Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
Strange 10 Say II Is to Make No
Reference 10 China.
~, cnIsp AID MINISTER BAYARD,
uhc Former to See the Election oil
, uriti~h Spcnkcr-Thc Latter hc-
H., ,,, uIca,cst Literary Honor
In England.


s,hiect say the speech viii not feiei 10
.r,..,,o or China. and that II any ior-
go, aea,rs are mentioned they VIII Dc
,,.s. g., connection with Mic"
Debate ON the reply to the spec" ' ,.n
a.. throne will bsgin on August i''''
ana the time between the op-"I"s anu
,,., data viii he occupied In administer
d., the oath 10 members. VINO VIII pe
sworn in patches.
charles r. crisp Of Georgia eN'Speaker
or the House of Representatives, Oh 'he
tnit,d states. has been in England l9r
3D., dsv. Air crisp purposes 10 remain
,,,tr.s. the election OF the Speaker
tb. House Of Commons, ana VIII thth
r.,srt On the 18TH FOR Paris, where ne
viii soiouru for week. ..,-
A.. tr.p was born in Sheffield, ~ lNi''
a.,riue "a visit of his parents 10 hnsIaH''
and ,hfs SIS his first trip abroad S4hc-
his parents return win Hl" ~
America. -.a.,
st.t,s Ambassador TO London. mas ac-
,',t.l I'm Invitation to deliver the am
fusl address 20 the Edinburgh IhiIoso-
ph.cal Society IN November
The invitation 20 deliver ms audi'Ss
,. the highest literary honor in Great
rri,ain. Among those VINO nave mdde
tre address in previous years are '"e
Itef. Hon. John Morley. late CHEF Sc
rotary FOR ireland. and Right Hon. a. d.
Balfor. First Lord OF the treasury
KU-CHENG ATROCITIES.
Tboneh I5rl salisbury IS determined TO
.,snee the recent massacre Of English
m.nt 90 Nu-Cheng and the outrase' COM
-r.ttal hv the Chinese mob at mat place,
Dr.. refuses 10 entertain the claims OK
missionary societies. mat their agents
DID. protected wherever they may go ana
ir ms action the Premier is backed up
ly tle Liberals.
rn. Daily News, in an article on the
subject says the missionaries can ue' II
necessary. and ought 20 be prevented
from going beyond the limits Of British
authority.
The missionaries, soe>lg that the sym
rattv OF the public is confined 10 the
victims " the outrages personally nave
issued a long statement. signed by the
editorial secretary Of the Church MIS-
s..,trv Society, saying that the last thuS
t-,v desire Is that rhe Gospel shall be
carried into China At the point OF the
hay0net: but. nevertheless, the brllsh
Government cannot i'm China pass hshtiy
over the murder OF British SUBJECTS VINO
have right To be th re.
The statement Is adversely commented
upon by the lay press.
Lord Salisbury has found another am
Guilty III the way OF general action, when
Is the same as was felt n 1891. when SINH
lar attacks were made upon the Chinese
missions The German Government at
that time failed 10 back up the otheF
Powers with any heartness, ana IN con-
sequence of this fact inc TsunG-Ld-h a.
men successfully placed the TOW, rs
D.
stance the same spirit Is being dlsplayed
by Germany.
Tho North German Gazette yesterday
urintei 81 restrained article, concluding
thus: "Chlnas whole intellectual tendency
IS against reforms. but this TACT VIII NOT
Keen Europeans from knocking harder
and harder al the doors of the Chinese
empire. which are as good as closed, Dut
IL is hardly 20 be expected that emma
will meet M halfway.
GERMANY AND AFRICA.
Engiands relations with China have
undergone "a notable change IN announcer
direction within the week. 4 quola'loh
from an article printed I'm the Ddily news
last Saturday showed That u was eN-
rected that the Liberals would approve
~ Lord Saisbury's cultivating the most
friendly and cordial relations with Ger
many. but the standard tsemi-or1ciaD'
after the arrival at Cowes OF Emperor
William. printed "a remarkable Iadlhg
article. saying that although ENGLAND De
sired 10 retain Germany's friendship.
Germany had better renOunce some OF
her ambidextrous Bismarckian methoas
IN her relations with foreign Powers
especially in connection with Africa
This article was widely quoted anu
unanimously condemned by the German
f.er.fta that fact however. the
Standard to-day prints another leader
c1gched In even stronger language. W
which q SAYS that the bargains WIN bor-
MANY 10 which England has good-hu-
r,.-.ilv acceded, have been sometimes
Itf.h.v construed TO her disadVahtase'
AMI that German diplomacy has peeh
sra'uad 10 put impediments in the wa,
o. Tleland's recovering by an agreement
,,..t me Congo Free state authorities me
s.l.+..e which. relying on Germany
e..l will England has sacrificed IN the
r,n-. convention The Standard CON
al. .-s its article by expressing regret q.
rf. eccentric course occasionally pursueu
Ny o.. Berlin Foreign Office, ana auulhs
that 10 would be impossible for Ehs'anu
9, face the indefinite risk Of formal all
tu-e with the Dreibund.
MOROCCO.
The presence Of British and Spanish
n,n-of-war az Tangicr is due TO the au-
horitcs al Morocco having granted con
sent 20 the permanent residence OF
rrsach Consul al Fez The other Powers
INSIST that their representatives, shal DC
GRANTED the same privilege.
HEAVY BANK RESERVES
The gold and silver reserves Of the Bank
Of France have reached sum IN excess
OF us2o0n.O0o. OF which amount about TO-
OooUo, is silver. This Us not only the larg-
esq reserve iu the world. hut 10 has never
been paialleIod in the history Of England
HAEDlE COMING OVER
Mr. James Kigr IIarlie. the Labor lead
er. who sat Goa The last Parliament for the
South Division " W,stham. has accepted
au Invitation Co attend the labor congress
90 be hel shortly in Chiclro He viii
san FOR Ntw York ou August 18th.
During bis visit 20 the United States
Mr. Htrlie VIII speak IN several Of the
largest elites.
COWES 1EGETTAS.
The regatta week al Cowes this year.
Judged from Il racing point Of view, was
n0t equal % that OF 1894. but, In social
way. DO was as brilliant as ever. Emperor
William. o. Germany. had the satisfaction
yesterday OF seeing the schooner yacht
Verona. owned 10y his chosen friend, the
Lll OF Lonsd1le. win the Emperor cup
The Emperor has shown the most mark
81 favor Tor Lord LOnsdale everywhere.
Hls I.ofIship has designed "A ispecial train
for the conveyance OF the Emperor who Is
q, he his guest for some days, from
SOUTHAMPTON 10 Cumberland. II will start
tonight and reach It's destination at $40
tomorrow morning.
GERMAN WAR CELEBRATIONS.