The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-03-18
FROM THE OLD WORLD.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM MANY
FOREIGN LANDS.


LoNpoN, March 1s.-The Parncllitcs
interpret Mr.. Glodstones spcecb M Hast
mos nc tcet;,,on,, q, ~. r.,,,r,,;,,, 800.
,nss Us 'es,'inony 70 sne returning prom
lnence ana power OF Iarnell. timothy
Harrington last evening expressed him
self delipbted with the fact that Parppll'a
opnoron3. In Tho En,,;s,, r;horoI ,,or,,,
III - - s"o ,,' iiDe'i p"'.y
nau psen Ken, uilven a. leng.n 10 com, out
from their secret and covert methods OF
attack, and take up the challenge thrown
down to them. Mr.. HARRINGTON said
,,,"' "i. ui"us'ohc e''uen.'y resarueu
MI farnell as the only Irish representa-
tive worth talking about, as he had not
wasted many words on anybody else.
The speech was intended. Mr. Uarri,c.
manifesto. and also ne n notice to ir;sh
rcoi,le that they must depose ParneiI 40
their leader. or give I'm ali claim IN tbo
English Liberals Mr. Gladstone wonid
find. however. that Irish Nmer;cans and
the Irish people were canahIe nf oc,t aa
along without ENGLISH adv;no VIII, az
amazing assumption If a,,tocrot;c nowar
Gladstone gave his ult;matnyn s,Givc,,r
ParnelI or Iose Uoma Pmie y ,rSa Tr;sb
people co,,ld NOT forget Mr. trarr;nnton
added. that The man who said tbis lad
when in actual power. MT their Homo
Rule leader in prison. ~
Upon the McCarthv;tes tba ;,,,ress;o,
prod,lced nv Mr. GIadstone's snanah 4 n,t
altogether pleasant. Eor obv;pus reasons
they do not care TO figure In unfriendly
criticism Of the Liberal leader Int ono ~
the prominent McCarthvite M. p',s has
stated that he would ,;,,cI ,roear ,h hae
Gladstone had ignore, ParneII . and ' iest
him to he dealt with by the Irish clergy
and other strictly Irish clemens for t5e
reason that at present any attack from
British source upon Mr.. ParneIl was cni-
culated 10 strcngfl1en him in IrniorJ
A Berlin disnatch saws that. abnuid NJ
Herbettc, the French. and Counf Srhouva.
loff, the Russian, Ambassador. both be
recalled al an early date, as now seems
probabie' the situation viii owe ,",,Sa snr
grave anxiety. IIofL these fmbessodnps
are friends Of peace. and Herbette asnec'
ialIv has exerfed himself ~ crosie ,,jaay.
ant relations between France and Ger.
many. To This fnct he owes fbe nnnon,.
larity which the French government nO can
no longer ignore Schonvaloff Lae nevn,
bee,, fayorite with The Ke;ser 10" ne r.aos
because he was fayorite with BismrrcIs
On the other hand he has alwavs main.
tanned himself in WAY To avoid anv
friction between the two Emnires and This
he has done successtully. In The present
temper of the French and Germa,, GOV
ernments ii would he easv for an im5Sol;-
One peculiar fact about Schouyaloff il
that he has such a large household. and
there arc Berliners ,nk3nd enonrh ~ arc.
gest that the ladies Of the household make
thcmrulyex i,sef,,l IN gother;nr frnn,
thouebtiess associates facts Of impsorta ,o
10 Russia
A Rome djspatcl, SAYS there IL mn truth
in the runior that two Americans have
been murdered at Nazarct near Males
,rhe runior seems 10 have orig;nateI in
the foct that two tourists NOT Amer;cana
were recently assaulted and robbed In that
vicinity. The various authorities. in town
and country. have been civen the strictcs,
orders 10 prevent any dsnlav . Of S Sioes
toward foreigners on account Of The eyist.
ing excitement.
TO-dav's reports from G;braltar state
that the number drowned nv the collisinn
Of the emicrant steamer ITtopia from
Italy with The British ironclad WIS rreater
than at first reported.
The survivors are being cared far nj
Gibraltar.
A Russian captain named Dennatskv
has arrived i'm Paris. having driven n
troika from Samara. in Russia
The correspondent at SD. Petersburg of
the Btyliner Iaqe6laU. the PRINCIPAL news
paper organ of the Jews In GERMANY. has
operation Of the anti.Jewish lecrces.
The correspondenf at ROM Of the Times
states that EXPERIMENTATION espabiisbcs ths
falsehood of the Observation-Disclosures stories
of massacres at Massowah. the truth
being that only few spies have been put
10 death. DNS'' '''
The COMMITTEES IF Parliament ann,;,tod
10 consider the question of State aid to
emigration. has made ito final renort
The committed does NOT advise anv cen.
eral extension of The system eYcent in
the case OF the contested districts of Ire
land and Scotland. and suggests that the
provisions Of the Irish Land bill relating
Scotland. The committee advises that
the experiment of sending loo Crofters
and their families TO America he reneafej
Mr.. Dayitt. speaking al Blackh,rn YES
ferday, said that he had no longer wishes
for Separation from the empire MS soon ms
he saw a chance for Ireland To gain her
desire by constitutional means. Pile nre.
dicted the thorough defeat Of parnell In
future elections,
The Paris correspondent of the Times I'm
commenting on the death of Prince Ma.
pOleon, deals severely with certain circum-
stances connected with the death scene.
He saws "Kelieious fanaticism and I'm.
man ambition met al the sick he'd. where
modern science had prolonged a life other
wise ended long ago. and dis.
Duted for the posnssion of the bodv
which each desired To convert into !
trophy. Bigotry on the one side. and
thirst for power on the other added pro.
IOpued horrors to the diving agony. Each
had recourse to lying in order to simulate
.s,Iccess. 20
-"Public opinion is revolted Inv the hide.
Gus zeal of those who torture the dvinp
in order to make them clients of tho con.
fessional. il is Revolving stili more Inv
The rebel son who persists in rebellion n
order 10 secure ephemereal. useless mower
Cnnfessors cardinals. nuns. and other re-.
Ii,,jeuses have shown n wilHngness To re
yiye IT'D horrors of the middle ages. iii,
only one who leaves the horrible scene
with n higher reputation Is tho Prince
himself who preserved his force Of vii
TO die as he had lived. with a horror OF
counterfeit in his souI and with contem n,
for hvnocrites on his lipsn
Yestcrdov while the man hers NJ n oon,