New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05

Field Marshal Sir Donald Stewart goysrnSr 81 ,ns
and ali the members Of his Cabinet. LORD tosepsnSS
and most Of the leading statesmen have accepted
nv the ancient and Honorable Artillery Company.
OF Boston which is now on is way 70 'ns Se the
biggest event Of the companys visit
The question OF the admittance OF ladies to the
terrace OF the House Of Commons has, as us"a'
where ladies are concerned. been decided IN tne'r
favor and they free TO meet their pariameh'a'!
friends and take tea there whenever they please.
few dlsgruntled members. mostly gentlemen long
past their prime complained that the presence OF
the ladies' on the terrace nuisance. ana tnat
their laughter and chatter interered with the work
1a ene The Right HON. William Court Gully the
Speaker of the House to whom the complains ere
rade was too wise to call down upon ms neno tne
anathemas CT the fair visitors and he therefore re-
fused to intervene between the S .eed to
drinking tea with their wives sisters s5s ,ne
exclusives Is proposal that the newspape. hem
having the entree to the lobby OF The Hcase eara
mentarlans. who look upon the House as , Cup
lounge and ,ournart a: s0% met S: 9n
Miss Emma Eames has refused an oner maze ~
her by Maurice Grau to sing In the United states
next season.
The British Commissioners who are to join ~ the
inquiry into the Behring Sea fur seal fishery are e*
pected to finish their labors and return to England
early October. Professor Darcy TnSmpsS1n St
while Barrett Hamilton visits the Commanur,'
Yey are both Of high o rrpu se.c cs
edge about seals and establishing
THEY RETURN TO ST. PETERSBURG.
THE CAR AND CzARINA RECEIVED BY THE
NOBILITY AND MUNICIPAL AuTHoRiTiEs'
e. Petersburg. July The Emperor and En-
press made their entry into st. Petersburg To-Day
The buildings along the Newski Prospect were gayly
decorated with nass. flowers. ETC.. but the crowns !"
the streets not large and there was mite sus
gestion Of a holiday The Emperor ana Empress
arrived at II O'Clock and were welcomed by the
Grand Dukes delegates from the zemstvos the CITY
corporation the provincial nobility. etc. who pre-
scented bouquets and bread. the latter upon splendid
silver salvers The Mayor also presented resou-
ton passed by the corporation foundng cnlinnen
hospital and remittirs the arrears or la,Wo iate-
payers In commemoration OF the coronation OF the
Emperor at Moscow: ~ ,,.,.a.,
between two lines OF troops. From the cathedra;
they proceeded without guard TO the fortress. ana
thence to the railway station where they look
train for the Imperial residence at Isarakoe SEQ
The Car and Czarina will return to 81. Petersnurg
on July :. The report that the Gar Is suffering
from jaundicc Is untrue.
THE CRETANS NOT CREDULOCS NOW.
THEY HAVE LITTLE FAITH IN THE CONCERT OF
THE POWERS. AND NONE IN DTPLo-
Matte PROMISES.
London July A-The statement made In the House
of Commons yesterday by the Parliamentary eecre-
tary TO the Foreign Office. to the effect that the
Turkish Government had agreed to apply mmedi-
atelv the mea surcs which the Pow ers demanded FOR
the purpose OF restoring tranquility In the island OF
"a tpctd or otYtQ
as In anywiss assuring settlement OF the trouoes
between the Turks and Christians there. The occur
rences In the island have been such as 10 Tehde'
futile mere diplomacy The concert OF the POWERS
does not impress the Christian insurgents. who no
doubt have in mind the much-heralded concert IT.
the case OF Armenia, which was laughed TO scorn
nv the Sultan The Cretan Christians have no faith
IN d,nlonat,c promises having had experience with
their uorthIessness through many years OF TURKISH
m,srue and they mean to bring about. IL possible
a decisive conflict that will overthrow the lurH'sh
regime.
conference Of the Christian leaders held yes'er-
dav al Kampos resulted in determination 10 o.s-
regard the offers OF Georsi Pacha beroV'cn 'ne
new Christian Governor. unless the reforms prom
,sed arc solidly guaranteed by the Powers II the
Governor convenes the Assembly, only ABOUT
dozen Deputies are likely to respond
The debate on the Creran situation In the House
Of Commons last night showed that the domihah'
.entlment among the Unionists and the unanimous
feeling OF the Liberals IN favor OF strong
british policy even should It 90 to the length on
armed Intervention Mr. Curzon me a,,nr RAJ
b. coyarnment would not imperil the peace OF
Europe by taking isolated action ana that ~ Mo
90 only as far the other Powers were Wiling "
1.-THE Speaker to-day voices the Lbera, p9aM ssy IN IN
an article urging the Government TO use the nee. 10
prevent Turkish troops from landing IN Sre,e an
TO insist upon the NATURALIZATION Oh 'he """' ''N
European control
rh. above dispatch Is moderate IN It's terms when
n saws that 1.-The concert OF the Powers does not I'M
uress the Christian insurgents and that they nave
no faith in diplomatic promises As to the concert
of the Powers" the unfortunate Cretans kho" eoo
we'll what 1t meant when those Powers united III
1866 TO make naval demonstration In order to pre-
vent the Greek Government from practically ASSIST
inc tho insurgents of Gambia. who would have Sc
cured then either their autonomy or their annexa-
ton to Greece their mother country.
As 10 the want Of confidence Of the Cretans In
diplomatic promises 1t Is more than jussined
when they reflect that the famous Article % OF the
Berlin diplomatic Congress 1878 has not been
observed any more toward tn IN than toward the
Armenians. Macedonians and other Christian sub
jects of the Sultan The island Of MlnSs i and
and hundred cities. has been reduced under The
Mpssuman yoke to population nn,b Of noray %
alongside OF the Greeks during the war for
o, Ms 81 hs Powe. only ha IN $50
Greece consented to let Crete be again SURRENDERED
10 Turkish dominat ion For some years the island
en- Soyed little freedom when Mahomct All added
II to his Egyptian Knsdom hut he soon traded II
20 Turkey in 1871 for some inland possess ION Since
mat time me CREAMS have been constantly be-
trayeh IL, their aspirations for. freedom by the
PROMISES Of the Const tinople t(soverrsent and
those OF the Christian Powers Of Europe.
A FAMILY OF INDIANS STARVED TO DEATH.
Toronto Ont. July News has reached here
from River Noise on the north shore to the effect
that party OF hunters from Mosle found the
bodies Of seven Indians about 200 miles In the In
terror The bodies those OF a family consist
Ing OF father mother and five children. few
notes in the Maskouapi language. undoubtedly
written by the squaw. showed that the family had
started from Moisie last fall for the Hudson Day
hunting grounds. After having travelled about