New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
ROUND ABOUT EUROPE.
\ NEW MARKET ABOUT TO OPEN FOR
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES
KING LEOPOLD TO VISIT THE COYGO-HE WILL
Be ACCOMPANIED BY sTANLEY-PARIs Uni
vERsITY CLOSES ITS DOORS TO FOR

Be ACCOMPANIED BY sTANLEY-PARIs Uni
vERsITY CLOSES ITS DOORS TO FOR
EIGN MEDICAL STUDENTS PROFESSOR
KOCH ~ SOUTH AFRICA
In accordance with preconcerted arrangement
petitions are pouring in upon the Government III
ST. Petersburg from the agricultural societies and
landed proprietOrs in all parts OF the Russian
Empire. urging that the duties foreign agri-
cultural machinery and implements should be
abolished the ground that those OF Russian
manufacture are expensive and unsatisfactory
The removal Of the prohbltive import duties on
this class goods which is regarded at ST. Peters
burg exceedingly probable. cannot fail to prove
OF considerable interest to the manufacturers OF
agricultural implements in the United States. who
would do well to be in the field and ready to COM
pete with England in this new market that APP
pears the OF being opened to them.
King Leopold of Belgium has announced his In
tention of visiting, for the first time. next spring
his possessions on the Congo. He is TO be accom-
panied by Stanley. and Will preside at the open
ing Of the railroad between Matqvi and Leopold
vile The King has not visited Africa since nc p ms
bant. prior TO his accession to the throne.
The London Daily Telegraph" which claims TO
have the largest circulation OF all daily news
papers in the British Empire. IS about to be con-
vcrted into u joint stock company. with capItaI
Of sl5.eNG0 Its present propretors are Sir td7
ward Levi Lawson and his sisters. Mrs Campben
Clark. wife Of the correspondent Ot the paper az
Paris ana Mrs Faude Phillips. the now Lady
Mayoress OF London.
For the first time since the formation OF the
Hellenic Kingdom. a Metropolitan Of the National
Greek Church has been enthroned az Athens ana
he will henceforth act Primate OF Greece
The prela'e in question studied ana ~,t or,Snee t
in Russia. and has served as tutor 10 the princes
and princcsses OF the reisnins family
Tho French Government. acting upon the intia-
tive OF the Council Of the University Of Paris has
Just issued "A decree that closes the medical de-
partment Of the University 70 the matrculation Of
foreign students. and announces that any GIpomas
which are obtained by foreigners IN the provmciid.
schools OF medicine will confer no right 70 practse
the OF healing on French territory.
The English Government has engaged Professor
Koch. the eminent German bacierlolosist. TO pro-
c,od to South Africa for the purpose OF studying
the rindcrpest and discovering a remedy, II pos
sib. for the plague. The latter has assumed the
most alarming proportions. and. inasmuch as oxen
constitute not only the principal means %, "sft, ,
,on and Hl rrac in the interior it will readily
understood that their decimation ny the disease is
serious danger TO the prosperity and develop
ment Of the Dark Continent.
The Car and Czarins. with ther daughter. the
little Grandduchess Olga. have now r. .rned to
ST. Petersburg and are established for the winter
At sarskoe Seio The s, EnpT eaI her s &
ond son. the Czarewi,ch in the Caucasu, and VII
remain there unt sne pr9dtrsds tsa 10 'o" "'"' "'''
Much approval Is expressed in Paris By people
Of every shade of political opinion at tne severity
and energy shown by General Gallitni the new
commander-in-chic at Madagascar Before he
had been foriy-cght hours in the iiOva capital ne
had court-rnarfialed and shot the native Minister
OF the Interior. as we'll a. a Prince. who stands
IN the relation - uncle 20 the queen. while I'VE
other OF the principal Hova Statesmen and dEni-
iaries OF the Court were arrested "Niled rom ,ns me
island. and their property ana estates '"In-' .'
can rnor the Queen tne General declined. on the
yrouud that u was her business TO N-it hlnl anu
nsr This IL construed AZ Paris to mean that her
days on the throne are Numbered. and tnat m
aci!on Of native goyernmen'' Under rie"0" S'@'-
rainty IS about 20 come To an eh''
u T. reported az Rome that the Italian Govern
mont has succeeded In enecting satisfactory SET
,l.meut Of its differences with Brazil. which were
Ar one moment so>ncute as 20 indnc" klns rum
bert to dispatch several OF his cruisers across i"e
Atlantic to hlo
General Sir Herbert Kitchener Is now In Lon
don consulting the Government with regard 10 the
r.s,:mption Of the SoIdan campaign next spring
and Summer The wisdom of the policy Of not
| having AZ once pushed on from Donsoia 20 hh'I
| tcurn Is snown by the iact that ~" N'e mas a.
| ready fallen 10 such al extent ~ 10 render 'he
n,ss,ee Of the upper caiaracts impossible 10 the
|
/ Tbe-.r,re even II General Kitchener had man
er.d 10 secure possession of khariopm. D." won"
| bD cut of al the present moment from tls pa-r
Of supplies. Moreover. "aitHS tt'' = l'' @ i''D,
disastrous TO the Mahdi than 90 th' ALSo- r.sg -
| tians For the great kabahish aud hamnAni'
t~b.s Of Aral,s upon whom the Mahdi has relied
| 10 protect Ia. region between bonsola ana mar
foun have. since the occupation OF l'oHSoih i"h7-
f.~rri Their all-gianc. to the English. wh" osWAu
| l. gna the most capable OF al tnr sen',"a7 ~.
t,y,ng reused to Obey his commands TO join him
on the Nile Meanwhile. the railroad IS rapidly
| approaching kosheh.
| The eagerly sought after "Prix de Rome OF the
Academic des Beaux Arts at Paris. which enables
the successful artist pursue his studies free OK
| all expense for term OF years II the Eternal
CITY has Just been carried of 10y Charles Moulin
| a young French painter
| II has now become known In Europe that the
failure Of the Papai Embassy to the Emperor OF
Abvsslnia to secure the liberation OF the TWO or
! three thousand Italian prisoners In his hands T.
entirely due u the action Of the Italian Govern
rueut The N,gus had received the fApdl Ml9Sioh
yi,h every conceivable honor and the negotiations
for the release OF the capves. cordially indorsed
rs, the Russian Government were on the point Of
/ sa,isfaciorv conclusion. when news suddenly
/ r.a/fed Menclck Of the capture by an ital,an
/ cruiser in the Red Sea OF 'utcn st.'tnrr ioduf1
| ,.t,h freight OF one kind and another. FOR himself
/ Ir,suucn as Italy and Abyssinia are supposed 10
+ be the present moment. II nor III t :, s1t'" -, Z"
carefully concluded arms tice the Abys~inan mon
arch very rightly considered thr c"p'uIs oI ,lo M
/ of his rights connection win IN" arnilSilce.
/ Under the circumstance he declined 70 continue
/ oners merely conseniing TO the liberation OF two
of,cers sons OF members Of the Court OF me Nati-
can in order to show his personal regard for the
/ POntr
THE WEATHER REPORT.