New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-21
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
,,,a.R1A AND IRELAND GIVING TROUBLE.
PROSPECTS OF A coSrrRFScr-r"nARHAssMaS' NE
OVER EviCrioNs-LoRD RA>DoLPHs sNUD ~
THE c,rv-,,rrnARY AND THEATRICAL
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PROSPECTS OF SoNf""'
OVER EvICuoNs-LoRD RA>DoLPHs sNoD ~
THE cr1y-LrrrnARY AND THEATRICAL
IpY CABLE TO THE TRrBUNEJ
Ioxnox. Nov. 2O.-The Foreign Office Is no"
engaged with Germany and Austria III seeNiie "
Ak upon a candidate for the Bulgarian liiiono
Nccot;at;ons have been opened with King |hrisV
,an Of Denmark to ascertain the precise a''i'uue
NJ his objections to his son Prince "aloeii"i o
acceptance. 1t was noted at the unc 'na' h'
feleqram made the point that the PROJECT was i'op
ror,nne rather than unacceptable. and 1T IS qu'c
understood that Prince Waldemar is not aNcisc ~
70 to Sophia lie has had the proposal peiorc mn
for several months. since his sister, the C|arii''
has always had him in view for the vacancy i'o
recent mission of Count Dclsorouh 10 oop""
,orcn had reference to this matter. and IL Is pc-
,;eved that the Gar found it necessary to inform
the Prince that present circumstances foroaue ohe'
ing him an opportunity of going TO sopma p"'
that his chance was merely delayed by this 30 IL
follows that the talk of putting forward f'ihoo
Nicholas of MiDgrela is not sincere Inc s'o'S Vi
the acceptance of this Prince by the several Powers
&. cc,tainlv without foundation The dcclal at ons
inst made at Buda-lesth to the necessity OF pre-
serving the independence and autonomy OF bui-
gara put it out of the question that 111ncc WHO
would be obviously mere provincial governor OF
Russia could be accepted.
II is felt here that the Bulgarian question Is
coming into more REGULAR position, as Gcnerh
kaulbars now withdraws and there seems to be
nothing to prevent an early assembling OF the con
ference as proposed by Lord 1ddeslcigh- The OBJ
jc.ts of the British Government at this Conference
will first. of course be TO establish such harmony
as NAV be possible among the Powers and to main
tain the lines of the Berlin Treaty, SUBJECT TO the
necessary modification of the Bulgarian absorption
of Eastern Rumela. Russia rOfesses no serious
direction to this plan of unifcaton. but 1t may be-
come a question with her whether she Will assent
10 this after the recent statements at BudaPcSth
that she can be allowed no supremacy in that quar-
ter To create big Bulgaria from which his In
lucncc would be so positively excluded may be re-
carded by the Gar as nothing short of suicide Ii
Russia gives way on this point there ought TO DC
no difficulty in finding can lidate suitable to her
and Prince Wadcmar is as promising one as can
be expected lie is certainly not regarded as out
Of the running.
While the Powers now labor for conference
q great though silent struggle is sure to arise be-
tween the peace and war parties in Russia lhe
latter has already begun to assail Germany as the
cause Of all the trouble ami to demand the pun
ishment of Bulgaria; but it is believed that the
T., ,sccinr f, he
fiasco and has decided to follow the pacific lead
eishiD of NJ. de tiieIs
The Irish question is developing crisis. as was
predicted when it became a question of meeting
lhe November gales" The National League is
having more success than expected with the
new plan Of CAM aign, the tenants of several large
Estates having adopted Mr.. Dlion's suggestion OF
vesung tie reduced rent refused by the landlords
In trustees but moc Immediately serious matter
concerns the employment of the military for eNlc-
tions Three or four times this week shcrffs ami
police going to enforce anllor,s' claims have been
beaten OIL and the Loyaists demand that
the Government shall fulfil their decla alton. re-
Gently made at the Guldhall, when the dispensing
ROVER was rcpudlated, that the law would be car
iied through. This reputation has Lnhappily
bone too rapid fruit Bad landlords have taken
adv antage of it TO insist upon the "round Of
flesh" The Government now are placed in the
dilemma either of enforcing the law 'cn at the
cost Of injustice of laying themselves under
the reproach that under their regime the Queens
writ Goes not nun. A few days ought TO produce
,of4 lic f,o
that the "norent cons piracy propoundcl by
fir Dillon is making progress.
Another Irish question which is in the
bmnny stage relates TO Sir Robert Ilamilton's
resignation The Radical press declares that he
has been bounded from his pJsluOn as Under Secle
ialy for lreand) by the Irish Loyalsts led by
Lord AshbOuIne "Ihe Times" with as little |
wisdom. asserts that he must go because he is en-
fecblng the Adminisu alton. This paper credits
him with opposition TO the employment of the
police and military in evctons ami insists that
landlords should be thus supported. The truth
lies, as usual. between the two extremes Sir
Robert Hamilton has made himself impossible. He
Is the author of the phrase without Home Rule
Ii Gland is ungovernabc," and his sympathes al c
VIGOROUSLY with the NatiJnalists. lie is known |
10 have been contemplating resignation since the
fail Of Mr. Gadstones last Coy ernment, anu his |
work has now become so intocTable IN the pros |
pcct of SC, that he is glad to get away
1be Government taking care to avoid too much |
criticism, viii not let him suffer in a pecuniary |
sense, and it is expected that he win have the |
Governorship of Hong Kong or Tasmania
Last nights speech Of Lord Randolph Churchill |
explains why he did not go TO the Lord Mayors |
banquet Lord Rothschilds advice. that he should |
not allow himself 10 get too easily within CITY In |