The sun., 1892-03-06

| porIomontt to vote money for a preliminary
swrrav Tho 5omand was withdrawn in the
go -, .ho ,ohoront onnosition OF the Lib
| ar.Is hui -, Tburednv Coyernme ent formally
oct al Tho uonso of Commons to vote $4,000.
| a,a .lo N;nistors ;ntimated that they meant
tas,ana or ,nIi nv the nronosal.
nh. Iihoro,s heoded nv Mr.. Gladstone. en-
do.yorod to corncI the t;oyernment to give
fnrthor in formation. and the debate, which co.
cun;od t,vo sittinus Of the House, was the live
| l,eat that has taken place this session. Mr.
| Gladstone Sir William Harco,,rt. and other
| Iiharo,s ,,road With great force TINT the Brit
| ;.h Cnvornmapt would he made n mariner Of n
| ,r;,ota oommorc,oI cornoration and would
aar,,,it i,soi, 70 oii sor+s ~ serious respon-
sih,,itios Inv urnntino the money: while
On. ,rori.s reiisd unon Tho slnye trade
aro,no ont aud unor tho oh,ipation assumed
- tho Iota prr.oo,. oor,. rorco nv England and
othor countr,ee The money was finally voted
| hr ~. hi,rost r,e;ority oa that the 6oyerp-
,n.nt boa Ind ,or saysrol veors. hut the diyi-
a,on ,ros , ~ str,ot,,, !. rortv one
Mr. Gladstone and Sir william Vernon Har-
,omrt 70 ovoryhoiv,s surnrise, ahstoined from
Sotinr ,ttar hov;,. niaced IN record their
| Iisovovai n, roanonsihilitv which NAV prove
| 'snt,, .or,o dow
| ,arno n,n,h.r =, 1,h.-o,. o,ro,d q, tho
roiee,onsrv in,uence which ia very strong in
MANY conatitusncios took mn mart in the
a,",s;,n .nd ,,ot.,, In ,or,r =, Tho motion.
| mo ofyect n, ali tbis neither ia that tho Brit
,s, C,.arnn,a,t s+.rdo com mittod IN the mol.
low in Africs which will, almost certainly end
&, th. orno,otIon y, yost torr,tores. The
| roi,vnv from Momboea IN tho Victoria Nyanza
| ,u,;o, iii oost ,,o, s1o ooO noo will have To
ho hui,t NJ Enp,and,s cost or bv means OF the
, nr;,;sh Coy,rnmont,. onorontso
| m. rr.d,otions in +hio corrasnonaence that
NJ ChanIin riob, ha oncour.ead IN nrobihit
ant,r.,v tho in,nort.+ion a, live csttle have
haan :. =, nlv r.rra nted th,s wear Tbe milan
.h.ani.ts aro Yreino ,im to do an in order to
nmt m and to tha crmalties involved in the
ona.n ,ettlo troda md The Tory nawsnaners
80 no,t,ng hin, rith stotistics intended to
,r,va thot tho ar will NOT be a nenny
the wors. hecauae NJ last vears sunplies.
| a,Ir 10 noO tona vora imnortad alive no
.,o;,ot 400 KIN tora ~ deod maat i'm norted
| ona 5oo mo +ono y, prit;.b naot Total
nrob,hition IA beinp sunnorted in unite unex-
naotad nnor+o-a nh. pon Man Gazette. for
inaton,o sovo.
-. frso tr. d.r. va a.. hava M mnlaint
n mote ~ M ChanIin .bonld exclude foreign
| live stool Tho consumer Ia IN no wav threat
.rod hv tha r.striction xbich will simnlv in
crsaas tha daad meat trade in nroportion.
| whiIo romov,r. o,oot facility for nalminp ofY
inn nof
haay I-ndonhtadlv tha most natural and I'M.
oh;ac+ionoh,e wav y, tmnortino meat is to
tnnort n daod md not aiiv. The live cattle
hoat "a n aurv;vaI from the time when freezine
cbomhara vara not invented- and a very ugly
ond rnsavorv ray;va, 4 la
Engliabmen ara verv fond q, contrasting tho
| nrpceIv salaries maid to british diplomats
vth the i" "heoparlv nittances" " unon which the
American Ministers have TO subsist at foreign
cour+a The national nr,de Ia ukelv TO be
further enhancad bv tho discovery made this
veek bv an inouisitive Radical member Of
pa arliam ant that vhen an Ambassador or MIN
lister ia transferred to another post he receives
liberal allowance for OUTFIT" This is SUD-
posed to cover the Minister'S personal ex-
penses. travelling expenses OF his family. and
cost OF moving his own priyate fur.
niture. carriages, and horses. As a mat
ter Of fact. some embassies are furnished
entirely at public cost. and almost
all of them partly so and in nine cases out of
ten the outgoing diplomat disposes OF his fur
niture carriages. and horses at O valuation to
his successor The allowance for outfit is,
therefore, nearly all profit, and the sum is by
no means inconsiderable. Lord Dufrerin. for
instance. who has Just been tran nsferred from
Rome to Paris. receives $4,000: Sir Clare
Ford $4,000 on going to Constantinople. Sir
Henry Wolf $40, 900 on his transfer to Madrid,
and Lord Vivian $l2.5OO on proceeding to
Rome. Sir Henry Wolff has been moved three
times within year, and has probably 10 ock eted
$50. 900 or So. 900 after paying all expenses.
Certain degenerate EngIishmen in the
House Of Commons, Liberals OF course who
do not belong to the great families from which
tho British diplomatic service is mainly re-
cruited. object to the liberal scale upon which
these outfit allowances are drawn. and actu-
ally urge that an Ambassador or Minister
should send in his BILL like any common per-
son. and receive only his expenses. The Gov
ernment however. will strenuously resist this
nsdious attack upon the Constitution. and
the money will doubtless be voted next week.
1t was said in the House OF Commons the
other night that in twenty years the London
School Board has erected 1856 schools at cost
OF s2.153.345. and that 1G3 OF the schools have
been found to be faulty and unsanitary. The
blame Is placed upon swindling contractors
and dishonest officers.
Cant. Grey OF Peterhead. n Scotch whaler OF