New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
cuRoNrCIEp AND CRITICISED BY MR. ED
MUND YATES.

-..rM. 1859: BrJfe Ne" iWh H'o'"e'
,o.Gnn Aos 1a-The Queen is evidently iast
Lohuon' &c -, rsnent indispostoa. Tho Prince
.0o.'"e = cary lame when he left the Charing
% ",eS s,atios for Hamburg, and has suffered
-, - from, his leg He has been warned oy MS
efe'' p' ~ very careful. lie VIII be glad to ind
- ss,r Emprcss Frederick, at the schiosS' ana no
u.s I'M 40 all that lie can in hndheaTtedness
aoo,n over her feelings OF irritation at the vist
soa no England 1t Is said that the Empress
y - much exasperated and irritated al the
or,s visit to the Queen, and that she would not
NV the subject 10 be mentioned TO her while he
os At Osborne. The Prince OF Wales Is TO stay at
umburc for three weeks after which he returns home
IN order TO pay visit to the Duke and Duchess OF
re. Al Braemar and then goes to Denmark TO join
family party at Fredensborg Castle Empress
tterlck is to leave Homburg for England the first
week OF next month. accompanied by Princesses
Victoria Sophia and Margaret of Prussia, and they
VIII reside during September at Abergeldie.
GAME AT BALMoRAL..
The keepers out on Balmoral moor at day.
break on the 18TH and managed TO send oil some boxes
Of grouse to Her Majesty and the Prince Of Wales by
the train which runs from Ballater to Aberdeen in
connection with the limited mail Grouse shooting is not
feature either Of Bslmoral Of Abergedie, but there
are always plenty of birds for the castle larer and
for the numerous presents which the Queen sends away
The sporting speciality on the royal grounds Is deer
stalking I'm Balnoral, whltemount and Balloohoue
forests, TO which may be added fOeSnoOung IN ADer~
gelde and Birdall woods.
WELSH GREETING.
Nothing can Do more complete than the collapse OF
Mr.. Gee with regard TO the attempt TO boycott mo
Queens VISIT 10 Wales. lie finds himself entirely
abandoned by his once faithful followers Only two
Nonconformst ministers throughout the whole prin-
rpay have declined TO sign the Address of welcome
and hey together with Nh. Gee, now form an un-
pop La triad OF political taOrs Of ToOleys Dsssenes
are especially indignant at his action, as on other
occasions Mr. Gee has acted their authorized spokes-
man. and they are appIehensive lest they may now
lie compromised by his dslOyal utterances, which they
most cnphaically repudiate and reprobate The out-
come OF his ridiculous manifesto Will be 10 make the
loyal demonstrations Of his oorrligonsts far more I'M
posing and far more unanimous than they would
otherwise have been
THE sACKVILLE WILL
The lawsuit which has been brought by relatives OF
the late Lord sacEvc 10 test the validity Of his will
has not been settled and unless some arrangement IS
arrived at the Attorney General will represent the
pres Of the KnoL whle Sir Henry James docs
ba the fortunate aids of 5onor 1t " as gen
orally thought that the Queen would use her influence
70 bring about compromise but yet she has made
no sign. The present Lord Sackvle has no intention
Of allowing his official career 10 end with the untowad
incident which led 10 his departure from Washington
Pending the decision Of the Court Of Probate. he has
RETAINED from taking up his abode Knole Park. for
large portion of the funituye goes If the will stands
good TO tue fair lcgatecs. Lord Sackville. who
expects an appointments at any moment, is now pay
ne sores of visits bnt the archaeological and aich
tectural treasures of Knolc Park are open
10 the public
THE MAYBlICK CASE.
Mr. Matthews has had very rough time the last
CIV days and 10 crown his misortunes the Lord Chan
.eIlor has left London the country and Mr. Justice
stephens mas gone 70 Ireland. Mrs Maybrcks
,,.ri.sI ,lv In oil fn
To- 40 II IS sail that justice stephens feels all
that ha, passed most deeply He, doubt made /
TOO important affair Of the whole thing and the |
two days summng-up bamboozlcd the jury and left |
impression their minds that the judge believed
in Tie prisoners guilt Many of his brother judges
feel that though there is strong suspicion that Mr..
MayNrck ed from arsenic, thcs quantity found is 50
small that he might easily have died from something
else and that Tho jury hohl have been told thai the
evidence was moi conclusive on that point.
GENERAL BoULANGER.
General Eoulangcr appears 70 be in no way cast
down ty The of the High Court, which he /
always an, pate3 from the outset. The whole bust
ness ssyOr strongly of comic opera. and within four
hours Of Il. lie Rogers elaborate Judgment being /
Delivered the darm'less leader Of the Revsonis's was
10 be seen at the Prince Of Waess Theatre, listening
placidy 10 tho hum0r Of Paul JOnos.1 Since his /
condemnation he has received saclfll of sympa- /
the,!c telcgr2ms from all parts Of tho world The /
ehefs of his party cont 10 fit between Paris and
London with phenomenal rapidly, and political pill |
rrmages TO Portland ace are more frequent than .
ever. General BOulangefs sole anxiety T. 10 secure .
the involalilty Of tho ballot, and he maintains that
his election can only DO invaldatel by tho Chamber
teel He believes that he will succeed in spite OF
the strength AMI influence Of his a1fversarlos
NiE. EDGAR VINCENT.
I SCI It rlmorcd that Mr.. Edgar Vincent may pos
sbly succeed MIR Foster manager Of the ottoman
Bank. wonder # this announcement has anything
10 with his ineXpicabn neglect to answer the serf
Gus allegations made by sir william Marriott in his
pamphlet At any rate. the transfer Of Mr.. Edgar
Vincent 10 Turkey will give the Khedlval family an
excellent opportunity OF testing the validity Of their
claims against him IN court OF law.
PICTURESQUE ENGLAND.
No artist OF to day has hunted after the picturesque
spots OF our island with greater rest than Mr. Bflct
Foster During this summer he has been completing
series Of drawings OF Of the moro notable places
IN the United Kingdom. The itinerary is very in
teresting one He IS putting the drawings on stone
with his own hand and they are TO be reproduced in
coors as a Christmas souvenir, and promise TO make
ito most elegant book OF the season. Both originals
and reproductions will shortly be exhibited at Messrs.
DowdeswelrS.
NEw ENGRAvINGS
Engravers are already busy over two Of the more
notable pictures Of this years Academy for Mr.
Arthur Lucas. Mr.. Gerald Robinson IS mezzotiDtng
Mr. Frank DicAsees poctcal rendering Of The Passing
Of Arthur" and Mr.. T. Gilbert Hester Is reproducing
In line Mr.. Marcus ssne's' more homey study, Tho
First Loye-Letter,' which VIII be publi he'd as "a
companion 20 The Peacemalier,' picture from tho
same brush. l
NEW POEMS.
Both OF greater poo;s Lord Tennyson and Mr. 1
Browning VIII have ready in the autumn new volumes
Of shorter pieces. Each viii contain some collected
Fragments but the larger portion Of tie contents VIII
10 new to the reading public.
ANOTHER EXHIBITION