New-York tribune., 1901-11-15
LONDON'S LATEST NEWS.
NOTABLE LITERARY WORK TO MARK
CLOSE OF SPANISH REGENCY.
ROYAL JOURNEYS MAY FOLLOW CORONA
TION-WINTRY WEATHER EX-
PERIENCED.
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London Nov. 15 a. m.-The close Of the
regency in Spain will be commemorated by
unique literary work, written by former mem
hers of the ministry. and prominent public men
Senior Moret Minister Of the Interior. and Car
men sylvia will deal with the personality of the
Queen Regent. Senor Silvea will discuss the re-
lations of political parties, and Pi Mar8aH'
republicanisrn Sefor Vaverde will take up
finance Admiral Cervera the navy. Lopez DO
minguez the army, the Duke Of Tetuan interna-
tional relations Sefor Gamazo judicature re
form and Sanchez Toca commerce. The most
interesting chapter for Americans Will be on
the colonial disaster. from the pen OF Sehor
Maura late Minister TO the Colonies Socialism
will he Jointly discussed by Professor Agcarate,
of the University Of Madrid, and Pablo Igesias.
q labor leader we'll known in England. and cler-
icalisrn bv Senor Pidal. Spanish Ambassador
20 the Vatican. and Sehoy Canalotas. leader OF
the anti -Cloricals. The merchant marine VIII
he considered by the Marquis Camillas. and edu-
cation agriculture, industry, art. letters ana
Africa have been assigned TO ministers who are
well known Spanish writer's. This literary en-
terprise which will be carried out with the CO.
operatfon CT the leading men Of all parties is
A notable sign OF intellectual revival The his
toric peninsula Of Spain instead of being ruined
hy the less Of her colonies by the with the
United States. has been benefited by her deliv-
GRANGE from runous economic conditions. The
close of the regency and the opening Of the new
reign may mark the beginning OF an era OF
progress and prosperity.
Next year will probably witness a series Of
roxal Journeys in the United Kingdom. The
worldwide empire has already received the heir
to the throne and the Prince Of Wales and Duke
Of Cornwall will be honored by special journeys
The festivities of the state entry into Edinburgh
are project which the court has deferred. but
not abandoned. and the King is expected to Visit
Belfast Dublin and the South of Ireland after
his coronation. following the example set when
the King returned from his Indian tour IN 1910
The Corporation of London have decided to
entertain the Prince and Princess of Wales at
deteuner in Guildhall on December >. Since
the death of Queen Victoria member of the
royal family has publicly visited the city and
the hope is general that their royal highnesses
will proceed to Guildhall in state
At last Lord Rosebery has been able to fix a
definite date for the rnomentous operation which
he has described as putting his ideas into the
common stock It Is with some disappointment
however that the country learns that its sus-
pense IS not to relieved until December 10
During the interval the Liberals and the people
al large must possess their souls in patience.
Lord Rosebery, while determined to steer ciear
of party politics for another month, passed some
humorous criticisms the working of the Brlt-
ish constitution at the Edinburgh Merchant
Counany's dinner last night. In his lively way
he asked for the abolition of party titles and the
substitution Of a Cabinet composed of business
men Andrew Carnegie, he said deserved All
nonored place, and such a conclave. and So 100
did Sir Thomas Upton. Oddly enough. Lolu
Drrerin in his rectorial address to Edinburgh
University yesterday also alluded to MI Car
negie but while to Lord Rosebery he appears
TO be the ideal example of those powers 'he
management and control Of which the develop
ment of the empire urgently requires. to Lofo
Dufferin he is a salient exception among the
great mercantile magnates-
Tho Rerlin correspondent Of THE Morning
Iaader" saws that Poultney Bgelow contrib
utes to the current number of The Nation an
article in which he discusses the question: i'
England Declning?" He writes; L have lot
long time been OF the opinion that England Is
on the downward path, and unless mirac'e
happens 1 fear England will share the rate %
the Spanish empire, over "hich also the sum
one time never set
II ;s rumored here that the condltion Oh tiV
Queen of Holland is serious
The nress is filled with accounts of the severest
col. known In a long time on the British coast
The loss of life will considerably exceed one
hundred and fifty Heavy snowstorms are re-
norted from Devonshfre, as well as the Lake
District and Scotland. The weather in London
| is wintry.
The SAVOY Theatre has tried the experiment OF
| spbstituting two pieces nightly for the comic
opera with which it has been identified for many
wears The musical score has been supplied for
| "Ib and Little Christina, originally produced
| Tho Cold that fixed can be removed with
TAYNES EXPECTOEANT.-Advt