New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10

same month Of the previous year In cotton ana
other goods This was slack month !" ti"N''
but the general tendency toward increased ex-
ports Of English goods to America is SHOWN ia
Bradford, Leeds and Huddersheld Woollen ex-
norts disclose n similar but much larger. IN
crease The carpet. hosiery and pottery 'o"hS
have the same record Of marked gains In Ameri-
can trade.
The Venezuelan question has dropped OUT vi
sight. while the Ashantee ultimatum Is under
considera ton. and an expedition to enforce 'he
demands against the King is preparing There IS a
general belief among well-informed observers
that Lord Salisbury and Mr. Chamberlain are de-
termined to discipline Venezuela with hign
hand. and that they Will disregard the strong pro-
test Of the State Department against an ex par'e
settlement OF the boundary question.
Senator Lodge, who has been resting In Paris
and making frequent visits to the Louvre since
his long Journey In Spain. has returned to Lon
don where he will remain for a week before sail
ing for America. He is In excellent health ana
spirits. He has more to say about Nenezueia
than about Cuba and Is inclined to take serious
view OF the boundary dispute and the British ulti-
matum while he is amused by some Enghsh
comments upon his alleged Jingosm.
Lord Dunraven has published long statemeh'
in pamphlet form MS recent adventures In
America, to which THE Times devotes leader
but which other journals pass over with brief
paragraphs 1t contains nothing new except MS
own confident assertion that the Valkyre III is
on the whole a faster yacht than the Defender
1t Is easy to win races on paper and not expen-
sive printing bills being low in England
Mr. Du Maurier is said to have made over s75-
0O0 from "Trilby" already. and to be receiving n
large and increasing income from the book and
plav The Haymarke. !s censely packed every
night. and seats arc sold many weeks In advance.
The outbreak Of Trilbyismus in England Is now
as acute as II has been in America Buresques
and sk,ts upon It abound in London some Of
them very bright.
Mr. George Alexandr.. in reopenng the ST.
Jamess Theatre with old play was received
by an audience which crowded II from pit to dome
and attested by tumultuous recalls its sympathy
with him In his recent skirmish with the police
Mr. Willard will revive The Professors Love
Story" at the Garrick next week. The second
version Of THE Manxman" will be produced at
the Shaftesbury Theatre " fortnight WIN
Lewis Waller as Philip 1t Is virtually new
plav with Pete reduced to subordinate place
# ,s rumored that Mrs. Langtry will build
theatre In London no, being able to lease one. but
the story needs confirmation.
There is a momentary lul In the publishing
trade. but Macmillan will issue in week two I'M
portant books-Edward S. PurcelPs Life or Arch
bishop Manning and the letters OF Matthew
Arnold Fisher Irwin has brought out new
edition Of General Grants MEMOIRS new history
Of China by Alexander Brebner; Rosa Maken-
zie KetteIs last Highland story, written shortly
before her death and 'vera books on sociaiisuc
studies John Lane continues to maintain his
reputation as a publisher who finds printing small
volumes of poetry profitable. His last venture is
one by William Watson. entitled THE Father or
the Forest" l. ~ +