The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-01
GIVEN NO CREDIT.
Who Procured Egan's Re-
lease?
TALK OF A BREAK ALREADY.
The English Parties Getting Their
Lines in Order for an Appeal
to the Country.
TALK OF A BREAK ALREADY.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Edmund Yates
cables to the Tribune from London: Ac-
cordiDg TO present arrangements the Queen
will leave Windsor Castle for Italy on
March %, as she aud Princess Beatrice are
particularly anxious 10 be in Florence ON
Palm Sunday The Queen Will travel from
Windsor to Portsmouth Backyard on the
afternoon of the 22d. intending TO dine and
sleep on board the royal yacht Victoria and
Albert, which will be mOOred in the harblr
for the night of March %. The Queen will
cross the channel 10 CherbOurg whence
she will proceed by special train direct to
Florence travelling by the Mont Cents
route to Turin, and thence by way Of Genoa,
Spezia and Pisa. The Queen will arrive at
Florence on the evening of March %. and
intends 10 reside for nearly four weeks at
the Villa Palmieri, near FiesOle All being
well the Q Ieen is to 60 TO Venice for four
days when she leaves Florence. and will
return home through Germany, it being her
present intention to stay for a few DAYS at
Darmstadt with the Grand Duke of HesSe,
in which case the Empress Frederick aud
other members of the German royal family
will meet her there.
The Prince Of Wales racing cutter. which
is being built on the Clyde, Is to be named
the BTlttania and will be commanded by
Captain John Carter, who has been in
charge Of the Thalia during the last two
seasons. Carter took the late Sir Richard
Sutton'S GeneSta across the Atlantic and
raced her against the Puritan for the America
cup. The Prince of Wales is particularly
anxious to win the Queens cup at Cowes
with the Britannia, and the German En-
perors Meteor will also compete for that
trophy.
The chief topic of talk in the Irish meet
ingS in London last week, | am told. was
the release Of the dynamiters. There was
good deal of screaming over the event.
each party of course claiming all the credit
for it. The amusing thing about it Is that
the Government seems to get no credit at all
Tor the concession, and the Parnellites only
regard 1t as a further proof of the wisdom
of Redmond's policy of bounce. 1t is quite
clear from this point of yisw that ESan's
discharge was blunder. If the Govern
ment had kept his prison door locked they
might have got credit for having the ques-
ton of amnesty under consideration, but
by letting Egan out they have given proof
that they mean to keep Daily in, and of
course if they hold Daily Nhey must also
held Gallagher and the res Even Merely,
who makes light of mug 9riHg a police
officer in primitive fashion y battering out
his brains, is said to draw the line at dyna-
mite. The question now is. VIII Redmond
keep his word and make amnesty the condi-
ton OF his supporting the home-rule bill?
Tomorrow the ant-Parnellites in con-
clave will decide who is 10 be their chair
man during the session. There IS little
doubt that Justin Mccarthy viii be chosen
again, but it Is by no means certain that lie
will be able to retain his post till the end of
the Parliamentary year. His health was
so Indifferent a few days ago that he was
impeTatively ordered south, and his per-
sonal incljnatons jumping with the doc
tors advice, IL is probable that he Will retire
from active political service before lung
His withdrawal is only second in IMP port
lance to that Of Gladsto for there Will be
at once q breakup-inta how many sections
cannot be definitely foretOld-of the party
which has such a predominant share in the
control of imperial affairs.
My forecast of the deposition of Schnad-
horst from the control OF the Liberal caucus,
made many weeks ago, seems to be in a fair
way to be officially justified ere long. He
was. l am sorry TO say. far from well when
he left England, and is but little better now
that ne has landed IN Australia, Tor the sea
voyage has not done him nearly as much
good as was expected. He certainly could
not stand the strain Of commanding during
another electoral campaign. No weight
should be given to the semi-0ficial declara-
ton that things are in sta;u quo in Parlia-
ment in that office.
Some one will have TO be put In command
within the next twelve months at the out
side, and it is more than likely that the
Liberal organization will soon definitely an
nounce that Schnadhorst has been super
seeded by Hudson. This gentleman also
has had to 60 to the south Of France for
| his healih's sake, but lie is expected back
soon quite restored. The other side will
need that both It's officers and the rank and
| file be in the best Of health and spirits when
the next contest in the constituencies
| comes on.