New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-28
HONORS To IRISH LEADERS.
RELIANCE on UNITED STATES FOR I'll
INNATE FREEDOM.
FEARS IN PARIS RESPECTING ALLIANCE
REGARDING COREA - AN IMPORTANT
TRIAL IN IRELAND ON LAND
LORD QUESTION.
LORD QUESTION.
Copyright; 1902 BY The Tribune Association

Copyright: 1902: BY The Tribune Association)
Especial 20 The New York Tribune by French Cable)
London, July IS / a m.-On Saturday night
the Irish Parliamentary party entertained Will
lam Redmond and Joseph Devlin at the Holoorn
Restaurant in recognition of their services in es-
tablishing branches of the United Irish League
in America. Father Cronin of Buffalo; Messrs
Darcy and Scott. of ottawa. and Duffy, of
Pittsburg. were present. Mr.. Donelan read
cable dispatch from Mr.. O'Calaghan, of Boston,
uating that the movement organized in Amer
ga would aid materially the winning Of Irish
independence. Major Lynch wrote from Hollo-
way Prison promising to drink Mr. Redmond's
health I'm cold tea. He said that he need not TO
ask their sympathy in his solitary cell, for
though most Of them had been through the MILL
others might look forward to the same expert
ence
John Redmond presided and in proposing
'lreland-A Nation" said that the object of the
movement the liberation of Ireland and
that remedial measures wrung from hostile
Parliament were merely a to that end.
Mr.. Dillon in proposing the health of the guests
said that the result Of the American mission
ireland was never stronger or in a more prom
Using position, and that with the assistance of
the lrish-American people ireland would be too
strong for its enemies. William Redmond de-
ciared that the whole American nation, from
President downward. heartily sympathized with
1reland's battle for the restoration of rights.
The devotion Of Irishmen in the United States
TO the mother country unconquerable and
unquestionable, and no Irishman need feel dis
mayed at the might of England being against
them so long they knew that millions Of their
race Under free flag were ready TO stand by
them.
Mr.. Devlin said that the convention at Boston
In October showed that Irishmen had the
moral and practical support and sympathy in
all that was good. useful and progressive in the
life of the mighty republic. What he there
increased his determination to fight against
British law and authority in ireland.
The Express processes to have received ad-
ditional Information respecting the reported
breach between the Morgan trust and the Eng
iish shipping lines of the uncompleted Atlantic
combine. Apart from the circular issued by
the Dominion Line. announcing unexpected
delay in the payment of purchase money THE
Express" says il has been informed on the best
authority that the White Star Line definitely
declined to be managed by the Morgan syndicate
in any shape form until the purchase money
was paid. ON the other hand, II is said the
syndicate declined to deposit the money until
the English lines relinquished the individual
management. From what we know" says
The Express, THE points in the dispute
little more than mere technicalities, which will
enable the parties concerned to cry the bargain
OF later on.
1t is reported at Brussels that the information
n trust conference proposed by the Russian
Government will be convoked and will meet
there shortly.
"The Graphic" commenting on the proposal
TO establish a fast line of steamers between
England ard Canada, says that il would be
distinctly advantageous to Canadian interests,
but that when IL is proposed that Great Britain
should give heavy subsidy. it would he well
TO pause and look the question all round. If
the advantages of direct Canadian service Of
fast steamers would be as great as alleged 1T
was surprising that private capitalists have not
dong ago put money into such a service instead
of competing for New-York traffic.
II is rumored that the Anglo-Japanese alliance
respecting COrea is creating uneasiness at Paris
where IL is feared if the report be confirmed
That a grave international situation would be
created, France and Russia having already
guaranteed Corea's independence The Jour
nal says it is obvious that, the Boer war being
ended. Englands hands longer tied
The writ of conspiracy issued by Messrs Red
snond o'Brien. Dillon and Davitt against the
trustees of the new Irish landlord trust has Gre
sted great sensation in Ireland. It is reply
70 the landlords action against the national or
ganization. and 'The Freeman's Journal" prom
Uses that 1t will be the biggest constitutional
drial in Ireland since the great Parnell trial In
ls2 1t also shows that the fight of the ten
ants champions against the landlords is now
about 10 become quite bitter as il ever was in
the days Of the Land League INF