New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
TILE WORLD OF LONDON.
cupoS1cLED AND CRITICISED By MR. ED.
MUND YATES.
=, pRIeHr AS AN ANGLER-EMPERoR WILL
I.rs VISIT 10 ENeLAND-THE KING OF
uoI1AND-DUEE OF BUCKINGHAM AND
cu.rnos-soCIAI, NOTES
IBY CABLE 10 me- TRiBUNE.I

r.~hs ave OF his belief IN the Unonist cause, ana
nr tbe sacrifices no made for It, perhaps the most
3 sssrss,ersstio was that durng the passing OF Tie
c..s hin he hardly ever left The House OF Commons
49, !. A. hs on the spot were his vote necessary.
49, Are. night he spent at the House, IN the
- AZ shs smoking room. But he never took bis
=, RE House because he said he could not stand
80 rbeered by the Tories for voting with them.
ssoarb he had given Up going into general society,
= a,nsd out quietly with people whom ne mew, ana
<th whom he could smoke In the evening ana nave
,sr,x az tea of which he took great quantities. his
p-.rxst,on was vigorous, HIS language was fervid,
- eptoyment of things as strong as when ms years
~ vonnrer Occasionally the old hre within him
Ia hreak out again with all its carly strength In
=. xaras few imprisoned sentences No would pour
ss,.b food Of eloquence which emnpea those VINO
h..rs him Of the days when his speechos suHeo anu
,oossd the House of Commons ana ene country as no
: one eise's ever did, .4 a., -,
~. pr,rbt az a statesman, patriot and an orator,
nj hardly line OF him votary OF salmon hshms'
:, was not until after bis first attack OF nervous
sraton thai he addicted himself TO this pursuit, and
= 80 No ths fu,aess Of skill which belongs to one
who has been brought up on the banks OF salmon
liver But the spell OF It TOOK compete possession
:, him and his zeal devotion and aptitude went far to
s,,,r ara ,snk AZ early intuition. Almost from the
Srst he threw good lire, and after his first season
IA nAeded no hints frpm an attendant fisherman 70
teu ,.,u, whss was likely and what barren water
NJ was corversant with the Tweed, the Tay and the
snsy His fayorfte river was the Spey, and he had
sute mastsrpa mat peculiar cast which anglers know
ss the spey throw.s Season after season. when the
passes were the sporting teaants of the Tulchan
shootiugs and fsings, Dir. Bright was an assiduous
ana successful fisherman in the upper spey Once In
sh he rarely failed TO bring 1T to the gaf, no matter
hov violent and resoute its resistance. he kept his
h,sd cool and his line tight and combined imperurba
fls pstence with ne judgment and great resolution
snd IN the fitness OF time the FISH, exhausted showed
rs gIsamirg slyery side and suddenly drfted within
reach Of the gan.
THE GERMAN EMPERoRs VISIT.
IL has now been definitely settled that the visit
o. the German Emperor Is 10 take place at the end OF
Jure when the Queen is ut Cowes. AotiRa OF eight
German ironelads viii accompany him, and he viii be
welcomed by bis grandmother officially as Emperor
Although IL is improbable that ne win come to
London, naval manoeuvres large scale are likely
TO take place during his stay. Count Herbert Bis
marck comes with him.
CONDITION OF THE KING OF HOLLAND.
The truth about the King of tho Netherlands has
some out. Why such mystery has been made OF It
As .nconeeivabls He has been quite out Of his
mind for months, with occasional slmpses OF sanity
sho doctors informed the Government long ago thas
there was no chance Of his rallyng and that ultimately
he would become quite mad-tnder which circu1n-
stances bis health might improve and his life be pro-
Ion red. which now is said to be not ualikely. The
Queen iong snrax nom ssau'.ns 80, - s,.s.nS,s
sae Knew NUua 1,o ~ ~ last been forced
- 49, .,,ar,v AZ king. who at frs. could not
hear her out Of his sight, conceived most volen'
$50 NJ, - h,,ssrto
TEr DEAD DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM
The last ruke Of buckingham ana Chandos viii be
remembered as one of the best men Of business who
ever sat ir the Houss Of Lords. His grasp Of detail
was extraordinary. and ON matters Of procedure ana
other technical questions no could SPEAK wia e sAne
authority and precision as In oiaer days, On tne nOss
sbstrusive points connecfed VITO tne hiAnsseos' u
the London and Northwestern haiWay' A.'oousn ~
was naturally man OF nomeS eas.es anu uu"'' s"s
eane N - ~ s,S,.. baVaaS and lv