New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-02
rIIRKO-RUSSIAN ENTENTE.
.,.r,r BRITAIN AND FRANCE WILL NOT
BE IGNORED IN THE DEAL

BE IGNORED IN THE DEAL
i Nv SUPPORTS ENGLAND. But THE DREIBuND
Not Observation-Disclosures OF THE
,lBERAI.uNIoNIsTs THREATENED-THE
KAISER HURTS HIS GRAND
MOTHERS FEELINGS.
| ,.,,op Feb. Whatever may be the exact a.
~ the Turko- Russian entente diplomatic de-
,.,ments show that Russia does not desire to
uapce Great Britain or the other Powers thereon.
49,. negotiations between ST. Petersburg AMI Lon
So, mint 10 Russa's intention 10 obtain the assent
:, Great Britain to proposed twenty years oc-
snnaton by the former of six viayets in Anatos.
,,.r the Cyprus Convention Great Britain is
s,ged 10 intervene with force TO prevent Russian
u.rpaton OF Asia Minor. Russia now proposes
sv,slon OF iris convention. 1t Is understood that
.hs Is willing to assent TO Great Britan's perma-
entity acquiring the island OF Cyprus by purchase
Cvprus Is tho third largest island in the Mediter
.r,an and les sixty miles from the coast OF Asia
Minor. II IS administered by Great Britain under
vi The sand the purchase money enabling 1t to
obtain funds that are much needed for the Turkish
d Grsi'B Britain She supports Russian Intervention in
Inaiolia but as part OF general deal she is sep.
s ss Ancio-fnnslan treaty. by the terms of when
Great Britain obtained In perpetuity the most
,on o; the treaty would become an absolutely
French possession on the other hand. Lord Sails
bury aims to keep the Tunis question apart. VITA
tse supp sod view to get IN return for the abolition
Of the treaty the surrender OF the French fishing
rights in Newfoundland.
Ma trustworthy Information can be obtained as to
what position the Dardane.les question Will take in
the diplomatic imbrogo. Among the significant
aspects Of the situation ltalys support Of Great
Britain In the matter of Cyprus and Russian oc-
cupat.on Of Anatola. the exclusion Of Germany and
Austria. the other two members of the Triple AL
lance IN discussing the arrangements. and the in
creasing prospects OF hdrmonized relations between
Great Britain, France and Russia.
The violent opposition that has developed IN the
Carlton club against the Duke OF Devonshre. pres
,aen.. OF the Council and Mr Chamberlain. the
Colonial Secretary both of whom Lberal-r Mon
tst. issuing summonses to the Cn.cnists TO attend
the Opening OF Parliament has caused both of them
10 abandon their intention to call the members of
their party Il Westminster. The Conservatives
asked why. If the Liberal-Unionsts accepted one
leader in me House and one whip. they thought ii
necessary or advisable TO separate the summonses.
The recent declaratio of the Duke of Devonshire
and Lord James, Chancellor OF the Duchy OF Ian
caster that the I!beraI' nionsts must retain their
sble reunion with the Liberals. has called out the
latent hostility OF the Conservatives Both sections
porary one that the bulk of the Liberals who are
now rapidly throwing off the Gladstone tradition,
will soon omit home rule from their programme.
Jnionisis and the Liberals IS certain The Duke OF
Eouse OF Lords. although he will not send sum
sn w Gr sVe dnner az h adherents on the
Of the assembling of Parliament The Conservatives
the dinner that will be given Lord Salisbury but re
emphatcally refused
Lord Salisbury and A. J. Balfour have issued the
usual invitations TO their chief supporters in the
Government in both houses OF Parliament to attend
the Queens speech banquet on February TO- Lord
% w ~ be sxfh in Il
iul whether Lord Rosebery Will be able 10 give
Berkeley Square, his house is still in the hands
o; workmen.
Under the promptings of ex-Prime Minister Rose
berry and Lord Darlington. who was Lord Chamber
lain in Lord Rosebery's administration all the LIB
eral peers are Joining the National Liberal Club.
This will give the prevailing democracy there
eaven OF arstocracy The latest peers proposed Tor
membership are the Marquis Of Breadalbane the
Earl Of Granville, Lord Hobhouse, Lord Hawkes.
bury and Lord Rendle
It's reported at the Stock Exchange here and on
the various European bourses that Turkey has pro-
posed to float loan of 100000 10 guarantee pay
men. OF Russian claims Overtures, 1t IS said; have
been made to London and Paris houses 10 take the
loan. but they have been without result
The negotiations between China and the Hong
Kong and Shanghai Bank and the Deutsche Bank
are approaching completion China has asked for
the loan of fl6OoOOO The syndicate proposes first
cent
The only foreign royalty who Is expected to at
tend the funeral OF Prince Henry of Battenberg
IS the Grand-duke of Hesse. The personal silence
OF Emperor william in the matter of a message of
coincidence is Affecting the Queen and Princess
Beatrice and, It is declared. has wdened the fam
.y breach The Emperor is however. only consist
ent with the attitude re has maintained ever since
Prince Henry married Princess Beatrice He holds
that the marriage a mesalliance for the Pm
cess and absolutely refused 10 nave anything 70
do with the Prince. He holds the same opinion re-
gardns the marriage Of the Duke OF F!ie to prn,
cess Louise Victoria, daughter OF the Prince OF
Wales. and the Marquis OF Lorne, VINO wedqed
Princess Louise. fourth daughter Of the Queen. be
You'd receiving Sir Frank I-ascelles; the Brit sh
Ambassador to Germany. who formally announced
10 him the dealt of Prince Henry, the Emperor has
paid not the slightest attention 10 the matter His
. mother Empress Frederick has sent to her sister
Princess Beatrice. a letter expressing her hear''
fet sympathy IN her bereavement
During their stay on the Riviera. whittier they
Will proceed in about six or eight weeks, the queer
md Princess Beatrice will keep in the strctest Sc
cuson.
Mrs John W. Mackay. on her return TO LONDON
will make her permanent residence at NO b 'ari
ton House Terrace. She has sold her residence II
Paris
III. Oueen unon the coming OF age on Apr.
10 Of walter Maxwell Scott. grcat-great-srandsoi
Of Sir Walter Scott: and heir TO Abbotsford VII
confer a baronetcy upon nm.
Tho British Medical Association will shortly hol'
q meeting AT Carlisle. 1t is likely that the INV
,aton that VIII then be extended to the associat OF
70 hold its next meeting. in 1897. in MONTREAL VIII ID
accepted
MISS BARTON on HER MISSION
SHE Is ANXIOUS TO KNOW IF MINISTER TERRELL
WILL, APPOINT HER To DISTRIBUTE