New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
TRII-MPU FOR THE WHITEN AZ - r''''

c,prI-ptXti SEVEN SEATS At THE HYE-hi'+'
rIoHs THE REMAINING FOUR STILL
~ DOUBT.
:. Johns. " T.. Ncv, Fin the bye-elecnohs ~
,his city the Whitewaytes carried the whole i've
seats. The count H. not yet finished. but their ma
iorltv will be in the hundreds. BURN also rc'"i
two WhitewayItcs by majority OF III ms -
reduction of last years majority by do i'eS'
econ seats make the total held h. the Nhite"a'
it.s o.btoen. exactly onc-half Of the members o.
thu LEGISLATURE The returns ior ne tnies m 81
in Psccnta and the one seat IN 81 Ge2res are 81
TO be heard from. These seats ere 'lo last N.Y. -
the Government
THE CIU-KCu CONFERENCE ut ROME.
Resident BISHOP or THE EASTERN CHURCH
TO COOPERATE WITH THE VATICAN
Rene. Nov. Ie.-The vatican Is satisfied with the
results Of the conference of the PatriarcAs' ana
the Pope has authorized them to maintain a RESI-
dent bishop in Rome to assist in the plans for IN.
devolorment of the Catholic clergy in the orient
ana prepare for union of the churches'
PUSHING TIL: CAMPAIGN N MArAGASCAR.
Paris NOV l2-I is officially anounced thai the
Government viii ask ihc Chambers ioi 'redit
u cj.O@G, francs. for the purpose o. prosecuting
tho campaign H. Madagascar. The Go''rnInehl
also announces that 800 troops VIII be sent AZ
once To Madagascar
The expression at once" in the above dispatch
is somewhat inappropriate. for. in the h'St pace
the French Chamber may hesitate 10 Noi" hh''-
liatey the credits asked by III" Government anu
secondly Il j. generally admitted that on account
Of ihe sickly season which prevails In Madagascar
until March, u would be- imprudent 10 land there
an cxpcdition before that month. The expedition
ary cor9s-w nosc composition. ~ II had Deem "c
cidcl upon by he French military authorizes "'-
,ording 10 the latest newspapers receiver from
Paris has already been published hcre-could not
Tho. ..,,,I nf
= takes about twenty or twenty-five days for trans
ports to make tho voyage between 'herbcurg. Br"St
of Toulon and TamataNc or MaIunya II ma" ho'
vet been decided. or. rather not yet made known
publicly whether the expedition would land on the
yestoru or eastern coast % Madagascar. though
The western route to Tannnarivo is considered inc
least dangerous to health and the most accessible
However the naval preparations nav" already
bean made In France. and five vessels had lefi port
hv the end Of October Unfortunately they mot
with some accidents. TIE Romanche. which sailed
from Iorient on October 90 was compelled 10y rough
weather 70 return the next day and q undergo re
r,irs for six DAYS The Mfteorc started from Ch"r-
rourg. but had to put in at Agiers whore she
stayci three days. account Of defec:s In her ma
chlnery The G4bes sailed from ,,heroouIS on &c, &C.
, collision In th- English Channel with merchant
vessel The ArehuSc. which Tas recently At Ne~
to Madagascar suffered from an eNilosio. 81 steam
pipes. which Killed and manned many sailors emo
,aused the vessels departure TO be DELAYED. hut
though these accidents were H. part connrma''tE
II the criticisms directed by the Deputies oi IN,
opposition against the Misunderstanding Of tn ffench
Navy ;hey happened. except IN me case OF me
Arethusc wrich - sccond-class cruiser. only to
vent IN" assembling on the Madagascar ''asts ~,
a sufficient raqa, force 10 protect the landing ~
"a - me military strength q the Malagassy GOV
ernmeni there arr widely different estimates ot Il
by various alleged competent Suthorit-9,, Nr.Hr'
ng TO somr r"Ior,. th' army 81 |ur'n rii.f
sell armed. iiu, Mr.. Kinga2n. IN Enslis Imam w.9