New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
cuRoy1CLED AND CRITICISED BY MR. ED
MUND YATES.

NELe-G1AYETY At CAMBRIDGE
rBYcABLE TO THE TRIBUNE!
co,yright; 1890 By The NcT York Ir'o"ne
London. June o.-The monument which the "erinaH
rnperor intends TO erect in memory OF ms iau'e "
he in tho Renaissance style, which freoeri'A ,,
much admired. 1t will take the form OF n.y. o
o,os,ran 6rure and the site selected IS the eA"e"0
po,nt of the Island Of the Museum, where TWO w.
are n he shortly built. one connecting ile ''u
Mont Bou Garden and the other WI" ''' " -,
barracks No position could be more comildiuine'
and the construction of the peoes'ai VIII " "
most Immediately.
HoNoRs TO THE ITALIAN GROWN rhiNoH
III ox.rao,drsrv honors paid to the Italian Prince
ROYAL both at tho German Ho"''er anu VII ,r,o e.,
i, Rerlln excited considerable surprise Inc r''-
- .os hort upon making favorable impression
~ ,.o,.bh,, chest who conducted win much
,o,,p and ceremony 10 the Imperial residence aV inc
s.,otscbloss Emperor William does not INTEND 10 al
,r tho rmpcror Of Russia 10 Guido MN IN attentions
- .ho crown Prince of Italy, 80 he personally super
,,nded the last rehearsal of the grand tattoo which
T. % he performed simultaneously by the bands Of
,.yor,, regiments in honor Of the Crown Prince when
ho comes 10 the new palace at Potsdam.
THE EMPEROR TO SEND THE SULTAN GIFT.
Emperor william is about to send the sultan mag
riecent sword of honor, which has been made in
Berlin. The blade of the finest steel. heavily
nlsld with gold and the handle is lions head, with
cold ornamentation. the eyes being made Of rubeS.
The hit bears the monograms Of the Emperor and the
sultan II is in the form of saracen sword.
4 SPLENDID NEW YACHT FOR THE CAR
The Emperor OF Russia Is building a new yacht
which will be than twice the size Of the Osborne
She is intended to be vessel of great speed. and
all the latest improvements will be introduced, includ
ing the electric light. The saloons and cabins Will
be marvels Of comfort and luxury, and there Is 10
he dining accommodation for 200 persons. The
Yacht will be used by the Emperor for cruising IN
the Guf Of Finland and in the Baltic and for his an
nual visit 10 Denmark; His Majesty has conceived
a horror Of railways since the accident in which the
Imperial family so narrowly escaped destruction.
AUSTRIAN ROYALTY IN A PROCESSION.
On Thursday the Emperor Of Austria and all the
archdukes remaining in Vienna took part in the Corpus
Christi procession which traversed all the streets
Of the inner town.
PRINCE LOUIS NAPOLEON IN ENGLAND.
Prince Louis Napoleon who is staying at Farn-
boro on a visit ex Empress Eugene, will proceed
10 Italy when he leaves England, and is 10 return
TO Russia in september.
THREE TRIPS TO BALMoRAL IN THREE DAYS
Lord Cross had good deal Of travelling last week;
for when he left Balmoral at the end Of his wait
and got 10 London he found telegram requiring
his instant return there. Accordingly he left London
that evening and when the Queen finished her bust
ness with him. he allowed 70 return, having done
three journeys there. and back twice, in less than
three days. This is somewhat heavy price for
man past middle age 10 pay for the favors Of his
sovereign.
TAKING A HOUSE FOR LORD RANDOLPH.
The dowager Duchess Of Marlborough has taken
a small house al Newe, presumably for Lord Randolph
Churchill and she and her son went there saturday,
for week
LORD CARNARvON'S ILLNESS
Lord Carnarvon still keeps very I'll. and his pain
is only sevated b. strong opiates Rheumatic
neuralgia has attacked his knee and leg. and he IS
confined to his bed. and Is not allowed to any one.
Lord Carnarvon's ball has been given up in conse-
Quence Of his illness.
THE LOCAL TAXATION BILL.
can state on the best authority that the
Ministers have determined to pass the Local
Taxation bill. fooshly and falsely described
as the Publicans' Compensation bill They know the
difficulties IN the way, but they arc determined not
weld obstruction and 10 the rising agitation out
doors The teetotal agitation is beginning 10 spend
ts force. The attempts TO hold great public demon
STATIONS have in many places been ludicrous fail
ures; and has been only by persistent effort that
crowd Of respectable size was brought 10 Hyde
Park.
THE BUSINESS BEFORE PARLIAMENT.
The air is full Of rumors as to what the Government
are TO do 10 facilitate the business Of the session
matter Of fact nothing has been settled. will
be until day. when the matter will be decided at "a
Cabinet meeting 70 be held for the purpose. One thing
is certain, that there disensions in the Cabinet
this point and that whatever the Govern
ment adopt viii be that Of the united Cabinet.
Nh GLADSTONE on THE CHANNEL TUNNEL.
Mr. Gsdstone's Eighty fanfaronades about the Chan
mel tunnel have been listened 10 with marked dsap
william Harcourt and Mr.. Fowler evidently much
iyrita,ed by the contcmpuous manner in which their
leader inveighed against all the ridiculous smplctOns
as he considers them, who oppose the bill; and when
he sat down they walked out Of the House. wonder
whether Mr. Gladstone heard the opinion which
Won Moke expressed TO the late Lord Anpthill about
the project lie declared that Channel tunnel would
destroy wothids Of the carrying trade Of this country
as goods would be consigned through il overland 70
MarseilleS, Brinds and other convenient potts and
shipped thence 70 all parts Of the world I'm French
Italian and German vessels As to the military view
If foreign army ever succeeded in landing in Eng
land, and obtaining possession OF our end Of tho tun
nell IL could bring reinforcements through IT as 1t
wanted, and would speedily be in a position dictate
terms, item in which, in Won Moltkc's opinion, |
would be the retention Of Dover and the tunnel IN |
foreign hands.
Mr.. PARNELL'S NEw DEPARTURE
M parners new departure in nominating English
men P1Oesians and landlords for Irish constituencies
is simply due 10 the fact that there is money
win which 70 finance the needy legislators; so that
he Is Obliged 70 seek recruits who pay their
election expenses and maintain Themselves after
"~u' The days when the late Mr. Biggar doled ont
"eehy allowance 10 those Irish members who needed
assistance and when theritravellng expenses between
DuDhh ana London were paid. have passed away.
ANOTHER VIEW OF Mr.. o'BRIEx's MAGNANIMITY
IL Is iuhhy TO find the separatist papers thrown
INTO pafoAysms Of enthusiasm by the announcement
,Dd' william oBren, tla' Celtic Bnyard. has insisted
uHt every iarthing Of the fortune which hi, bride
possesses is 70 be strictly settled upon her.clf This
may appear very magnanimous % the simple Sep
'' ""' p'a'ucal people remember that Mr.
o'Rrien owes $1,000 10 Mr. pol, h 10 ,,ho,,d