New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRONICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR. ED.
MUND YATES.
EMPEROR WILLIAM STUDYING RUSSIAN
PRINCE BfSMARCK'S IS HEALTH-ENGLISH EN-
BAsSIEs TO BE yACANT-MR. PAR,
NELL's sPEECH-THE GIFTS
TO MRS. STANLEY.
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London July 14.-Emperor william has been study
ing Russian assduously during the last year. IN order
to be able 10 converse in that language during his
visit to Peterhof next month. instead OF hearing
nothing but French he did I'm 1855, for neither the
Car nor Czarina speaks German well. The Emperor
is to command his Russian regiment of Nlbors
dragons during the Tsarskoe-oelo' SO
1t is essential that lie be able make himself UNDER
stood in the language Of the country.
FOR A NAVAL DISPLAY AT HELIGoLAND.
Emperor william is very anxious that there shall
be some great naval function at Heigoland, when
that island is formally transferred to Germany. 1t
is proposed that the British squadron and The German
squadron meet there, with the Dukes Of Edinburgh
and OF Connaurht the representatives Of Royal
family The Emperor desires 70 be in supreme COM
mand Of tho combined squadrons during the review.
AN ExTRAyAGANT PRINCESS
Princess Clementne cut short her stay at Mx-es.
Bans and has proceeded to Munich a visit to her
daughter, the Duchess Maxmilan Of Bavaria, whence
sn, will go to Carlsbad. Prnd;ss tlementne's
health has at the recent course
Of events in Bulgaria and modification at the frgd
attitude which the COmte de Paris and her brothers
have assumed toward her. They are rrl;ated not
merely because Of the angry oi the En-
peror of Russia but also on account Of the reckless
manner in which the Princess has been squanderins
money during the last two years. her expenditure IN
Bulgaria being estimated at 100000. She has flI
control over the large fortune Of her late hush md
THE ExCHANCELLoR's PLANS.
Prince Bismarck leaves Fredrchsruhe in the course
Of few days for his ancestral estate at schoenhausen.
near Berlin, whence, after brief stay he goes 70 MS
Pomcranian seat at Yaun. He dcvoes his whole time.
not occupied by addresses deputatonS and Interviews
10 the cares Of his large landed property which he
manages under the advice Of Herr Bleichro9det with
much intelllgencc Professor schweninger saw him
very recently and although his general report was
satisfactory he warned his illu,tgOus patient that lie
might have insist visit To hissingen or OaSten
after ALL His projected expedition TO England is no
longer mentioned.
GUNPoWDER MAKING IN CABUL
Letters from India transmit the news from small
hand of Englshmcn whom tie Ameer If Afghanstan
has taken into his service at Cabul Pyne, the expert
in arsenal manufactures, has, with his European anu
native wornen been kept the hardest labor by The
,mcer's SON the Governor Of Cabu who is possessed
Of An Unsuitable desire produce lrstclaSs weapons.
Moreover, it is now proposed to manufacture sum
powder on It large scale. and moro Englshmen are 10
be imported into the Afghan capltal
THE RUMoR ABOUT SIR ROBERT MoKIEN
There Is no foundation for the widely circ-
lated that Sir Robert Morer is about % retire nom mo
Diplomatic service. Sir Robert, who has been s'aSDs
a. ONfori on "A visit his old friend the master "
Ealllol will shortly return b Petersburg, as mo
ubolo corns dplomatique is to participate in oouro
fc.cs 10 bc given at the chateau OF PeterhoI NeA'
month in honor If Emperor William
vAcAyCIrs IN THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE
>ovt vcar there will be two vacant embassies oF
rho first class one Of which Is at Vienna, WAee De
Austus Paget has considerably oversayed MS u'Not
The post is cetan 10 be given to sir Edmund H'''''
who besides being a very able man. > PV'e'AA
c7,.tis,tma 10 exalted personases. ConstahuhopD
viii be vacated by sir William White. VINO ha' !uso
arrived in London after making cure at Gastelh' "i
f,r this ro,cb coveted post the candidates are :"
Henry Drimmond Wof who is about leaving 10
bel7in for England leave OF absence "llo eIt
FveIyn Barring the claims OF the latter oeHls supT
ported at court.
TRAVELS OF AN ORLEANS PRlNCL
Prince Henry Of Orleans, son and heir OF the DuAs
DO Cbortres is travelling with NJ Bonvallot IN CHINA.
According to news which has reached MOSCOW 10y
have crossed Thibet from north TO sou'h anu l'oiL
.h - vrest They were last heard Of at Tsa-Isn' ~
the province Of se Thol!en.
SWEDISH DIPLOMATS AT TEHERAN'
The mission Of five swedish diplomats. headed oY
,bo swedish Minister at Constantnople, WHICH hh-
oscar dispatched to Tehcgan, has already in'eIN W 80
the shah disposed Of is business and scireu oh -
return Journey. Advices received by way OF 4uus
eypain that the sole purpose OF the mission the mos
noaceful single hearted embassacc ever present al Le
! Persian CapitaL was TO thank the shah for haVm!
.eut a Persian delegate TO the oriental Congress ~
stockholm last autumn. Before quitting Ie.ed',
many Oriental manuscripts we're amassed oy ~. aNN
purchase by the innocent swedes for thelF gieIeSs
master.
/ A ROYAL PAIR WHO WILL BE WELL OFF
/ Princess Victoria will have allowance OF a0oHs
CO 900 a year from the lIOhcnzoern family fuld ana
She gets 10000 under her fathers WILL but the bH
Of the fortune does not become hers until after the
death Of the Empress Frederick, who has life III
tcrest in nearly the whole OF the immense sum Ter
husband inherited from his father after which IL
passes 10 their younger children. Empress troielc1
has at her disposal a fortune upward Of &3OoOoo'
which tho Duchess Of GallIera beqUcatAed TO her.
OF this Princess Victoria will take large shares.
! the Empress proposing TO give handsome allowance
o. her favorte daughter. that. with the fortune
that Prince Adolphus receive from his father. tie
Prince of SchaUmbmg Lppe. who is enormously rich,
the young couple Will be very well OF.
ANTAGoNIsM TO THE POLICE BILL
Upon no subject within living memory has such
absolute unanmlty prevailed among citizens OF London
as was recently evnced in the antason!Sm TO tho
prop .,als OF the Government III the Police bill, IN
regard 10 the city police That force, admittedly tho
finest in the Kingdom has been under the sole control
Of the Cooperation OF London since it established,
1883. and admirably has II been managed through
ont the period. The new bill seeks 10 place it, in
directly at any rate, under control Of the Home Ohco
The only alleged gain To the force VIII be the cons
tr button OF something like G2cOo per annum TO tlo
approximation Fund while, on the other hani, the
of supcannuaton less favorable u the city
police than those they now enjoy under their act.
I'm each ward of the city meetings were held b. pro-
test against the clauses which would have the effect
/ of thus adversely controlling the city police.
EFFECT OF MR. PARNELL's SPEECH
Mr.. Parncls speech Friday created diSmay among
the Radical ranks. II direct invitation 10 the
! Chief secretary 10 come 10 friendly arrangements
about the Land Purchase bill If Mr.. Parnell and
the Government terms the measure Will pass
and all the Illumination, Of the Opposition will be 80
/ much wasted energy. Sir William Narcourt's cOua,e.
nance was study during the delivery OF Nr. Parne'
! speech II ever anger. disgust and disappointment
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