New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03

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GREAT BRITAIN'S Isolation
IMPLICITLY OF GERMANY SAID TO BE
RESPONSIBLE.

MrNAcING INDIA GLADSTONE DIsPLEAsEs SAILS
BURY-"MAY GOD IN HIS MERCY SEND
SPEEDY END TO TIE GOVERNING TURK"
London. Nov 2-On announcing that the first
Cabinet meeting would be held on November .. THE
Post" of Birmingham. added that matters OF I'M
zeal imnortance mainly connected with foreign
and colonial affairs. would come under the consider
alton Of the Ministers Its London letter yesterday
,bo dav after Mr. Chamber lain, the head OF the
colonial Office returned to England from the CONT
rent contained the following important statement
81 ord salisburv's speech at Watford confirms the
sorrovhat ugly news that Is coming 10 manu- iroi"
the various foreign capitals regarding the secret az
.a.,o, that Germany is making to isolate Great
britain from all friendly European POWERS. "e
r,or, is known to be smartng under the rciusai Vi
= ,,,,,sh Foreign Ministers of both parties 10 peT
-, connected with the Triple Alliance ahu' pay
,,, = double game, now hopes to induce i|o'u o
bury tn change his resolution not 10 ""o -,
pri,,in tn become entangled IN tihs pohu' II - ~
oloecent influence of Germany WHICH oS e'i0'
, ,,, reunp-li-Ya amen has been FACTOR III .I''
ii's INC o. of Christians in China, and her
i-'s -" 60, =, ,hs moment IS directed to rendering
o"'e' ga - ordoavors In behalf of persecuteu
Christians in Armenia. ~, Of Eng
A leading Conservative paper !" Inv ~ r,o,,n
land saws that some Hight Is pau! ,,a r,st
nr,r for the position OF England III '"e a.
crffir
- ot,g british interests in ASIA appa, o,''
80, .ha t.cit consent of GERMANY rta,oo
WIN W. dsinclincd 10 enter into an "''''''O
H'i.'' 600, p,,tain. though willing 10 ro''''' .
,a,o,,nt neutral Japan. "ho" i"o'' 80 two
60, RETAINS natural ally, seems 10 " THO
ids whether TO go bodily over 10 '''' on,a,n ,so-
a. osks. rs Great Britain inc" ~ led only
lated In the ight Tor hei '"''
by her own RESOURCES ,~i Salisbury will be
i'0 NV. his fo.ower. IN the spe'V'
a., 1,,,er al the banquet to be gNr' "' ondon. on
WI Vi,.in the new Lord Mayos o. The later
~ evenlng OF November y on WIN"
tH,Ial vii be installed IN oil ONE N,ovkon VINO.
MI. ,n,turr OF 20 x" has coh'I ~ oton
under the s's"A rh other articles - the l.'"11n
May p'.' 1tv lispleased the Government, W.
pres ~ ~ ms .etter. aid that inc 5u. - -
Gladstone III M as c,irse to mankind, ana tn@I
Deeh rs ,IInb ruler had at his feet Russia 80
and Great Britain Conthuihs; nu care little
'h di,is,on of shame among theW' ! "a" ',u FOR
no,,+h Lut hope that M own couhty ttd -
its own good he made conscious , a', maj nav
~ c,o,d for ita own full snare Whatever Una" -, =,
tne W. COD in Ills mercy. send speedy cru -
he governing Turk and a. his do.hss' -, -, I s1v
v.hen / could say and even soine' ni1S w. "
shSSrt; after Lord salisbury had real IT,, le''ri
no eaId that such utterances were ho' .'hel9 " va
To produce order save lie IT. ui hVS ~, NJ
~ " bas since been announced on beha.f Oh MI.
nnblshed. and That by oversight IT hah hol
been marked private VISITORS Il, TN ~ ~
Nfr GladstOne's res denCc. say tnat tie IN,
Prime Minister follows with keen attention anu
growing Indignation the daily reports OF 'Ie '...,
ment Of the Armenians by tne !, ms been sYr.
geSted that his family ought TO act t)Ward MN d.
did the family of Lord John Russel toward 'n ,a
statesman in his old age Lord John was IN me
habit OF writing strongly worded Letters on puoll'
questions. on which he differed WIN the Govern.
went no further than the postbox in the ma. OF MS
house.
GERMANY TEMPORIzlNG.
Berlin Nov 2.-The "Deutsche Kordnische" as
serts that II has learned from source of undoubt-
ed authority that. contrary to the statements which
have been published in England recently, Germany
has maintained the same attitude throughout the
negotiations with the Porte relative to the status
OF the Christians In Armenia and other parts OF the
east OF Turkey. From the first moment that the
Armenian question assumed critical character
the paper asserts Germany has continued to ad-
monish the Porte with all possible emphasis OF her
determination that peace and order should be man
taired in the disturbed districts This statement s
publicly accepted official announcement
which 1t really is. and As an Official communication
through her Ambassadors, Ministers and other rep
resentatves abroad 10 make II appear that Ger
reference OF the Powers with Turkish misrue in
Armenia. The almost unanimous opinion here Is
the Armenian difficulty Will not extend beyond
forcing the sultan 10 pnt INTO acton the decree
administration Of affairs IN Armenia, providing that
certain reforms shall go into operaton in Armenia
The attacks which have been made upon Eng
land in tn OF -. Petersburg are cordially
echoed here The notion is notorlous.y ctrrcE,
| that the aim Of England Is to paralyze the policy
OF Russia in Eastern Asia by reopcnng the Turk ii
| question. The German Government does not doubt
/ for a moment that Russia has Obtained extensive
concessions in the Chinese territory Of Nanchuria
! but Ike all Central European Powers. Germany
| not only does not regret hut is really pleased
! that Russia has found field for the exploitation
Of her military powers outside OF Eur)oe The
more, extreme OF tie German newspapers. com.
mentlng upon the situation, express hope that Ger
/ many's greatest commercial rival may be lamed
| In the struggle.
A large number Of articles in this strain hav.
| appeared IN the German newspapers within tn,
! last few DAYS. and they have not received Tho
/ SLIGHTEST censlre for thor utterances from any
| Official quarter Nevertheless the prominent oper T.
tors on the Boursc are very angry at the sudden.
! ness with which these attacks have been sprung
| in connection with the disturbances in Consfln.
| tinOple they have hal very depressing Ell eel
| upon the prices Of stocks and securities on tn.
! Stock EXchange. for which the operators were to-
| tally unprepared
| \ GERMAN spy SENTENCED IN FRANCE