New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
ITALY POSES AS PEACEMAHER
TO HEAL THE WOUND CAUSED BY THE
KAISER'S LETTER TO KRUGER.
But THE NGLoRussIAN ENTENTE WHICH LORD
SALISBURY Is PRESSING, HAS GONE TOO FAR
THE LIBERALS JEER At LORD Dun
TON" MOVE FOR WOMEN.

RAVEN "HlGHER EDUCA-
TroN" MOVE FOR WOMEN.
London, Feb s.-A serious effort has been initiated
ry Italy supported by Austria, restore the friend
ship between Great Britain and Germany. which
was greatly strained by Emperor Williams message
! to President Kruger OF the South African Republic
The effort has obtained the active approval OF the
Queen but does not seem to be appreciated by Lord
Salisbury. Count Ngra. the Italian Ambassador TO
! Austria after his recent visit Rome received in
structions from Sisnor Crispi. the italian Prime
| Minister, to arrange for concerted pressure from
Rome and Vienna upon Berlin and London 10
bring about the end desired. These instruc-
tons resulted in Austrian and Italian COM
muncations being sent to Berlin, in watch
was pointed out tho danger to the Triple Al
! lance arising from the breach between Germany
and Great Britain. especially as regards possible
! entente oordiale between the latter country ara
/ Russia. Il is also understood that Ss'or Crisp
made special representations to Lord Salisbury on
the continuance OF the Angloltal.an agreement for
/ naval corporation IN the Mediterranean in the
! event of Developments IN the East.
c,,rote Berlin has shown n readiness 10 respond to
the desires of her allies and would her hostile
ter cSEccrned the de is cast The entente with
Russia has gone too far uRsss the German GoySTn
| Great Britain N Egypt and generally reverses It's
recent line OF diplon tic enmi;y, ~ return OF cor
| dality in the Ango-German relations WILL ne pos
| sible. ,.
| lNilOCNrf,
| is specially amenabc' nay modify M st3ih o ne
Queens decision regarding her rcv"W OF me fyiuS
assents n.~reiy to watch the squadron from win
dow OF tie Osborne House and declines o. give the
reason reason for fore hs IL known The Court circle anx
ous to avoid everything tia; might be- interpTete,i
as n hostile demonstration against Emperor VIII
lam. Tho Queen has not only no enthusiasm anout
nation She holds that lis formation IS needless
fbn Tilted press has made further efforts to learn
fhn hos NAT IL Of v
preached an admiralty official on the sub ect he
was CURLY told that tho squadron had no deSHna-
ton.
In the direction Of fostering entente with Rus
sia Lord Salisbury will assent to the acquisition
by Russia OF a harbor IN Kyan-Chan Bay. which
opens into yellow Sea from the east coast OF the
Chun-Tong Promontcry. under the guise OF leasing
the place as "A naval depot from China for twenty
years Mr. Ballour. the First Lord OF tho Treasury,
in his speech at Bristol Monday night last. sur
prised the country b. inviting Russia To secure a
iort on the Pacific The acquisition Of such q port
bV RUSSIA has heretofore always been strongly OPP
posed by Great Britain on the ground thai IT. pos
session by the former would Dee mcna.e IL per IN
10 the effect several Russian warshps are al
ready wintering IN kyan-Chan Bay and this Is be-
IL is believed that Tho entente VIII include Great
Brain's assent 10 Russia securing another port FAR
the southwark o. NladiFosiock. her present port
in Eastern Siberia. which Will Doe free from cc and
adapted 10 form COMMERCIAL outlet during al the
year.
According 10 Tho Speaker" the Porte. While
strengthening the defenccs OF the Dardanelcs VIII
purposely leave the Bosphorus open. for a Rus
sian fleet may appear of Constanilnopie within
three weeks TO protect the sultan against TsinS.
Lord Dunravcn's smooth references in the speech
delivered by him at Glasgow to the mp)ssihiliy OF
4 quarrel between two nations OF the same blood.
the this. that and the other thing has been met
with joors by the Liberal press. The Westminster
Gazette" asks why. II Lord Dunraven Is so anxious
for international amit. he does not express regret
for the unfoundcd charges he made against the
owners of the yacht Defender The Yachtsman"
cnlarges upon the irreproachablc behavior OF tho
committee OF the New ork Yacht club, and insists
That Lord DunraVen shaii make the ame"de ho"oE-
able
United Press. Mr.. Grant Secretary OF The Royal
Yacht Squadron said he coisidered the findings OF
The COMMITTEE Ni INJURY OF 'ile o'~ idchl
submitted was conflicting lie added that ne
MI Grant believes that reply is necessary. 10 IS
the general opinion Of yachismen on inc Isle Of
Wight that LORD DInraNen has perfectly befOol"d
tho English people, though the admission T. humili-
atlng 10 those who have regarded him a. friend.
Lord Dunrayen j. expected to arrive at Cowcs
shnrtlv Mr. Grant has not him since his re-
turn from the United States.
Lord Dnnraven's acquired organ. the National
| Observer" which aims to be hlgh-c!ass London
weekly IS absolutely silent regarding the report Of
IN. New-York Yacht Club. 1t exalts the Earl's
cent dcliverance at Glasgow on the Monroe Doctrine
having been mark q by insight experience AMI
skill Ii says that his sincere expressions OF regard
for the American people ought convince OF their
folly those persons who pretend to think that the
quarrel over the yacnt race has had the slightest
effect ON the relations between Great Britain and
the United States.
a memorial praying for the admission of women to
| degrees at Cambridge University has received he
signatures Of Zoo university members. Among
those who have signed the memorial Arthur J.
Bafour First Lord OF the Treasury Gerald Balforr.
Chief Secretary for Ireland. Sir Walter rsant, the
weknoWn author. and other notable men. Pro-
fogsCr Marshall has written letter IN which ne
advocates the establishment OF universities FOR
women similar to those In the United States.
The proposal to reopen the Washington Maritime
Conference to consider the questions OF side lghts
n IL lrca.,,c d;-t-.