New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-03
THE WORLD OF LONDON
CHRoNICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR.. Ed
MUND YATES
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TAKERS FROM THE ROYAL HERDs-A COM.
ING STRUGGLE IN THE C0MNoNs-LoRD
EgMoNT SELLS OUT TO HIS TEN.
ANrS-LITERARY AND ORA.
MATIo NOTES.
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Copyright: 1889: BY Ths Esw- York Tribune
London, Dec. 2-Thc Prince Of wales showed N
traces Of his recent Illness Friday evening when
he took advantage of his flying visit to London to 20
to the Ahambra and sandow, in whose feats Of
strength he seemed deeply interested
THE IMPERIAL BRAZILIAN EXILEs.
Tho announcement in the papers that Bushey psrk
has been placed at the disposal of the ex Emperor
and Empress OF Brazil by the Queen is unfoundod
She may have stated that she has objection to thu
place being occupied by tho Emperor and Empress
If they wish to visit England. This is following thu
precedent OF 1s4s, when King Leopold obtained the
Queens permission to lend Claremont TO the ORLEANS
family. and they continued to reside there IN sul,.
OF Lord Pamerstons desperate efforts TO eject them
Lord Palmerston's hatred Of Louis Philippe was Quit
a craze and the singIlarly ungracious manner m
which he opposed the residence at Claremont was q.
beginning of his alienation from Court and from Ior
John Russell, which ended in the catastrophe of h,
abrupt dismissal from the Foreign Office in December
| 1851.
COUNT HERBERT AT CoNSTASTINoPLE.
| A trustworthy correspondent writes: Count B.s.
marck, whom the English and French style Herbert
in order to anger his father, dined only with two
Ambassadors during his visit to Constantinopls-ths
German and British-and went much out Of his way
| to be OWL to all tho English that he met
DISSENTING VIENNA FOR BERLIN.
A number Of distinguished personages who usually
pass their winters in Vienna arc about TO migrate to
Berlin for this season. There Will be hardly any
court festivities In Vienna and no State balls The
Empress Is in such bad health that she Is quite
unequal to any social duties. Berlin. on the other
hand. which has been deadly dull for two years.
Is to make amends for its long mourning and there
will probably be very gay winter as the Emperor has
lntImated that he wishes the entertainments 10 DO
numerous and brilliant and Court reception is TO
be held before Christmas
PRIZES TAKEN BY THE QUEENS FAT STOCK.
The show Of fat stock at Birmingham this week
leads up that greater apotheosis Of fat which will
bring so many country gentlemen farmers 10 London
next week. Most Of the prizes at the birmingham
show we're awarded saturday and nearly all the
highest honors were by the Queen, who sent nne
bulochs from Windsor with which she won four
first prizes and two seconds Her Maiesy's tn
umphs did not end here she also won the special
nrzes given for the best OF the Hereford and Shorho
breeds while, the browning triumph OF all, nee
Shorthorn then took the Aldingham Challenge Cup
and the 100 guineas given for the best bullock IN all
classes. The Prince of Wales sent some catue anu
sheep from sandrngham. but the only princ ne won
was a second with pen Of southampton sheep
Among other successful exhibitors was the DUKE o.
Portland, whose shorhorns seem to be as normdsoe
his race-hOrses
STATIONS FOR THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT.
During the last few weeks no fewer than ffty'ons
hackney stations have been purchased In NorfoiK,
Suffolk and Yorkshire by agents of the Italian Govern
ment
MIR. GLADSTONE AND Mr.. BALFouR.
hear that Mr.. Gladstone IS greatly annoyed at
what he is said to have described as the needless
folly of his wire. pulers in arranging that his Aso-
chester speech should be delivered the very day
danoo finn Al EdtnburQh.
GOVERNMENT AID TO EDUCATION.
There seems to be no doubt that one of the schemes
to be brought forward by the Government this yes
will be the bill for providing assisted education Tho
surplus that the Chancellor OF the Exchequc VIII
have dispose OF is so large that there seems 70 30
a certainty that the same provision VIII he at onee
made for England as made for Scotland Tho
Cladstonians and Liberationists frantic The
money required will be about a million and half
pounds and they see that II the question IS treated
in the same way the Scotch one was they VIII Dc
in a real predlcament. The Liberatonists will de-
rounce it a subsidy TO the Church Of England out
they will be face 10 face with the fact thai the prh-
cipe has already been acted in Scotland vita inc
consent of their leaders and that the GovernEent
will have the support of tho Irish members In Scot
land the board schools do fve-sxths of the elementary
educational work in England they only DO one
third of 500 900 pounds earned in fees they
get about 600 900 pounds. These figures are What
OF the Exchequer's proposals will be most hoty con-
tested The assistance of the state will b, given 70
denominatonal as well to board schools. and tho
proposal therefore. will be offensive in the eyes OF
the fiercer and intolerant dissenteFs iney
look with dislike and jealousy on anything "a"
may strengthen the Church and the depsrun
of the Government on the subject Of education wnl
believe be resisted by more violent nonconformiv'
AN IRISH LANDLORD SELLS OUT
h,s
the south of Ireland HIS tenants for 2oOooo pounds
and ar fifteen years purchase His having done 80
has infatuated his neghbors, who find impossoo
10 get larger price for their land and they c~'"o
afford 10 sell at that price. Indeen some ~ 80
Egmont's property only fetched thirteen 'o''' p"
chase. -. end. r,u.b
The Government scheme Of land pufeha' LINZ ~,
more favor I'm the eyes of Irish Iandior"s S"0' ~
salisbury announced that it was not " oo e.nE 80 %
In fact a vast majority Of IRISH properuos afe o
heavily mor,caged that the owners II oonseo 10 sou
would be absolutely ruined, ana at 'i'ie non0'' 80
q good harvest with the price OF ca''i' Aoop,e
thew Arc able 10 make better thing OUT vi 'nen
than they would OF any pos'''' 'r
get after a compulsory SAFE
,,rvpv NJ. sTANLEY's MOVEMENTS.
A., s,aniov e expected to spend Christmas either 81
,.n.,.a. or Mombassa where he will be welcomed oy
~oIonsI Evan smith and George Mackenzie. Sir "af
49,, S,aoLirnon believes he will reach London duris
IN, third week in January.
SIR WALTER SCOTS DIARY IN Ifrh
II was not till his busy years had gone Oy .ns.
Walter scott began to keep diary Inc iSs .rsc
Of his life we're not all that the end OF sucp M and
,r,a,~r sboud have been. and what be then fe'' So
thougbt will soon be known, for an Enou,sn 80,
Usher has the greatest part of the diary o. as ss
wears in type. 1t will extend to two sOOup hand
and will present a faithful portrait oy DIS ".r,,rd.
~ the author OF Waverley' and WILL l u
be full of pleasant little surprises ~
AN AMERICAN HOTEL IN Lo'D ,,o,s.
The new hotel on the site of the Wae'i I've been
will be nothing If not American ino pro-. nonsu,talsn
prepared ,o by Ss SUSn'' Amern hotel manas.
%ltn Two =, ~e OK Amercsn exchange and an Amen.
will