New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-03
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRONICLgD AND CRITICISED BY Mr.
EDMUND YATES.


BRITISH ART AT TIDE eros
vExoR GALLERY -
PERSONAL
JBY CABLE.l
Copyrtohs 1887. Nv ne ys,o York 7rfbuns.
LONDON, jan 2-Tho Queen intends to stay q
Osborne a. long - possible for she Will miss hes
usual spring residence therc in consequences Of her
trim TO the Continent 60 the Court will TO
windsor TIL about February 81. Tho Empress Eu-
genie tho Princess Frcderica Of Hanover and the
Princess Christian will be guests ct Osborne In the
course of the next few weeks.
Tho Prince and Princess Of Wales entertaining
largo party sandringham for . second series Of
battucs Tho guests arrived yesterday evening and
VIII leave on Saturday. whom another, but smaller
detachment, will till Monday, after which tho
Prince Of wales returns to London for few days.
GOOD NEWS FROM UxsER FRITZ.
Every one outside tho military party In Germany
must have been delighted to hcar Of tho unexpectedly
favorable turn the illness OF the Crown Prince The
frcsh APPEARANCE which at first caused alarm proved
70 be OF comparatively little consequence, and Dr.
Mackenzie was agrecably surprised 10 ind q marked
In the condition Of the throat az wholo
Tho roal nature OF tho case Is SIN by no means ciet
but the faculty unanimous that prescas certain
features which seem irreeoncilable with the theory OK
cancer. Tho Princess has received many statements
to this effect from loading German surgeons within
the last few days Herr Thersch, tho celebrated pro-
lessor Of surgery Leipzig, has exp essed positive
belief that the disease cannot DO malignant IL Is
likely enough that DIR. Mackenzie, who was recently
abused for having taken too optimistic view OF tho
case, will nov be attacked with equal want Of reason
for having hastily gone to tho opposite extreme
The feet Is, Sir Moren Mackcnze's attitude has been
throughout From first to last he has stead
fasty refused travel beyond tho tangible facts OF
tho case the evidence OF these has at no time been
conc asve; aud even when Thugs looked worst sir
Morell In written opinion, winch he gave the Crown
Princess, expressly stated thai no regarded tho can
cerous nature Of tho disease not proven.
Dr. Mackenzie was greatly struck both 1T Nsrseies
and Alglers BY the sympathetic and even aiectionae
interest In the Crown Prince shown By all Frcnch-
men whom he met. He was accompanied In his tiip
by Dr I. Heryng, of Warsaw thioat DOCTOR oi cfca
and renown among his brethren, who has on various
occasions found tho attentions OF the Russian P"''
too pressing to be altogether asrccapie wh''e'o,
Sir Morcll went the reflected Light OF his Imperial
patent shone upon his path. When he visited ths
AroheplscopsI palace at Agiers the Archbishop ino
duced himself and Insisted ON being MS eiceioc AZ
the famous breeding stables at Biidah again inc INV
mel Commandment received him In person. Although
Sir Moreu wa almost busy professionally OK Ag'eis
IS In Harley-s he found time to SEQ all there was l"
he seem In true spirit Of scientific inquiry ne ex-
perlmentcd on his digestion by eating couscous, and
! on his nervous system by smoking AeL ms 10
preparation Of Indian hemp more powerful In It's
effects than that drug supplied By English CHEMISTS
Is usually found to be Both Sir Moreu ana DR. hcis ~
found themselves stimulated and invgorsied BY kcL
MR.. GLADSTONE AT FLORENCE.
| Mr. Gladstone has abandoned his intended visit to
Nanes and will reside next month at Florence doubt
less that place by this fact that Or James
| Lacaita's charming and comfortable VIVA mas oce"
placed at his disposal Mr. Gladstone VIII pass
| few DAYS at Bologna and Milan on his way paeA ~
England He Intends to icturn to LONDON on fcoru-
airy 7. Sir Andrew Clark would much prefer ~ Aeep
him in Italy till after Easter
| The elaborate noise which is now raised whenever
Mr. Gladstone takes q journey was rather overdone
last veek Even his most nveterafe admirers became
weary of the paragraphs supplied To the papers In
sucb profusou, principally understand, by Mr. Her-
| bert GLADSTONE 1t was something bow for leading
statesman this country to take sue pcdgous pairs
to known BY what route he VIII trs'e' ana ~
what hour he will pass through certain towns. NO
wonder there was a demonstration at every station,
since the local wire puler makes 1t his business 10
give himself little temporary Importance py iusshs
and bustling about to get up deputation OF admirers
With the inevitable eulogstic address Inc fesuis
Of all this ridiculous maneuvrlng Is that Mt o''a
ones Journeys appear to unsophsricated people 'cr-
| tabls triumphL progresses. In reality such MANI
are absolutely worthless Is test OF pu"o
favor and worse worthless to bin, for they mis-
| lead him altogether.
Lord LANsDCwNE's SUCCESSOR.
The daily provincial papers have been constantly
announcing that Lord Stanley of Preston would sue
ceed Lord Lansdowne as vernorCcneral OF Canada.
These persistent statements arc palpaoly hcttio'is'
Lord Lsnsd0wne does not return to England III oc'o-
ber and his successor certainly will not be appoltcd
for at least hve months to come do not understand
uhy Lord Stanley of Preston should DO selected oy
tho papers for this post. There Is no reason 10 DO
levc that he has any wish for colonial appointment
and IL IL VOL to remember that he Is her to the richly
endowed Earldom Of Derby.
NONSENSE ABOUT LORD HARRINGTON.
Mr. Horny Labouc hero has boon down IN Lancashire,
and has there discovered that Lord Harrington wou'a
lose his sost IN tho event Of an ele'oon ~ thero
the greatest indignation ct hs not rssigning really
wonder that oven Mr. Lab0uchero print such bal
dcrdash. Lord Harrington was assur"dy to lose his
seat In July, 1894 He was desperately Opposed ny
q strong candidate, but was returned by majority
Of 1900 Sir. Labouchors has been misled BY tho
Soparatists with whom he c"nsorted IN kos'eno@o.
Lord Harrington Is IN safe ~ Mr. Coschons or
Mr. W. IL Smiths, and svery instructed politician Ia
| Lane ash.rc Is perfectly aware OF the tScI
| TROUBLE AT dublin CASTLE
| hear that things growing worse rather than
! batter In tho law room of Dublin Castle Mr. ba"""r
considers tho mster serious that In order 10 o"s
about change no DOW intends Of any cost to promote
| tho Attorney General to the vacant 1udcoshp All
goes fairly well long MIR. Balfour remains In Dub
| lin but no teeis tho moment he returns to L"ndon
| that his work may be at once undone by incapae"y
aud wrongheadednoss Tho want Of strong and ex-
perisnled Under Secretary " deeply felt under such
| circumstances.
| THE KING AND QUEEN OF swEDEN-NR. MORLEY.
| Tho King and Qucsn Of swedon to pay another
visit to Bourucmouth They have taken tho Cras-
head villa. which they occupied formerly Mir. John
Morley bas secured rooms ~ the Hotel Mont Dore to
recruit after bis recent Illness Lord Frederick Ham
ton stsrts almost immetu stely for Canada to pay
last visit to Lord and Lady Lansdowue before thelf
return to England
THE SPLIT At TEE oR0svENoR GALLERY.
| Tho private Views Of Saturday last presented no
| feature Of novelty. Speaking generally, tho same
people whoss company has been recorded year after
| year vera cons pcuous ny their prsssnco Exfraor-
binary efforts wore male to appear both galleries.
/ s,,ecaadad Mr. Harry MaffhAxS.