New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
court methods In this town II VIII see'n o"""e'
that such an order Ia needed.


opn,on In Italy that the Government should nave
ha.n ,orcad nv the storm Of popular indignation
,,,o.,,no tho acouittal OF the Roman Bank
oec,.,s n begin an investigation OF the astound-
ing conduct Of the Judges and magistrates IN
,r,,.,ea with the duty OF bringing to justice
ssna,or Tanlongo and his associates Their es-
..o ,ro,, tina nenalty that should have been
,,a,od on, 70 them Is all the more nconceivapie
wher u "a remembered that they did not DENY
,hs,r yuIIt but excused themselves on the
yround that they had been forced 10 MIS-
a,nronr,ate the slOOOO0OO missing from the
hanks reserve fund in order 10 meet the oiacK-
mailing demands made upon them by CABINET
N,ristera and Government officials both past
ord nresent The Banca Romano scahdai
was indeed the italian counterpart OF the ra""''"
sn.ods at Paris, and was nicknameo 'he
param,no or Little Panama the entire
italian nress condemns the verdict ana justly
ranr.sents II az the consequence OF the poluca'
Influences and conslderat atoms that were ithpor'eu
into the case The conviction OF Sgnor ia"'o"S'
and his fellow officials would no DOUBT nave oee"
q serious matter for the Banca hoH'a"a ai" Ava
all those politicians who have had accesS W ''
funds. But their acquttal Is far more se''o.'
49,. I'D aorects the whole OF Italy. the only
49,. emo, in the matter being the outburst OF
.on,,,or INDIGNATION which II has called form
,hrouybout the breadth and length OF the PENN
sua.
II Congress undertakes TO pass speciai n''
ures ~ remedy all the defects In the mlsshape"
m.,u hm tho interval between the present
session and the one winch oes'"' ~
will be extremely short
>,..,,oa ia IN. Improvement which has taken
MAC. Of late IN the relations between france anu
ro.,,arv striking illustration Of which mas
tust been afforded by the refusal OF the Mayor Oh
,.,,. % ,o-u, tho erection on one Of the pub
~, SQUARES OF the city OF fountain destined 70
commemorate the battle Of Wosrth The Mayor
a.c,ored that he was strongly opposed TO every
ching NJ n character calculated to wouno the
suscentibilit,es OF Germanys western neishoor'
The worthy Burgonaster has evidently taken Ills
ono from Emperor william. who won TOT MINI
..,f 60 much goodwill in France by the noo'e
language OF his message OF CONFIDENCE 10 'ne'
Carnot and the tact:ul kindness OK MS act j"
uberating on the morning OF the funera' VI '"e
murdered President the two French Objects i''-
prisoned as spies. How much THIS cohuu'' was
annr.c,,tad ia shown at the present moment
ub.p two OF the principal Partisan reviews as
we'll as the press Of every political shade through
ou, the land contain articles Of most enthusiastic
euogv OF this young ruler who Is set up oy III.
Jules Simon az a model Of every domestic VIZ
tue' bv NJ Lemaitre as the most chiVaTous
and generous minded OF modern monarchs' anu
by NJ de Vogue as a grand!ose ana mower" ''"-
personifcation Of those priest-klngs OK FORMER
fines who were .mbued with a mystical concep-
ton OF their duty as pastors OK the people Ds
each OF these three eminent authors he Is.
ball he
guard OF the mainte nance OF peace In Europe
with unite a. much unanimty and conviction as
that d,splaved at the outset OF his reign TO the
.Yec, that his On gerness for military glory would
deluge the Old World In blood
Tho wear and tear Of a handshakng campaign
among the orny-hanaed sons OF agriculture has
already produced lot OF large. hard calSused
luups on Governor Flowers palms. HIS httle
early dwarf boom Is. however. as tender ana
yelvety az the day It blossomed.
Th. coayse Trades printed In England against
the Vig,lant and her owners are practical EVIL
dence that international yachting Is arousing re-
:. ntm.nt and evil passions. The jockeyng tactics
employed against the American yacht by the
Britannia In order to enable the Satanita To win
indicate that fair play has been dispensed WIN
on the English side The Vigilant might az well
be withdrawn from the remaining races. II dis
courtesy and bilngsgate are to be the racing
rules among En- lIsh sportsmen.
Switzerand has done perfectly right in de-
clining 10 accord 10 the Russian Government
permission to erect granite cross 100 feet high
on the rock overhangng the Devifs Bridge at
Anderma,t The object OF the projected memorial
WAS to commemorate the passage OK the Musco-
vI,e General souvarom and his army the
St Go,hard In 1899 Although the plea put for
ward by the Federal Council at Berne for It's
rejection Of the Russian application was that
the monument would be tout OF keeping with the
aesthetic exigences Of the situation. yet II may
be taken for granted that the real considerations
which led the Swiss Government 10 raise OBJ
jections to the proposal were to be found In the
fact that the monument would. after all. serve TO
commemorate a most fragrant violation OF that
neutrality which Is the basis OF Switzerland's
treasured Independence. and TO honor one OF the
chief offenders In the matter. Indeed. the de-
uand OF the Russian Government can only be
regarded az one Of GOODNESS as monumental In
size as the projected cross.
What shall II profit great reform Administra-
ton n Il walow in the morasses OF compromise
perfdy and dishonor only to absorb the exist
ing supply OF malaria and distemper? 1t VIII be
observed that many OF the victims friends who
love him for the enemies he has made are now
engaged In the act OF pausng for reply.
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PERSONAL.
At the las. meeting OF the Boston Marine Society
It was voted to present Captain Octavus Howe with