New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10

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cautious and even pessmistic in his views OF foreign
ogairs has suddenly become confident of peace
7be object. he declared yesterday at the Mansion
uousc nj All tho rulers Of the world, IS 10 secure
,,in,crrupcd peace Even Bulgaria promises
,cacc ai least SO far external appearances go
Lord Sal;Sha.y's words on this eyer-ournng bul-
rnrian question remarkable. and may even h'"O
At a new understanding between the Great POWERS
Tho nrinclpal statesmen of Europe arc beginning 10
think that the best thing to do with Bugari" u
10 leave IL alone. lie answers for England, IN
assurance which will delight the soul OF Loru h"i
dolph Rhurchill. who indeed, may claim Loru
Salisbury as n convert He answers, though 'es'
rositiyflv. for Germany and Austria lie hoIes /
that his ct-alonc policy will SUIT Russia as no
has right 70 after NJ dc Giers's declaration thaV
puss;a lad washed her hands of Bulgaria. though !
of this Lord Salisbury makes no mention. by
ANY of cncoura cinc her 10 pcrscvcre in this pain
of doing nothing he pays handsome compliment
70 Russian valor and Russian policy. Hopes too
sprinr in his mind from tho recent interview pe-
twccp the Emperor OF Russia and the German I'm
rcror. whom Lord Salisbury persists III Calling
Emperor Of Germany, which he Is not. Ills pane
ryric on the young William is IN tone meant 10
r-atifv and is sure TO crafty Germany III spi0
of all the Anglophobia OF Berlin. lie praises MN
A. n lover of peace Whether Russi" VIII IKE
having HIM held up an example TO her ana her
Tmpcror is another question. This spcech IN any
ease will be hailed all over Europe as assurance
,~ainst any fresh disturbance of the eternal Last
crn question at present
ono hlacl, snot Lord Salisbury left untouched
Franco None OF the recent French news is Goou'
Tho strikes. which at first were thought local.
oro extending. and with them the spirit OF DIS
ordo, They are fomcnted by Communists ana
Anarchists by political Adventures like NJ Roche-
tort and by other political Adventures, who'
unlike NJ Rochefort, still pay to virtue 'he NUM-
aQc OF hypocrisy. Yesterdays performances III
Pnris are none the less disquietng because Unc
riots at General Eudcss funeral were carrleu on III
remote quarters and ended in no loss ol MO
Paris is seething with reckless discomfort III Is
the attitude OF the Ministry which Is reassurihH'
NJ Floquet has been counted on py Ihe Ooni-
p,unists not ms partisan of disorder, but as hKey
to tolerate demonstrations sure to end IN as
order They have found out their mistake. l ne
nolicc were handled yesterday with as much hrin-
ness As if NJ Ferry not Nj. Floquet had peen
Prime Minister Troops would have been useu
# wanted. The MOB has another much-heeueu
lesson 10 think over. .
France. moreover, is trying to make trouble at
NIassowah where she has no interests 10 protcco
and no apparent object but TO thwart Italy. hcr
jealousy of Italian influence In the East is ever
a
Tho Porncu Commission bill passed the third
reading Yesterday, but not without some shght
amendment in the interest of Mr. Parneh anu
his friends Mr.. Iabouchere bestowed MS hnai
hlcssing upon the measure, which he calls the
Times Protecting bill" Mr.. Sexton IN 1e"
effective sentences announced that the Irish mem
hors would neither support nor oppose the third
reading. They walked out and the minority OF
&C oenirst the bill was composed entirely OF Glad
stonians.
Other Irish matters fill even larger space Tor
the moment What Lord Salisbury sad on Ire
land at the Mansion House was brief, but lncludeo
the interesting statement that WITHIN t"el'e
months boycotting cases have diminished from
4,sOO to 1900.
The Ridley inquest brought MIR OBrlcn onc'
more TO the front as a martyr. lie told RldeS
that he was firmly convinced he had been taken u
Tuuamorc to be buried alive there and be nur
dercd. There was some cross-eXamlnaton aDou
Mr. OBriens famous suit of clothes. but how thel
were smuggled into prison remains mystery. MT
OBrjen's evidence as q whole was to the enec
that DR. Ridley treated him Us kindly as nc aareu
but that DR.. Ridley the governor OF tne JAIL an
other prison officials were all in terror OF IN
Prison BOard at Dublin.
Mr. Chamberlain, according 20 one OF MS Dir
uincham friends, sent yesterday TO Inc llmcS
for publication the promised correspondence "iu
Mr. Psrnen Nothing, however, appears I'LL
morning
lie Naval operations beginning TO arous
the British public. now that the Dlockaue II"
been broken both at Berchaven and Loughswilp
and British coasts are being harried BRITISH sea
ports captured and British commerce IN uahscl
The fact that the capturing fleet IS Drltlsh IN
time only modiies the alarm. The polht ID ln'
fleets of superior force have failed to seal up III
fleets they were bloCkadng. The argument Is ina
they would equally fail in preventing the escal
of French fleets in time of war. Greenock Ape
deem IIartlepool and a dozen other towns nav
fallen; London itself is supposed to be IN peri
Meantime part of the pursuing fleet has arrived
Plymouth and part is disabled. The manoeuYr
by which Admiral Tryon broke the blockade
thought BIZ naval experts exceedingly clever
Sir Edgar Vincent. who is on his way 10 Amerlc'
gets compliment from Lord Salisbury on Il
Egyptian work The financial difficulty
Egypt said the Prime Minister yesterday at u
Mansion House. which at ono time seemed aImo
insupcrabe, has, thanks mainly 10 the ability
Sir EGror Vincent and those working under hin
been entirely surmounted, and Egypt is anon
the solvent Powers OF the world"
The Royal Academy makes haste TO 0fer d
served honor to the late Frank IIoll An eXhib
tion Of his works is announced for the comm
winter Sir Frederick Leighton hopes that Il
p-rtraits Of Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mr. PierDoI
Morgan and other Americans. if any there be. Wi
be lent 70 the Academy i'll homage of the artist.
G. W S.