New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-25
TIE WORLD OF LONDON.
nHRoNICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR. ED.
MUND YATES

imately the resulting exodus Fancy the DANISH
mcnt of Miss Anderson and all hcr phouer"P"s anu
NO returning OF Miss Rehan. Mr.. sargent must smut
mn his studio and Mr. Abbey be seen no more at the
az. ~,n.r nov "a, he and Mr.. Miller thenceforward |
ur,te ar A. after their names. II is rather 100 |
lar. IN the day. however, to begin to play this |
rar. with ell the hardships It may infict on In |
dividua artists of the sock and buskn or the orush
and chiseL The custom OF interchange must ana
Will continue Fortune is wholly the side OF the
American painter and sculptor against the Eng
ushman. but to his credit it must be said the latter
smiles and bears It without murinur
uoNoRs FOR GENERAL GREENFIELD
So well satisfied are the Government with all that
has been done by Sir Francis Grenieh al SuaIni
and so fully do they appreciate the galantry dis
pIsyed by all ranks under his command. that alreaay
Arc heard reports of the distribution OF hohors' NJ
doubt tho Egyptian medal will be issued 20 'noso
who formed part Of General GrenfelPs forces No
decision has been arrived at. but opinions expressed
AZ the War once Justify the assumption that the
-. measure of reward will be extended to those
who took part In the aeuon Vi c.
dav last as fell TO the lot Oh cir
Frederick stcphenson's force at the oa''io -
Giniss Tie situation was very ncHhsh one anu
. reverse would have been such disastrous ''ne'
10Th for the finances of Egypt and the reputation
~ -. prtsb Government that the utmost viii
hs done by Her Majesty 10 mark her sense VI
~. service rendered by General Grenfeh and MS
stan, who managed matters so admirably
PARLIAMENTARY PAIRING.
sr,o,v ,rorc dismal performances have never been
,ass.d than those which attended the expiring
davs of the Autumn Session The trst lded Vi
member who went into the House was 10 pair eiN
run off, But pairs were scarcH than ever Inc
ycwarv member who walked into the trap ioui"
II hard TO get out again few iaIthiu sp,iI''
.ror b,ered from their places Sir Richard rem
70 drop of asleep few minutes after he enters
General Goldsworthy prefers 10 take his sumoeis III
Tho library, and both continually wihh reach
=, the division bell. The Conservatives seheIAiN
s,nped away, but the rest kept hghuns' anu INC
rb,ns were quite worn out The brunt OF WORK
all through the session has fallen upon Colohei
ws,dron and the Hon Sidney Herbert. They have
dora their duty with almost unexampled tact ana
a deal OF good temper. No two men IN ",cr
ostions were ever more popular or more thoroughly
deserved to be.
NFv AMBASSADOR TO THE PORTE.
=, &c settled that Sir William White Will retire
from the Embassy at Constantinople In the spring
He ought Enthusiastically to be SUCCEEDED py 9ii
u.nry wolf A very gross job will be perpetrated
II Lord sackville gets this coveted post
MR.. BALFoUR TO STAY IN DUBLIN,
u has been stated that Mr.. Balfour will spend the
Christmas holidays with Lord Salisbury al Hanelu'
That is not So he will be In Duohh' anu "
more he intends TO give couple of grand balls mere
bv way of revving the hospitaltcs OF inc o'oIo",S
Lodge and no dinners 80 it seems MI baiour
thinks dances more acceptable 10 the irish people
than dinners Everybody 60, as invitations are
10 he more numerous than select. Perhaps even 'he
Jord. Mayor of Dublin may be induced 10 iesu 'no
cotIllon.
THE QUEEN ADVISED TO REDUCE EXPENeEe'
hear that Lord Sydney has advised me oueon
q make extensive reductions In the depar'ih %
Tho Channels. Royal. The congregations at ooth ~
Nemesis and Whitehall are very small except on
snscal occasions Both chspels are closed al leas'
two months in every year, so thai the expenditure
IN connection with them OF about tlo'ooo So'
seems extravagant There Is certainly aouh"""
scone for Lord sydney's reforming zeal ID the chap
sstahlishments which consist of a dean ususlV inc
Rishop of London, with stipend OF +2oo year,
a subdean a clerk of the closet three deputy CLERKS
~ the closet to assist the clerk I'm doing nothns
whatever thiry-six chaplains In ordinary 'hiI'co'
honorable chaplans. two university preachers hln0
prtests eight gentlemen, singing men oI 'ho
ahons,s-rov six retired gentlemen who receive
pcnsions. twenty children chorsters OF the chales-
roval a master of the children an organlst anu COM
noser musical instructor TWO serGeants oil the
vestrv and host Of vergers and other attendants
all we'll paid and most of them with many desirable
perouisites There also chapels-royai az BUM
ineham palace where there has moi been service ior
In which the Queen has just placed new organ
which has cost about g. 900. at Hampton Court and
at Kensincton Palace. all with adequate estaonSh
ments maintained by Her Majesty
THE NUREMBERG SCANDALS.
The King of Nuremberg has insisted upon recaihne
bis gang OF American sorcerers, as IL Is 'he l@Sni
70 term them to Nice. Queen Olga, who Is master
full woman having inherited the strong character o.
her father, Emperor Nicholas has consulted Emperor
william and Prince Bismarck both OF "hom au
vised Her Majesty that considering inc picoarlou'
state of King Charless health it would DO grave
matter to provoke a public scandal 80 he VIII o'
allowed TO please himself so long he does moi
ge; reckless in expenditure The Kings extravaganza
during the last four years has seriously uaniaso'
even his immense fortune. l suspect His Majesty
will hesitate long before he returns to stuttgart sup
posing no lives through the winter as his American
friends are not likely TO be so insane as 10 "us
themselves again in Germany
LORD RANDOLPH's DoINGs.
A,,bougb Lord Randolph Churchill has abandone'
for the present his projected pilgrimage to sout'
America he evidently takes kindly interest In I'M
future Of the nitrateS. He gave an almost UNIQUE
dinner on wednesday evening in Connalsht Plaee t'
meet the Prince Of Wales. Mr. Batour ana th
Russian Ambassador either side OF H. X: IL
onposits their hos. Lord Curzon. Lord Rothschld
who now sits at the financial feet Of Colonel North
Mr. George Lewis Mr.. Louis Jennings Mr.. Reube
sassoon. Mr. Edward Dicey and Mr. Tyrwhitt Wilso
we're among the guests. while Mr.. GLADSTONE wa
represented by Mr.. Edward Hamilton.
THE HONORABLE ARTILLERY.
The disarmament. more correctly speAhh'
the dlsar1ning, OF the Honorable Artillery CON
many has caused a profound sensation beyond IN
eo,6nes of the city The ancient corps has a hlstor
NJ three centuries and haf, and drilling siouAu
,ynsbury worth something Ike million sierihl
Only last year it celebrated with much enthusiasm
asoth anniversary. lis great mistake, u seems ia
tecn 10 attach too much importance 10 tHe s''@'c
vote. carried al the last court which "oupu certain
have been set aside when camer eounses prov s'ie'
The advisers Of the Captain-Cenerd have acted VIII
,rh,o ,,rec,pitancy II. II. II. Is row paying u
,epaltv for the unfortunate appointment OF the Dui