There is no reason to doubt that the story is true, and there really appears to. be nothing discreditable in the transaction, cither to Mr. Rhodes or the Liberal "as not Party. Mr. Rhodes has ways professed st. He hada perfect right to make sure before he gave money to the Liberal funds that their policy in Egypt was one of which he could approve. He seems to have obtained assurances from the late Mr. Schnadhorst to this effect; and no doubt when his faith was shaken Mr, Schnadhorst. showed. him or sent him letters from Liberal leaders {0 reassure him. But nobody can imagine that Mr.
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