New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
THE POWERS NAY INTERVENE
AN ALLEGED AGREEMENT FOR INTER
NATIONAL ACTION IN THE EAST.
JAPAN NOT LIKELY TO YIELD WITHOUT a SHOW
OF FoRCE-vNCEETAINTY As TO AMERICAS
rOLICY-FRENCH PAPERS SAY THAT BRIT
ISL INTERFERENCE MAY THREATEN

ISL INTERFERENCE MAY THREATEN
THE PEACE OF ElROPE
Manchester. oct. 5-'Thc Guardian" to-day
says that English diplomats in Japan cabled to
London on September 30 the destination of the
secret expedition which left Hiroshima last week,
and also described the policy which the japanese
Government would adopt in ,ase Of the collapse
Of China Russia and England, however, nave
decided that the settlement of the trouble be-
tween China and japan snail be an inter
national and not merely a japanese affair ana
this fact has tended to make Japan angry. Ger
many and France. The Guardian says. concur
in the plan TO make the settlement an inter-
national matter. The policy Of the United states
Government is uncertain 1t has been the len
dency Of the United States for the last twenty
years to strike out its own line on Eastern ques-
tions without regard 20 other Powers.
Japan. in her present mood. Will pay no heed
to any representations made by the Powers un-
less they shall be accompanied by tangible evil
denco Of an intention to back them up II was
10 authorize this The Guardian says mat
the Ministerial Council was summoned. Inc
PAPER further says that after Il showing OF force
Japan would be told that England desired that
an arm!stice should be established ana on pc
half Of Europe would Immediately call an inter
national conference.
London Oct 5-"Thc Globe in an article re-
ferring To Thursdays Ministerial Council, ridi-
cules the idea that II was summoned merely ioF
the purpose of sending warships 10 protect the
lives and property of British residents IN Ch'ha'
and expresses the opinion that The Manchester
Guardians" article gives the real reason ior 'he
meeting Of the Ministers.
The ST James's Gazette" expresses similar
opjnior. 1t declares that the interests of Eng
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tie possible breaking ~ of the Chinese Empire.
and il is believed that Russia mas inumd'eu
that she can no longer regard the progress %
the war in the East with inii',erente =, = ,,,,,o.
The Morning Post insists thtt IL * lnti"7-
sible t. allow Japan t. dictate terms y Cn.ha NM
without consulting the Eur iopean Powers. me
Post" discusses Americas interests III 'nc
ton and concludes that they are purely CONNIE
cial while EuIope's also political FOR 'he
sake Of the worlds peace. II says huSS.d, "''
many France and Grcli Britain must intervene"
The Admiralty have countermanded Inc UI'.'9
,esucl :, the cruiser -. George now al i"rN'-
mouth t. proceed to China. and nave se'e'.'u
IN her place the cruiser Glhrana,; "' rdns
station THE Times" says regarding tn orders
issued by the Admiralty to the cruisers G'ora!'ar
and Aeolus: -
The increase Of our naval forces in Ghnsss
Of any Power our plain duty is to keep iorce ce
there sufficient project our fellow vs. & SercssT m
may not arise but the cabinet were obviously honn'
to make timely provision against !"
Harconrt was summoned % return - i-'n'ol
! 10 attend the council on tne contrary n was
Informed that he need not come .
The St James's Gazette prints d'spA'ch
from Yokohama saying that the German cruiS
ers Marie. Alexandrne and Arcona have sailed
fror, that port for the Gulf Of Pe-Ch-L.
Berlin. Oct 5.-Chancellor .vo9 Capriyi has gone
10 Hubertusstock where the Kaiser is now stay
ing. TO consult with him regarding the s"ua''oh
in China.
Paris. oct. D. - The Figaro IN an
article on affairs In the East, says 'ha'
# the British interfere China VII not
he able to resist the desire 70 prevent
the Japanese from prohting by the victory over
hnr and that the peace 4 Furope may be thrf a.
nned for France. Russia and the United states
in such n case would certainly intervene =,
The "GaulOs." commenting On the b'l,iS"
Cabinet Council. asks whether the inirryehu'"
- England ia the Corean difficulty might not
,,etitu,. a repciiti0n of the coup Il ls1s. when
enabled Admiral Lord John Hay 70 take p''-
session OF the Island Of cyprus ~,
The French cruiser lsly VIII sail H''" Dr.
for China Monday.