New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
DISCUSSING THE CREDIT.
A REDUCTION OF TWO MiLLloN0 A
roRp RANDOLPH CHURCHILL AIIA0A
GOVERNMENTS METHODS.

oovppNNFNT'9 MEIHODo'
Nv 1e.-The House OF Commons
tbis evening entered into Ooil"'' ~ - of cradt
os ~ ss SEQ 500. account OF 'no voVe VI 0ieuS
ve ndo,ob churchill moved a reduction OF TWO ml-
,ha nurpose of calling attention to saturday p'ue
hook on the Pendeh incident He SAID that the
,o aroused by perusa of the dispatches was not con-
fined TO the Tory party but vas shared by inc country
at-large. and even by the Liberal newspapers
Iord panaolph maintained that NJ. de Giers had SAID
,obing 10 ustfy Mr. Gladstone's statement in Paria-
ent that 1t had boon agreed that no iufIher
shoud be made on either side. He declared tnat er
cadstone,s statement OF March 13 was fiction ana
rhantom without the smallest justification After sorne
furher discussion Lord Randolph asked leave to Wlh
draw the notion Mr. Biggar insisted upon division
mn the notion which rejected by vote OF "a 10 IL
Mr. Gladstone, in answer to question by Sir stafford
Northcote said that the negotiations with Russia con
eerning the Afghan question were still ,mhnsheo anu
mn that account the Government were unable 10 present
anv more papers on subject to Parliament now as
was difficult &C separate those relating to Aktapa irom
those relating to other affairs belonging TO the same
question , po,ao,nh C1rrcbiu wa,
delivered amid continuous noisy Conservative nterrnp
tons When the noise reached ts eiia1 IN rcn ~ woce he
stopped for several minutes hen ~, rarfare was
remarked that this kind OF pOlltlcal warfare MS
nesto os eS months rather than of years The oppos
ton remained silent during the rest OF the seecr; ~
Hn"oRmssian agreement of March IT, but he believed
it to be a covenant of the most sacred character
In the House OF Lords TINS evening, bar"h "oniy''
vigorously denounced the Government for their pollcy
IN the Soudan He said that every man siam
I'm the soudau much slain Dy
the Government through their vacation, inconsistency
md uncertainty as TO death by their own hands
The only mem0sals England would leave IN the SOuuah
would abandoned railway and Dleachhg skeietons
Earl Granville replied that the policy OF Mlthura"a
was justified. He could agree with Baron Memyss on
only one point namely the splendid conduct OF the
British troops.
DEMANDING MARUCHAK AND ZULFlkAR PASS
LONDON, May 1S.-It is authoritatlvely stated
tonight that Russia demands Maruchak and Zulfkar
Pass the possession of which points the Ameer con-
siders vital to the integrity OF the Afghan frontier
PARIS May 1s.-The XIXe Steele, the organ OF NJ
Brisson President of the Ministerial Council extos the
patriotism of the British Parliament ana OF Mr Clad
Stone in their efforts to preserve peace. III ADVISES
Russia not TO make Mr. Gladstones position untenabe
by measures offensive to British amour prOpFe.
CALCUTTA, May ls.-The Indian Government has de.
cided to send Mr.. Carey member of the British civil
service 10 Yarkund in Chinese Turkestan II Is be-
eved that his mission has relation 10 the possible I'M
OF war with Russia and it is thought he may arrange
the preliminary steps for an AngloChines alliance
! ST. PETERSBURG, May IS-The Ved0mOSH says: The
Russian Minister at Washington has asked the Russian
Government what reply to give 10 the
numerous offers of American Irishmen TO serve
under the Russian cOlOrs I'm the event OF
war with England, officers, doctors, spies torpedo
divers aud commanders of cruisers. several lrismen
volunteered to furnish pryateers and torpedo boats
eiared their readiness small fleet and vol
unteer Russian service