The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
"HEMPRESS OF HINDIARr'
The Queens German Journey and
the London Season.
THE AMERICAN HORSES--POLO
The Financial Outlook The Cave Of Silence
American Securities Improving.

Tho theatrical trick OF Disraeh to sgnalize ms
Ministry by comforting the title OF Empress OF In
dia" on the Queen OF England is not the easy or
pl task that he anticipated.
A POPULAR QUESTION.
The discussion wakes violent on all sides, and
those who were indifferent month ago whether
the Queen was called Padishah of Hindostan or Be-
rum OF Bhopal have now convinced themselves
either that the new title is O dangerous innovation
Or necessary assumption in name OF what is
already matter OF TACT. 1t Is discussed vehementy
by those who in loyal haste to endorse it, add
couple OF chs" and q final "r" to It, saying "Hem-
press OF Hindiar," or by those who belittle it as
throwing away title on the blacks of 'Indostan.
OPPOSITION GAIN.
The opposition in the House OF Commons had I'M
aoubtedly gained ground since the last debate, as
was seen In the discussion the third reading OF
the BILL which, contrary to their expressed deter
minaton, they forced upon the House,
IN THE LORDS
The government have, however safe majority in
the House of Lords, where the debate on tho sub
ject is unparalleled for invective and satire.
THE COURT
The departure of Her Majesty on her German tour
will transfer the court to Baden on Monday next,
when England will be left in charge of the Princess
of Wales the Prince not being expected back for
couple of weeks or more.
THE LATE SEASON
From these causes the London season viii hang
Gre until the shadows OF Lent have passed away.
The opera at Covent Garden commences on Tues
day next, when "wnliam Telln win be given.
SPRING MILLINERY.
Bond street, the great West End emporium OF
fashion, begins already to wear an aspect significant
of lively preparation for the battle of dresses and
bonnets
IN THE FIELD.
The hunting season, which has had all varieties of
hard and soft weather to contend against is draw
ing to close, and the red coats and "tops" are re-
turning to town.
The Empress OF Austria, who IL here, has been en-
ioying herself in runs with the Bicester hounds.
THE rENIANs TO GO FREEs
In connection with the statement freely made that
an amnesty viii be granted to the imprisoned Fe-
mans on the proclamation of the imperial title,
may state that the Secretary OF the Home Depart
ment has called for reports from the directors of
convict prisons upon the arrest, trial. conviction and
subsequent behavior in Jail OF the Fenians still har-
cerated This is held by great many to forebode
their release.
NOT THAT KIND OF MAN.
no ctn off ha Anna
Constantnople, where the Stdnaoou aliudes grayely
TO the little affair of General Schenck with that
woman, Emma Nine.
Great preparations are being made by the men,
bers of the birmingham Club for the approaching
season In the game OF Polo. In the Park pavilion
has been erected for the use of the PLAYERS An
improvement has been made which will give the
fourin-hand equpages more turning room The
ground has been slightly elevated in order to afford
more convenience to the spectators.
GRAND EVENT FOR THE MILITARY
During the week subsequent to the EPSON races
the birmingham Club win give Polo cup as prize
The competition win be open TO officers of all reg-
ments in the service. Stabling and forage have
been placed at the disposal OF the officers for the use
of their horses All others win be charged Is a
week for the board and stalling OF their animals.
THE AMERICAN HORSES
The HEnAID's Newmarket correspondent tele-
graphs the following news concerning the American
horses:-Preakness did his best gallop since he has
been In England today covering two miles at a nice
pace.
Mate and Bay Final followed at some distance.
Yesterday the horses went two and a quarter
miles, but at a slower pace, only these three OF the
string being at all got forward.
THEIR PROSPECT
Should the American horses win in their early en-
vagemcnts 1t win be at a disadvantage In point OF
condition
Mcssrs. Sampson Low will publish next week
MacGahans work, "Undcr the Northern Lights.D
The same arm announce a book entitled "A Mad
worldr by julius Chambers, 1t being narrative Of
two weeks, experience by the author In an Ameri-
can private lunatlc asylum.
FINANCIAL
The money market may be reported easy, owing
W WIG 'oPA9AeHe ~ sAe SNeh NiAhsi h"neJ' sie @AtH
val OF bullion and the cessation OF German purchases.
A BRIGHTER OUTLOOK.
During the week there has been experienced not
little depression in nearly all speculative depart
ments, which eliminated Wednesday; bat this,
fortunately "a passing away. The announcement OF
the indisposition Of the governments TO publish the
report Of Mr.. Cave, the Egyptian Commissioner nat
uraly had its eject, yet dispassonate conslderl-
ton OF this action by the press served to restore
confidence 1t is generally believed that England win
not lend assistance to the Khedive In all OF his
schemes