New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04

scripio1 OF the iuau's appearances began almost TO
distrust myself and what bad seen, S a. nS
oHe else had noticed anything, aud We were or'''"h
Yesterday morning CsotO' at a. M, eoy 81 Mn IL
{named PeaIse) who shutters greatly. came 10 MT hii
ray and said he had seen man present pst u. a., @
returning from church, bnt not ur9 ,Is bim
aiterward Fool that waS not TO hreP Bes,ucs uln
self Pearsc) the ting had been seen ny an THIS
sooethinc 100 strange He followed the gentleman
fanoylng he would 20 ana reoFt s1 as witness
hnt tho gentleman walkcu up ST. James's-St Here
he turned having observed tnat tue BOY coned
TO follow hun, repeated ms f"rmcr eTeiainal,ou, %
the boys name. age, address, &c, and wrote tnch
down. Poarsc thinking nI was Ttn view 70
and went But us he heard no more OF the gentle
man he came 10 the Palace. Tuero was now no lohPer
any doubt so We sent the eov To me Home Oe VIZ 20
his evidence WINS taken down. Tue police showeu wy
Victoria very nervous and uuwrl A. the &c cor wished
that she should ont, we determined 10 90 So or Wa
VIC settled not 10 20 Ou long the miscreant at
large. Besides, he could have no suspicion ne was
watt he'd and although careless the first uIne nad
yet made such uc%v escape, we felt turs ne woia
again come ekuking ABOUT the Palace, ahd t"at tno
numerous policemen in plain clothes, who were on me
lookout TOR Linn, would seize hun on the least lmptu
deuce carelessnes. on bis part We drove our 49,
gave orders drive faster than usual and Of Two OF 5
eQuerles Col Wylde and CD. ArbIhn0' 10 rue cioso
Snd se9 we're not very easy We looked every
tree and / cast my eyes round IN s'arch ot We
PTts and drove toward Hampstead. The weather
was sun rb and hosts OF people on loot 20 our WH
Green PARK aud Tue Burden Wall, sHot was firrd
at about five PAGES on 1t was inc ie ,
with the same pls,Ol-a huie hwdrthy, lll-loOklnS
The shot must have PSs'Ga Hnaer t9e G od d
been taken OF our hearts, ana We hauked inc hin1s5
for having preserved US second time rom SO great
Danger. .,,...
near "a ponce nan, who Immediately selz'd hl'l' pu.
could nos prevent the shot IL was al 'hr SANE SPoS
where Oxford had fired two years ago, with ms
DIFF re. G. only tina. OK ord was standing CD or ci1
with his back TO the Garden Wall Udce Mensi"rT ANA
Mama were driving c0Sc bchlhd US I.r D'C, s Ir,
lard of Wcmlr horseback not Sky PAGES IRON
us the cupnt was Instantly tanen OIL 20 .I1 povo
office The pOpulace are ~ state OF eA reilo @
tou. III is not on; OF his nin1, but thorough stan
His answers cOdr,c ANA witty. He lrlcs 10 nahe
un # his judges. Lt'le Parse lientiuru I'm inIS
| morning as the same person he had seen on Shn0ay.
is y years OLD, ana i1ncr the son oil mdeulhl5t
! at one o the th.atrfS; Mi...ucO Clc|lulv OP ~
" Your aoyotcd SON. ALERT.
Ba @T: t rGiGee Nav 81, 1912. u,
! F.anciS uiet on the 17in OF June, ana ionnu
! pronounced on hlm tue 'reiched VANITY winch NOR
Than any murdcrOus ntea;, had prompted his dds'st1S
! am rchce whch he bad nltherto affected, ana he IC
s@0Ouing into turnSe! arms aud was c"rfiou iSo"
! THE ROYAL HOUSEHOLD.
