The morning call., 1892-04-12
Hueh Anxiety Caused by the Caro-
WitcI'S Conduct.
FILL De SENT TO THE UEITED STATES.
eneen IittOria's Reception TO the Veterans oi
the Crimtan Var at HyGres-LOrd Church
Ills Political Policy.
tItsi.Ito THE MORNING CA=L

NEW YORK, April 1L-Edmund Yates
special cablegram to the Tribune from Lon
don says: A correspondent in ST. Peters
burg informs me that tie Czarowitch is
going to America early in June for few
months. The Emperor wishes his eldest
son to marry at once, but the CZarowitch
altogether declines 10 contemplate perma-
nent settlement n life, and it is hoped that
another distant tour may lead him TO change
bis views on the subject. The CZlrowiIch
has given his father a great deal of trouble
during the last two years. and is the cause
of much anxiety to the imperial family. The
CZarOwitch will accompany the Emperor
and Empress 10 Copenhagen for the celebra-
iion OF the golden wedding of the King and
Queen Of Denmark, May %.
The reception al Hyeres of the Crimean
Veterans by Queen Victeria caused much
annoyance 10 the French Government for
every effort has lately been ade TO bury
the Crimean War in oblivion, and the re-
vvdl of that unweleome topic is regarded
as peculiarly unreasonable at a time when
there are disquietlng reports of impending
rapprochement between Russia and Ger
many.
The accouchement of the German En-
press is expected in June at the Neue Palais
IN Potsdam, not in September as stated in
the daily papers. The usual prayers for her
safety have already begun In the Lutheran
churches throughout Prussia.
Because Lord Randolph Churchill has let
the first part OF the session 60 by without
speaking IL must not be too readily pre-
suned that he will not speak before the end
Of The present Parliament. Though he has
said nothing publicly, and but little pri-
vatelv, he has been thinking good deal.
Two subjects in particular have been engag-
Ing his nton-army reform and taxa
tin. On both OF these points lie was at one
tine prepared TO take up an advanced pc
sltlOn, bat his present attitude Is one
OF almost entire aequieseDce with the heads
of the party which lie once led. Early
IN tile year there was undoubtedly pros
pect Of his proving aptagonistic. Up TO
now lie has been effectualiy hobbled, and
wheE his attack does come it is far more
likely TO affect his opponents than his col
leagues. which could not have been said q
few weeks ago He is still. however. as he
always has been, liable to yield to one
temptation, thus letting his tactlial genius
be OyeTTuled by his love OF effect. Ii he
gets really gccd chance playing to the
gallery he VIII take II, whoever suffers
thereby.
BY the irony Of fate on the day that the
English papers reached Monte Carlo stat
lug that Sir Arthur Sullivan had been i'll,
but was now on the high road to recovery,
he had passed the worst night he had
known and was more PROSTATE and in
greater pain than ever. There has been
some ObScurity about his unexpectedly pro-
tracted illness. For day or so after the
painful crisis which was counted on
TO give him a long spell of. if not permanent,
relief, ell seemed going well and never
was patient in better spirits
or more inspired with hope. His
first, nay constant, detrimentally absorbing
thought throughout has been his work.
and for q brief period it seemed as if MS
feryent desire to finish il by the appointed
date would be accomplished. Then came a
terrible relapse. Since then there has been
worse attack of pain. 1t will interest and
relieve his countless friends that he has had
attending on him his attached nephew as
we'll as faithful. devoted and highly intelii-
gent personal servants.
1t is now announced that frst-class tor
pedO boats viii 10 future be employed in
groups of three, with only one Lieutenant in
command of each group. one warrant Off
Ger is to be allowed TO each boat and this
plan is 10 be adopted during the coming
naval maneuverS next summer. The COM
Dlement of engineer officers allowed to the
PE9be and her class OF vessels is to be re-
duced one-half. These things escape pub
lie nutice generally, bat it is time that we
awaken to The fact that it is no use building
costly and powerful ships unless we have
officers and men to work them, which at
present We most certginly have not.