New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30

MS control? Tender regard for thn noouorv NJ
laVoritc commander is well enough say the
hadicai cdl'ors. but what is the personal char
d'Ur vi one brave sailor when such n terrible
loss Oh HE as that oil Tripoli is in question !?
Inc suggested explanation of Vice Admiral Tryon's
conduct Is received with satisfaction BY the ters
OF thousands who have thought il ever since
Rear-Admiral Markham's report arrived. but have
not dared TO speak it,
This morning the Prince of Walcs's Britannia
left the Southampton drydock, where she has
been made ready for her contests at Cowes with
Royal Phelps CAROLS Navahoc The Satanita
and the Calluna now on the stocks of the
same dock One Of the most interesting affairs
Of next weeks sport will be probably a race
between the Britannia and Emperor Williams
Meteor, with each owner on board his boat. The
Cowes season has already begun with full promise
OF enthusiastic participation. Nearly all the titled
yachtsmen whose faces have been familiar in the
last years are present The Solent has never
had saycr appearance.
Forty laos of India Council bills were rendered
again on Wednesday, but allotment was made.
For three successive weeks, therefore, the Council
has been unable TO sell any bins. In some quar-
tiers the absence of offers for the bills is attrib
utcd to concerted action of the banks, which are
said to strive to depress exchange and Obstruct
the new policy of the India Government. :" The
Statist7 and other reputable financial sheets say,
however, that reports to this effect false. The
bankers have been greatly irritated by the reports
sent by the Calcutta correspondent of =" The
Times, and have addressed memorandum on the
subject to the India Office. During the last week
the silver market has been stronger. The orders
have not been large in the aggregate. but the
supply for immediate delivery has been small.
The great strike Of English coal miners is doing
all the harm expected from it, and more More
than 900 men are now out Coal prices have
risen despite all statements concerning an over
stocked market. and many iron wor X and fac
tories are. running short Of fuel and must stop
operations soon unless the supply be increased
\ few factory owners have already given notice
that they must close their concerns within a week
two.
The Independence Beige ridicues the story
Of THE Pail Mall Gazette" to the effect that It's
special commissioner" has found the thief. who
about fifteen years ago stole from Thomas Agncw
a. Sons Gainsborough's portrait Of the Duchess
of Dcvonshre Adam With. whom The Pail
Mall" designated as the thief, was merely hoaNng
man who called to talk with him to his
wife's fortune, says the Bel gan journal when he
made the alleged confession. He laughed heartily
when informed th.t The Pail Mall" had taken
him seriously.
The Prince and Princess of Wales Prince and
Princess Christian, and the Grand Duke and Grand
Duchess of SaNc-Wcimar. and numerous less
titled sportsmcn have visited the Goodwood stables
10 inspect Ormonde before MS voyage to america.
Several visitors carried their cameras with them
and took farewell snap shots at the great stallion
The recall Of the Roman Catholic patriarch in
Jerusalem, Bishop Pavi, is regarded as significant
of the Popes purpose TO break the influence OF
tho T,inplo Alliance in the East Paw, as an
this policy He also opposed the Popes intention
to effect union of the two branches oil 'hc
Church in Jerusalem.
scored a success at the Tivoli, and has been
engaged to appear next at the Gaiety> The2're ,.
Robert Grau has leased the Casino in New-l orK
performance All the specaltics will b" done by
fnrlish or American stars Minnie Palmer, Alice
Shaw, Fred Storey, Florence Levy and several
others SEIZED on the mbria TO Ri ehgageiile!I's
with him. I.oie Fuller will soon sail for the
same purpose.