New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21

London May 20.-There Is not the slightest founfss
ton for the widely circulated report that ireland IA
TO be visited this year by either the Queen or as
Prince OF wales. Her Majesty will go to Bslnor,l
for the autumn on leaving her palace, and the Prince
Of Wales who goes II is asserted. b IIomburg FINN
Carlsbad, will remain on the Continent TIL toward
the end OF October Everything was ordered % ba
in readiness for the Queens arrival at BamoraI on
Saturday last and the interior Of the csstle having
lust undergone an annual renovation, the whole plaoe
is In spck and span order While all the walks In thu
grounds and the private drives In the Royal forxt.
have been brought into trim condition The data
OF Her Majesty's arrival at Bamoral depends entirely
upon the health Of the Princess Beatrice, but she "a
not now expected unnl the end OF next week Ths
Queens spring sojourn will be much shorter than
usual It is settled that she leaves there for Windsor
on Friday, June FL.
DEATH OF AN OLD SERVANT OF THE QUEES'A
Tho Queen has lost one Of her Oldest and most d.
voted servants in Miss Hldyard. She went q
governess to the Princess Royal and the Prince 0,
Wales when they were quito little children, and ~
NAMED IN the Queens service nearly twenty yesss.
After leaving the Queen Miss Hildyard was made a
ST. Katherine Sister and lived In one Of the quaint
little house in Regents Park. The Royal family were
all much attached her and frequently visited her
and the Queen, ono OF the last occasions which
she came TO London, went TO pay her visit The
Processes always treated her like old friend Of
whom they very fond, and wherever they were,
either publicly in private, kissed her afec ona,ey
and putting their around her waist, would stand
talking and laughing TO her they were again hss
pupils.
NEW MAID OF HONOR AT WINDSOR.
Miss LOTUS the new maid OF honor. is the daughrv
OF Captain and Lady Katherine LOTUS, and niece Of
Lady Ely. Miss LOTUS Is a pretty, bright girl and
went down 10 Windsor before she appointed b
inspected by the Royal Family, and being approved Of
was gazeted. 1t said that during the life Of JOAa
pfU1an
always a sine qua non. and that he had stronE Ike
and dslikes about many OF the Household, which 10
never failed TO show when the Opportunity arose.
THE DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH's JEWELS
Tie most noticeable jewels at buckingham PLsce
last Tuesday The five huge sapphires In tho
Duchess Of Edlnburgh's burden Of gems. By way Of
contrast the most noticeable man was tho blind Grand
Duke who stood for two whole hours upright add
serene amid brispce which he could only imagine.
LORD LYTToSs ILLNESS.
In spte Of all that has been said 10 the contrary,
have reason believe Lord Lytton's illness more
grave than is supposed. lie has for long time
been suffering from nasal Affection and has already
had two slight operations: but this last operation.
which took place Monday, Was morn serious IL
was said that be left Paris for political reasons Tho
truth was tina, be came TO London for advice. "
FauveI his French doctor, being anxious that 10
should DO under tho best surgeon In London.
THE EMPRESS EUGENE PAYING VISITS.
Those who met the Empress Of the French IN the
course OF her daily walks at Malvern last week IN
which she was always accompanied by Madame Bour-
| baki, were surprised to see how much of her old
beauty she stin retains. Accompanied by suite Of
six, she arrived quito unex pectedly AZ Foley Arms
and her visit TO Worcestershire IS likely 10 be repeated
as her health greatly benefited by the fine air
! Of the hills during her stay. Lady Henry somerset
welcomed her Eastnor Castle, and although
kart nean ~ 0NsnR
over TO sec Lady Emily Foley, at stoke Edith Park,
she found time spend entire day at Birmingham
and TO take numerous drives IN the neiEhborhood
Nothing pleased her more than the entire absence OF
mobblng and the respectful sympathy shown 70 her by
! al those whom she happened 70 meet
THE oRLEANIsT CELEBRAT ABANDONED.
The silver wedding fetes Of the Comte and Comtesss
do Paris, at the star and Garter, which were to have
brought AL tho world 10 RtchmOnd at the end OF tho
month, have been suddenly counmimanded, although
[ the Due dc Chsrrs arrived there Oh Wednesday.
The French Government seems 10 have made IL clearly
understood that the projected gathering would be 10
| garded In the light OF an ant-Republcan demon
| stration, and that its penalty Of exile might very
possibly be visited all those participating in Il
Under these circumstance and specially with view
to the approaching elections II was deemed prudent
to abandon the idea. The celebration WILL therefore,
be Of a purely domestic character
LORD DELAwARR's COMING OF AGE.
Lord Delawarr's friends, ncghbors and tenants
not likely soon forget the coming OF festivities
| OF last week. \ house party Of forty, including
strong contingent OF dancing men, secured the trium
plant success OF three balls, at the first Of which tho
County mustered IN force, and Erridge salts
factorly represented. The laborrs dinner. speeches
and presentations all went of without hitch and tbs
! leafy glatcs Of Ashdown Forest seemed moro
beautiful than they did Friday. when Mr.. Allen
Sare brought down whole army OF visitors from
London by special train.
CARDINAL MANNINGs SILVER JUBILEE
The list Of subscribers the testimonial to Cardinal
Manning. in honor OF his archepiscOpal silver jubilee,
swcs apace. There are now two funds in the field,
one free the PrO.Cathedral OF Kensington from
debt Of 10000 pounds and the other present His
Emlncnce further 10 devote any other obJec
In his choice The Duke of Norfolk subscribes 10 the
latter fund 500 pounds, Lord Butte 100 pounds LAZY
Hawkins, the wife OF the Judge who 10 . member Of
| Cardinal MannIng's flock, 100 pounds. and Lord
! French, Sir Humphrey Do Traford, LADY Hunting
tower Sir Charles Halle and Lord Arundel OF Warour
smaller Considering the good start made ~
seems likely that by juno Of year, The eai date
| to be celebrated sum something Ike @oooo pouhu'
will be collected, all of which will be devoted oy
dnal Manning to the charities nearest to his heart
GENERAL BoULANGER's HOUSE
The house in Portland Place now occupied py CEN
cral Boulanger was trnanted last year oS ~. 49,
the Australian millionaire, VII" owns VOC -. -
mine but It's nord furniture evidently o''onHe p" ~"
epoch of its original owner. Co"hei hI,,'
fame as q financial brokrr and was suIn,u-, 80
! formed tnto n hIv ecdgrd Colonel ana fefS'ah ou-
sulGcnera. Bv strange coineaensr, ,t" go
OF Napoleon Immediately faces ,nr ~ "a N,L. Az.
erals study Figures of Louis Nv S' 80
,n'n.,,s -, ,hs over maneI. and in the drawing
,rht
,oo" -" ~" <.o,n,n III and The Empress Eugen'o.
colonel Ellis seems to have ,''a benevolent H.S inter
est in French history and the Generals French VS.
ltors insist on regarding tn" relics IN 'n' iKH' VI
favorable omen
A STORY PROM THE sANp"i'n i"i'"
-,.s,s lecture at Princo's Hall on rneeday