New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-30

Jubilee music was excellent. Nine. Games IA
? Plancon Signor Ancona and Mr.. Eowaro Aosu
being the chief singers. Every night there are
score or more great parties, balls ana oshe'"
One Of the most brilliant events mas pee" MIS-
,nnenhe,m's flower bail. at which the guests
wore dresses srothered with orchids. dandehohs'
roses and other flowers. Royalty is constantly on
sxhib,,,on. whether at hospital dinners. Temple
flower shows OF first night ballets like Sir Arthur
c,u,rar,s The opera il well attended nightly.
Mr. Se,dys conducting OF the German perform
.nees beinS generally regarded as superior to the
work Of any Of his English rivals with the baton
The town is Rled with foreign musicians
whose services are In demand not only for Puo"o
concerts. but for private entertainments Inc
Kneisel Quartet gives TODAY Its second concert
in s.; Jamess Han, and is playing constant! ~
great houses winning compliments everywhere
by the yigor, dclcacy and refinement win "h'i
its programmes of chamber music are pertorhieu'
NJ Daicroze the Swiss composer. Is inUooucih"
his own work II. London halls and houses WINE
the West End is revealing in gaye'!' 'he ho'"
Chamberlain and all the other masters VI WV
monies are arranging thousand de'ails coz
Dec,ed with the Jubilee week, anu ponce oii''"'
arc wondering how the millions OF sigh'see'S cav
be controlled and protected against pane anu
crush
While England is toyfuliy preparing for the
Gala week the general trend Of events IN hu-
rome Is cloldcd with uncertainty and appreheh-
sion The fate Of Thessay hangs upon the ca
prices OF the Sultan. who is inclined to play o"
his good friend and ally. the GeTman hhprro''
against his auto cratic protector and patron 'he
car The arnistice. which VIII expire mex
vo.k may he renewed but the Turks are ex-
ultant and not disposed to be merch"' 10 INV"
yannu,shod foes. Anything MAJ happen IN TIC
East: an outbreak OF the Athens moo asa'i'9'
the throne a palace revolution IN Nohs'"H"
nonl. or a serious breach in the relations pc
tween Russia ana Germany. Pubic opinion Ia
Germany Is p:eocrnped with the debates Ill wv
Landtag over the Law of Association OIL WHY"
,as b.en amended and rendered harmless IN
committee and with the sensational triai oi
rorr Won Tausch. late chief of the secre. po-
lice for perjury. The campaign against H0
s,.och has failed. and the ca1nara mtrigurs
AGAINST the Emperors chief advisers Ten" "
aiscredit the German Court. Herr Won IausSn
Nd threatened 10 reveal many secrets In self
defence. but nothing yet has been disclosed
which connects Prince Bismarck win P'''S
AGAINST any of his successors
French displeasurc over the Three Emperors
League which has overshedo"ed ali o'he' |oN-
tinental alliances. exposes NJ. Hona'auS 70 CON-
stant harassinG criticism. While the Russian
alliance is still cherished as policy which ha'
,ss,ored French prestige in Europe, more at
tention Is paid TO the sea power than for'her'''
,rba Ministerial projects for strengthening the
navy are considered inadequate by the haNai
committee Of the Chamber OF Deputies whch
hos largely Increased the estimate for build
too ,aw shins The only country With which
E,rn,ch relations are unClouded with suspicion
&C. NE United States General Porter has been
conducted 10 the Elysee in a gala carriage I'M
Ger the escort Of cuirassiers and received with
exceptional distinction by President Faure ana
NJ Hanotaux
Senator Wolcott and other American oime'ai-
list enyoys occupied seats of honor last night
a, the dinner of the Bimetallic League in far's'
and were welcomed by NJ. Meline as worthy rep
resenta,ives of great monetary cause IL o.
me,allism could be settled on sentimental basis
Franco and the United States might readily ar
range a new International system. for there Is
M lack of good feeling. Germany is not likely 10
move unless England takes stand favorable TO
silver and there is sign that the slnGle
square mile In the heart Of London when con-
trolls the bourses of Europe and the hnanciai
policies of India and the Colonial Empire Is pre-
cared to discuss the monetary question. fresr-
dent McKinley's ENJOYS have chosen the Only
practicable base Of operations and are creating
favorable impression IN Paris
rbera are characteristic scenes in English poll
,,cs m he witnessed on the eve OF the jubilee
celebration Mr. Chamberlain. in his ardor tor
completely dishing the Wings and securing labor
support has taken charge OF the Employers
Liability bill and is steering it through commit
tee with an adroitness and hrmness "hich MS
enemies have 10 admire The South African
Committee having suspended temporarily the
nrocess Of discipl!ning Mr.. Labouchere. Is com
nelIed 20 report Solicitor Hawksley 70 the House
for refusing to betray the secrets OF his chent'
Mr. Cecil Rhodes When HIS fate has been de-
cided and he has been either summoned 10 the
,ar If the Commons or remanded to the Clock
Tower where he can have a fine view OF inc
iubilec procession Mr. Labouchere and his brok-
ers can be taken in hand. Meanwhile the atnos'
nbere is electric with suspicion from Mr. Rhodess
refusal 10 allow the secret cable dispatches to be
brought to light. 1t may naturally be inferred
that some OF the directors of the Chartered Coh-
pany are compromised by them
Finally Mr. John Redmond ana three other
pa,nelte members were suspended last ngh,
fron, the Commons for a week for attempting TO-
raise the point Of the financial relations of Eng
land and Ireland on what was considered an IT.
relevant issue Mr. Dillon. moreover has issued
a manifesto giving a logical defence of the con-
duct Of the Nationalist members In abstaining
from the celebration Of a reign which has left
Ireland little cause for rejoicing. Mr.. Baiionrs
promises will be considered AT maturity next
year, but the Irish members prefer to Keep their
fag flying and not take part in the holiday feS-
tivities These are Earring undertones in the
Jubilee chorus now under rehearsal. l. N r.
ZINC HIlfRERTS ASSlTLANT SENTENCED.
PIETRo AccIARiTo SENT TO THE 6ALi'EfS FOX