The sun., 1891-08-09
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
,ry1RKABLE LOVE FEAST Re
rurry FRINGE AND RUSSIA.


n..r,.r. from tho Parneii Ranks
oRr,en Must Ray Lord ordsai'sb"ry'sSosts
h, Declared n Bnnkrupt-Dr Depew's
n,r. In Greece-Crampe'. the French
r,r. Murdered In Central Africa
u.,,our,. Coming Tour In irei"nd-The
nr.,o and stock Markets.
..,.r,,h. ,eli. " Tax srs Irinhno ana fS'''"'"o
sr' AgN'idrGn
,, AUG. s.-The European situation
,,is week may iairly ne descriped as amus'nR'
W" N' snoorinr OF Russia and France forming
,hs most humorous feature. Inc 'eleGraph
NJ W. ham, full stories Of Franco Russian
,"n',,,,v "'us md love. Scbastopol is forgotten.
mss sailors Of 10th nations are like brotheis
A.,,i,ad AaN and as fer the r officers the French
,saar.,a uehs nd! ectves for the expression OF
49,. ,nn,ual admira on that exists between
,hs,, From tn, addresses made at the various
n..,rots on board the vessels OF tho visiting
a., aud In Russian castles and palaces. one 10
an.hls 10 discover which is the deeper. the
,n. -, france for tho Czar or that OF tho
p,s.,an nutocrat for French institutions and
rr..i,l.n, Carnot. Nv, n the diver who was
.,bbtinc the submarine TELEPHONE TO visitors
=, C,on,,adt did not forget the entente.
"non ,our mon commandant." he said from
,,,d.r ,be wafer to the CAPTAIN OF the French
friea,a "yive Ia France. hnrrah.' And the
prnnch Can ain no, OILY replied Merci mon
.,.,r nbut added The Russian word Tor thanks.
"spassibo."
Tho Czsr himself at the dinner given nt
pa,.rabor gave ms his toast, 10 the welfare
=, N CarnD. President OF the French repub-
us. "a tho welfare OF the French feet and
espe,ialy 10 the squadron commanded hy
Admiral Geryais.' No won Ter that the worthy
Admiral. being carried into the Military Club
~ Moscow on the shoulders OF the Russian
sfcsrs, was insrired after dinner. The
attention of the world is directed upon u.s."
shouted the Admiral Il drink to the noble
Russian reo,le and their Gar" And when
Gen. Tchsrnaetr replied: History has drawn
Is closer together: We are friends. and
drink 10 F,nnce aud her army and fleet"
Admiral Gery ais again spoke.
Taught BY misfortune" he said. France
10 now recruiting her strength She 10 neverthe-
less strong b. reason of her unity and BY DOS
sessing he friendship Of great monarch and
looks with conf ence to the future"
50 warm is the affection for France In Rus
sis lust at present. that thellussian newspa-
pers have only kind things to say about the
visit OF tho French fleet to England. Frances
ally In the Crmea. upon the return from the
Russian visit. The anti-EnGlish aGitators OF
France have not yet. however. ceased to howl
ard rant about the acceptance Of the Queens
invitation so soon after the visit OF their hated
foo, the Emperor OF Germany. Lord Salisbury
has Rone so far, however. as to express his
surprise to NJ. Waddinvton. the French AM
bsssador in London. at tho importance which
public opinion in France has attached 10 tho
Nren, visit Of the German Emperor to the
English capital. adding that the Government
o;the Queen would be most happy to extend an
Official welcome TO the French squadron in
order to rove to the people Of France that
their apprehen ions on the subject were
gronndiess and further. in ~rder 70 em-
phasizs the distinction between the two mani
festa,ions. the Government would ask Parlia-
meEt ior a grant to defray the cost OF the re-
ception. step which had not been taken on
the occasion OF the Emperors visit.
1t would have been difficult" says the Paris
Figaro. ito reeat advances made In such
tcrms The invitation was accepted and the
Eussian CDanrellcIie. On being arprised OF the
circumstance. so far from takin umbrage at
the CHANGES which would have to be made in
tie squadron's itii erary received, the news
With pleasure. In short. tho invitation OF the
British Cabinet constitutes a fresh develop
mont in the policy Of which the Cronstadt
ftes were the official ratilcation."
All the effect OF this palaver nearly went to
the wind. however. when Lord George Ham.
ilt"n, N reply to a question in Parliament.
said that III. Government would not place q
man.ot-war at the disposal OF the Hous. Of
Commons for the purpose OF viewing the ma
nruvies o. the French feet at Portsmouth.
Inc french people. Legislators and all saw
10 tbls an insult TO their nation, not consider
tna, alter the rror0guing o! the English Par
Hsmeht its members fee the country SO that
there would be mona OF them to visit the
man rGvres even II vcsse! were awaiting
them. 1t needed a letter from Sir Edward
need VI. l., 10 Deputy lie Loncle to put mat
tsrS right and prevent that state n propos-
ms IN the 'hHmOer that the acceptance OF the
queen S invitation bo rescnded. Sir Edward
"lole; Excuse me for noticing that in France
some 'eelng has been expressed On account Of
aofd George Hamilton having stated in Par-
Aafhent that he WAS not aware that con ider-
spe nnnter OF mombers uf Parliament de-
.lea o 10 Present when the French fleet vi5-
"oa iortsmouth. IN the interest OF tho good
ohaers; ardlng between England and France
"nu as member OF the opposition. and there
,V!e NOT Concerned to defend Lord George
nau'i!"n. give You my positive assurance
wa! mere was no drrisre Denses In what he
sA'a. lilo smny had in mind the fact that
msmDers Of Parlianrnt were at the time fast
%A"erhg themselves over tho country and
Meoohtinent. and MS Parliament will not be
suing when the French feat arrives (ns 1t has
.'eSiS been prorogued!. there was no reason
"euopose tial officially members OF Psrlia-
a'h' w'ull return 10 London 10 so TO Ports
Av"h 'or an ihsp"c!on OF any esctiution."
i''smou'h is excited over the prospective
.n'' OF the French teet. and nearly all the
I."Ao's rooms ia the hotels and lodging
"ouAeS OF that ancient port are already en-.
sesoa, though the ceremonios do not begin
ohti the 10Th inst.
Ino forthcoming International Labor Con-
,... ~ ID 'usses promises TO be more Lively
~ 'n" held IN lar.s last year. W which. 1t will
H.. mem cred. MAS not allowed 10 be dull.
wiz "sl''s Socialists are already at work
0'w o. to capture" the Congress at it's
o,hg' a, "n.Ag' and are exulting ut the prospect
SumI moS'II erns tho British and Coninen al
v.,s n soi lists. They may succeed this
auss many of the British delegates
AMI. ungus ell at Paris by the revolutionary
a,,i, 10 declare that they would never
Tbs end n an International congress.
siI hl''sh Trades Union Congress. which
' 'aoot al New .ast Ia on SAINT Z will liscuss