Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10
THE IRISH LEADERSHIP.
opinions Wary to the Prospects OF UltI
mate Harmony.

Opinions Vary ~ ca the Pro-pects OF Ulfi-
mate Harmony.
LONDON, Feb. lO.-The Parueil leadership
committee has issued a circular asking the
league branches in London TO affiliate and give
the committee monetary and other assistance.
Ii Is probable that the McCarthyite meeting
projected for Thursday next will be deferred.
II held il is not believed that a plan will be
submitted at the time. The Gladstonian as
surances are not considered adequate by Mr.
Parneli and IL Ia said he refuses TO bind him.
sell TO retire for period longer than the pres
en-; session OF parliament. The Irish Times
says that the difference Of opinion existing be-
tween Mr.. Gladstone and Mr. parnell Is so
great Is 10 be beyond even the chance OF COM
promise or adjustment The Dublin ErJDr,sSs
announces that Sir William Vernon Harcourt
has advised Mr.. Justin Mccarthy not 20 hold
any further communication, direct or in
direct with Mr.. Psrnell The Fr,s1I,an's jour
Isdi says tina. Mr.. Parneh and Mr.. Mm. O Brien
have been Ia communication with each other
Tor the past two DAYS. Mr.. Thos. 2. Gill. MP,
the journal adds. returned 90 London yester-
day evening and was in conference with Mr..
farneu and Mr.. Sexton in London.
TIVE NEW ITALIAN PREMIER
The Rome correspondent Of the Tirnes saws.
Public opinion is cooling toward the new min
istry, owing to the belief that il is composed
of irreconcilable elements and lacks a common
program. The Journal des Dsbdfs saws that
all France asks of the Marquis di Rudsni is 20
allow France TO live with Italy ~ France lives
with Austria The Italian premier has
Issued a circular addressed To the Italian min
listers abroad, stating that the program Of the
cabinet Is pacific and conservative. guarantee
ing security 10 Italy and quiet 10 Europe.
THE CARS SLIGHT TO LONDON.
The Daily Telegraph expresses the opinion
that the action of the czar in returning the
I,..l. n.n n
Hebrews is the most severe rebuff that a lord
mayor of London ever received he TeSegyrGtA
adds that the painful effect Of its return viii be
forcibly reflected upon Englishmen. The cor
respondent of the Chronicle at St. Petersburg
telegraphs that paper that the only effect of
the memorial has been TO redouble the perse-
cutions of the Hebrews-
FOREIGN NEWS IN BRIEF.
A dispatch received here from Montevideo,
the capital of the Republic or Uruguay. says thas
three Chilian nen-of-war, which have seeded
from the insurgent feet, have arrived st that
port.
MISSIONER the painter. left no will. His
family intend to fulfill his intentions Of pre-
seating to the Louvre two pictures which he
always refused TO sell, namely: IL Attente"
and The Eicher."
A decree has been issued under the authority
of the King of Italy forbidding any one to en-
igrate under the age of twenty ty-four unless ac-
companied by the father of the emigrsnt. This
is intended to put an end to the padrone trafrc
in children.
The Nescs, commenting on the Nicaragua
canal scheme. SAYS: The Americans seem about
to triumph by sheer persistency. Ii one-haif
of Mr.. Menocals anticipation is realized he will
rank among the worlds greatest engineers
The crew Of the American schooner Amanda
c. Parker, which WAS abandoned january 26,
has been landed at Liverpool by the steamship
Darrell from Philadelphia
An extensive strike of glassworkers in Iyous
France, and neighborhood il impending The
men are dissatisfied with the wages they have
been earning and demand an increase.
Commenting on Sir John Macdo,'aid's mani
festo to the Canadians the -Aetcs declares that
the theory Of an imperial Zollverein falla-
cious, and that the plan will neyes work. Ii
says that any artificial limitation of the sources
whence the kingdom draws its supplies will be
dangerous and indehnable, and that C.Inada
and Newfoundland supply proof that they viii
submit no joint proposals to London, but, IN
competition with each other, will approach Mr.
Blaine.