New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHR0NICLED AND CRITICISED By MR.. Ed
MUND YATES.

tBY CABLE 20 TIE TRIpUNE.T
Copyright 1890; By The Tribune ASSOCIATION.
London. Dec. San incident connected with the
King Of Hollands funeral Is cmncny CHARACTERISTIC
Of the commercial enterprise Of his subjects, which
threatens 10 sacrifice The interests Of slave cmancipa
ton to the sale Of strong spirits. The Car OF Russia
rartlcallrly wished iLat tic funeral might take place
day or two later. that he might have time TO send
a larger deputat0n Ia, December was the feast o.
ST. Nicholas patron O, children, when the toy mer-
chant, Of Amsterdam ard the liacGe wanted to do
roaring business. Mourning, and above all funeral,
would spoil their trade: 20 a de?utation OF thesa
pracc, t!adesmcn waited the Ministers and urged
In plantve tones the absolute necessity OF disposing
ho. dop,rted sovereign before the Of the cheerful
mirth-loving ST. Nichols. In the result. the TOW
maker and doll seller, bea; The Gar Of all the Russia
and the funeral we 'lSei for ThurSdsr.
In the royal vaut william Ill will repose above his
son of the satin petticca-. Queen sophia occupies
the same niche a, Prince Citron. 10 whom she wonld
meyer speak. Prince Henry and his first wife, Of
SAKE Weimar lie side b. side. AMI do William II
and the Russian Grand Duchess Pauovna, who was
credited with imparting much Of her unfortunate
fathers eccenricity 10 her descendants The coffin
Of william | take, ~ The entire cavity. The under
takcr confused the Dutch metre and the Old, and
made il lust twice the required size. The
discovered too late to change it,
WHY \ ROYAL MATCH WAS STOPPED.
\ number Of journals have stated that the late
Prince Of orange coming ID England To pay HE
addresses 10 the Princess NL:y OF Cambridge, now
Duchc,, Of Tcck when, happening 10 take in Paris
on his Journey from The Hague to London. he there
plunged into designations which put an end TO all
CHARGE Of hi, becoming tho outor OF member OF our
royal family. II the Princess Alice whom the
Prince Of Orange intended 10 marry and the match
WAS stopped by exceedingly discFeditabc ntrgues OF
the Duc de Morny, who acted under direct orders
from the Tuileres, the Emperor WAS strongly
aycrsc to the proposed alliance
BRUSSELS To HAVE \ GAY FORTNIGHT.
The next fortnight at Iirusse, i, likely to be an
exceedingly gay one. owing 70 the twenty ffth ami
vcr.arv of the aces Ion Of the kim of the BeSans.
The usual decoration Garden party took place on sun
day Two gala dirnei, II eighty pre- 10 be given this
week and 10 morrow "wednesday TWO depntatons 10
the Kins Of Austrian and pIu,,ian regiments are TO
arrive from Berlin ard Vienna. The Offering T. The
Queen from the women Of Belgium Is to be publicly
presented before Christmas MI fe,tiViy is 10 10
tempered wth slight mourning for the late King ot
Holland
siG WILLIAM MACKINN0N = KINGS GUEST.
sir William Macldnnon ha, been summoned by tho
King ofthc Hc-an- I'm order to consult with him on the
African outlJoA. the stanley episode and the Dutch
.pr, .'o1 10 TIE Congo dHiies. The chairman OF mo
British Ind company j, once more the persohsI
guest Of the King. and gala dinners and luncheons
LORD wEXLoCK's GOOD FORTUNE.
Lord Wenl,rl i, lucky man. for = Is an open
secret tia, no ha, for time been irving to Ses
colonial cm;l,ymeat having. through the agricultural
depression lost a l4r-c part Of hi income. lie h~
also er i,,.i,k for tenn Of yesrs 10 VI. Nen1cs'
VAC tasc, posses. on in jane. Lord and Lady Wen
lock leave ~ The end 81 tie month. LoId Ncnio'"
take, his brother. captain LaYley. OF the 'th lius'"'
and : Isrrc u the ION IiIs,arS. aides dt amp
and VIII also Take over -pmc 81 lord 'onnenar'
nr..cnt ,,,r. Lori and Lady Wcuock have travelled
already a grca; deal IN India Lord Nenlock ought ."
he able =, ave a good deal NJ money a hi' income
with c>tra, i, nearly 10000 4 year. and it is well
known tnat al the recent Governors have saved
HINES, OF THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND.
