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0exterous Ambassadors Talk.
WANTS TO JOIN AGUINALDO.
waterway Makes some Frank state
menss Regarding IA. Desires
Current Topics In London.

London. March is.--tspccial London
letter. copyrighted. 1899. by the Asso-
ciatcd Press 1.-The event " the week
has undoubtedly been the debut here
OF Mr.. Jos. II. choatc. the United
States ambassador. as public speaker
at the recent banquet OF the aasocia-
tion Of the chambers Of commerce "
the United Kingdom. While his
speech has been much admired as
straight uttcranccs from self.rcspcct-
Ing nation. thcru IL a tingc OF disap-
polntmcnt IN many quarters. Thus.
Mr.. David Christie Murray. the novel;
ist aud editor Of London Morning. says.
We have had the intellectual and
spiritual best " America with ~ Tor
many years. but we have not had tho
mass OF Americans with un and We
had no right 10 expect them. Tho feel.
lnE stu cNiata IN millions of minds In
the United States that We are guided
solely by our selfish interests and IL IL
Difference 20 this feeling that the newly
appointed Ambassador In his maiden
speech, trcada wcnrily along with brill
llnntiy expressed Rcnernlitics about
friendship ana safeguards hlmHolf by
one or two declarations which are un-
miHtaknhly Intended a. prove that
sN"'i - lilNnnthlp Tor tnhlhhi ~ IN
no wise " the self sacrificing order.
Mr. Choatc was NJ genial NJ could be
desired ana at the same time he was
most admirably dcNtcrpus. N IL a pity
he should feel u necessary to be- dcx-
ferrous. but We must take what We can
yet Ia the way of friendship and conf
dencc from America and be thankful
that We can stlll look forward 10 tho
time whom Americans viii universally
recognize the basis ~ our desire for an
actual binding union with themselves"
~ the same limo Mr.. choato N be-
Ing fetcd by the chambers OF com.
mcrcc.
woLsELY on UNITED STATES.
The commandcr-ln-ohicf. General
Lord Wolnclcy. speaking before the In
Htltuuon Of tho civil engineers during
the week, made a very cordial fcfer-
cncc To the United States. He said;
our great kindred lsngiiHh-Hpcaking
nation across the Atlantic II now ems
barkcd In r,-estabiishing Itself ~ what
II was once bcforo--a great naval pow
cr. ! feel sure that every Engiishmnn
understands that Il IN n question ~
defense and Will wish America all sorts
OF good luck IN itn efforts. believe
II win be- the grcuteat possible adj
vantage TO Great britain thnt the
American navy should rc-occupy It's
former position. not ~ second 10 our
selves. hut as our equal. The best
guarantee Of the peace ~ the world
would be these two great fleets. each
under It's own ilag. keeping the ocean
hiEhwnyH open 10 the world. no matter
what happened"
The governments automatic coupling
bill has created such an cutlery that
there " little likelihood ~ It's passing
into law this session.
ROYALTY IN FRANCE
Up to now the reception given to
Queen Victoria In the South Of France,
has been all that could be- desired
There was PRETTY sight at Cimicz,
when n population Of hshwivca and
market women frum Nice attended In
their picturesque costumes, this week,
10 present the queen with bouquet
~ choice flowers ana an address ~ well
come. Queen Victoria. on approaching
them. ordered her carrinEe TO be
stopped and spoke a few kindly words
of thanks TO the delighted fshwlves,
The queen held family council at
Ciinlex recently TO discuss tho SAKE
coburR and Gotha succession. the death
Of Prince Alfred Of Saxc-cobufg ana
uotha. only son Of the Duke ~ SAKE
coburg ana uotha, making such step
necessary.
The Duke Of connanght. younger
brother Of the Duke NJ Saxe-coburg
ana 0othln aud third son of the queen.
came from Cairo To cimlez IN order 10
take part In the deliberations II has
been arranged that the son OF the Duke
Of connnuHht, Prince Arthur. who was
born January ~. 1883. and who N be-
Ing educated for the purpose NJ COM
pletln. his education before he enters
the German army Very large and val-
uble estates no with The succession 20
the duchy as the debt of the Duke
Ernest died with him, he having no
power 10 cucumber the duoal revenues
or estates.
By the advice OF his physicians, ths
prince Of Wales has commenced play.
Ing golf under the tuition ~ Grand
Duke Michael OF Russln, 4 portion Of
the links at Cannes have been set aside
for their exclusive use.
EMIGRATION RETURNS.
The emigration returns show a con-
tlnuod decrease OF emigration, In the |
month Of February s,9gS persons went |
10 the United States compared with |
a,t11 during tho same month In 1888. |
The emigration 10 Canada has not |
changed but the emigration 10 AuHtral-
Ia shows substantial Increase.
Major Count EsterhnEy has made |
some frank statements this week to an |
interviewer He said that the French |
headquarters stan supplied him win |
anti Dreyfus articles ready written for |
insertion In the American papers He |
also expressed the wish that he had
money ito Join Aguinaldo and serve In
his little army"
A squadron OF Fife carpenters has be-
gun the Shamrock's spara and other
woodwork The log for the malnmaAt
has arrived. II " q beautiful stick Of
Oregon pine. IA little over n hundred
feet Therefore II VIII be ten feet long
er than valkyrie's. Fife. Il Il claimed.
evidently Intends TO go the limit IN
canvas.
The Westminster Gazette has issued
an appeal to Great Britain and America
for further funds for the relief OF tho
Armenlans whose condition this winter
II described ~ pitlable, About sO0lo
persons are said 10 be entirely depend.
ont upon the charity Of Europe ana
America.
bishop Grant. Of Philadelphia, has
arrived at Liverpool from Liberia lie
says that Germany ana France are
yigllantly watohlnE tho little republic
lie added;
"The United States. OF course, VIII do
everything reasonable 20 protect llber-
la, but Liberals concessions To foreign
ers might put protection out OF tho
power Of ~. United States. But. "