The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-05
A GRIP ON THE ARMY.
QUEEN TICTORI1 WANTS ONE or
HER FAMILY TO COMMAND.
Her Head Is Long on That Point ID
Working to Have ConnouEht
Succeed Cambridge.

l4OEuOn, August 81 S N'NAN -
promised to he brilliant enc. The dlsuh-
guished assemblage will include Emperor
William, of Germany, the prince OF Wales'
the duke of York and the duke OF Coi.
naught, while the queen. the princess Oh
Wales and PrEcesses Victoria anu Nii""
will be at Osborne near by. Yachts are
daily arriving at Cowes. on Thursday
Emperor William on the imperial yach|
Hohenzollcrn accompanied by five German
warships. will arrive. The usual fashioha-
bic crowd is already filling the hoteis.
As the opinion grows that the retirement
Of the duke of Cambridge, as conlmahuei ="
chief of the forces. will be deferred ana 'he
succession Of the duke of ConnauSnt 10 tne
command Of the army be confirmed, the
discomfort deeDens The movement ema-
mates almost entirely from the queen, VINO
clings to views imbibed from the iron DUKE
the royal consort. Peel, John Russell 1di-
merston, Beaconsfeld and other statesmen
that royalty nearly related to the soVerelsh
ought TO he at the head of the army. NO
body doubts that Lord Salisbury, with nus
present backing. will cheerfully comply
with the queens wishes. The court Is
bringing a vigorous pressure on the duke
| of Devonshre to make him renouhce ms
recommendation to his own committee. Inc
queen has sent to both Lord salisbury anu
! the duke of Devonshire long memorah-
! dunn embodying her views in regard TO the
/ prove to her grandson, Emperor William.
/ next week that the British sovereign's hold
| on the army is not materially less thah Is
! his on the German army. If possible she
J hopes in some indirect manner TO use lhe
| kaiser to influence government to elect her
! purpose.
During the week Emperor William goes
! to Aldershot for field day with the troops.
| The duke of Connaught's brigade with sew
/ eraI volunteer battal.ons, will take part IN
! the display. which will commence with a
| grand march past" The whole affair mas
been arranged especially with the view oil
| giving the duke of Connaught a chance TO
| impress his nephew and the public. Inc
emperor will probably be induced to MAKE
some pronouncement lauding his uncle
handling OF the troops
Gully VIII stay Ira the Chair.
The government. in accepting the noni-
nation of Mr.. William Court Guily a.
: speaker of the house of commons, 20 Whlcr
/ position he was elected Oh the retirement
OF the Right Hon. Arthur W. Peel now
! Viscount Peel, has avoided the first pittai
in it's career. The only persons who regre
/ the governments daring not to oppose Mr.
/ GulIy's recollection are the extreme raci
( Gals who say that if tory speaker ha'
been elected it would have given them tn
whip hand during the whole life OF parllil
mcnt.
the chair and vigorously suppressed oh
structon he would be accused OF partality
whereas Mr.. Gully. who was originally IN
nominee of Mr.. Henry I.abouchcre, IN
radical leader. would not have been electc
. except for radical and Irish votes. Tn
conservatives are willing to retain him d
office, as he has shown himself firm t
maintain order.
Among the first topics that will b
, brought up for discussion when PARIS
ment meets Oh the 18th instant will be IN
. election OF Dyuai II Daily to represer
, Limerick in the house. ON the 15th Nh
Halfour Will move the production of proc
, OF DAYS conviction OF participation in I'll
p ! dynamite outrages, and on the 18th wi
/ move the issue OF q new election Tor Ii"
b sr,,K. j ne raruelites intent To raise II
81 question cf amnesty, hut Speaker Gul
4 viii probably rule THAI /, is Irrelevant. :
DAILY is now in Portland prison, this fa'
in itself renders his election void. II
\ understood that the OILY Dill that viii
- | passed before the adjournment OF Il
j.. house viii be the postponing the fixing
I judicial rents in Ireland until 1896, in vie
Is of the government land purchase schen
7, that will then be introduced.
The summonsca TO the government su
- porters in the house OF commons, even
the Observation-Disclosures. have all been ISSUE
- by Mr. Balfour as the government lead
ia the house. This fact, taken i'll come
u ton with the speech delivered last mig
by MIR. Chamberlain at a dinner given
% him 10y the Birmingham Conservative ClU
- indicates the eventual fusion of the u
% sections of the unionist party, the CO
servatiVc and liberal-unionlsts.
u The estimates are likely 10 be passed
the beginning of September. After the .
l- journment parliament VIII not meet aga
until February.
VI New Peers.
1t is creditaLiy reported that Prime Nj