Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
COYeS The Present Mecca Of British
Fashionable Society.
YACHTING AND THE MILITARY.
Emperor william to lie shown
Thing or Two by His Royal Grand
Political Points.
Political Points.

Victoria and Maude will be at Osborne.
nearby.
Yachts are daily arriving at Cowes.
on Monday Emperor william on the I'm
perlal yacht Hohenzollern, accompanied
by five German war-ships, will arrive.
The fashionable crowd Is filling the hotels.
As the opinion grows that the retire
ment Of the Duke OF Cambridge as com
mander in chief Of the military forces will
be deferred. and the succession Of the
Duke Of Connaught TO the command OF
,he army be confirmed, the discomfort
deepenr The movement emanates en-
tirely from the Queen. who ciings 10
views inbibed from the Iron Duke, the
ROYAL Consort, Peel John Russell, Pal
merston. Beaconsfed. and other deceased
statesmen. that Royalty nearly related
to the Sovereign ought 10 be at the head
OF the army Nobody doubts that Lord
Salisbury with his present backing Will
cheerfuliy comply with the Queen
wishes. The court IS bringing vigorous
pressure on the Duke Of u evonshire. 10
make him renounce his recommendation
as 20 his own commission.
The Queen has sent to Lord Salisbury
and the Duke OF Devonshire a long
memorandum embodylng her views in
regard 10 the army. Her Majesty hopes 10
BE- enabled 10 prove TO her grandson,
Emperor William, next week. that the
Sovereign's hold on the army Is not ma
terially Ices than is his on the German
army. II possible. she hopes in some
Indirect manner 70 use the Kaiser 10 IN
huence the Government 10 effect her
purpose. -
ALDERSHOT.
During the week Emperor William goes
to Aldershot for a neld-day with the
troops. The Duke Of Connaush prl-
gade. with several volunteer battahons.
Will take part in the display which WIZ
conclude with a grand 'march past
The whole affair has been arranged esps-
cially with a view to giving the Duke or
Counaugbt q chance 10 impress his ne
phew and the public. The Emperor pro-
bablv will be induced 10 make some pro-
nouncement lauding his uncle's handling
Of the troops
The government, t. accepting the nomi-
nation Of Mr. William Court Gulley as
Sneaker Of the House OF Commons, 10
which pCgitiot. de was elected on the re-
tiroment OF the Right Hon. Arthur w.
Peel now NiscOunt Peel has avoided the
first pitfall in It's career The only per
sons who regret the government decl-
sion not 10 oppose Mr.. Gulley's reelection
are the extreme Radicals, who say that
If a Tory speaker had been elected
IL would have given them the whip hand
during the whole life OF Pertinent
II one Of their political opponents oc-
cupled the chair and vigorously suppress
"a obstruction. he would be ac-
cused Of Partially. whereas. Mr.. Gulley.
who was originally the nominee Of Mr..
Henry Labouchere. the Radical leader.
would not have been elected except for
Radical and Irish votes.
The Conservatives are willing 10 retain
him i'm Office. as he has shown himself firm
20 maintain order.
DYNAMfTER DAILY.
Among the first topics that will be
brought up for discussion when Parla-
ment meets on the 18Th instant will be the
election Of the dynamiter DAILY. 10 repre-
sent Limerick in the House. on the 1911.
Nj Balfour viii move the production
Of proof Of Days conviction for partici-
milton In the dynamite Outrages, and
on the l9th viii move tn issue Of new
clcction-writ for Limerick. The Parnel-
ltes intend t. raise the question Of am
nesty. but Speaker Galley Will probably
rule that it is irrelevant. DAILY. Is now
in Portland prison. which fact In Itself
renders his election void.
II IS understood that the only bill that
will be nassed before the adjournment OF
the House will be the ono postpOning the
fixing Of judicial rents in Ireland until
1895. in view OF tho government land-pur-
chase scheme that will then be intro
duced
The summonscs 20 the government sup
porters in the House Of Commons even
to tn. Liberal Unionists. have all been
. 10 ~ nu1fnur "a - thS OONeFpmpnt
leader in the House. This fact. taken in
connection with the speech delivered last
night by Mr. Chamberlain at n dinner
given 10 him by the Birmingham Con-
servative Club. indicates the eventual
fusion Of the two sections Of the Unionist
partv-the Conservative and Liberal
Unonists.
The estimates are likely TO be passed
at the beginning of September After the
adjournment Parliament will not meet
again until February
MORE PEERS.
1t IS credibly reported that Prime-Nlln-
lister Salisbury will shortly cause to be
created several peers. including Sir Alger-
non Rorthwick. Baron de Worms, and
Mr.. James LOwther. all members OF the
House Of Commons. and Sir Edward Ma
let. the British Ambassador 10 Berlin,
"
plomatic service has already been men
toned in the dispatches Of the United
Press. Lord Salisbury VIII also raise
Lord Londonderry TO a dukedom and ap-
point him 10 succeed Lord Lansdowne.
Secretary Of state for War, who will
have rendered 10 him an offer TO succeed
Sir Edward Malet. or Lord Duferin.
British Ambassador TO France. who VIII
also shortly retire.
81. xFflf farf ain ~
Osborne House. her residence on the Isle
Of Wight. Lord Salisbury. Mr.. Balfour.
the Duke OF Devonshire and Mr.. Cham
berlain. all OF whom are members OF
the Cabinet. They viii meet Emperor
William at dinner there.
The Daily News. the morning Liberal
organ, to-day published an article. in
which ID dealt in a most generous man
ner with Lord Salisbury's foreign policy.
II said that as Secretary Of State for For
eign Affairs he had always been cautious.
prudent, and circumspect. and added that
his share in the partition Of Africa In
1891 was taken in closer concert with
Germany than any other power The
Liberals IL further said. certainly will
not complain of his cultivating the most
friendly and cordial relations with Ger
many.
Lord Salisbury Is the one English
statesman who seriously and earnestly
endeavored TO withdraw the British troops
from Egypt.
MORLEY IN LITERATURE.
The Speaker a Liberal weekly paper
GAYS that Mr. Morley will return i'm
r,ediately 20 literary work. Of which
no has enough TO occupy him for a year
lie will not seek reelection to the House
Of Commons until this shall have been
0nished. The Speaker says II regrets