New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
ru.TLONDON TALKS ABOUT.
London. February Il.

.,r%TARY TORECAST.-The session OF
YAhb. which was hcralded by one OF 'he
n',aers Speeches on record promises !" oe
slesi V"'.. "a fore.sn affairs. Education and
gam Government bills are '"e oils wv
he Loh"V. -. Governments domestic programme
mems o" io,lated 10 bring out interesting de-
which a.. p,eht Hon Sir Henry Campoel-Ban-
bates -. ,ov leader Of the Liberal party clear
pernis'' IN his speech on the Address. ny traV-
y n'N. ubole ground Of Lord Salisourys FOR
srsiae 'N' -. the Orpostion has chosen that
eisr POM ,o obief weapon Of attack. He made
Iloalec. So, q, his debut as Liberal leader, is a
ls 1v', -, and ambitious man. ana II Is du"n'eu
ven s~,or his tenure Of office under Loru hose-
Dat o"'-.7s ,he best War Minister Great Britain
HN =, twenty years Hts getting rlo OF 'he
has 10" ~arbrilge as Conmander-in-Nhiei o. 'he
Duke "a r,osfcrpece Of tact and diplomacy as
+ gss accompisn'D ''' ''''
positon. ,,.~, sal,sburv's in replying to Lord
Ai'",.,e criticism OF the Government reu-
..gsrdins foreign matters. TO the enec' 'ha'
Hh'' - ,hc United states did better than Great
es uas the possession OF "a Foreign hela-
b''@"- ~,..ee has attracted considerable auen-
u'Is ~. premier expressed envy at the position
uoh american Secretary Of state, although ne
o. 'H' sr.5 system IS utterly impracticaole
i1lel ~, S"' -e,ers have now taken the matter W.
attt' II ;hc system was 50 sDperloI ~'H ~ I've
American ASl..I.t1 declines 10 believe il obvious
:, jan, Is utterly impracticable. and says:
The Washne'on eommSee ice HrHT %TIES of our Prime
Dch way >Co~t,.tiirr The ST. James Gaze te'
Scs the establishment q such d.ir at,ed 70
Which We came continuity ~ foreign policy"
|ss Is very haiterng tesiln ohI ol 'ar KIN sc
g u. .4nSs anything praseworthy IL AnSilea, t,.A
d9 o.. "RtJualistc controversy had NEG ga! ~ pon o
me. lhs nj ~ Parliament or THURSDAY nA' ne iac'
houses ~ [igrfy-nine members supported the mo
BAT on on Eo-,se Of Commons hat legislative steps
ton y .n' 80 cone with Rltualism j. held TO show
bs jakeh - ~,..re,. ie more noisy than serious.
hat the coNuo'e'S'
" -r,-., I'd Nh a,s
.yERlCAN VICTORIES fofO LAh-I"e Ui,-
,,ohes OF The Associated res I5r,''sr I,J, reus
occupy pron''1eN' I',l'''.. So,,. that the
wpsrs, ana "'''' .,.io~ rero The
,s-can victories are popular H''' A"
80 carro. understand the incredible foHY OF
B'i'sn - d.. e,-.frq bostiities. which Is put
he Thpinos ID ''' .'- '.ass - ~. American
,s-vsrd as proV-rs me correctness "' '' -
bo, the- aye az present incapable q self
f's.-. 81, .e. DEVELOPMENTS Of the last week.
sne,te~- saws.
81" . ...s.te.7 hv the account
The amer 80 more fully by the Fill
90. ,se own statement Of their case. Their en0lts
- s,orya and w0rry the American troops !nsy s.h 80
Tess and tner .e y. i,ls ia. ,, water supply Of the
win az s have resulted u intense suffering
r-.fs
Americas fe7. .-,eI-, %, si1.l ze3 warfare
lesson o. ''' .,a. .s.r. will bs little
'Ine speth'' a.. ,..,-ior thot the
more real nshuis' 'N-' - ,ra 1,bilir.
.esl dricuily is "o" ''' go -
pines IS 10 ne ''I'''- '.'' ' 10, 49, ,,issior is
TIE only way AlAeilct ] '.: e S,riiliar, reputation
y .5 - r., N1s+ Point during The ast hfty years
encourage. The hope that civil service ke
Wi. nee "l,n . .lrir ~ acquit themselves better
fban TIE American graduate He has moe 4eddf-
iveress than his English coleasue nag ~ ~ ii,,e
noTs ao, eISs trarel C.v Service for her pos
ssss3ons vii show America the desirabilty OF
trained Civil Service ior A"Is'i
.cTbe Saturday Review says:
~, ....... , ,.Ao. vorid have happened at
Nanfs 4 Aeliiraldo's savage troops had been let
loose N It's stIees j. l'se estior The revolt
view the Nl.,1.! 49," --d v,.b the el9ughter
hoEeNs0N N,I Is Io' m g,,eria warfare which the
@ IiS cs wage effectyelv may tax the re-
4R7-r1SrT INTERESTS IN THE CANAL.-Ttter-
,,cas Instructive 10 Americans as rejecting the
,,,n,or NJ bard-beaded business men here toward
the Tinted States were made a, the annual meet
ing Of the Chamber Of SHIPPING. which Is composed
u the leading shfroVners of the United Kingdom.
THE chairman in his opening address. which was
orenlv applsuded said that while excellent rela-
-! ..-. -, ,.,..3 -, Go, r2-,,oir
uonshlps .Lal No" VAlStr- 't1"'ol H4'o' Di''"t'
tnd America there were questions which would
-, - ha 4soo5 md ae.tled He honad the For
"e'' ~ '0 49, " 7 =
egn once would not agree 10 the aprogauoHso %
,he CLAYTON Buiwer Treaty unless the neutrality
-. ,s N.a~s,,e f-sral Ind ,,on-nre ferertial rates
V '0 -. I,-i., IT, cb.,-,,a,
greatest interest N the ultimate control OF the
Philippine Islands up 10 now the valuable
carving trade from the islands had been almost
entirely IN British hands and he urged the Gov
eminent 70 tighten the heavy burdens OF the ship
49,. - ,.,,r - .ba increasing coronetition ~
U'"V's j" VIZ" Va ''0 'N
Germany ana tLe TACT lhat America was uO4HA
oVn vessels.
The Speaker referring TO the foregoing ref
t'erce 70 the Ciayton-Bulwer treaty says;
We believe that while both bills before Con-
Eress are clear and satisfactory TO British IN
49, =. 4s etslIH. .'qt '''o i"'''0 'i0''
" S'o"-'' '""' "'"'''"i' '""
SETBACK TO THE DREYFCS CAUSE.-THE
,so,,i,- es,o1, - .h -rr,sl re,.isior hin b,, ,ba
te revision ~ the Dreyfus trial has vet received
The reylgiopig. orrars declare II is q violation of