New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
PERIOD OF UNBROkEN
PE4CE PREDICTED.
Especial by French Cable to The Tribune
LCopyright Isos BY The Tribune Assnciatior

penny press does not lack headlines. The riots
II Toxic, the rebellion in the Caucasus and the
earthquake in Italy I'll the posters and help to
create feeling Of content with the insular
quiet in England. where politics is stagnateo
and little is happening except the reopening OF
the theatres Already the excitement is subsidz
ing at Toxic, where the government has not
lost its head. and where the Japanese are
quickly regaining the self-restraint which car
ried them safely through victorious war. The
Russian disorders are far more serious since
the central government seems poweriess 10
deal with so vast area of discomfort misery
and despair The destruction at Baku and the
outbreak of the civil and religious war in the
south would alone overtax the energies Of the
governing class. but the crops have failed IN
rvenrv great districts. the Manchurian army Is
in q terrible temper, Poland is on the verge OF
revolt and Finland thoroughly disanected
IMPROVEMENT N MOROCCO.
In Morocco there are decisive signs Of i'm
movement since the French government has
shown that its interests and treaty rights can
not be played with, and the German press IS
more tolerant and pacific since President
Roosevelt certified that the Emperor has
been the benevolent peacemalzer. The world is
clearly settling down after a period of IN
Uonted disturbance Peace has been made, with
the risks of another war for revenge reduced
10 & minimum and with the command CI the
Pacific limited well as guaranteed py the
AreIo-Japanese alliance. which has not peeh
renewed in the dark, but after consultation Win
America and France. A period OF unorokeh
peace with a high rate for money, is the fore
cast from the Street. The advance of the BANK
rate TO 3 per cent has not taken the money
lenders by surprise Japan may be In souho
financial state, but Russian necessities require
extensive borrowing for winding up the war
exuenses and the present outflow OF gold 10
South America and Egypt will be followed Dy
Continental demands of unusual magnitude A
Ireat war involves waste, and money cannot De
cheap after IL
THE KINGS MOVEMENTS.
The Kings arrival from the Continent is the
signal for the revival of the runor that he will
-,ake advantage Of an early opportunity for
having the first visit OF his reign 10 the Rus-
sian imperial family This report is certainly
premature, since the Kings arrangements nave
been made for the autumn and winter, ana
Russia is in too disturbed condition Tor royal
fetes The court officials intimate that the royal
Journey 10 St Petersburg cannot take place
until the return Of the Prince Of Wales from
India, and express doubt # it can be brought
about next year. An exchange Of visits Win
the German Emperor is more likely, especially
IL the Morocco conference be speedily arranged
The King remains in London barely long
enough TO hold court and allow Lord Mimic 10
kiss hands on his appointment as Nlceroy
Of India He will spend d week at Huloro
Abbey with Lord Saville, meeting small party
for the Doncaster races and go on TO SCOTLAND
LITTLE PROSPECT OF ELECTION.
As he will not return to London before the
middle Of October, and as no Cabinet couhcl4
is likely TO be called previously, the LiOeral
forecast that the general election will come on
IN November is not hopeful The Prime Min
lister and the Colonial Secretary nave oeen
playing golf in North Berwick, with light
hearts as though there were politics either
in the United Kingdom or South Africa worthy
Of more serious consideration than Lord Rose
berv's lest in the romantic Hebrides about kid
mapping a Minister of the Crown and feeding
him with sheIIfsh in a bog until the charter
is drawn from him. The Prime Minister ap-
parertIy takes redistribution as lightly as the
fiscal question yet hear that experts IN lAe
Local Government Board are employing their
slack time in preparing three alternative
schemes for the waterlogged redistribution plan
Different units are taken for ACKNOWLEDGMENT
purposes and experiments tried with
series Of electoral bases. When the Cabinet
meets these results will be worked out on
paper. and the one likely 10 meet with the
least resistance viii be chosen The Liberal
leaders are clearly disheartened by the pro-
longation Of the present Parliament. Lord
Spencer is SO feeble that his accession to Office
hardly seems possible after another twelve
months and Sir Henry CampbeLl-Bannerman
while 2 veteran of sixty-nine. is the only candl-
date for Premier whom the Radicals are will
ing to consider, and Sir Charles Dixie is the
only man for Foreign Secretary. They are
threatened with the formation Of a new LABOR
party which viii largely increase the risks IN
the triangular contests. The trade union congress
at HanIev this week proves that organized labor
is losing faith in the utility Of an annual pa
rade on the debating ground, and is bent on
rushing into politics as a social1suc force WIFI
out having an alliance with either party. Livery
year this labor parliament increases in nu-
uerjcal force and representative character, yet
becomes more powerless TO carry out reforms
and effect important results Where is your
machinery for making resolutions efective?"
asked a brisk American delegate at HanIey-
We haven't any" was the Respondent reply
CAPITAL NO LONGER EMPTY
With half 2 dozen fashionable weddings and
-hirraey theatres already open and others com
Ing on with q rush there IS a cessation OF TAIN
about an er1ptv capital and stagnant VANITY
Fair THE ProdigaI Son has raised the stand
ard of autumn rnelodrama at Drury Lane anu
promises 10 be q good financial investment Inc
Casino scene is garish. but the play Is staseo
with beauty as well as spendCr, and the act
tng Of George Alexander, Frank Cooper ana
Mrs John Wood is excellent DIT "@AS
Patient" at the A6elphi, IS a slender GU
fashioned comedy with q pretty romance win
Lillian Braithwaite at her best The nay
market has one Of the best curtain-ratsers seen