New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-15
ROTND ABOUT EUROPE.
PRINCE CANTACUZENE AND THE FENlAN
LEADERS IN WASHINGTON.
suADOvINc ENGLISH CABINET MGNIsrERs-JoHN
Rt-IJ, To GET DELAGOA BAY-BUDA PEST
A A sEAPoRT-ANOTHEE BRITISH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
il BlLEE.

JUBILEE.
r. q 20 primo. cantacuzenes good offices that 'iie
English authorities profess - be inaeo'eu IL,
discovery OF that revival OF Fenanlsnl IN inc O'.
Kingdom which is just at the preseh. lno', NUNS,
r,,,ter q, such grave concern 10 LORD sa'soui'
Government II seems that just before the ~
presented TO President Cleveland his letters oi
IN az puesian Ambassador at Washington, ne le
.a,ea q visit from the leaders Of the rehlah ii0'e
man, in the United States. who MADE over 'u' ~
him with a view 70 helping Russia 10 'ahe i'ua i
,ocorsng 10 the story current in English Official
orioles tho Muscovite Envoy al once au''''1 "''
british colleague Sir Julian Pauncefote OF ','e p'o
.ot q course which led to the INSTITUTION Oh
.archlne injuries These are reported 70 nave &c"
70 the discovery that the United kihsoo'n - o''.e
mara on the verge Of what the police pronounce "
lively tine In eo aISemotea "'s assassinatons
az expected by the British authorizes IN tnv hnr
,nssiaTe future and for the first lime IN number NUMBER
~ ars Ietectives have been detailed TO shado"
the members OF the Cabinet whriese ard every
centre Of the Irish movement kept under close su-
pervision.
n anita Of official denals by the Berlin and llsooh
press there Is every reason TO believe 'ha' LOU
Salisbury will shortly be In pos1tloh 10 ann
20 his countrymen the successful cohcius.o" Vi Oh
ooreernen; whereby England acquires. II not the
actual ownership Of Delagoa Bay, at any rate 'i'e
absolute control Of that. the only seaport on NV
east Goa stline OF the Dark Continent Inc ieso re
tons have been in progress ior soiio IN Who
tween Lord Salisbury and Dom LUIS "a. Cur,
after speniing many years as Envoy 10 olS so
Of 81 James and being the favor4te Oh loi Shan
ce,y IS now Minister Of Foreisn AHa Us a. nI re
Tne CONCLUSION Of an agreement of this kha, ~. we
financial considerations OF ~nacn WI insure its
Portuguese Government TO recover IN ,Sn,r
economic equilibrium VIII proHs the the S;ern3n Gov,
rr,nr for the recovery OF the independence OF me
Transvaai Englands possession OF Dela,oa , -
VIII paeT d n' lndustrv Of the Boer Republic. wnIch
xn Their have no other outlet toward the SEQ -
Tor ,he Transvaal that 1t may declare wa asa'is.
England In defence. not only OF Us ,nSs
is vrobob,e that the English Government nave ,nls
eventuay IN view In permithnns Isg Sompeny 10
against Or. Jameson and the tnar'erei Oo'pa"' "
drag along slowly.
>,, that Manchester has been converted INTO
,r, and that the plans have been perfected Tor
0oh.ing sea-golng craft OF large tonnage 20 unload
their freight along the wharves ana quays OF '"e
French metropolis. the Hun6arlars nave o'e' se'"'N
Win A desire 10 do the same thing Tor their oeau-
,,f,l capltal and the Magyar Government mas JUS,
-,ot ,hart.r AS vel, as large concessions. to
Company organized for the construSiio o. ,n
time canal sixty metres pro"n anu T she Adratc
,na distance being about two hunirei anu MY
niles. and presenting no n sr9t sod Of th;s
canal few weeks hence i 70 con- ~ pa % y,
parcel Of the mliennal festivities Oh '"e ''''
Kingdom.
7, % hut seldom that a year passes by without
his terrltCrlal rOSsesS'o's' 'SN
! v.,r Chitral was added to the British Empire. ana
~, rho news arrives OF the proclamation by Eng
land Of a formal protectorate OF the whoe OF ..e
Hinterland OF the SeIra-Leohe SJo"s s ,cp - y,
,Shirh viii be governed by commissioner Mno'
while being allowed extensive pomeIS, wii CO.
theless remain supJc-9 " '"N NN'
eminent OF Free-Iowh'
Invested OF It's confusing technicalltes the quar-
..i between Emperor william his Ministers and the
OF a
hth ,breaens the existence OF the administration
of Prince Won Hohenlohe. is as follows; rev
wears ago tho clique at the head OF winch ~ inc
II t,mperors principal aide-de-canp ana military Az
wiser. General Won Hahnke wished TO increase 'he
,a,co footing OF the army by 10000 men, In order ~
nh-a,r tba money needed for the purpose, the En-
.ror had TO promise TO reduce service with me COZ
nrs from three to two years. he now mas OUT thaI
! he has made u mistake, and that II wouIu nav g
sn FAR better TO do without the 1000 extra troops
ana TO maintain instead obligatory miiisary serVice
therefore. now desire 10 return to the three years
service sy stem, but decline to give up tne V.v en-
,enance The Rechstag objects TO being thus JOCK
eyed by the military cnque ana inasnu s as ~" ne
defend or champion the Palace views about me
matter in the Imperial LEGISLATURE Sao'"e' eiS'S
at Berlin is considered as imminent
According to the most recent speech OF the
Italian Prime Minister In the Chamber OF Deputies
| at Rome, the Abyssinlan war Is practicaHy al a'
end on the principle Of the present status quo WIN
out any formal treaty OF peace. Thanks 10 the IN
tervention Of the Pope whose patriotism ana a"ec-
ton for his native country were enthusiasucaiy
iauded amid universal applause, by the Premier In
the course OF his remarks. all the Italian prisoner
OF war have been set AT liberty by emperor Menehk
and now on their way home along with ,il por,
ton OF the expeditonary forces whose services are
/ no longer required by the general in command The
MarouIs al Rudin added that. by convention re-
Gently concluded, Kassea Is about to be transferre
to the Kheilve. and that for the present Italy Is
therefore free from all African complications.
Elaborate preparations are being made In Eng
land for the celebration of the Jubilee Of Chloro-
form and In view OF the prominent part taken by
American doctors and scientists in Its discovery
and application surgery. It is expected that the
Irritad States WIN take active interest In thu