New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30

Of serious embarrassment. owing to professional
tealouses-
The work OF canvassing has already begun
with Lord Londonderry at Gorton demonstrate
ing that trade is bad under Liberal administra-
tions and invariably improves when the con-
servatves return to power This has famii-
lar sound. The political committees are COM
petrg the lists OF candidates and raising cam
paign funds. The Unionists count confidently
upon making heavy gains in Scotland ana the
Metropolitan districts. but forecasts are OF 1T
tie value when the registers or the ohitec
Kingdom contain the names OF over 100000
voters. The labor party is very active, ana the
Liberals are threatened with serious divisions
in the industrial centres. Ireland Is IN Ter
ment Of factional warfare. Mr.. Mccarthy has
issued a judicious address and has appealed
earnestly for financial aid. Mr.. Redmonds
manifesto is an aggressive proclamation OF war
against both English parties. lie declares that
there has been no Irish question since LORD
Rosebery took office. and appeals FOR return
TO Mr.. Parnells policy OF having Natiohai
party independent Of all English alliances
Mr. Sections determination not to re-enter Par
lament Is greatly regretted by his friends, VINO
are endeavoring to overcome his reluctance.
Lord Rosebery's eptaph Is written by Mr..
Labouchere this week with cyncism and bru-
even Lord Rosebery's brave show OF aggres-
siveness In batting and drawing Lord Salisbury
could induce the rescntful Radical TO relax his
vengeance The defeated Prime Minister made
n scene I'm the Lords over the holding up OF the
Secretary OF War; who was stopped In the
street by Lord Salisbury's private secretary
and asked for the seals OF his Office. This was
the private secretary who rode from Hatneid 70
Pail Mall on his wheel. bearing the news from
Lord Salisbury to Mr.. Balfour and the unionist
whips OF Lord Rosebery's resignation and MS
successors plans Just as he raised the dust
on the road TO the Carlton Club he mace the
sparks ny when he demanded the seals OF his
Office from Mr.. Campbell Zimmerman. who con-
sidered IL moro dgnfed to present them TO the
Queen Lord Salisbury replied that II was not
unusual for retiring Ministers TO hand over the
seals to their SUCCESSORS, but If Lord Rosebery
felt aggrieved by the message delivered to Mr.
Campbell Bannerman through his private sec
rotary. he could only offer the fullest apology
Nothing remained for Lord Rosebery but the
acceptance of the apology. Mr. Laboucheres
affronts to the Liberal leader lie beyond the
range Of amenities like these. Lord Rosebery
really had marked advantage over Lord Sal
isbury in the sparring over the Campbell-Ban-
herman incident. The retiring Prime Minister
is finding what comfort he can In sideshows.
Queen. One afternoon this week he spent in
visiting EPSON Workhouse to witness the in
mates enjoyment CT the treat which he had
provided for them In commemoration Of Sir
Visto's winning the Derby.
Mr.. Gladstone has remained few days in Lon
don since his return from Kiel. He is closely
guarded by his friends and sees few pebble. His
health Is fairly good. but he suffers from i'm
heov tv o,l fott {ohf
Of glasses he can still read but he recognizes
faces with difficulty. Rumors are constantly
started that he will stand for Parliament or at
least take some part in the electoral struggle.
but these are followed by authoritative denials.
His wil-power is still tremendous. but his re-
tirement from public life Is final. Some Liberal
journals are urging him to write a farewell adj
dress to the electors Of Midlothian, II he cannot
force himself to do anything more.
Lord Brassey in his letter to The Times
sums up the results Of his comparison of types
OF the new naval vessels seen at Kiel. He con-
siders that Sir William Whites ships hold their
own well in speed. protection for the vital parts
Of the freeboard seagoing qualities and cost per
ton He also pronounces the latest German ves-
sells a decided success, but criticises the italian
designs for inadequacy OF protection by armor
Among cruisers ne regards the New-York and
the English Blenhem more effective than the
Russian Rurik, on the principle that 1t Is better
to carry fewer guns and have more protection.
Experts who saw the feet at Kiel are Impressed
with the fact that the Germans have as heavy
guns and as fast battleships with tonnage or
10000 as other maritime nations have with.
tonnage Of 1900. The moral would be to build
smaller battleships. like the new German ships.
Assistant Secretary William E. Curtis still re-
mains in London brooding in silence over the
mysteries of high finance, but Mr.. Logan Car
Isle has gone to Paris. The work OF the Treas
ury officials Is nearly closed; the Rothschild-
Morgan syndicate, under the conditions OF the
contract can wait until August before making
final settlement, or they can hand over the
bullion and receive the bonds at any earlier date
at their own discretion. The bargain may DC
complefed within a week a fortnight. While
the stipulated gold has been supplied and kept
IN the Treasury during the progress Of these
financial negotiations. It is probable that the OBJ
LEGATION to regulate New-York exchange Will ex
pire simultaneously with the final payment fo'
the bonds II Is not known here outside the
svndicate circle whether the bankers undertook
10 protect the Treasury for definite period emo
ing in August or whether their responsibilities
will end as soon as the contract Tor the paymeh
OF the bonds Is carried out
Ambassador Bayard is still absent from Lon
don on Sir John Pender's yacht From Kiel NJ
went to Copenhagen. and started thence for tn
North Cape. but his hosts plans may nav
been changed by the political crisis In England
Mr.. Bayard will preside at the American din
ner on the Fourth of July at Holborn Restau
rant. If he returns in time. Mr.. Roosevelt VIII
is In charge Of the Embassy, may take nj
place, or Ambassador MacVeagh may be sub
stituted for him. Mr.. MacVeagh will speak a
the dinner in any event. The dinner Will b
largely attended. as London is filed Wit
Americans.
Among latest arrivals by the America
liner Paris are President Seth Low and MI
Hamilton Fish. After an adventurous journe