To one who Ony kuOws the Royal Household OF
! lis workings, Thoroughly uader CONTROL Vdsi
machine moving with au almost ideal precision ana
TO te Pincc refers IN the cttgr ]l-l quoted anu
with which the leen and himself hH to conttnn r
| eOLc at al without the whole internal economy oi
The Palace falling nto ui"leraDo confusion, or tic az
| rlugemenls there We ,SOiutcY without copIO ana
su ct dcui.e eybteG. THIS wds due To t"c or
r,lnuce that ostclsIbiy thy were unncr the control
of TOO many masters eIcA acting inorpchdentlv dnd
without concert. TINS tnrce great ohCPrs ol "V we
IIid Seward lie Lpri Chamberlain, and the Master If
tn Horse. al OF tn officials wn1 varied wth every
chdngo Of the MlulSu} .HI we're appointed "Itl"ut -
rlrd to any special qI honS Tor ~ irui'r, had each
governing voice IN TIE regulation OF HE H"dsrhOlG'
IHcir rales Of Administrations wera as various as men
/ individual capacity. No uniformity or system pre-
vailed; there was no general UNDERSTANDING to seure
tAe harmonious working OF heIr various nrPartdeht.,
no responsible resident oif tO represent IN q" d 10
see tua discipline was maintained, ana the cOhioT' oi
| the IyerCIgu secured. 49,
While things continued In this state, order, COMFORT
| and economy IndnifeStly impossible. 1hu' one
section OF the PLACE was supposed To ne under the Lrd
Chamberlain cidTgc auotter ulcer that o. the b''u
Steward, Whine as 10 third, II VS. u"GeFt!ln whose
business to look after It, Tcse officials were re-
spOnsnle for all that c"Lcernei tue lheror OF me
building, but the outside nad to b. looAed a"r by the
Office OF Woods anu FOros TAG CONSEQUENCE was tn"t
a. the inside cleaning the windows bel jng9i TO the
Lori ChanUerldns department, tue degree OF gt to ne
| adv On tic we'll iuei and good understanding
| between tho LJrl Cutmberlan's Office ana tIaI
| personnel OF the establishments again.
under the authority Of the Loud CHAMBERLAIN, another
| within tue jurshctiJn OF the L'rI Seward. Thc
Lori stewar " vii es B!ron S,octmal ~ Inc Menu mo,
| Lays the fire. ana the Lord Chamberlain lights IT,
Ia the manner the LJrd CHAMBERLAIN provides all
the lamps and the Lord Seward must clean, tru, and
could be mended the sanction OF 50 many officials mad
be obtained tna often mOnts ELAPSED before the re-
pairs were made. " As neither the Lord CIImb'rldn
nor the Master Of the House regular equity
siding in the Palace, more than twouirus of all tho
male and female servants are left UiibOu master III
the house They cdn coue on aud 90 Oh ddty rs thev
choose they remain absent hours aui hours on
their days OF waiting, OF they may commit any excess
Or ifrcguLrp there Is nonody to observe to correct
or reprimaud lnem. TIE valOus details Of internal
drraug cement, wherein depend weIlOeng AID com
tort Oi Tue wnOle esItDSh"ch no one Il c"thL an "I
or spOnsiDe Or There Is no officer rtspOhs bc for
| the cleanliness order 1ud security ol the roous and
! Offices Throughout the Palace"
Ihe puDhc Uedrd wlih aSioushment few days after
the birth the Pinc,ss X ya November lS4l That
boy mad sen discovered az O'Clock IL thc l1UrHlu:,
ud r sofa IN an adi ;ment az joining +ei NJ J.sty's
which might nave endangered ne eeu's lie, be pOss
Die, proper regulations existed iVr the protection If
| what Baron StOckmIr Calls " ,he absence VI system,
winch ILc .oehs Piace wI,h Nv RESPONSE
Die Authority tho lLcldeht admitted oi Ohy 100 easy
| explanation.
state OF things such as VIC have indicated cOull not
long nave been endaied ny anI private person Bat The
remedy, easy III ordinary circumstance was by no
means simple. where 80 many Interests were bounO up
with the existing system, and 50 many persons were
Wien consulted by tnr Trac. i'm te end o. 1871 drprc.
| ca ed any change winch should to nap ar the
authority OF Inc great officers OF the State, or make
them subordinate 10 ANY ncT control, and thereby rem
der their offices less Ojcct Of ambition tndn they
al present arc 10 very dSInElohed Members Of the
also agree" he adds In his reply (2i November lSi),
that ancient Institutions ana prescrlpuve usagcs Ia
tho Court ought never to be touched by The Iccn
! with InaGurcst Tcf- ctOn ana caution. Bot
withsandlne all these admissions, remaln as anxious
that eOmetLiur snoua he done 10 introduce INTO
tire present system On rather cOnfusIOu) Improvements
ptremptOrly necessary; and am convinced that
| these improvements may I've made without apprc-
bending hlndeTance nom the ABOVE admissions.
| All beg Of JOu Low, NY GEAR SIR ROuert, Is your
cordial and perseycrlng assistance III cOmbiting tue
existing ana crying nusances. Much a. am inclined to
the household IuaChuo with sort of reverence
from its antiquity suil remain convinced that IL IS
clumsy IN ion. ard works 80 III that as long
wheels not mendcd there neither be order
regularity comfort security, nor outward dignity
| IN the Queens Paiace."
Mean while. various partial attempts at internal re-
| form were MAZE; but thcse as might have been
peced. proved unsatisfactory aud lueheciua and ony
gave RISE To complaints OF undue interference, and
! gOsspping misrepresentation out OF doors Of the
| objects by which these reforms prompted.
| SO late November, 1874 Sir Robert Peel writes