The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19
latest NEWS FROM EUROPE.
.,r,oys SAT PEACE nut C0NTfNCg
PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.

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yox,ox, July 1s.--Lord Salisbury ma"e .
.,..ch on Wednesday night whicl mas s'nrs
,.,npied tho attention OF politicians 10 mo OK
.,,sion Of all other TOPICS. The speech was
,nu.un,ly dull for Lord salisbury ou. tho
am. notes to which tho ora'orferee'euly TO-
,.,rsd proved that 1t had been catelany pre-
n,,cd. II Is probable. Therefore. 'nst 'ne
.n.srh was meant to ben ffe!er' anu sen'
Ava, onin lon is that 1t indicaes the no"eS re-
lived upon by the Government ID 'ho n"po
=, distrartins tie attention OF tho "'ee'ots
from tho home rule question at the sehe1M
.,aetion, That policy Is e'ldcn'y ~ no w
a, electoral aud administrative re.oru'' IN
ending the concession OF parliamentary 'u'-
itace I" women. .,,...o,hx thu
The Tories were immensely dcilGhteu oy 'he
PREMIER emphatic declaration thas 'h's i
lament should run its in!i iegai ir"se' ",''
tloy hope tina. tho ncN session WIZ W w, y.
..,.i N rho Reform Div. b. means OF winch IL
~, ~. nui,. ,vs,iJp 80 to rearrange the
.,,.,oral ar.ns as to make secure many Tory
w, ih.rn,. L nionis.seats. which. under the
s..,,, .-r.nvcmen must certainly be lost.
ws,. .nho,nn Ia n hold ono and will require per-
-, ,,r,v d,s.iu,;ne and hard work to carry
=, ,h."uch In, IL. iory leaders are confident
.,., ,hs thing cAn DO done II the entire
.n..;on ho devoted 10 it, and II Lord Harting-
49, .nd MIC followers give It their active SUP.
r,,, Tho scl,emt ofcou.se. will meet persist
an md ,,etermi,cd resistance from the Lib
.rals Who deny tie right Of nny moribund
Government ,obrirg In any Reform bill, and 1t
Ia hv M means Improbable that the next $685.
aim will be Of the liveliest character. Tho
ni.bops have UNEXPECTEDLY blessed tho Free
Education bill thereby accelerating its pas
ago through til, House OF Lords and insuring
II, enact mont this session.
Mr.. Gladstone is back again In Lowestoft.
and Is fast reRnininR his normal heal.h.
Literal victory in Wisbeach will doubtless COM
pste tho cure Everything Is in favor OF the
Tory candidate. brt the Liberals are working
hard aud are full OF confidence. Mr.. Glad
.ons Is dangerously near the constituency.
hut, having mi ed his medical advisers that
hs will not s, oak in public until they give him
permission. he has had to content himself with
writing a manifesto in the form OF CHEEKY
letter to the Liberal candidate.
The Royal Commission on Labor ia showing
sims Of * haustion and will soon take n long
holiday The proceedings this week have not
been PARTICULARLY edifyinR. tho Commissioners
and Witnesses showing too much OF q dispose.
lion 10 vrangle. This. however. may be due
tothe hot weather. which has also thinned the
attendance OF the members and has caused the
Comniaioner to regret the intense respecta-
billy Of bis environments. which prevents him
nom sitting in his shirt sleeves. as is HE GUS
ton wbssat hi. desk o. the Dockers' Union
4 ssssxsths East 6d.
rss defeat Of tho French Government in the
Chamber on Thursday. although promptly re-
harsd yefterday. has somewhat scared
EuropA but the wonted signs OF peace have
hssa unusually abundant this week. Austria.
'ottnaauce. has decided to put her feet into .
coalition which will enable 1t to make re-
spsetable appearance In the Mediterranean In
,hs event Of war. and the peace footing Of the
Fnueh army has been increased by 10000
ntl. But 1t is in Russia that tho peace
I'd Indications have been most striking
All nnmer us. The Vienna correspond
eN Of the Standard to-day telegrsphs
sne specmens. Livery day. he says.
hirss fresh int diligence OF what he describes.
dtorrse errone on sly, rs the warlike prepera-
tons BY Russia. Several Cadre battalions Of
,Arss rye infantry garrisoned near the Aus.
lnu i,cnter have Leon transformed into q
many regiments by the. simple process Of
doubling their number, Tn to 1888 this step
vas intended only to be taken after the order
~. a1sn kvrh 10 'nop,Ie anu 40 4. .; ~ Dsns
Auxiliary writer In The Poster LLOYD considers
ll,hN h.sinninI OF n mobilization. Tho same
writ r thus summarizes the preparations
made since 1885:
Two now army CORDS have been formed.
cavalry divisions aud Coss ,ck regiments OF
To seronh levy ono Finnish dragon regi-
nsal. md several Cossnck infantry battalions
ladiortrcss artillery companies have been cre-
uel The batteries stationed near the west
@ ironerhsve been raised to war footing.
The frontier guards have become regulars.
.ud as already suited. the reserve infantry
JUS been increased 10 war strength.
There Iema,ns hardly anything to be done
hemrls'e the mobilization except the trans
aubG Of the trnoIs from the interior to the
10 le-. and Tor that purpose a network OF
Nn.egral II, "a nos hoen cora,rncteJ. aud
daallc Inos h,yo haan l,;d n,o,1 ,h,, xvho,o