time Of the interview OF the three
Emperorsa Skievnevice. tits nothing less than the
cession TO GERMANY of that nert,dn oi Rnos,ap t,o
,,r, ha,,,a, -. y. VA. po,.'on ~ VI nuss'an 70
,W a, Oh .ne east oy Ine vistula, including
,ns nn IL me s putting iorwara OF sneh project
cnnn,aJ win rn's t p,, uau suspicious, anu
Goup,ea WIN warning from Berlin, which appeared
asi n h,h ,h nucn aeeper movement going
appears pps @ On the surface; Ihose foreign Journals
,hIs , r na.e n py. u' tnenseVeS 70 comment on
t Srys M poUJecI treaI II as an open oner
San,rai sI. s , ~ ,or neI support IN
Ssia asan questions aug III 1eallng with Persia,
oosSiti. poIiss atu s,s ad III ING suppression OF
EngIl bEngiahu. mat Russia contemplates action in
renorted nppafeI apns a PSn, tns rsSenty
Kdrsasoa reHarsng be peti,a tnSe
thoi,iao n degaIung , wy fersian Hontier au-
thories ana thsir neglect OF the legitimate COM
eat i oi ,hv % Oelais. @ , dne iosGop td-
occnsafiona ayainst tNs patsia Us! ~.
as H. againsI me rsrsian government OF
.asoiuS r.ngiii traVeeIs, Wmle husHlans nave Deen
eApeiieu iIo lMeiI ter1ltory; Inc sending OF large
svSics d from me fortress ot Modiln
VIII, mism W. Was Mp, tnere ior tne use OIL the Russian
o,p oSps ~ roanu, 70 me Souihern Caucasus gives
St, oon W. aeaii! W tne propostiohs OF tne Soscop
""<e'e'
Lieut.. Gen. Edward Hanlev ia a letter To the an
don Ti,oes no,n,s ort the stro,a,oa, r.,,a -, ~,
.-,.. - PINS 80, u. .'e eia.esioai 'aiue VI Tue
terrhory III dispute between Hussia and England
for the Ameer in letter which In full Is as fol-
lows: "While the general intention Of the Russian
advanre nane,v ,o nna, tha ,,.ar IL II,s. ~, 80,