New-York tribune., 1896-05-10

mons will be at least 2GO including the Irish vote
The division on the measure will probably be taken
lobby canvass Of the irish members TO induce them
TO abstain from voting IN oS o tss
pressure OF the Catholic bishops.
THE statist" advises English investors TO leave
American securities alone owing to the prospects or
heavy gold shipments from New-York and the
financial uncertainties attending the Presidential
campaign.
A proposal to summon an international conference
In London with a view to securing the abolition OF
sugar bount.es has the suppor; of the Ministerial
lists The matter will be debated In the House OF
Commons. and the Government WI can the con-
ference II Parliament desires II TO do so.
Members OF the court circle deny that the feeble
ness OF the Queen the reason for her not hold
Ing the last drawing groom. The real cause OF her
absence they say. the death Of Prince Henry
OF Rattenberg Her condition tusthes the hope that
she Will be abe to perform her state duties Tor a
dozen wars to come
Paderewski. the pianist. is suffering from insom-
eeiled. esf a" MS r'"''''''
DR.. Allan McLane Hamilton OF New-fork has
read before the London Miracle Society a paper on
his discoveries 10 the causations OF INSANITY
A conference has been held by the Irish Unionist
which II was decided 10 sound the Government on
the proposition TO abolish the vceroyalty In ireland
before coming 10 q definite resolution on the ques-
ton A majority CT the conferrees favored the pro-
posed change
Since the sudden death OF Colonel North. the
Nitrate King" II has been learned that FOR soms
time prior TO his death he had been unloading shares
OF the Nitrate Railway. the Tarapaca Bank and the
Lagupa Nitrates Company. which investors sup
posed he held largely and firmly. He had disposed
of all his holdings in the Nitrate Railway with the
exception OF 100 ordinary and 26 deferred shares ana
held only 335 sharec Of the Tarapaca Bank lie was
supposed hold the bulk OF the shares OF the Ia La-
guna Nitrates Company but he had sold them,
although he always made glowing speecne5 regard
ing the prospects of the company.
II had been thought recently that Sir John F. NIL
lais president OF the Royal Academy had symptoms
Of cancer OF the throat fIe had been examined oy
DR. Paget. an eminent surgeon. who saws he does
moi think the growth TO be Of a malignant nature.
Meanwhile he does not recommend an operation
Morley Roberts the novelist. is dangerously III at
Amplesde Westmoreland. where ne had gone for
the benefit Of his health
A great English oil company has been formed.
with capital of Fl 10000 1t will be worked the
lines Of the Standard Oil Company.
THE CZAR MAY SEIZE PART OF CHE-FOO.
FOUR RUSSIAN wARsnIPs ARE SAID TO HAVE
LANDED MEN-ENGLAND AND
CHINA PROTEST.
London. May s-"The People" tomorrow will
publish a dispatch from Shanghai. saying that the
Russian Consul threatens forcibly to seize stretch
of the foreshore Che-Foo to which Great Britain
has a long standing claim The British Minister
has protested against the threatened seizure, and
n is Understood that China also objects Four Rus
sian warsh!ps are off Che-Foo. landing men, ap-
parently to support the Consul