New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
BALFOUR DISHEARTENED.'
rr1r GOVERNMENT PARTY STILL IL a
HOPELESS MIDDLE.
TT HUNG CHANGES PERSONAL Mlss'oN
FEMININE INVASION OF THE HOUSE VI
COMMONS TERRACE-DR HERR NJ
LONGER on THE POINT
or DFATH.'


LONGER on THE POINT
OF DFATH"
London June 27.--Although the Withdraw r "
Fducati,n bill has lightcned the task OF '"e v
man, the stranded whale, as Jonh No'''' -
terlzed The Unionist majority goes hou"u'''
shauou, into shallow. Never in the history oi : "
., hos Government with such backing peei III
60 honeless a muddle Mr.. Balfours sche"'e u
raryement of the Government prosiai''' ,n,,,
the Covernnien. organs announce had - a.
sanctioned by their supporters mas ui'aPP -. ona
,ounced by Unionsts themselves as ihpo's'
49,, ~ nv ,he Liberals as hopeless.y inp'"O"
oh,a n was not the Education bill WHICH "o W
barrassed the Government. The ''o'e i' .,oee,a,
latlve business generally has pecoiHe ~ ..,. a,v
"a TO make the Ministers despair OF sr''e ~
,,.asrro of FIRST importance through fdT''a.' :,
r ,ho data-August (which Mr. Baiiou'' III
saneune mood fixed for the Adjournment % nc
ment Opposition obstruction cannot DC D -a,a ~
the sole cause Of the extraordinary h'ea -
~. coyarpment's splendid opportunities. Inc pan"
g. ,aid ~, tho Conservatives themselves OH i' ''"
four,s defects of leadership. They accuse MN =.
having had either TO hear; for the WORK Oh lo'.','s
the E5ucation bill through or privately ra' a' nm
for want of grit in countering the oppo'
want NJ tact in guiding the Governments io ~
Conservative chagrin over the iaiiu'es VI w. od
,n 10 N keen that lobby talk turns upo" ,"e o.
disability Of supersedng Mr.. Bafour IN ''e taaa
,,, % ,na uouse They crave for the slrohS 'i sar
anI daring guidance Of Mr.. Chamoerdha'd ershin Of
anu to com n,ittIng themselves TO me nj
to rsh b ha not vet shaken off Radical deas' ano
VINO might constrain the i've trad!-
jnn Nr Balfour himself privately eXPreSse sv" he
self disheartened over the siuauSn r,wrne Tor the
session against internal malcontenhs n a of
foes The Liberal papSrat 1anks even Of early dis
ontor But says Government organ do ss'I not
ing tnt h ,rife because she has made mess OF MS
d,nDer He hopes for better luck next tiuV'
WHAT ,o,,rtoon nages of amendments to the lrish
va ,u the contentious Scotch and Irish Ratihs
huls and several other troublesome measures 10
NOT deamed possible outside Of the Ministerial e,'
oc 10 adjourn Parliament at the ne ptIpos ~, an ~
nv ciosure to the Land Rating bills on Monday
| Tb. motion will be hercely opposed
| ,, Chang will not receive In London the csre-
.,,a, sta,e reception with which he has been
| roa,al in Berlin The English Foreign Olhce mas
M confidence in the prospective value OF ms mission
II Is said indeed that he Is not anthorized ny inc
| Enonercr or the Tsung--Yamen TO make any denh'e
nron,sals whatever His credentials to the respec-
' h,or. ~ state with whom he confers recite his
numerous Chinese titles, but do not accredt MN as
an envoy auhorzed to negea'e nnr, Of II
Hung Chanes visit, ii is by no means sharc IN -oi'
don Picking diplomatic adyces represent nm a.
kind Of personal diplomatic speculation; ~, re ma
promised the Picking Government 10 OBTAIN .nt i
s s6n 'coonmercai treaties notably from
cent in the CUSTOMS dutiss tnSdI freedom
of inland navigation for foreign vessels ex,ens'o
railways through foreign ene ZIP neyrr to
his Government to any Of these promises; =, ,,s
members OF the Tsung-li-Yamen want to compete
ne dov,nfa OF the old and are prepare cd
DO 50 by fURg r @na or Amarea Mr Hart the
brother of Sir Robert Hart head of the chinese Cus
Vel Known in Chino American commercial circles
| y II be with him in Washington
The feminine invasion Of the House OF Commons
Terrace has been overdone Over five hundred
women sometimes crowd spot once sacred to The
ouct repose of members, and they bring their chill
dren whose occasional squallings break In upon tne
tests from members have become so numerous anc
that it is proPosed to reS snT mem Who's
stituents bother them to take their families 10 a
r n treat of tea and cake and strawberries vii
hail the restriction as boon
Ambassador Bayard will occupy the chair at tht
| Fourth OF July banquet Of the American Society IT
| London Among those who are expected to attend
.ra Senator Hoar Colonel Watterson and probably
| Rourke Cochran The last-named gentleman came
to Europe principally with the idea of going to Carls
isS ' iniiIrcd some time ago. When he left home ht
expected to be laid up fer some months Bqt ne has
| that ne may abandon the "trip to Carlsbad
Albert Grant. an eX-ini.lohalre' WHO "dS 'he MUS
famous promoter of the companies boom in 1870 ha:
| heen declared a bankrupt. and n receiver has beer
| appointed for his assets.
| Dr. Cornelius Herr. well known for his connection
with the Panama Canal scandal, has greatly i'm
proyed in health since the British Court refused &c
grant his extradtion to France. DR.. Herr. 1t wi.
he recalled was lying at the point OF death fol
nearly two years, at a hote, In Bournemouth While
the French G0vernme mt seeking Ia. get hold oil
| him Physicians declared that II he We're compelled
| to 20 to London to attend hearing In the extra