New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
cHRoN1cIED AND CRITICISED 81 Mr.. ED
MUND YATES

MARRIAGE AT BERLIN-PRlNCES HUNTING
wIyEs-rHE BISHOP OF ROCHESTER,
Won NOTIFIES BrRTHDAY-PER'
sexAL AND LITERARY NOTES.
rpY cAsLs TO THE TRrsrxEI
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London. Oct 20.--Princess beatrice has been o.
capcd for some time in the translation from the oe
man of Dr. Emil Krsus Of the adventures IN Inc ine
Count Albrecht az Erbach. which. indeed. arc gnu
a. rnaSveuous ss those OF Salas Captain Dsnseio'
Count Aybrecht. who lived In Inc seventeenth oo-o'
po caiy travelled all Europe but lived TOT 80
time with the knights Of Malta. and was cap'"o" "
B,rbary Corsars and afterw ard Imprisoned IN serS
r,src is a portrait OF Count Abrecht at the schoss
schonberg near Dsrmstadt and Princess bestrce mas
hecu moved to undertake this work nS u'e iHe' 1'a
her sisterin-law. Princess Marie OF Sa'e.',e' = W
b married the present. Coant Erbsch On 1e' 80,
a descendant OF Count Albrccht The ooo&' VINO"
will 10 coptousy illustrated. Is to &c Peohs"eu =.
Murray The translation announced to DC tne "oeX
OF beatrice Princess Henry OF Ratsenoert
ROYAL MATCHMAKING.
TIL. vsA6ins ef Princes Victoria Of Prussis TO
Prince Ado,phus Of schsumburf Lippe will take
place In Berlin on thursday, november ~ IN
The private chapel royd Of the schloss and the
Prince and Princess Of Wales, the Duke and Duchess
OF Connaasnt and Prince and Princess Chris
t;an vho have already arrived IN Berlin. where they
are the quests of Empress Frederick win all he present
at the ceremony. The Russian Imperial family will DO
represented by Grand Duke and Grand Duchess Serge
and Princess Elizabeth Of HeSse Darmstadt and the
ROYAL .amily Of Greece ny the DIXIE and Duchess OF
sparta The Emperor William is himself arranging the
programme Of wedding fetes, which are to be on scale
q. extraordinary magnifcence. The newly married
couple are to pass their honeymoon at Potsdam and
early In January will take up their residence at Bonn
The German papers have been announcing that Prince
Ferdinand Of Hohen1oliern, heir presumptve to the
crown Of Rumania. Is 70 marry Princess Victoria OF
Wales and that Princess Maud is to be betrothed to
the Duke Of Asgustenburg only brother OF tie German
Empress, who is nephew Of Prince Christian and
erandnephew of the Queen through his mother Princess
Adelaide OF Hobenlohe Langcnburg. Prince Ferdinand
is really marry the Austrian ichduchess certain
religious difficulties he overcome. and II the Haps-
burg family statutes will not permit this alliance, he
will seek bride III Bavaria. The Duke of Augusten-
burg who is comparatively poor man and by no
means clever would scarcely be adequate match for
the daughter Of the Prince Of Wales.
II is reported in Vienna that the Hereditary Prince
OF wsldecl yrmont only brother of the Duchess of
Alhany and Prince Macmillan of Baden. nephew and
heir prcsumptve Of the Grand Duke, will seek
brides in England and Prince William OF Nassau.
only son OF the Dnke Of Nassau, who Will
inherit the Duchy of Luxembourg on the death Of the
King Of the Netherlands, is looking ont for WIFE
These are three excellent matches. The Hereditary
1857 and the Prince of Nassau in 1eo2.
THE NEW BISHOP OF ROCHESTER,
No man in the Church has had a record which JUST
fed such rapid promotion less than the new Bishop Of
Rochester. His qualifications be roughly summed
up In the words that he is ." Mari de femme Had
he not married Archbishop Tats daughter he would
have been content with fat country living and have
thought himself well of. His career in college was
uneventful. and when admits that he Is sensible
favor In spite Of his medocrty he has had great in
nuenoe with the Queen. aud during his time at Wind
sor made two most important alterations, with
the Queens consent. IN St. Georges Chapel
He altered the hour Of service, and changed
GMercer's Hymn book which had been put there by
the Prince Consort for Hymns Ancient and Modern
The Queen consulted him on all church matters. and
during the Lincoln controversy he kept the Queen in
formed on all the points in dispute. Is they srose with
his notes s~a comments on tAem. He win Be din
cult man to replace In respect that no Dean can
ever have charming wife. and Mrs Davidson
will be deeply missed. Mr. Davtdson's appointment
to the See Of Rochester that OF the Queen herself and
therefore TO ebuse Lord Salisbury for is only to show
ignorance and exhibit party feeling. The vacancy
among the Queens chaplains in ordinary whlch has
been caused the death Of the Rev Henry White Will
be filed by the appointment Of the Rev Charles John
Martyr rector Of Long Melford, Suffolk, who Is well
known as prominent Freemason. Mr.. Martyr. who
will be on St. Janess list. is of the most popular
eergymeo In Suffolk, and is an exec lent preacher His
promotion leaves Canon Jacob vicar Of Portsea AZ the
top at the list Of the Queens honorary chapians and
he will become q chaplsininordihary at the next va
eancy.
A DECORATION FOR THE SULTAN OF ZANZIBAR
Lord Salisbury has advised the Queen to confer the
Grand Cross Of the Order Of the Star Of India upon the
Sultan of Zanzibar and Her Majesty has consented TO
do but il has not yet been decided when his Ma!ss
is 10 be invested or By whom.
THE LATE powAGER MARoU1sE cAsTELLANE.
Few women have played more important part in
the politics OF their generation than the dowager
Msrouise Castellshe, who died few days since at
Rochecotte In Touraine. the beautiful demesne where
she maintained with tho aid 81 the Coine
De FaIloux. Monta}embert, Dupanloup, and now ana
then NJ Theirs, fierce opposition to the SECOND ED
plre, and did 20 much to undermine the power OF
Napoleon III. She vas the mother Of the Princess
Rsdzevi who worked hard for the French prisoners
" Berlin IN 1870.
REBUILDING LAEKEN PALACE.
. -Four hundred workmen arc employed daily on the
restoration Of Lseken Palace, and hoped that one
OF the wings will be covered IN during the coming
winter. The whole Of the drainage system has been
altered the repairs not expected 70 be completed
till the spring Of 1902. Some Of the pictures dam
aged srs especially large and vaauble Heohema has
been very successfully restored
COUNT Won MoLTKE's BIRTHDAY.
Thu nnetieth anniversary Of the birth Of Count Won
No,tks on Saturday will DO observed. in accordance
with the Emperors decree not only as military but
as , general holiday Won Motke. greatly against his
will eoes to Berlin 10 receive the congratulations OF
his companion. in arms. and all the oommandants OF
army corps have received orders 70 repair % the cap
tta Every public school in the country viii be closed
The Emperors present is likely to prove dramatic
surprise
CONSERVATIVE LEADERS LOOKING WELL
Ny ". II. Smiths appearance has delighted his
COLLEAGUES and dispes any fears Of bis being unable to
continue the leadership of the House OF Commons He
e Ioolng veil his eczema has entirely disappeared,
CALI.