New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-14
ROUND ABOUT EUROPE.

prepa for immediate fcstifieJ that are De-
ing made on a huge scah at Omdurmaa by the
Ma1hi who has already assembled no less than
twenty thousand camcls at that spot. preparatory
10 an attack upon the Anglo Egyptian forces the
British Government has resolved upon an immediate
advance mp the Nile. and all English officers OF tho
Egyptian Army, as we'll as OF the English regiments
stationed in Egypt. Rave Suddenly had their leaves
cancelled and been ordered 10 rejoin their respec-
tive corps without delay. The Immediate objective
Of the Anglo. Egyptian force. which will he unde
K S Win d BE- 'D xs1 iIsme On the Ns amp
further movement being dependent on tne Dery@
Of the Nile which renders the passage Of The css
nracts possible, takes place next month. Tho Eng.
fish Government rad not intended 20 make any al.
Soaasd XII. 4 Js ss Ms5
the desert railroad the progress q wnieh ks
the river.
PROSPECTS or MAHoMETAN RISING
Another matter that IL known 10 nave Influenced
the pervlshes IN their resumption CT the offensive
IL the victory q the Crescent over the cross
In Greece. news Of which. n greatly exagger-
stcd form. has already reached CeniFa! Africa.
Nor = u only the nahdi ana he ,sysge ssra.s
who have been stirred up 6ereby 70 rsneFep ianat-
icism For numerous chief q he Arab tri9es 70 ne
s2 ps a pre. sa. 81 r9eS M
purpose d beaec"ning tho Sultan 10 seip lnem 70
Crlyc ~" Frcnch and ird"ef. every other ,nIl'usn
race into the .s'a. I, needs br' a wor1 on The
part q abdul Hamii 70 brig about ne In9si for,
Northern Africa In modern tines
PAH-ASGLTcAsIgM AND ORTHODOXY
;Yhlle there are no prospects ~ 2ny reunion be-
iy~rn tire Roman Ca'roile Church AID vnat IL
knonn ~ The Cogrch ~ England. all hopes IN tia.
direction having beNn cssned 70 tSc ground by the
remit tr0nOsrc~0enf 81 ne Pope ~ tns valiiity
~ AnSI,csn prffrs. yft the nNg>tl1tIo1s Win the
vsDu - ~ gnG@rsfariins between the Church OF
EDg;anl mn ne or,bo11r Chrrch 81 hg,ss ar.
Urn fDfinE HD4re. JDN N-Nnr.snDD III fcFH nhs
ben y.zirr ~" erciNsias'irsl agteQr!,i.z IN the
nrrolrieas - ne Czar BE- ~ rsreigtf By mem With
Frs% s.'9tsg "a G.ts.E9n i, , ,o5o .,s
Arosasnrp III gi,iarl ~, oa'v 70 reprs'snt 4, at
tho JrhiiAe reremorl~s IN fordon -oc week bit
slso 70 s;'snA ne pan-Aneiloat synrf. which Is
TO be helG IN me ssrly part 0, nrgt month unde.
the prNsNea>y of rhe Arc51shop o. Canterbury at
his palace at Lambeth
BULGARIA. A%D TIE sj'LTAN.--Irasmuch
Bulgaria taxes ~ cue from 81. Peters
burg. and has TOR the last year showed IT.
self most submissive IN every particular 70 the
gar. It's remarka5le action FL establishing an
Independent diplomatic nisson at Paris and its
removal Of the Turkish Rag from rs mission at
Constantinope, go far 70 lerd color % the re-
port tina; conflict between Russia and the
Porte is, imminent. and in which ,he Balkan
Ill nov by reason OF its vassaiage 70 tae sultan
business in foreign capitals through the ottoman
Ambassadors ard its refusal 70 90 SO any io h
to throw off his allegiance 70 the Padishah.
DISCIPLINED FOR BRAVERY General Alber-
tone. who has Just returned to Italy from ibyssina.
where he has been prisoner OF war OF the Neeus
for more than year Is about 20 be brought oefore
a court martial Rome for the part which ne took
IN the battle of Abbs-tiarianl. where the Italians
sustained so overwhelming defeat The General
is accused Of having advanced too rapidly toward
the toe ard OF having refused to wait for the sup
port OF the other column. General Baratleri the
dor I'm
for the cowardice which he displayed on that oc.
casior, In bolting from the battlefield In tne cary
would DC inIn%g o ar in ay NJ the presen,
bravery were 70 be convicted by the s5s Sa
lantry. and to be punished for L.
SEALS IN THE BALTIC.-While seals are aban.
donng the hunting grounds Of the northern part
of the American Continent they are increasing IN
such numbers In the Baltic Sea to threaten the
Russian German and Swedish fishing industries win
SrS Rer rim and arg ocshoim are at the present mo-
engaged IN consderns the re ons on the
part of the seals
ENGIAND's COLONIES MORE LOYAL
Whatever else may he said about the Salisbury
Administrations there Is no doubt that. thanks
TO the statesmanship OF Joseph Chamberlain IL
has managed 20 augment considerably the 10y
atty and the goodwill Of the colonies toward
mother
Great Britain exceptional advantages by her new
tariff has recently passed a vote in her Senate
IN favor of steps being taken TO bring ABOUT
closer political relations with England, and de-
handing that the Dominion Government should
take the initiative In the matter. Al the same
time the Cape Parliament has passed an almost
unanimous resolution for the arrangement OF a
contribution by the Cape Colony to Engands
expenses in connection with the naval defence OF
tho empire: and besides this the Afrlkanceround.
which is composed IN the main OF Beers under
British rule has lately made public emphatic ex-
English crown. In fact from every portion r OF
the vast colonial empire of Queen Victoria come
ties with the mother country-tokens which can,
expressed so positively the opinion that every;
thing in Englands empire psy9nn inc sea 'e"oe0
toward separation and independence.
NO REMEDY FOR THE RINDERPEST-The
reoicngs over Professor Koch's alleged discovery
| of a remedy and antoxin for the rinderpest nave
| turned out TO be premature HIS invention IL now
proyed 70 be OF no practical whatsoever and SO
| disheartened are the British authorities IN South
Africa over the dismal failure Of every EFFORT 10 ar
rest the progress Of the plague that they have now
al ~ n vaR 8, coons
not even Der cent OF the cattle have survived and
is RTs'ya will iA be subectsd to Similar
| tation.
MASSACRE OF THE INNocENTs" AT MA.
PIES-Ai Italy is in n state OF uproar In connec'
ton with the appalling condition OF affairs dis
| closed by the Government Committee OF Inquiry
! which has Just been investigating the Public Or
| MANAGE at Naples. The committee has brought
10 light the fact that OF $50 children who have
been received at the institution during 1885. only
| three remain. all the rest being noted as having
died or else having vanished without leaving any
record of their disappearance upon me BOOKS Q,
the institution The population OF Naples Is IN
such a state OF indignation over these revela'ons
that the authorities are afraid OF an attsmpt pc
ing made to sack the Orp1anage and TO iyncn Us
| officials who charged with murder on who'e-
| sale scale.
CAUSE OF THE DUKES FAVOR.-There rs but