New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRoNICLED AND CRITICISED By Mr.. I'D
MUND YATES.
THE EMPRESS OF AUsTRA's PROPOSED WISH
TO THE POPE-FIELD MARSHAL Won MOLINE
-vISCOUNT CANTELUPE's DEATH-IM-
PROVING osTEND-PICTUIES AND
LETTERS TO BE SOLD.
rBI CABLE TO TIE TkIRUNE.l


the Pope. The difficulties both sides very great
but hear good authority thar leo Kill has hha'N
consented. account OF the Empress'S state oi H.
to fOegO formal reception. and 10 her priVa'eN'
| without any ceremonial whatever. Tire Empress ha'
expressed strong desire TO meet her spiritual heau
and although the complication is for the mom'"'
avertcd. nobody would be surprised TO hear that inc
imperial yacht had gone TO Cvita Vcccha instead oi
| Corfu.
| \ QUEENS LETTERS TO BE PUBLIsHEh
| A selection from the correspondence Of the fi'e
| Queen Elizabeth of Prussia wife Of King Frederick
william ". is to be published toward the end % hcA'
| year. II will be edited by Empress Frederick \
| large collection Of the accomplished Queen ie''eI'
was made by Emperor Frederick. who intended 10 pup
| Iish a number Of them. lie had also proposed "
write short biogra ply OF his amt. for whose n'e'
| lectual qualities he had the greatest admh'''oh'
COUNT HERBBRTs INTENDED BRnpf.
Countess Pahlon. to whom Count lie bert l'l'marcR
| is engaged to be married Will inherit very "'s'
| fortune from her father. Count Pahlen. who i pro
pretor OF an immense estate near MltHu' \ ''"
Pahlen of 100 years ago, an ancestor 80 ule p''e'
head of the family. was actively engaged III "ll Nc
Russian court ntrgucs Of tina: period. ana was CO"
cerned in the plot which ended In he ;I''aS'liu" W
Emperor Paul. The father Of the present ''un'
rahl.n was Ri ian Ambassador to Franc" nuilns ''o
carly part of the reign Of Louis Philip, and on on'
Occasion in 1I35 he refused 70 dine at s'a'e Dan
ouet at the Tuileges If The King and Queen Of 'he
Relcan-, who were not recognized by Emperor
| Nicholas. appeared at the table; and Ions fI"ple
made them dine in their own apartments, In order 10
avoid offending the susccptbiltes Of the iius'n coV
Won MOLrKE'S HOME L1"f.
Field Marshal Moltlc Is fat recovering "o"'
the effects Of his recent cXcrtions. 1hcr' are ""
ouictcr places in the world than tho CroSan man
;o, which he purchased after the campaign OF 1S6i.
4 prnssian and a German flag always ioat from 'le
turrcts when the Count is at home; close 10 inc
entrance IS oak known as the tire "I P'a'''
planted on the dav the Treaty OF fiahhiorl wa
| signed and tho miniature cannon hcl"" j. Wv
Soltsry survivor Of the set given to the count ny
Enperor william. which he mcltc! down to make
church bells, lie prefers the staurttes ~ ms 'h'N
and colleagues 10 his military trophies. ana sprhd'
norton Of each day the mausolcum 81 hiN hnEl'''
wife Mary Burt standing IN profound "ei''''"o'
beside thu tomb lie rises early. lives Nv sF''' ru''
and always drinks cut tea before rciirlhS l." rr'' ''
| u single rubber of whist
BARON RorHsCTImp TAKING ThE NERVE CO. RE-
Baron Nathaniel Ro,hschild. Of Vienna. has been
UNDERGOING m, famous ncrve Of Father kneip a.
the village 81 Wacrshoicn. near Mnnicl. rms cure
which lasts twonty-one day. consists IN Walking aooH
larcfootcd taking daily baths in fey cold water ana
-, dr., If milk and vegetables. Wacishoicn is
snail -cclndcd village and The patients have TO 1--we 30
! ,,,s.r... cottage. Baron Nathaniel. however.
br,,ght a private train with him &" the nearest STA
lion and lived In two saloon earrings Will" ma'dnf
the cure y which his health has teen greatly benefited
THE DROWNING Of vI.corNT 0NNrtLrr.
