The evening times., 1897-06-25
AMERICAN ENJOYS IN FAVOR
Special Jubilee HonorS to Repre-
SentativeS of the United States.
ROYALTY SET THE STYLE
Demonstrations of Courtesy From
Princes and Potentates Followed
hy Lesser Lights in Official Rank.
Friendly Feeling Advancing the
Cause Of Bimetallism.

London. June 25-The favorable i'm
preston produced in England by Presi-
dent McKinley's action in appointing a
special embassy for the historic occasion
OF the Queens jubilee is emphasized by
the distinction with which il has been re
c.ived at the court and in the highest
social circles All the members OF the spe-
cial embassy share in the exceptional
honors aud attentions paid to them as
representatives OF the United States, Roy
atty has set the st yie and every reference
10 AIaeriCa iu tine public press Is sympa-
thetic aud appreaatVe.
The faCI is ge3Ie eTally recognized that
America has departed from her usual
shabby, halr-hcarted methods OF diplo-
matte intercourse with forei gn nations, and
taken Ser place with dignity and dis
tinclsOn in the worlds court of honor
opened in London for the pdrpose of con
graduating the Queen and her empire on
her long and prosperous reign.
Good feeling has beea promoted b y thiseX-
ceptio.nsI d,-uionst u,tiuh 81 American court
esy al ARdapHieoiation, d an u the way may have
queStiuns vitality affecting the United
states For example, the three silver en-
yoys. vish Senator woloott al th'lr Iead,
will GTuye IN London next week sItcr tn
teung upon their work in Paris uhdpT the
most favorable circumstances. Their main
object is To interest the leading European
pow cTs in the QUESTION of himetallism. and
t. secure theE coasent - feASSen4hiing the
monetary conference The French govern
meut fAvoTs this project aHd Germany only
awaits the action OF England IN OIder total
into line.
Iup huuse OF Commons has passed an aCa-
ci6iuiC resolution IN favor OF blmrtalllsm, but
the uHniScrs arc divided on the subject.
Nj EglfouT il "A convinced hiuetalliSt, and
several Of his colleagues are OF the same
mind Lord Salisbury himself Is known 10
share Mr.. Ralfour's views, although he Is
more cautious ana moderate IN expressing
them. Nr Chamberlain and Others are on
the fence. and there Is only one pronounced
fttauometalls, with convictions uuclOUdtd
hy Doubt This is the chancellor Of the
s,cheQuer, with financial London behind
him
TnC important fact, which Is well IN
dtTstuod Ia the best circles Of information.
~ that the ministers. while unable to
agree Hpon any ether point, VIII UndoUbt-
edly consent 10 send delegates 10 a new in
tefua ii1hal conference. Thismay be stated
wtir tu@ HtihoSt lsSitiveness- These dele
Estcs- laWcyrr win not ie hidebOund mon
orBrtalli Sta uonyinocj In advance that
nothing can be done for silver. but open
minded men, ready 10 discuss the complex
question Ia al its bearings. The TeUpeuing
OF the Indian mintS Is also probable
senator WOiUUii and has ,lle3rHcs. In
pressing their argument here for fresh
International action. VIII have n-aay in
nurHoes in their favor, and one Il tie
sto,nccSt VIII he the good feeling pTo-
ulUUd 10y American hearty participation
In Tie jubilee cslcrration. EN ->s'C Frtary
Foster VIII also arrive next week from St
Petersburg where be Is reported To have
mel with considerable success iH neEo-
tintiur with the Cars government IN
relation to the Tclaric seal fisheries. His
rcaprcarauce in Lurcon viii be prema-
turc, since ne cannot reasonably hope tn
seDuuc the reopeniuE of the seal fisheries
question THIS year. especially W hen he has
sent a. the foreign office necdlessly az
ErrSsiyc pTeSen1 alton of the ease.
Other qI'tSt3ons are unsettled bet ween
England ana America, and the exchange
OF 20 81 offices and jubilee ooDgratuIa-
tIons over the event. In which the Queens
subjects art profoundly interested, can
hardly fan to be helpful in securiug a
satisfactory adjustment OF them