New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
THE STANLEY REVELATIONS.
JAMEsON's LETTER REGARDED AS VIRTUAL
ADMISSION OF THE CHARGES MADE

AGAINST HIM.
London, Nov. 15-"The Chronicle commenting
m the scandals connected with tho Stanley expcdi'
on SAYS that the continuance Of the relations presses
deeper and deeper the burning brand OF disgrace
mon the namo and fame of England 1t protests
that no one concerned IN the expedition was seicn-
fist and adds One days work CT the kindly Gull
tured urbane Emin, though 1t may excite the derlson
NJ stanley and his praetoran band OF Pau Mail
Johnncs' Is OF more benefit to humanity thon
decade of work Of Stanley expeditions. In the days
when British officers were gentlemen such work As
describes could not have been done so quickly
as TO prevent them from lifting hand In defence OF
url that had been bought to be tortured ana torn 70
pieces. Jameson has disgraced his country IN the
eyes of the civilized world 1t Is dreaafm hihg
that such man should be idolzed as soc'e1s nero
.The Times referring to J8meson's letter TO his
wife in explanation Of the cannibal incident witnessed
by him. says it deeply regrets to record the opinion
that Jamesons attempted exculpation strikes heavier
blow at his reputation any of the other statements
recently published The paper also ASKS ho" t4o
Emn Relief Committee were brought to consent 10 T-
ceve Assad Farans reraction Of his statement con
corning the affair, ana wna' ihuuoe"'0n' ""' 'A'''N
mn pr ~ Sow 15~The Independence Beige COM
mepts on JamesOn's letter to his wife as follows:
Jameson stands condemned by his own letter, when
is tantamOunt to an unwilling and indrsct eonicsS0n
This 1t says, Is the general opinion In Enghno
Mn STANLEY TO REACH NETWORK TODAY
Henry NJ. Stanley remained yesterday in Phadcl-
mia. He will return to New-York to-day, and to-
morrow morning will with his party board the special
car that has been provided for them and begin his
extended tour of the United States and Canada Mr.
Stanley Is booked for least hundred lectures ana
will undoubtedly carry good round sum back TO
Britain.
During his stay in the Everett House he received
remarkable testimonial to the inherent honesty that
exists i'm average human nature, after all. young
man. a promising lawyer In New-York, called on nm
and paid him $50 which had been lent to tho lawyers
father in England many years ago. His father was
then in stratened circumstances, but he and his son
have prospered on this side Of the water, and TOOK
the earliest opportunity they could after Mr. STAN
LEWIS arrival to discharge the debt, and let Mr. Stan
lev know of the Improvement in their circumstances
no which his generosity had contributed w,
Mr. Stanley will deliver new lecture IN Now horK
ON his return from his tour.
MR.. GosCHEN AND MIR. BALFOUR H0NoRED.
London, Nov. 15.-sir G.. ]. Goschen Chancellor Oh
the Excheauer has been elected Lord Rector OF the
University OF Edinburgh He received 1879 votes,
AGAINST sO1 cast for Sir Charles Russell the we'll
known lawyer, who was his competitor Tor the ONCE
Glasgow Now 15.-At the election for rector OF tho
Glasgow University to-day Mr. Balfour, Chief Secretary
for Ireland the Conservative candidate, was elected.
receiving 94s votes, against Ut for LORD Ahsraeen
the Liberal candidate.