New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-26
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRoNICLED AND CRITICISED BY Mr. IN
MUND YATES.

Copyright; 1889 BY The Hev York Tvfb,tn.
London. Nov. 25.-The Queen had a beautiful d.v 4.
leaving Balmoral, and the drive Balater in an 90
carriage must have made her regret that shs had !.
come south. She looked very we'll both there ana :.
Aberdeen and Perth, where. usual. the public w..
excluded. and the usual band Of devoted adherents
as the Duke Of Athole Mrs. Drrmmond etc, being a.
sent. She was somewhat lame. both at Perth and :.
Windsor. where she arrived Thursday. and xajl.s
with stick, but looked wonderfully well and NON. q,
for the long journey. and Lord Salisbury and -,
Prince Of Wales expressed. after their return f,,
Windsor. wonder al seeing how vigorous and well al
was after the journey.
THE SULTANS IMPERIAL GUESTS.
Tho visit Of the German Emperor and Enur.., =.
Constantinople has cost the Sultan from frs, n -,
at least 10000 pounds. All the preparations O.
the Imperial guests on truly Oriental x,,. :.
splendor being Characterized by the most Lavish :.
travagances in every department. Emperor VIM
Is much blamed for having allowed the Em1-ss .
accept diamonds from tho Sultan which an h
to have cost upward of $4,000 pounds. M No..
value of the half of a shploM Of superb rr.,s...
! which were carried to Berlin IS estimated "a 4,
nearly co 900 pounds. The Sultan showed the er..,
est complacency toward his guests but the Eupe,,,
left Constantlnople firmly convinced that Abdm
Hands morbid dread of assassination rendered him
practically insane Tho palace which the Gerna,
Emperor and Empress occupied during their vlsl, /,
situated within the extensive grounds Of Yldlz Kiosk
where the Sultan always lives. The palace, which
is simply huge Swiss chalet with gables balconies and
carvings, stands hill and commands one Of the
finest views In tho world. 1t is guarded on an sdss
by a chain of sentres. The vast and thIckly wooded
mark which surrounds the sultans residence contain,
| in addition to several palaces great number Of
klosks In which the Imperial household and bodygIa
who number 5000 persons reside.
ROYAL COUPLE on THEIR TRAVELS.
The Duke and Duchess Of Connaught will VIII,
japan before returning TO England from India
SHOOTING FOR MARKET AS WELL AS SPORT
The Duke Of Cambridge has not been particularly
fortunate in HIS recent shooting parties. At ons
house the lunch cold and the birds few and
far between but at certain ordly mansion the usual
basket of game TO take away altogether wanting
The somewhat warm rcmonstranco Of the aidedecamu
in attendance only produced very inadequate supply
and H. subsequently transpired that the noble host
and his distinguished guests had shot for tho marhi
as well sport.
QUEEN CHRISTINA AND THE ExARcHDUKE.
There IS rumor at Berlin and Vienna that the
recent hurried visit Of Achduke Abrecht 10 his niece
the Queen Regent Of Spain, was caused by her In
tention to contract second marriage snor'iy, I'd
which all her Hapsburg relatives arc strongly op
posed 1t IS whispered, moreover. that the Queens
future husband is her klnsman, Archduke John SAL
yator of Hapsburg- Lorraine, who having renouncod
his rank and titles is known TO his frehds - 'oao
Ortiz Archduke John, however Is constantly oeins
talked about in this way for few weeks ago thes
was a report that he would probably marry me Arch
duchess Stephanie
AN APPOINTMENT TO BE ATTACKED.
The Opposition intend attack the appointment Oh
Lord Harris to Bombay, in the House Of Commons. On
the ground that IL is irregular I'll such post neay
six months in advance and that when vacancy reaJ
occurs It Is possible that Lord salisbury may not d
| In Office
TWO PLANES OF THE LIBERAL PLATFohNf
hear that Mr. Gladstone consented 10 add payment
of members to tho separatst programme and NJ -
very strongly urged 10 announce the fact IN MAN
chester next week. Professor Stuart is understood
have officially communicated this new advance In Mr.
Gladstones views the London Radical Association.
Both this question and that of the eght-houn work
ing day Ir Gladstone being at present only open to
conviction as to the latter PROPOSAL will lead to bsr
ouarrels in the Separatist camp. and therefore tho
greatest efforts being made to prevent tns eisnE
hours question from being brought up at Manchester
A SILLY STORY ABOUT THE GRAND oLp MAN.
The silly season is evidently raging with severity
when we find VANITY FAIR announcing that MI "'S.
stone Is 10 receive peerage. and Inc 81 'AnoS.
Gazette7 with nfantile ingenuousness' WHICH d. 'e
is worthy of sympathy. actually accepting this nOinA
nonsense seriousness.
hear that Lord Randolph Churchill is rather caugn'
by the popularity of the Social programme Oh 'ne
liberals and that he conemplates paying on OLD
scores against the Tory leaders By appearing with inc
rival programme the interests Of Tory democracy
Lord Randolph IS disappointed politician. and Ike
most disappointed men, is disposed to DO reckless and
wayward. / believe the heads of his programme an
reduction in taxation leasehold enfranchsement an,
better homes for the working classes He proposes
h- 0lpiD larre
town and county councils
LADY TREVELYAN ON THE STUMP.
A new accession to the ranks Of the lady orators
was made last week. in Glasgow. when Lady IevepAa
appeared at meeting called for the purpose OF iounu
ing a Womans Liberal Association at Brdseton near
Glasgow, her husbands constituency. Lazy ii''es
made a short but excellent speech. and though SUMO
ing from nervousness acquitted heIsen 'ei' "oh ~
Of the best II not the BEST of all the ly SPEAKERS OF
rho conservative side is Dowseer Lady Wesbury sas
vas one OF the principal speakers at the large No~
serative Gathering held in honor OF LORD 0hahoo"o'
| and Lady Halsbury at Cardlf last "coA' H'1' WV"
bury spoke for nearly half an hour ..
| SIR FREDERICK ABEL ANXIOUS ~ NE
Sir FredericR Abel is reported to be anxious 70
retire from his duties I'm connection WIN INC 4Hpe
| Institute as soon suitable opportunity
More than one pillar of society mas cast ' .s'.,
eve on the post and the iu'uro
Will be very keeny contested
GAIETY BALL At THE METRopoLE.
Tho Caictv hall at the Hotel Metropoe, "eoneSp
ovoninr was a distinct success. in spite OF '0'
scnce through illness of Miss Florence ST. Jonn ~.
,yas 70 have been the heroine of the fete MI. ~
Rotbschld under the cheering influence OF ~. "a,
and white decorations, speedily Ieco'eru ~ :. No
| donression of spirits engendered oy N'' 80
| povalty: Mr. Leo arrived Just In uHo " "A.
royd Randolph Churchill and his friends n
savoy: Colonel North stayed Just long euV.' a.
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