The Dixie Il sutherland had a very sharp atari
Of bronchitis. and ha, been laid up al stafford House.
lie i better now is 10 abroad rs soon A. ne can
be moved with safety.
MIR NND MRS. CHNMBERLNN IN LONDON
NJ ard Mr., chamberlain have BEEN m London since
tre meeting 81 Parliament. Ms chamberlain cams
I, looking altogether better and brighter for having
., bsr old home friends Mr. Chamberlain. VINO hss
r,r,,i the honor, II autumn with Nr. McAiniey. ola
moi come hlc, any more enamorcd Of American lie
,uution, than ne did when he returned after ina
Fishery Commission.
, PRoBNBLE PROMOTION FOR Mr.. MATTHEW'S
Mr.. Matthews, according to 4 widely prevsien'
r7lmor will most probably be the successor q, ~
raruc, Peacock i'm the Office Of Lord Of Appeal Win
yearly salary al $1,000.
BARON uuDnLEsroNs BODY TO BIZ CRLNNTED'
According 10 the desire expressed in his WILL ths
remains Of Baron Iuddle>ton are 10 be 'rema'ed AZ
Voilns ON Thursday next Tile executors arg NV
Duke Of -. Albans and Henry James
THE 2HNVu OF MRS. FEEL.
No. pccr, death Wa, crushing blow 10 the
ScaLc~ for II (, 10 cNaEgcration Ia say that no t"p
,,,,Ie over lived = life completely in harmony as
ibcy did. Mr., Peel was her husbands constant
,or,p,uion frcad and adviser. Though Lot Drlliahs
,,,,n m, va, very ,hrcwt and clever, and had a
-rc,i rower of reading character and of esumauhs
m, value If those ,he met. Her illness was Nely
lam. and painful onc and she bore II with gre"
,o,r,oe For some time. both knew that her illness
m,,t have A fatal termination. ard TO TIE ou'eD'
world the knowledge that they both IVed a'o"'
,,,,,,har the last weeks pathetic ana mas
ou,c,eacd A deep feeling OF sympathy felt for u'em
throughout the country
THE BISHOP OF PETEDBORoUGH'S RELY
There ha, been a discussion at Brighton on the con-
,,,.,I IN the course Of which some statements "eis
mazda ~ to The Bishop Of Pcterboroush. bnSyooy
,,n,el p,ytt wrote TO AK his Lordshp il they wera
,r,c and the Right Reverend prclae eAceeh hHh'en
j., c following reply: ." must altogether decline l"
di,,rs, the spccuations Of gentleman WI" Is "
,tir, stranger to mc. aS 10 what knew or aiu no.
know thirty c.-ht years a, 10 what u" pe"sc'
t .uppo,,, may have felt done or LETT unu)he s'''
thcn.'
MI. PARNELLS ASrUTENEss.
II is au,te a mistake 10 suppose thd', even " '.''
p,rncl /, dcposcd. his power Is gone lie VIII remain
In Parliament lie will have select lana OF i'r
.lowers who will look To him as leader ana nc w"
very largely direct the policy of tbs party. lie hopo'
yet to be able punish the men who have deSe',ea
hin, and Will bide hi, time. lie intends during mo
christina, recc,, 10 20 political tour IN lleEu
ard IL Will then be found that he commands hss
following Mr.. ParnCll showed his usual astutehe"
in suggesting that iiarcourt and Mr. Morley sho"" "
prc,nt with Gladstone the interview with the irsa
member,. The member for Derby is against handins
over fine con,tabulary to the Irish Government aus
Nr Morley /, opposed to leaving the land questioh ':
the Irish party Mr. Fox, therefore thought he 'o"'
caus. nice little quarrel among the Liberal ic'"'''
but Mr. Gladstone was too wary 10 be caught
There Is something excessively absurd In the solemn
announcement. of the GAdstonian papers that Mr. ra