New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16

,,,oun bursting its old bands and bonds OF reu
-. .r.mnlina on traditions, intent only on put
- ord ,,cening afioat force at least equai 10
,hat Of any two other European Powers, OF any
60 who can concevably combine against Eng
,and His best ally, though most candld irenu
ord critic Lord Charles Beresford, is not lar o"
urohablv the most popular officer IN the Navy
certainly one Of the best officers OF has own rank
full Of humor. and of good humor. ana w''h ueNii
,nongh 10 take ship anywhere ana 40 any 'ilins
u;, her Mr.. Forwood is another Admiralty ON
W, -, roro,n and Sir Gerald Fitzgerald another,
49, 1o,tor Accountant General and husband TO one
80 The late Lord Houghton's daughters
cabinet Minister'S past and present are not
wanting. Mr. Richie, not the least OF theh' lat
hlaclx.haired. black-eyed, erect rather soidieriy
ecure with piercing glance and energetic move
.,ont author of the new local government OF thlS
.onptrv which has already rcvoutlonzed It's mu-
;ial life and is big with still bigger revolutions
ord George Hamilton Of course is Oaplhet MIN
'so. and so is Sir Michael Hicks Beach; the only
~no Of his colleagues whose personal friendship
gov Lord Randolph Churchill is believed to be
a0,i,ical as we'll silent man, slightly reserved
:, manner. but with such resource when Leader
:, che House of Commons and cool capacity Tor
emergencies as not every leader possesses Mr..
Cbanbcrlain comes on board at Splthead, Mrs.
chamberlain with him, and thenceiorth they sit
in corners and talk to each other. They do not,
=, onv rate talk to Mr. john Morley, who arrives
ny the same tender, minus his luggage, lost on the
tourney from London: spends night and morning
with US: dScourseS gravely to Mr.. Depew and 9th
ers and vanishcs perhaps in search of his missing
portmantcau. There are a dozen of N. P.s beslde,
Mr. William Lowther and Mrs. Lowthcr, the kindly
60 a.. ~ b.,IS IN .oDl on
Mr.. jackson. sort OF watchdog of the Treasury,
like the late Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois Mr.. Will
hanson. Sir George Baden Powell and others, who
esislatc wisely or unwisely for their country.
OF journalists / count less than half dozen :;
hardly enough TO Justify the remark which LlV-
erpool lady was good enough to address TO me
about the company being mixed, because so
many of the Press had to be asked, you know
Mr. Lucy is well known 10 you perhaps he ought
TO have been put among the NJ. P.S; he IS " NIr.
Punch's" Toby VI. P7 but he is too good a
man to bc spared from his proper profession Mr.
Russell. of The Liverpool Post and MIR. Lowell,
of "1he Liverpool Mercury" are opposed IN poll
tics and competitors in circulation, but seem very
good friends. The London papers are hardly rep
resented at ALL an omission from when you
may see how little pains Mr. lSnay has
taken to advertise his ship. lie has
preferred to ask his friends or the friends OF the
line. There are naturally good many Liver
pool people notably group of extremely pretty
Liverpool girls; with great deal to say Tor
themselves.
The Marquis and Warehouses of Stafford are
among those who embark at Liverpool; Who VIII
some day be Duke and Duchess of Sutherland.
Lord Stafford is a cOdrector with Mr. lsmay on
the London and Northwestern. When Lady Stat
What and how much may be said in print of a
lady who is not n public parsonage unless to be
an ornament of society is to be public person
age? She has already been described in an Eng
lish paper as the beautiful daughter of Lord
Rosslyn, and the yachting costume She wore as
the despair of those Liverpool girls for whom
train is put on TO take them 10 London in the
morning in time 70 try on their gowns and return
in the evening for dinner. Beyond this indiscreot
quotation | will not 90. And Lady Claud Haml-
ton, the Countess Of Shaftcsbury, and her daugh-
ter, Lady Violet Ashley, Mrs. lsmay, who was our
most kindly and excellent hOsteSS-whGt | could
say of all these and others about whom the Amer
lean Girl. ! know is curious, shall be said 10 her
in private, on her personal application, and not
otherwise | return to the other sex for a moment
in order to name Lord WOlmcr, who ought 10
have been named among the members of Parlia-
ment; Lord Selborne's son, who, while yet a Lib
eral, married Lady Maud Cecil daughter to the
Marquis Of Salisbury. In the course of events he
has become Liberal Unionst. and he and his
wife are here together. Sir Charles Upper is
think, the only Canadian. Sir Frederick Leighton
the only Royal Acadcmiclan, Sir Henry Loeb the
only Colonial Governor al three men Of real dis
tinction And there are many more too many 10
dwell on and Will not offer you "a mere catalogue
OF names Mr. Depew shall be named, however,
because he is too we'll known in America to need
a single word, and because | shall have TO quote
him further on. Such was the company with
which, on that sunny Thursday morning, the
Teutonic steamed down the MerSey and set ont
on voyage destined to he from beginning 10 end
delightful. G. w. s.