The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
TIE DELAY OYER TIE HOME RULE
gILL TAXES IRISH PI7IENCE

RITI TAXES IRISH f11lESCEs
Nh Attempt VIII Be Made. However. to
Force Glndatono's Mnnd-Trads stimu.
lated by the Coming Wedding of Princes.
ur,-'rhc Prince of wnics's Crack Yacht
what the British Say Our Yacht Must
Do to Beat the vnikyrie American
visitors to Londou-Mr Naweis's Quarrel
with the Family OF the Late DIR. Mac
keuzIc-Tho Accused italian bankers.
IoypoS, June 1O.-The only feature OF
spccal interest in this weeks Parliamentary
work on the Home Rule bill is what has been
called the bolt OF the Irish members on Mr..
B-oder!,k's amendment to clause 3. The pro-
nosed addition would stil further limit tho
movers Of tho Irish legislature In dealing with
the question OF alien immigrants. Mr.. Glad
stone contended that the amendment was not
necessary, but he nevertheless. in n spirit Of
cancellation. offered to accept it The Irish
members protested against any such conces-
sion being made to tho party who boasted
that their purpose in moving amend
ments was to destroy the measure be-
fore the House. The Government voted in
favor OF the Unionist amendment. but all Of
the Irish members and lsrge number OF Rad
tcals went into the opposite lobby. This was
the first occasion since the bill came before
the House. on which Mr.. Gladstone's Irish a lies
had opposed him in division. The official
organ % the Liberia! party admits that the
Irish members were In the right and the Gov
eminent in the wrong in this instance. and
popular feeling in the country endorses this
view. The amendme mt Was unnecessary. vex-
stious. and hostile. and the action Of the Min
istry in agreejng to add such a proposal to
their bill. could have no other effect than to
encourage its avowedly implacnble foes to go
on multiplying obstructive amendments and
Clauses
Mr.. Gladstone still hesitates to accept the
general advice Of his following to deal sum-
marly with tho obstructive methods OF the
rnioniss. He is acting in the belief that they
are manufacturing n rore for themselves in
stead OF impediments for home rule. 1t Is
widely believed that he will soon create a sur
prise for his enemies BY some Pnrliame ntnry
move which will expedite the progress OF the
bill without giving Mr.. Cham bcrain and the
Tories an opportunity OF raising the cry that
their rights and privileges were invaded. This
policy OF hasten slowly is taxing the pa
tence Of the Irish mem bcrs and OF nine-tenths
oithc Liberal party as well. but so great is the
confidence rcposed In the wisdom and unri-
vailed experience ofthe Prime Minister that no
attempt will be made By his followers to force
his hand.
The resolution taken by the Princess May
to make her wedding n thoroughly British
and Irish affair has given a Erent impetus to
the home trade. the example set by royalty
being dutifully followed. The dresses Of the
bride and bridesmaids are being made in Lon
don by an English lady who made the Prin-
cesss first frock. SrtalllsiJs looms are turn
ing out silks and brocadcs MS fast as they
can be worked Lace makers in Devon shire.
Ru al n O a n a and Ji,paripk hat
and bonnet makers in Bcdfordshire. cloth
work ers in the west OF England a nd tho north Of
Ireland and Scotland. irish poplin ana linen
manufacturers have all received largo orders.
khe design OF the brides dres. Is said to be
Unique and thoroughly English whatever that
may mean: ont the Going-away costume Is
quite understandable. boinE composed Of
ivory white Irish porlin. ornamcnted with
Gold braid. Irish rorlins and lace. in fact.
o,cupy worry prominent place in the royal
rousseau. and it is probable that they will DO
the fashion Die wear for the remainder OF tho
season.
Over and above the gifts from members OF
the royal families. Princess May will receive
several hundred valuable pro -ents. many from
people sho has mover seen. Scores OF men and
women Of second-rate social standing have
formed committees to collect money for buy
Ing pres ents. with tho scarcely concealed OBJ
jtct Of attracting the attention OF royalty to
themselves. and notor!ety hunters OF all ranks
and descriptions nre similarly endeavoring to
utilize the princely nuptials FOR their own per-
sonal advantage. Even school teachers have
been pressed into the service. and children's
pence have been solicited and accepted
without 5cruple. Why Americans should Join
In this exhibition OF snobbishness passes the
understanding. but it Is u fact that II commit
teo said to DO composed OF citizens OF the
United states has been formed at an exchange
room 4: Chlring Cross and tho Americans at
the various hotels in the neighborhood are
being badgered for subscriptions toward an
American wedding present for Princess
May"
Probably the idea Is merely part OF an ad- |
verti3Ing scheme like that OF tho big dry |
fpolS merchant in tho West End. who an
no"nces that with the gracious permission |
Of their Highnesses OF Tsck it is my int ertion |
" mark this aGsplcious Occasion BY the intro |
cuctIon OF a china mug us u ROYAL wedding |
nemento, following closely upon tho lines Of |
mat designed by me and 70 universally in de-
mand AZ tho time OF nor most gracious Majos-
tvs jubilee"
rms mug is intended for fond parents to
guy for their children. but for ADULTS "a cup.
saucer and small plate have been similarly
aesiened.' The prico for these mementos Is
sosufIly small. and each man Of tho SO called
american committee could very well afford to
provide himself with a complete set, oven IL
%sFe be no Surplus after the wedding present
has cen bought
iacht racing IN the earlier rnrt Of this week
ha' made 1t perfectly clear that the Valkyrie
eah $40 tho Thistle and iycrna nf,san
minutes and heat them over tho n,tv.
,tlie course under any conditions. Lord
n""f"Sen lev days ngo, srcakinr
10 yachtsinan in tho House OF lords cor
ridor. said lie still thought that taxing H. III
round. tho Prince Of Wales's yacht was ths
better boat OF the two. bu; tho difference to,
tween them was very slight shs Is ouIckar
IN stays. ana making to w!ndwart In light
weather she walks right away from tho nr,.
tannia. but on reach and when running SQUARE
before the wind. the Prince OF Wales's vessel
shows superior speed 1t Is not CeperalIv
KNOWN that the Britannia was largely |
Designed by Mr.. jameson. though Of course |
hr. Watson was deferred to. jameson ia |
every inch u yachtsman. and though Carter