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testified that in three years his firm gave 100000 to
politicians, Gobetweens, and for campaign purposes.
TOPICS IN TILE ENGLISH CAPITAL.
THE PRoRoGUIYG OF PARLI AMENT-sIR ]. E.
GoRsT-DACCARAT-JR LINCoLN'S

Cspyrfahtj 1891 By TIE NeW York Associated fress.
London, June 1o.-parliament will be prorogued on
August g. This is the official arrangement which re-
suited from an agreement between the Government
and the Opposition whips after the latter mad con-
municated with their leaders in reference to their
policy upon the remaining bills Of the session. Inc
members long for rest before beginning the election
| campaign. Local party managers who are swarmng
in the lobbies of the House Of Commons nave Just
received instructions TO prepare for dissolution early
next summer The Government intend to summon
the House early In January and stake their fate on
the Irish Local Government BILL and they purpose 10
dissolve Parliament after carrying the bill. The Con-
servative uncertainty the future Of the party is
leading to further refusa by present members to re-
contest their seats, and within the Ministry itself dis
content is producing disorganzation.
remarkable Outburst in which Sir J. E. Gorst ex-
pressed contempt for certain of his colleagues In the
Ministry, occurred in the Manipur debate. Being
obliged officially TO defend the Indian Government, he
made a mockng apology for the brutalities and stu
pdtes of the British rule abroad and, behind bes at
the India Government, he satariDed the Imperial
Government. He said That the senaputty was man
of brains that his real crimes independence and
originality and that the Government disliked original
talent, preferring amenablc med0crity. The Tories
heard him aghast wondering at whom the language
was evelled when interviewed later. Sir j. f. Gorst
denied that it directed at Vscount Cross his chief
In the lndla Oihc", or at any
complalsance OvertOps his ability. The accepted In
depreciation Of the speech is that Gorst recognizing
that the period Of Conservative power is about 10
close is preparing for time when he will reassunc,
with Lord Randolph Churchill Independent position
aiming TO form and lead group strong enough to give
them, in time, control. Gorst, who is Tory Demo
crat has long cherished ideas of renovatng the CON
servative party. He believes prolonged penod III
opposition would afford his best chance to come to the
front
The baccarat ferment is not quite over yet Mr.
Cobb pdrposeh asitng Mr. Shnhope WhaV
the Duke of Cambridge intends 10 -
enforce the antigambling regulations III U"0
Army and what officers or men have oeeh pun
isbed for gambling Regrettng their weakness Ill
abandoning the hunt on the Prince of Wales some
other Radicals TO raise the subject again Oh INC
army estimates Ii the plans to sustain the dehuhc
ton of the Prince of Wales are pursued the LioeId
leaders will not only be disassOciaed thereirom puU
Mr. Gladstone privately states that he and MS COL
leagues must retaliate on the defamers.
Mr.. Chapn's Atlantic Cattle bill, behind tlle seem
ing simplicity of dts provisions chiefly relating to al
ditional powers 10 inspect vessels has latent appca
tOn of the severest protective character Chdcr
clause granting the Board of Agriculture power 10
jnsure animals proper ventilation. food, water etc.
the Board obtains supreme regulation of the trade
The reception given by the United states Minister
and Mrs. Lincoln this evening was attended by a large
number OF Americans, including 1lr ana MIS- NdchaS'
Mr.. and Mrs. Meiges, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Marth'
Mr.. and Mrs ROnalds, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. McKee,
Mrs Cameron, Miss Blaine and Horace White be-ideS
a lar,e number Of members of the Diplomatic CORPS
friend of Mr. Lincoln denies the report OF MI LIN
coins transfer TO Mr. Nobes place in The CaoncI & al
Washington The friend says that Mr. Lincoln IS wen
pleased with London; that lie will remain mere at
least year longer and that he Is not ANXIOUS % oi to
fatigues of Cabinet place. Mt Whltc mas RI re
turned from interesting trip In Iurkey Greece au
SYRIA and will sail for America next week. 49,, IN
Dr. Briggs In company with another American, DI'
Brown will visit oxford 70 consult Canon Driver on
fhe isSue Of a new Hebrew lexicon. a n'iniper oI
religious papers discuss the vote % the Pres9Y eiIa
General Assembly and rather sympathize WIN d.
Briggs. s "a. ,oo, A.,
Professor TyndaN is recovering from his long "
ness He was able to leave his bedroom To-Day, acr
two months of confinement -,
Herbert Spencer's new work. "Justlce," Is ready
completing the part on the Principles OF Ethlc9'
Lord TennysOn has returned from his cruise IN ex-
cellent health.