New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
cHRoN1cLED AND CRITICISED BY MR. ED
MUND YATES.

on rur prprJx wEpDIyG-KING WILLIAM
THE PRINCE OF NAPLES AND HIS
AUxT-LADY ROsEBERY-biThH
AIRY AND POLITICAL NOTES
,Br CABLE TO THE TRIpUsEI
Copvriohf; 1890 By The Tribune Assoe'"y"
London, Nov 24.-The Queen. who greatly e"'o's
..n s,sv IN FLORENCE dnring the spring Of 1888, 70
GO there again in March, and VIII occupy VIZ"
n,eri the charming residence Of Lady Crawiofu' noe
riesoIe where she stayed during her io'"o. ,''"
The Queen proposes TO arrive at Florence ao'"'
week before Faster. which falls very early next -,
March % being Easter Day, and she viii stay tnero
tor nearly a month. The Queen drove In an opea
carriage from Dalmoral' to Ballater on "eo"o'1!
osernoon. as the weather was fine, although CON-
and all the Dccside Mountains were covercd ~itn
snow The Queen did not quit the t"in % Ie..A'
where there was stoppage OF forty minu'oe, ~
Majesty dined In the day saloon with Princess -.
erca and Princess Beatrice, ana ainher ior "o' '~
Was provided In the board ROOM
THE ROYAL WEDDING IN BERLIN.
TIN. Wedding OF Princess Victoria VI PRUSSIA 100
u,nc. Adolph OF schaumburg Lppe was very brilliant
ctec,e and ali present agreed that they were very
s.,,s,ry pair The Princess has q hns figure ans
carries herself we'll and the Prince Is very hshdSms
man with an ex preston that inspires commence n
sight lie had not been quite sumcienuy cos'o1 "
before the marriage ceremony, for on arriving oeIos
la remaned ON her left side and had TO De requost0
nv the Chamberlain to change places. ana TINS was
not An affair of little moment, for he hsd I'd maAe
tour OF the brides train and the bridesmaids al"
.n., c.rr,ed n Ons uttle contretenps rather
alarmed those who took part In the royal cores'' io
Emp,ess Augusta Victoria stumbled and fell ana inc
accident might have had very serious enece' Oh.
appears however, to have escaped with sprSh :"
the hand which she put out to save herself
TRAITS OF THE DEAD KING.
The King OF Holland passed away painlessly -
Sunday morning. after reigning long enough to ens0
the present generation to forget many escaps"os ~
his YOUTH his Bohemian life on Lake Como sne Wv
amusing uncertainty as to his WHEREABOUTS WIG" 'n'
father died in Is40 and nobody knew exactly wher
IN look for the heir lie lived long enough to see
the same of his son Ctron, who fell desperately IN
love with the daughter Of English Duke, ana fhss
OF his not less cratic brother disappear IN Turn
ar1iabe sister, when he was over sixty Tor the con-
ISOLATION in his marriage with the Duchess OF Aioany'
amiabe sister when he was over sixty for inc con-
slant family disputes which arose from the ilEassoea
union of his youth with tho Princess SOPHIA o.
Wurtemberg The last male descendant OF the house
OF Orleans was by no means the least OF his rare
lie was an accomplished musician, a generous ana
discriminating art PATRON an ardent sportsman ana
a discreet and sensible, II not brilliant ruler Inc
last years Of his life were spent in the enjoyment OF
domestic peace and rural felicity at Het Loo once
the home of our own Dutch William and there HI
ten-yearold daughter. the fairhared Princess Will
hemina, now the youngest sovereign In Europe ex'
cept the King Of Spain, has been carefully tra'ncd
up by her mother for the exalted position In stors
for her. The little Queen of Holland is great heess'
and the question of her marriage is certain To pro
woke the exercise Of no small amount OF dipomaue
ingenuity.
A CONFUSION OF RELATIONSHIPS.
II the rumors are true which are current In Italy,
that the Prince OF Naples wishes to marry not Princess
Margaret Of Prussia but Princess Letita Bonapare.
there will be curious confusion Of relationships at the
Italian Court for the Princess, the widow OK inc
Duke OF Aosta Is the Prince OF Napless aunt and AZ
the daughter OF Princess Clode who Is also his aunt.
she is his first cousin while by marrying the widow Of
his fathers brother he will become his own fathers
brotler-inaw.
LORD AND LADY DELAWARE.
The health OF both Lord and Lady Delawarr suhored
so severely from the shock caused by their lace Do
reavement that they have been advised TO spend the
first months of next year in the South OF France
They will therefore go the Riviera early In January
where they will be joined by their only surviving son.
Gilbert sackville, who has been summoned home from
the Antipodes by telegraph sackvile VIII
probably assume by courtesy the title OK
Lord West as his uncle did the death OF his elder
brother Lord Cantelupe, just forty years ago.
THE LATE LADY RosEBERY
Lady Rosebery not woman who made frends
easily for she very shy, and what was often con-
sldered brrsaue in her the result OF or
treme diffdence, but when once known she was
woman no one could help liking in very intense way
She was we'll read large and liberal minded very SYM
pathetic generous, kind, and when once friend sns
was loyalty itself.
OBITUARIES OF THE LIVING OsMAN.
osman Ghazee the hero OF Plevna, is greatly an.
noyed being persisteny talked OF and treated ~
dead. Colonel Osman Pacha lost his life in the
shipwreck Of the ErtOgrou and everyone at once
came TO the conclusion that it must be the gress
Osman himself He has received during the last few
weeks whole volume Of obituaries, friendly and
otherwise As matter Of fact, Osmsn is particularly
fourshing and his sons have been married to dauGh
tiers of the sultan
THE REVENGE OF HERR HIRsCH.
The intention of Herr IIirsch in purchasing the
club in the Rue Royae, which blackbaed him so
unceremoniousy last year, has been placed beyond
doubt by notice that the lease Of the house. Which
expires in 1892. will not be renewed.
MEMOIRS OF A LONDON MAYOR.
Sir Henry Isaacs's Memoirs Of My Mayoralty" are
to be illustrated by reproductions Of photographs with
autographs TO him by his principal guests during
his tenure Of office. The Prince of Wales has con-
tributed very good to face the chapter on ~
Postofice Jubilee fete.
EDITIONS THAT ARE VALUABLE.
People who are fortunate enough to possess frss
editions OF Burns will do well TO send them into the
market while the craze for them lasts. copy which
sold for e66 in 1857 sold for sl20 last season.
1t is clear that for time to come there will DO
a great run on the late Mr. Hailiwe Phlllippss folio
edition Of Shakespeare. sixteen volumes. OF which only
$50 copies exist Nine years ago this work was sold
for G5l. but last the only copy offered real
lied ELL.
MIR. GLADSTONE AND Mr.. PARNELL.
Throughout the length and breadth OF the land there
not an individual who 50 astoandcd and dis
| mayed Mr.. Gladstone at the issue Of the o'shes
divorce case Mr. Gladstone had all along been hum
plugged into believing most firmly that the suit wouh
end in the complete and ignomnious discontinue q
Mr.. Parnell's enemies. prosecutors and slandercrs.
so there were no bounds his indignation last week.