Few c,lanltles havc ever caused NOR" universal
svt,u,thy than the terrible bereavement which ha'
| overta.en Lord and Lady Dolawarr II almost seems
o. ~ s,,e strange fatality aitachc- .t-"!f % the cohr
,c,v title Canteupe f1r it, last holder. one 81 tie
smarte.t Young men IN London al the ur" OF me
Queens accession. dird IN the prime Of ne" "h'' sun
under forty. Lady pclaWarr Wa about 10 -'ir' on
serie, Of visit, 20 Woburn and cl-rvir'rc win her
| tltrftfa a.
year. whom the of the appalling catastrophe al
| Belfast Lorgh reached lnchmcy.
| Viscount Cantcupc. who would have been twenty
three lee hah lived I'll Now Years Day. lnhcF'd
10 Great extent the amlhlc qualities 81 DOM III
parents Lord Dclawar- Ia for many Near- been one
q, hc most active member, - the Royal Yacht squad
roll Lord Cautcupc shared 20 the fullest extent NJ
fathers love Of the -,a. and has pcsh'd ~ h's n'
! VOYAGE ~ an owner. Gilbert HachvH'. Lprd Dci1
war; Younger son j. at the present moment pearl
| fishing the shore OF Australia.
\ DISAPPOINTMENT FOR THE srPArATI.TS'
Tho seplrs'is', are bitterly disappointed by INC "
suit Of the municipal election, 10 Eirming
han, which Z, really the only arec borough
! where these contest, turn purely and simply upN
politics the reason being that Mt '"Ai''i'" i'''
managed the municipal affair there -" 'd"'I"'N "'
| they now afford 10 room for conrov'r-'. Inc IT,
.u of n. poll Al l;ordc,cy shows tti % iaf l""
Jc.-c Colllngs being certain to o," DIS -eit at the
,.,.,I election he l. "a, .aic Mr. chamberlain, ana
! tho ~cpa,rt SIS appear indeed - have lost m'-'
yrou,d In those districts OF the borough which they
fully expected 20 capture
THE AUTUMN SESSION OF PARLIAMENT
The private MEMBER will have 90 mp his rights
| At least iii Christmas. Tho Government VIII rcqnho
ard viii take the whole time ~ the House UNI" ID
rie4s for the Christmas holidays. II they did MOI
do ,ts they would lose oil the advantage Of meeting
a, tho autumn. In spite OF Oh" shortened address
many dav. will be wasted on #. and 1t cannot De
assumed that # Will be voted before tilohY Deei'"'
TIN, leave. lc., than three weeks for The MIRO
dpct,n and second reading Of the Land Tithc billS
,yopo,rp FUND FOR Thu NATIVNAL LEAGUE.
| Nr Picton VI. r.. /, almost ~ audf.''u' ~ "o"eI
| 18th Ne L. asking members OF tn National Liberal
m ~ TO contribute toward fund OF l,OOOOoo sllllnI'
yIich 1. 10 be regarded tribute oi sympathy rom
,o Hritlsb democracy and DISTURBED nccodds to the
| Will aud pleasure OF the National League.
| BRADLEY MARTINS SCOTCH SllooIlN"s'
| BRADLEY Martin the American tenant OF Eahnacaah
Forest Invcrncss,hiic Las obtained excellent sP"..
thi, season. sxy-ouc stag having been mot a. wen
| a. 900 brace Of grouse and the covers have not YET
| l,en touched. Eomacaau. which Is Ia inc "ic'
,,onhart District on the scaHcld estates. embraces
40 600 acres aud CT tie best sporting places III
| Scotland, and there Is an excellent r'sr' hf""'''
| Martin also rnts the adjoining shoOuns' y"
| Loch Letter Abriachan, which extend over "ooo
| acres AID belong b Lady seafcld. The scenery o'
| ,,e, rroular IS very beautiful. The Balmacaah
deer forest marches with That of lnvcmOrston, wh'
belongs 10 Grant @! GlonmorfsOn, and affords grahu
sport but is non lot. Bradley MaltiI Is entertaining
| a marty mi, week - shoot ia the covers.
| TO MAKE OSTEND \ wlN1hE RESORT
| A scheme Is ON foot for converting Ostcnd ih'o
winter resort sufficiently attractive to induce u'o
| Russians 10 forsakc MOntrcuX and uic players VI
| Monte Carlo The King Of the Beglans has hi"ic ="
serie, Of rough plans, ana has quit; aS'"ni'ned 'o
local authorities with his designs for parks fresh
! roads and a wonderful covered garden. The burg"
master and the capitalists giving the matter serious
consideration.
DIR. BRIGHT And THE PARl, PAPERS,
| The attempt 10 murder DR.. Bright has given rise 10
series Of extraordinary bulls in the Paris papers
Ono describes him John Bright. while another aliiues
| 10 the vichm a. Lord Bright
CAREER OF THE EDINBURGH EXHIBITION
The Edinburgh Exhibition has had miserable ca