New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
PASSING OF THE HEALYITES.
DEATH BLOW GIVEN TO THE REVOLT OF
THE IRISH COMMONERS.

ENGLAND MAY COOPERATE TO DESTROY DERE-
LrcTs-THE LORD MAYORS cEREMoNIoUs EN-
BAssY TO PARIS TIcKLEs THE BRIToNs-
FOR THE GRANDEsr OPERA HOUSE
IN THE KINGDOM NEW
SATIRE BY GILBERT
London Sept THE election In South Kerry OF
Mr.. Farrell has filed the McCarthyites with g,ee.
II a blow, straight from the shoulder. into the
midst OF the Hcalyites. The successful candidate
said In Of his speeches: I'VE have got to deal
with Healy for all. and We will do II Ana
they did. Nothing could have occurred that so de-
csively tends to put down the Healyite revolt In
the Irish Parliamentary party. 1t has now been
learned by the United Press correspondent that the
leaders OF the party consider favorably PROPOSE
ton to hold Nationalist convention In Dublin.
They confident that they would obtain the as
sent OF the convention to Gust the Healyites from
the Parliamentary Committee. T. p. O'connor' In
extra edition OF his paper The Sum" says that
farreaching results will arise from the South Kerry
election. The only regret is that Hea.ys policy OF
wreckng the party not earlier opposed, ana
that the too cautious patriotism OF the irish men,
bers prompted them to conclliatory tactics. when
they might the beginning have Quelled the revolt
The plan for destroying the dangerous derelicts
that menace navigation IN the North Atlantic ocean
by the concerted action OF the American and British
navies has received fresh impetus through the
formal action OF the Loyds Committee, wnicn mas
at last awakened to the fact that the uhIaVoraoie
report OF the Royal Commission wnich investigates
the subject under the Rosebery Government was
utterly fallacious The opinion OF that Commission
was forced upon 1t By the Board OF Trade. led by
Mr. Bryce who however fair In other matters. ap-
pears to be deeply prejudiced with the idea tha'
nothing good in maritime way can I've taught Dy
America to England. Since the Board OF TRADE de-
cned TO cooperate with the Hydrosrapnic oi'ce al
Washington in the great work Of informing mari
ne-s Of new dangers at sea which are not shown on
ordinary charts. and the contention OF the hoyal
Commission that nearly all the derehc's were
confined to the neighborhood of the American coast
and the United States alone ought 70 dispose oi
them" the monthly pilot charts have SHOWN 'hat
over 20 per cent OF the worst floating dangers IN
the North Atlantic nearer the BritisA Is!ahds-
that IN. entrance 10 the English Channe fairy
teens with abandoned hulks. many OF them right
In the track OF transatlantic passenger vessels am
the Lloyds Association. with It's enormous pecuilla'y
interest In the safety OF ships insured through us
agencies became alarmed and determined TO en-
deavor TO secure from the Salisbury Government
what had been denied by the Rosebery Commission
Lloyls has now presented the matter to the board
OF Trade with great earnestness ana Is cohlueh1 Oh
more tangible results. The Cabinet officer al the
head OF the Board OF Trade is the Hon. e l.
RitchIe who was also in Lord Salisbury's last Cabi-
another position, anu ne ~ a"oAN N''' 49,
office over which he presdes has been afflicted with
dry rot for many years Like most OF the members
Of the new Cabinet he recognizes that Great Britain
has few friends among the nations. ana 'ldt an
amlabe disposition toward the United states snould
be cultivated.
J. C. Maclona, q leading Conservative meinDer OF
Parliament. who is influential with the ne" Uo'
eminent and has reason TO expect favors from II,
has also been aroused. He knows America having
visited the United States several OCCASIONS ana
he has seen more OF the Western continent ''al
even most Americans. Mr. Macdona has achieved
somewhat OF a reputation as the House OF OOiii-
mons dere;ict expert exciting warm discussions
through his advocacy. against the majority OF the
Commons and the Ministers. OF the American pan
for clearing the seas OF drifting dangers. Now as
a member OF the majority. he is confident that a
thorough investigation Of the subject vii! be had.
II may be said that the probabilities are excellent
that Parliament. upon recommendations OF the
Roard Will authorize the sending OF one OF It's
members Washington to examine into the ad-
visibility OF an international agreement for the de-
struction OF dereicts The mission VIII be given 70
Mr. Macedonia and. while the Government may pro-
test that IT has not adhered to the idea and re-
serves the right OF declining TO follow the recon-
mendatons OF Mr.. Macdona. II Is Wen known 10
Thai the Government will send warships out occa-
s!onally to blow up abandoned huks or 10 10" them
into port
The rout OF the Socialists and new Union men in
the Labor Congress at Cardiff is so absolute that IL
settles the attitude Of the tradesunonists toward
Socialism for number OF years
London is watching with amusement the State re-
ceptior in France OF Sir Joseph Renals. Lord
Mayor OF London. The Lord Mayor himself must
be accused OF assisting keeping up the decep-
ton OF the French as his importance To
French intervievers he pretends to take a serious
view OF his visit Paris. and says he hopes 1t VIII
help to dispel the misunderstanding between
France and England The city laughs over the
airs OF the Lord Mayor. who, in some quarters Is
called guinea pig owing to the fact that he Is
a director in a number OF companies and receives
a guinea for attending meetings of the boards or
directors II is pointed out that his ofhce Is
year. but the Lord Mayor means to make a regal
IN Paris pro6aoy WIN tbs Tancs
apita includes visits TO several Of the embassies
He VII! be received at ne Palace o. ,,e rysee Oy
President Faure and Will then be given reception
by the British Chamber OF Commerce In Paris, He
civic procession in which his gorgeous mayoral
lveries Will French eyes 10 wink. France -
iSr South African ventures and is supporting the
remarkable boom IN speculation since the
gni;tiess OF intention. but the style he will main
tain during his sojourn In France Will certainly az,
Street has held aloof from the mining speculation,
but 4 is learned today that an American sn syn sh
Mine
Negotiations have practically been completed for
the building OF a magnificent opera house on the
site OF the famous and historical Her Majesty's
Opera House. in Haymarket. which was pulled
down three years ago. This property, which is
probably as valuable any In London, being In the
very heart OF the best section. within sight of
Trafalgar Square and the National Gallery. has de-
TERED many investors by It's enormous ground rent
1t was selected time by Astors London
agent as the Ideal site for a great American hotel
similar in all respects to the great New-fork cara
vansarles in which London is sadly lacking
The deal however. fell through. as London hotels
not doing the fine business then they have
had this summer, and the land has been the great
blank eyesore OF the swell neighborhood ever since
Now a bold enterprise Is planned for the spot and
as associates In the project after II IL completed
Colonel Mapleson and Marcus Mayer are Familiarity
mentioned. II is intended that the new opera
house shall be the finest In the United Kingdom.