New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
THEOLOGY IN ENGLAND.
ECCLESIASTICAL POLITICswARMLY DIS.
CUSSED.
COAL PRICES RIsING-CANADIAN PRE-
MIER's sPEECH-MR. CAME APPROVES
OF HIS PLAY

COAL PRICES RIsING-CANADIAN PRE-
MIER's sPEECH-MR CAME APPROVES
OF HIS PLAY
Cspecs: 70 TIE Nev-York Tribune by French cabl.D
Copyright: iai2. By TIE Tribun. Assoeia,ioal
London. oct :. I a. n,.-with the Noncou-
| formists challenging the government ~ enact
the Education hill under The penalty of creating
a revolt against rate paying. with the Irish
Nationalists weighing in secret conference the
arguments Of Cardinal Vaughan and Michael
Davitt in opposite scales; with the Baptist Union
pulling itself together al Birmingham 20 follow
the Congregationalists lead. and with the Bishop
Of leicester opening the Church Congress at
Northampton with an appeal for liberty % teach
the Bible creed and cathechisnn in church schools
there is no lack Of ecclesiastical politics In the
United Kingdom
Mr. Balfour. who is still PLAYING golf with un-
diminished zeal IN North Berwick. is expected IN
London by the close OF the week ana will have
an early conference with Mr.. Chamberlain be-
fore calling the Cabinet together
The speeches ~ the Liberal leaders so far have
been characterized by self-restraint and this Is
good augury for a compromise of sorne kind
between the two front benches on line of least
resistance
The demand from America had the effect ~
raising The price of coal on most Of the British
exchanges YESTERDAY The Scotch coalnasters
are in receipt Of numerous inquiries sor prompt
shipment Of coal 10 Nev-York and Philadelphia.
and II is thought that $1,000 tons viii be shipped
as soon as suitable freghrage can be received
All The available anthracite coal mas been fixed
for American shipment al les 6d a ton. against
rs. 80 = ton which American buyers refused
10 ray month ago Lancashire coal, which last
week was los a ton AZ The pits mouths. is now,
qu"'ea Al los. aud London househoIders are
a. L'I 'haI II me American strike lasts they
VIII have To pay Jos. A. Christmas The Rririsb
exports Of coal last month sbg,,.5 a., ,
OF fully l"osO tons and The sb5nr1s,.ts >,
America are expected 10 have = rnaTL-.i sfss,'
on the export hsur-s for October
Owing TO Sir Michael Hicks Fea,b-. ov.-,
ouieS tht bIlush Treasury must baueft 49,
n anu ar. Ilto me- the new Chancellor Of
Sir Wilnid Laurier paid hurried ,.isi, -
Liverpool 10 attend the opening ~ the rs,,.
Produce Exchange, and made "A vigorous 49,,
for the promotion OF immigration 20 60,
before sailing with Mr. FIELDING. tba nrt,;e,.-
OF Finance, on his homeward iourps,. -
pool honored him with an enthusiast 90,
ing ana the local press has handsome things n
say about the nTst Colonial Premier who has
ever made to England practical orra- -, 20.
4 NEF.Hau
reserved strength during the impsri,I ca,s.-
ence in resisting the attempts Of the R,5,isb
Government 10 commit Canada 10 a cos,I,. -.
Of military armaments A weaker p.
might have yielded 10 the Temptation - 'elilI,F III
larity in England. He has not anna ro,isals ~ -
Chamberlain on any British interest," ~, ar. pr.
been pursuing a sagacious policy which fs mas as
To strengthen him at nome. ''A'S
Dr. William Libbey. Of Princeton. who's. ,,,.,-
trated lectures on Palestine journeys ana ar,.,-
work delighted the geographical section 90 ,ha
British Association. viii make an address =
Liverpool to-day. and may repeat IL in t-ain
burgh. He is unable, owing TO these a,,,,.aa
fnents 10 join the American Librarians s,5 20
entists who are attending the Bodleian ,..L sl
tion at oxford He viii sail for America a. "a
end Of next week. -
For three hours yesterday hfty-tUo H..
members discussed the party's attitude On thl
Education bill II is believed that as q -.-,,,.
Of the meeting the Nationalist members ,,i,, -,
decide on any definite line Of action MEL ny @
gard TO the bill until Parliament meets
Sir Thomas Upton last night said II Va. ,..
that his third challenge for the Americas Co.,
had been dispatched. He hoped that tba 80
would take place in August. As soon a. -
challenge has been accepted the work OF g.,
structing Shamrock III will begin. Fife ana
Watson are satisfied that they will he abIe ~
design a boat much quicker and I'm every - 70
better than Shamrock II. "S
Riots are reported TO have broken out again
in ST Petersburg and in Poltava, while noIi,,
cal murders have been committed al I.odez :.
is rumored that several officers OF the LIST Rast
ll,ent OF the Imperial Guard have been arrastss .
for n conspiracy against the Gar.
Hall Caine who processes entire satisfac,ior
with the prospects Of his play. although il b.-
besn universally condemned by critics here -,
SAIL for America on saturday l. n r"