New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
FRANCO-RUSSIAN ALLIANCE.
EFFORTS TO INDUCE THE CZAR TO ABANDON

WHY SIR r. d. MOMER WILL REMAIN IN ST.
PErERSEURG-PRINCE GEORGE OF WALLS
NEWFoUNDLAND-CARDIN MANNING.
CopyrOht; 1892 By The Ne,c. York Assocated Press
London, Jan. 22.-Lod Salisbury having suddenly
taken an extraordinary step in cancellng Sir Il. d..
MoIiers appointment Ambassador TO Rome and
deciding TO retain him at 1t. Petersburg, Foreign
Office authority is instructed state that Sir Il. d..
Molier's health is improving. and that lie had eX-
pressed his Willingness tO icmain in Russia. This
explanation was offered tonight all that could
be officially given. Sir Ii. ID. MOrier time ago
obtained leave OF absence account OF weak health
lie was In London, and when lie left that city lie
was as vigorous rs ever. The tlanSfcr, when ar
ranged, was not aSsocated with reasons OF health
on inquiring into tie genuine cause Of Lord sails
bury's action points were elected which Indicate that
the retention of Sir r. d. Morier at st. Petersburg
is due TO the fact that the Government Is cooperat
ing with the German and Italian Governments in
trying TO persuade the Gar TO abandon the French
alliance md join the European pact, leaving France
isolated sir Il. d. Morcr. who is much Hked by
the Car is using his influence TO arrange con
ference between the Emperor, OF Russia and Ger
many at which il is hoped the old harmony OF rela
tions may be re-esablishcd. 1t is now reported
that the German Emperor will send either new
Ambassador or "a special envoy t. Petersburg. The
ntricaCy of the questions requiring solution before
permanent agreement can be oDtalhu must lIN"iNc
prolonged negotiations. Baron vivian, who wa,
nominated for 81. Petersburg. has in the meantime
had lis appointment to Rome approved by the
Queen.
During the Prince of Wales, short stay in town
to-day he several intimate friends. NlrdnS -
the suggestion that the money subscribed for wedding
pre.ents TO Princes, MAY lee made the uucleu, Of
national pension. hc said that thi, proposition couI
not possibly be entertained The neglect OF the Ger
man Kaiser To observe the respect due tn the Duke ot
Clarence j. resented in the Court circle here. The
Emperor went on a shooting cN eur-i0n to IucEshurS
on tlc Of the Duke DEATH although lie had been
appr.>ed that his condition de- peraie. Even
after receiving the telegram announcing the Duho's
death he continued hi, sport and had another day's
IA Joting returning to Berlin Friday evening. And,
instead Oi Immediately fastening to express hs con
dolcnce, the Emperor did not call on the British Am
bas>ador until sunday afternoon. Finally, the near
ness Of relationship JUSTIFIED the Court here in eSpecin;
that the Emperor would order mourning for three
weeks, Instead OF fer only ten days
Prince George Of Walcs. instead Of leaving the Hnvy
As il was reported he would do is likely TO be pro
notcd 10 the command Of the queen, yacht victoria
and Albert. and after short interval, will probably
become rcar-aduiral Resedrchc, for precedent,
enabling Prince George TO mary Princes May have
disclosed the fact that ii is rule that In case of the
death OF her betrohed royal princess must wait five
wears before becoming again b"tfothed.
The result Of tO-morrows polling in the Rossendae
Division is awaited with strained anxiety. NO byo
election was ever before fought with such vig@r on
each side The Inioni>ts ceased operations the day
OF the funeral Of the Duke Of Clarence but the Liberals
did not and this fact will ALLEVIATE some votes from the
Liberals. However, "a the Liberals calculate upon
majority Of least they afford 20 lr>c ultf"
loyal ard doubtful voters.
The Newfoundland Government is pressing the I'm
peal Government to sanction the ratification "i me
treaty with the United states ncgOtiat by Mr.; BOND
in lo9O, and urges that there be no further dct! III
order that the treaty may pass the I MICA 1Nil''
ConCres, before March 4. Lord knntef""l. ~ I'M
peia secretary for the Colonies appears to be re-
luctant move in tine matter.
Cardinal Manning, will leaves his books ana papers
I'm charge Of hi, executors, pr. Butler ana N lrN
MIR Eavlcy of the Obat"S Of st. Charles. Inc t"i'I
amount Of hi, available assets, 1900 III Idi!W|N
sharc, goes to pay loan contracted for chillAii'
,,rrr,'e ANY residue j, tp hr Il voted 70 'Hthohr
Charities, The executors viii c0mpil" Il work on ms
lie and letters. The Cardinals letters alone Ill I'M
Ill