New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
OLD WORLD GOSSIP.
,BotJr NOTABLE PERSONS AND THINGS.
From w Yatess yOr.d. london. Sent 0.

Prom Mr. Yatess World, London Sent 0.
How ROYALTY TRAyELS.-The carriages
shich are used by the Queen when travelling long dis
ances comfortable enough to satisfy the most ex-
npero ca@s Nspoeon used to be ecnd.red miracle
xury bus the latter was not good enough Tor the late
md refnpnshed out of recognition before 1t was
bounced fit for in Russia The English saloons SILK
into utter contempt when compared with It. This train
which always used by the Emperor and Empress 6 .fp for
ng ese Which 70 Se s is ecSen
and then come one for police agents one for sae r y
imperial family. each Grand Duke having an entirely
separate compartment. which can be fitted for either
spacious sleeping compartment with a hammock bed
furniture of ebony and utensils Of silver and an i'm
aied and compartment for the lady in waiting. The
Empress contains writing as9s
Is fitted with olive green leather and only contains
bed and dressing table and bath Then comes sitting
which Is furnished with carved oak and merely contains
tables. chairs and sdeboard. There is communication
throughout the train from one end TO the other
NEwCAsTLE's MAJoRITY.-The pOstponement
of the public festivities incident to the Duke OF Newcas
attaining pc majority will not prevent considerable
private celebrations Clumber the 22d inst. Prep
aratons for tue already in progress on large
scale Important additions have recently been made to
Pelham. who since Mr. Glsdsone's retirement from the
The whole Of the Pelham Clinton family are expected
visit Clumber. and a considerable number OF disun,
gushed friends of the family will also be invited In all
Haes''''' isieS. ''' ''O'''' WIN ''N' ''''' WV '
THE DANISH ORLEANS MATcH.--I am told
that the obtaining the Pope dspensaton To the
marriage between Prince waldemar OF Denmark and
Princess Marie Of Orleans was $4,000. It's most I'M
portant conditions that the daughters who may be
born the marriage to be brought IN the Cath
sc faith. but the sons as Protesants The appanage
added the interest set apart for his marriage
By King Cnrlstan, making his total income about
II am annual allowance of $4,000 She is the heiress 10
a. 81 nn Ss Prneess de 9onV The King DEM
mark will allow the couple the cnateau OF nerger tne
treat understand that the marriage win IN all proba
dEa
TWAS PUGGAREE.-An incident worthy of
record occurred Exmoor few days ago. The meet
the Deuon and Somerset staghounds was at Clout-
sham Oak. Several hundred horsemen were present,
and many carriages Thinking that the tufting would
occupy some time, every one was prepared 10 90 justice
ing he thought, Arhurs white handkerchief on
distant hill 1t appears that the noble Master TO save
time had agreed with the hunsnan that as soon as the
deer was afOff maser fep"id maS gEf
Of 500 horsemen VINO dcarled their luncheon in
way TO point where the signal had been shown In
efabe disgust manifest on every cOuntenance In
amateur artist painting the beauties OF Exmoor
founi astonshed at finding himself the object OF atrac
sun with white pusgaree, which Lord Ebrington i'm,
agined to be the signal arreed on: am toa 'haI oia
jacent covert imagined the Master and the field had
taken leave Of their senses.
MIR. w NINANSS DEER FORESTS.-MT. w IndlS,
the American Nimrod, does not appear TO have been
Impressed either by the of the press or by the
snubbng received from the Court or session. az he
added the vast extent OF country which no rents
in strathgas and Kinta districts of
and Rossshire 1y taking the forests or Knockhn
and Aarc which have been rented for some time from
The Chisholm by Lord Tweedmouth. and also the Glen
Affarc lodge aud sho0tngs the estate, which
were lately occupied by Sir NJ. White-Ridley. Mr.
Wnans leases fewer than fourteen forests aud
shootings, which has Joined together, and mis- pre-
serve extends across Scotland from Moray Firth to
Loch Dutch. and covers at least 100000 acres, his
sporting rental exceeding $4,000 year.