New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21
CRITTCISING LORD ROSEBERI.
GENERAL DISSATISFACTION OVER HIS
VARIOUS DIPLOMATIC DEFEATS.
REPORT THAT HE MAY SOON RETIRE FROM OF
FICE-IRIsH FACTIONS LESS BITrEE-AN
EXPEDITION STARTS FOR UGANDA
SECESSION FROM THE LIB
EEAL PART !

ERAL PARTY.
London. Oct 2o-The fasco made by lori Rose
berry in the attempt to intervene for fr'endy set
Element of the Chino Japanese trouble Is adversely
commented upon. even by the Liberal press Inc
Economist says the Premier Will be required to
justify before Parliament his successive diplomatic
defeats HIS treatment of the questions touching
Siam the Ang!o-Belgian treaty In reference II the
Congo State and the Chno-Japanese difhcu1'y nave
shown him to be exceedingly weak Prime MIN
lister. England has heard the reports Of his at
tempts at Intervention in the trouble between Japan
and China with incredulOus amazeInent
The Conservative papers publish fumors OF as
sensions in the Cabinet Sir William Harcour'
Chancellor Of the Exchequer. Mr.. Cam?DeI-bdh-
herman. Secretary of STATE for war ana I''in
Kimberley. Secretary Of State for Foreign AHA'rs'
are reported to be opposing the Premier "ho' u
is said viii probably retire before Parliament re-
sumes its slttings.
The most notable secession from the Liberal party
since Lord Rosebery came into power is that 81
Alfred Illingworth. Member Of Parlilmen, for thr
West Division OF Bradford. a large manufacturer
who gives az his reason for Withdrawing from the
party tia, the policy Of the Ministers IN reference
TO labor questions tends strongly toward socialism
Mr. Ilngworth's deserton Is significant as
probable prelude the withdrawal OF other "ea''s
members OF the Liberal party.
The address delivered by Timothy NJ Heay at
denied the stories which being circulated to
the effect that he aimed at assumns the leadership
OF the Irish party, and asserted mat ne ""S
strongly opposed to all attempts TO depose JUSTIN
Mccarthy has had d tendency to bring about "a
general reconciliation OF the various factions OF the
party 1t was wholly against the interests Of the
community said MIR. Hesly. that personal claims
or miserable ambitions should be set up against
the great cause OF Irish Home Rule MT heaiy
also said that before the holding OF the next gen
eral election in the United Kingdom he would IKE
10 see reform of the franchise, prOVisioE ma'c
for the payment OF members OF Parliament, ana d
general spirit OF DEMOCRACY lniusel mo IN" i.nn
great pleasure 10 the English Liberals as IN some
measure guaranteeing the support OF the lrlsh
members TO the legislation to be conslhcfed AZ we
canning session OF Parliament for abolition OF the
Lords veto power
An expedition under command OF Colonel Col.
Vile has started for Uganda. with the object OF
effecting a thorough occupation OF the southern
Unyoro and down the Nile, the garr:sons at Wade
I lai and Iado will make a simultaneous moyeineht
and the Italian forces Will advance from k&ssa.a
to Coz Rejeb. and will form Junction WIN the
british troops the trading road 20 khartoum
while the Egyptian troops VIII occupy Now Don
gon The double aim Of the whole movement - TO
and al the same time cut Off the Mahds;s from
their source OF supplies These plain indications OF
To- continue the English hold upon Egypt are GER
tain to add to the l-will OF France.
The success OF the blood for diph-
iberia in many In which II has been used mas
so assured the British Institute OF It's Vaue as d
preventive medicine that arrangements are beng
against a Foreign cost of 7s. Cd Sir Joseph Lister
the noted surgeon. Will suPerintend me prsparaon
its purity Ii will be used among the children OF
the poor