New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
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COpyrights 1890 ny me Ne,c. York Tribune
London. Aug. I1,-NOthing could exceed the Em'
peror's amah;y while on his visit 10 the Queen and
his evident desire 10 be very gracious and pleased mas
delighted his grandmother. The Prince Of Vac sur
passed himself In attempts to make everything 70 OH
veil, and succeeded marvelousIy. The visit OF tho
German Emperor to Eastney BARRACKS was no mere
royal parade such a, is usual in this country. ITO
al evidently made up his mind to see all that was %
DC seen and hi, interchangeable energy p0kng into all
pats Of the soldiers quarters. too much even Tor
the Prince of Wales. II cannot be denied that the
Kaiser showed rare determination to mark learn
and nwardly digest. one Of his official attendants
arting under the Imperial orders tested the pork-pe
another member OF the stan was selected To sample Inc
qualy Of the served at the English csnteen, and
the Emperor himself purchased a screw OF tobacco
There was ample food for reflection In the thorough
ness Of the imperial democrats inspection. Such In
tcrest in The details Of the everyday life OF common
people can hardly fail to De repaid by the affection Of
r,umon people The Duke Of Edinburgh could not
be AT Cowes to receive Emperor william because no
was positively compelled to hoist ms nag at DeVon'
norf and THEREBY relieve Sir William Dowell OF com
rnand on the day Of His Majcsty's arrival, so the
idiotlr story that there some unpleasanness be-
tween uncle and nephew only have been invented
ny some gnoremus Prince Henry Of Battenberg was
obliged 10 return to Osborne for the visit OF the En-
peror the Queen insisting that he should make bis
first official appearance as Governor OF CaTsbroohe
Castle nm the occasion of the Emperors visit Princess
pea+rlce warmly seconded the Queens wishes, as 1t
w The first ;lAe since her marriage that her husband
was not reiegated 10 the very back'seat position at
royal gathering.
,,r,.,. deal Of nonsense has been printed abont
t,,ncror William, alleged reluctance 10 visit London.
The real fact IS that as the Emperors engagements
prevented him from coming 10 England untII the oe-
Ginning Of August when the is over, there never
was any idea Of his visiting London. understand,
however that next year the Emperor proposes TO viss
ENGLAND I'm Junc. when he Is TO STAY week at BncHng
ham Palace and is also to be the Queens guest At
Windsor Castle II is exceedingly probable that His
Majesty will arrange his visit 20 as TO be here Tor
Ascot.
KING LEOPOLD As 4 HOST
Emperor william never yet receivef more d'hcae
compliment than that paid him by The KING OF INC
Beleans who vacated the royal chalet at ostend IN
his favor and allowed the Imperial standard OF mo
Hohenzollorns to replace for twcnty-iour hours INC
national ricolOr AT the last moment the pro)ec'el
military display in the streets and in the presence of
the German Consuls AZ the wharf was abandoned brt
the Gr,t visit of the impeuous ruler OF Germany TO
Belgium created on the whole a very favorable I'M
prcs. ion. IT'S, unwicdy IIohenzollern experienced
some difficulty In approaching the landing STAGE Iut
King Leopold who like his brother and nephew, hah
d,n2c4 the somewhat unpcturcsque uniform Of the
pr7lsslan cavalry lesscncd the tediousness OF the
walt by canver.ng with his guests across the bull
varl,s IN stontoran tones. The blu genality OF the
Young Kaiser all hearts and his progress through
the streets was marked by amount OF enthusiasm
which Belgium altogether unaccustomei to' mo
Emperor never fails 10 make his strong individuality
felt The Emperor and King Leopold had several
long conferences o"er African affairs en- pete
come but early on sunday morning William ii
drove down quictly 10 the IiOhenzolern 20 take the
principal par In the religious service. at which every
member OF the present. The rendering OF
LutheT's hymn by the ships choir was very enecuVe
and when the Er erOrs hOmely address on the duties
Of Christian mariner was over. the sailors sang the
Psalm Fin Feste Burg ist Unser Gott' with tho
greatest vgor. It il generally believed that tie
Emperor has a rooted dislike to French literature BUS
those who visited the Imperial cabin we're aStonShed 10
see Daudcts Tartarin dams les Apes lying on the
table by the side Of Paul Bourgcts Mensonges Win
the Imperial paperknife stack in the centre.
ARCUDUCHESs vALERIE'S DOWRY.
THE Archduchess Valerie received a dowry Of
600 900 norins from her parents on her marriage.
and she IS entitled TO an income from the state Of
,hout 20 900 forms a year daughter OF the
Emperor.
A NoBLEM,N WANTS TO TEACH.
Lord Normandy is sending ont printed circulars
70 his friends intimating that having undertaken the
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to fake BOYS into the house TO keep them during the
winter months. from November to May. and he Will
have good experienced teachers to assist him.
YET ANOTHER AMERICAN PRINCESS.
There is to be more American PrinceSs-Miss
Uollingyrorth Price. She is 10 marry Prince D'ArdecE
grandson ~ the Prince OF lIesse.
MAJOR COLVIILE TO REMAIN AT OTTAWA.
Major Colvile will. it is understood. retain the ap-
paintmcnt Of military secretary TO Lord Stanley, OF
Preston at Ottawa.
MR.. GLADSTONE AT HAwARDEN
Mr. Gladstone accompanied by Mrs. Gladstone and
Mrs Horny Gladstone has gone 10 IIawarden. He
will remain there till he goes to Scotland for tho
autumn campaign. Meanwhile the arrangement Of his
library and his letters will occupy the whole OF his
leSnr, till he raises the fiery on the other sdc
Of the Tweed.
MR. AND MRS. CHAMBERLAIN.
Mr. CHAMBERLAIN and his family sailed last week Tor
America IN the Teutonic Though Mr.. Chamberlain
may have to return to keep some political engagements
I'm october Mrs Chamberlain will in all probability re-
main behind her husband returning to fetch her at~
in the year.
PERSECUTION or MRS. MACKAY.
The cowardly persecution OF Mrs. Mackay by
auony aS,allants continues, ana only ie" ud'
aco fresh batch Of typewriter IlbelS were sent
broadcast TO nearly the whole of her friends and ac
ouulntance, II almost looks as If her visiting list
had been used for this systematic diffusion OF SANDERS
ntectvcs and experts employed 10y her solicitors nave
hcon unrcnttng in their efforts 10 trace the offenders
and hear that a clew AT last has been obtained TX
IN, ,u,picions arc confirmed criminal libel case OF
extraordinary interest both sides of The A;lanuc
may be confidently expected
MINISTER LINCOLN AND HIS FAMILY.
Mr., Lincoln aud her daughters have gone %
America fer six months Mr.. Lincoln remaining nero
till November when he gee, over 20 join them for
| f,,r wceIs Mr. Lincoln is occasionally TO be seen
| ahout now and sometimes he dimes quietly with
friends but he has recovered from the great soT'
row OF his sons death 10 whom he was so entirely
| devoted.
MR. CARNEGIE'S POPULARITY.
Mr. Carnegie, triuuphal progress through sco''an3
still continues and the sound Of his approach every
town sends ont and oilers him its freedom III '"c