New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-25

tCopuyfghf; 1894 By The Ua'ted Pfts')
1ondop Feb 9a-The submission Of the Lords
in the Parish Councils bill has been almost COM
p,ete 1t amply satisfies the Moderate Liberals
who do not desire to embarrlss or hector Mr..
Gladstone into declaring war against the upper
house The Radicals. who opposed to the
Peers first last and all the time. are still eager
for the fray.
On Monday. when the Parish Councils bill VIII
be returned In its newly amended form To me
House Of Commons. the Radicals will insist upon
restoring the clause giving the councils the con-
troll Of local charities There il little probability,
however. Of a rupture between the houses over
this point alone. The Ministers do not expect
and will not permit the precipitation OF the
crisis for which the Radicals are longing.
The Cabinet prepared at It's meeting yesterday
the Queens speech and decided at the same time
on the order in which The Government measures
will be introduced at the next session This
sequence Of bills was determined: Regstrat. IN
Reform. Irish Evctcd Tenants. Welsh Discstab-
lishmeni. Local Option. The difficult financial
questions which will rise from the budget deficit
and the simultaneous increase Of naval cxpendi-
turc will FIJI out the programme. which bids fair
to be voluminous enough to protract the session
plans be realized. however. the dissolution viii
take place in September.
Already the issues g the coming electoral cam
paigE are In the political foreground The retreat
Of the Peers last evening will undoubtedly moder-
ate the popular movement t. abolish them
Nevertheless the whole Liberal party. while not
sharing the cagcrncss Of the Radicals for i'm
mediate action. have now determined that ;he
power Of the Peers To- control parliamentary
legislation must cease out of Difference t. Mr.
Gladstone the Liberal party may continue TO
give Home Rule the frs; place on It's programme;
but the question of the Peers will be regarded as
the most vital and urgcn, issue Of the hour
The Speaker" this woek preached plan which
has been suggested 10y several Cabinet Ministers
and is approved by many Liberal commoner1.
The plan is:
The power Of the House Of Lords to veto bills
passed 10y the House of Commons shall cease.
The House Of Lords may continue its rcyisory
and suggestive functions. may eYen initiate
legislation; but when a bill once amended.
shall be returned by them 20 tho Commons the
decision Of the lower hous, shall be- final In the
event that the Peers absolutely reject bin sent
up by The Commons. IT," lower nous" may r.
affirm the measure by resolution. and thus over
ride the rejection 81 the upper house"
There are five Peers in Mr.. Gladsion"'s CAB
in"t. and none Of them would support a meas
urc 10 overthrow the upper house IhUr ~
them. however. while prepared - stand los theif
class. are known to he willing 90 reform the
Peers. Thos" Ministers al" th" Earl or Kos
berry. Secretary If state f'r FOREIGN Affairs.
Lord flcrscheU. Lord IliEh CItur'inr. AND ~"
Earl Of Kimberley. Secretary II stat f1r India.
Leaders If the movement against H." LORDS
have arranged for TWO popular o"ta'as.I AZ 'h+
I'm HYDE Park The Trades Council VIII hold
meetings there on March Is. AID the House #
Lords Abolition League VIII have professions
and meetings on Easter Monday
cable dispatches from N-w-Yorl indicate TINT
American traders expect considerable" changes
in midas tariff This expectation seems 90 be-
based on surniscs current In Aaglo-lriian COM
rnercial centres The Indian budget Will not b"
announced until March -. and, II the cnsiD-
In advance 0f IN" new taxes. Tho cN.r~1 ."S ~
the Treasury arr great. ami this fart causes all
trading interests - ic!r fresh imp'r' duties
Although the policy of~thc Indian Government
hitherto has been against lcvying export duties.
it is now reported that such duties VIII bee i'm
posed on jute and sh,llac. Their" ai" also r.
ports that import duties on cotton goods wil! n'
relmposcd. These reports. which probably are
true have dlsquctcd the Lancashire nanuiaci-
urers who Will send deputatiou wish protest
10 the Earl Of Kimberley. y duty on silver is
regarded generally as certain. Then n"W taxes
will consist mainly Of customs duties.
London dealers in silver say hat th" fall IN
silver has been oyerdon" Ini"sS me imPrhIlnF
duty in India be- prohibit0ry. they mink. recovery
Will be sure. rs India VIII still bee allowed 10 buy
much 81 the metal \ prohlbitory duty however
would surely cause still deeper decline ~ price
4 certain fictitious interest In Anarchis' doings
I'm London has been nurscd recently by the neus-
papers. but most II II has cyapprAicd. Mi"r ID
finite fuss the police end themselves without an
Anarchist prisoner. tn" Paris newspapers say
that more than 200 London Anarchists are under
police surveillance and that great guaniltlc, or
COMPROMISING literature and powerful explosives
have been seized In Anarchist haunts All this IL
news to the British public. and Is received WITH
incredulity by all Londoners
The Foreign Office expects that the Behring
Sea regulations resulting from the Paris arb.t.d-
ton will be embodied soon in "A treaty drafted
with the aid Of Sir Julian Pauncefotc. British
Ambassador IN Washington. The difficulty of hX-
ing the close season Is understood to have been
settled.
The General Medical Council decided this week
that dental diplomas from Harvard and Michigan
universities would no longer qualify me holders
for the dental register of the United Kingdom.
Neal Dows ninetieth birthday celebrated
at Exeter Eall on February 20 Lady Henry
Somerset. Miss Frances T.. willard. Sir Wilfrd
Lawson and other leaders Of the temperance
cause made addresses.
Josef Hoffman, the boy pianist, Will begin an
engagement here in May, after several years In
retirement.
France IS to send out an important African
expedition in Nay. II will start from Brazza-
Vile on the Congo River. and IS suspected -
aiming to establish French posts in the Bahr-el-
Ghazcl territory. Commandant Monteil has
charge Of the expedition and Captain DecaZes Is
second in command. A small English expedition
with the same objective point will start soon
from Uganda
The Queen AMI Empress Frederick will be at
buckingham Palace on Monday. and series OF
State dinners will follow their arrival there.
HE HAD EMBEZZLED 10000 FLORlNS.
Vienna Feb 4-An inspection Of the Golfers in the
az.
week without the usual advance notice 10 the Of
ncials Cashier Ferries fled AZ soon IA the nspec-
ton began. and has not found. lie had en-
bezzled l02 forms one OF the money bags In his
care had been emptlcl OF god pieces and filled with
coppers Ferries is believed 10 have squdnderci upon
the woman director of circus all the money that
he stole He had for some time supported her In
expensive style. His own family ENcl more mod
esily although we'll enough 10 make the impression
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