The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-07
SUPPORT PROMISED.
The PaTnGlIitG EmiSSaTieS to
America Elated.
English Friends Of the HGCaTthyiteS Be-
ginning to Despair.
Bur3e.te-CO Makes Denlal-The MaCkay
Libel Suit-TakilS the Census Of
the British Empire.
Copyrighted, 1891, by the New York Associated
Press

LONDON. March 6.-ParnelPs delegates to
America will leave on Sunday They are
greatly heartened by cable assurances of the
warm and widespread support Of their
American compatrots. United Ireland con-
trasts the departure and prospects Of
O'Connor, Kelly, Redmond and Harrison
with the partial collapse of the Mccarthy
ties mission preparations. The McCarthyites
at first arranged to send Abraham, Kenney
and Flynn 10 act with OConnoT. but Abra-
ham refused. Keuney and Flynn were sur
prised, and I. P. O'Connor packed up his
traps to come home. Now single embas-
sador, Mr.. Fox, goes to represent the failing
faction.
FAILURE OF THE M'CARTHYITEs.
The firmest English friends Of the Nc
Carthyites are beginning to despair of their
ability to make any headway against the
vigor Of the Parnellites Parnell has shown
his usual skill in the selection of his
emissaries. All, excepting Harrison, are
trusted Nationalsts, and can appeal with
confidence based upon past personal history
10 IriSh-Americans.
ParnelPs speech at Clerkenwell YVES
pointed bid for the labor vote. 1t was also
meant 10 coneiliate Davitt, but it only
stirred up Davitt's bile Writing to the
Labor World Davitt predicts that Parnell
Will not humbug the workmen; d@nounces
him for making hypocritical profession Of
interest in labor, whilst actively fOmenting
racial feudS between the English and Irish
democracies, and accuses him of being
ready to wreck the bome-rule movement to
pave the way fox compact like that Of 1850.
BURDETT-COUTTs.
Philadelphia papers have been received
here in which Mr.. BurdetL-COutts is named
as the defendant in a divorce suit, and frank
illusions are made 10 the parties concerned
Even the most caTelessi gOssipeTs would
not have associated Burdett-Coutts with
scandal in England, where his character
and mode Of life have placed him above
suspicion. The mistakes made by the
American papers have been rs great a
shock to the Baroness as to her husband
The latter Tonight writes to the Associated
Press to state that the report that there is a
probability Of mis- being implicated in d
divorce suit is absolutely untrue
THE MACKAY LIBEL SUIT
Since the San Francisco fraCas when Mr.
ether party, Instead of prosecuting Mackay
on the spot, has done nothing in the way Of
yindication, unless inspiring suggestions in
aJme American and European papers that
Machay assaulted MIN from behind.
Mackay's London solicitors, in prosecuting
En Auglo-FTench paper Tor libel, believe
they have hit upon the origin of the incte-
Blent 10 the libelous article, and it will add
additional interest to the proceedings If
proof is add uced come cling the san Fran
cisco Incident with tie press attacks in
Paris.
TAKING THE CENSUS.
The work Of taking the census of the
British Empire was begun Thursday in
India. II Is expected TO show $50 g00,0OJ
inhabitants in India against 254, ,0CO, 600 in
1881. The British Isles Will be taken a
month hence and it is estimated the p0pu-
latiOn VII show an increase Of 10 per cent
EMPRESS FREDERICK's DIPRUDENCE.
Lord LyttOn has come from Paris to have
a conference with Lord Salisbury on posi-
bic issues Arising from the Empress Fred
eTicks visit to Paris. He does not fear that
the relations between France and Germany
have been seriously strained. He tacitly
blanes the Empress for her impruuence