New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-22

his life will DO much prolonged. He suffers great
discomfort and his pain very distressing 20 witness
The Queen whose devotion is unsurpassed nurses him
and never leaves HIS room. The question Of Re
pency IS already being discussed ana 1t seems likely
that the Queen whose devotion has awakened feelings
of great respect among the people, with whom she
was not at first POPULAR viii have everything her own
way.
THE MoRIER OUTRAGE.
I hear that the Bismarck-Morer incident has not
created the slightest friction between the Governments
of Berlin and St James's. Lord Salisbury mas nsu
M communication on the matter whatever Ihe
whole affair is being treated private matter be-
tween Sir Robert and Prince Bismarck, whose relations
have never been friendly.
CARDINAL MANNING.
The Silver Jubilee of Cardinal ManninTs Epscopa'e
viii be made the occasion OF a testimonial, whloh
takes tho form Of freeing his procathedral at hensng
TON from a debt Of ELI eco. Cardinal Manning was
con,ecra,sd Archbishop Of Westminster IN succession
| N Cardinal wiseman In 1865. The twenty 18th an
ptversary viii not actually occur, therefore, uhui
1890 but It is well to take time by the foreiock IN
these affairs Already the fund has assumed goouis
dimensions The Duchess Of Newcastle, MARQUIS oil
Rpon and Lord Edmund Talbot are among tne aOnorS
q, eos each. The Comic de Paris gives ~
lord RosEBERYs ELEcrroNEERINe
Most of the elections in England are accompanied
NV frantic exhorations to vote for this or that cahd
RoSebery limited his injunction to the first word OF
| this appeal All he had to say was, Vote AS inc
dehniiated dandy m Dckens's story thought that It
was better TO hang the wrong fellow than no fenow'
so Lord Rosebery held II was better to voe lor inc
wrong man than not to vote at AL Inc CouhS
Councils will meet as regularly organized ooaes on
April l. The interval viii not DO given up 10 iie
| ness. ahey VIII presently enter upon sort Oh
| Intermediates state Of contamination what tho
act terms Provisional Councils whose ist business
viii DO to complete their organization by eieotns
/ County Aldermen who may be chosen rom their
own number or outside They may not be more than
one in six of the Councillors. ThB proportion VIII
give nineteen Aldermen for the County. OF London
| 10 11s elected members This choice Of Aldermen
VIII at once be decisive indication OF the character
of the new body and WIN for good or for evil help
| TO confirm that character.
BIMETALLIsM.
! Whatever Mr.. Chaplin undertakes he does thor
oughly II is his strong conviction that bmetaiiism
is the burning question OF the future, which
induces him to devote his brief vacation 10 a BIZ
| metallic crusade Bimetallism makes stranger bed
| fellows than misfortune, for IL seems that MessrS
George Howell, Joseph Cowen, samuel Smith, Samuel
Montague and Bradlaugh are all agreed upon the
subject. The Chambers of Commerce have both pro-
nounced strongly In its favor. -----
GIFT TO MRS. PHELPS.
| Lady Salisbury and Lady Rosebery VIII present on
|
hoop composed Of eleven fine African diamonds, FUR
nished by Mr. Darlington, who received the com
mission for the Queens Jubilee necklace, subscribed
for by several friends Mrs. Phelps 10 commemorate
her soiourn n London. The movement has given riso
| 10 some heart-burning questions amongst the mem
bers of that most susceptible body the Corps Dplo
| matiQue 1t has been asked more than once why the
| Countess Karolyi who tarried here much longer and
entertained very largely. received such mark OF
attention.
DANCING AT DUBLIN CASTLE,
Mr. and Miss Bafour's ball given at st. PatricRs
| Hail. Dublin Castle, on Wednesday last, new de-
parure in secretarial hospitality, and one which much
! commended itself to Dublin people. The dancers had
perfect floor. lots Of space, and supper IN tne
picture gallery. Mr. IAddell and his musictmen were
placed on the dancing floor not above, as usual Be
tween six and seven hundred guests filed the hall
comfortably but did overcrowd It. and as many OF
the dresses had been ordered for the coming Drawing
| Room In February the general effect was very good
FINE ARTS.
Sir Coutts Lindsay with his Century Of British Arr
4 17371s37 at the Grosvenor Gallery has thrown back
! the New Gallery on the relic hunters, and left the
| Academy nowhere. Such handsome Casoorongns
| Bipping northeasteriy Constabes, rich brown and
| yellow ReynoIdses and mastery genuine cromes
| from Norwich and clever sham ones from
! France, are not 10 BIO together
| elsewhere In London. In comparison the British
side Of the National Gallery is a den of confusion
The private view at the Grosyenor on Saturday amer
noon was remarkable both for the quantity and quail
ity Of those who patronzed IT, The terrible block on
| the staircase was, regret TO say, repeated Inc
Duke Of Manchester conducted the Duchess IN goio
embroidered Jacket and skirt In the shades OF dark
| green from Calnsborough 10 Reynolds and rom
Turner 10 Crome. Lady de Grey also evineed par
TALLY for gold embroidery. Lady Randolph Churchh
| was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Proven. Many
ladies' Mrs. Renaids among the number, probably
regretted they had in velvet and fur. MI VII
son Barrett evidently did his best 70 console Mr'
Gilbert for his recent Disappointment The Russian
Ambassador brought his daughter Lord Granny
in short Jacket was almost the sole representative
Of the House Of Commons. Lord Rowton seemed al
most as much bored as Lord Hood Lord vantage
had good deal 10 say about the troubles OIL inc
Honorable Artillery Company than about the merits
| Of the Second Series Lady 0nslow took rogretiui
farewell of the inaugural functions. SIR Coutts Lind
| say looked moro cheerful than no has done ever
since the great schism when Tom Taylor wrote sun
Waters
| sPECuLATIoEs.
Eleotrics seem TO have engrossed public attention,
but 1t evident on Saturday evening thai they
had long since given place TO Nitrates.
THEATRTCALs.
Since Betsy disappeared, Mr.. wyndbam has
adorned the Criterion with gold paper and amber
drsperies. The Duke and Duchess of Teck' accom-
panied BY their children and Sir George
Arthur, came TO witness the revival
! Lady Diana Huddeston, In the next box was ~
| powder Lord and Lady Londesborough brought
large party from Crosvenor SQUARE Lazy no'h-
field ID black and crimson ana Lazy
Randolph churehlR IA daEsbipa and DaeS' we're 00'a