New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-30

rBY CABLE TO THE rxIBUNEI
Copyrtght; 1890 By The Tribune A"oe,aton'
London, Dec. 20.The Prince Of Waes VIII not retuin
to town from Norfolk until lie starts for the Riviera
and the Princess is ~ make sandrnglam her residence
until toward the end of February.
THEKAIsERs RUMoRED VISIT TO ENGLAND.
The announcement in some of the daily papers that
Emperor William is coming TO England III August "hen
he will visit Windsor and Osborne, is purely specu-
atlve for the matter has yet been mentioned AZ
court, and the Emperor could not possibly 'eas as
Windsor in August, the Queen VIII theh w LII cr
residence Osborne. and the CASTLE Oh course, VIII
be closed If the Royal wedding takes place at the
end Of june likely that the Emperor ana Empe's
will come TO attend it, In which case 'iey WI
be the guests OF the Queen at Windsor or buckingham
Palace.
WHY EMPEROR WILLIAM MAY GO TO CANNE'
The French papers have been much excited about
the report that Emperor William is contemplating q"
early visit 10 PARIS after which he VIII reside i"r sumo
time on the Riviera somewhere between 'aiihc' ""'~
San Reno The foundation for all the via ruhofs on
the subject is that the Emperor proposes to pay Dei
visit to his friend and cousin, the Grand Duke I"
MecrIenburg- schwerin, who Is slowly dying OF con-
sumption at Cannes If the danger snouId occoi"e
imminent. the Emperor, who would OF course u"'e'
I'm the strictest incogno, would proceed 10 'aes ny
way OF Genoa, returning by the same route i"e'o
has never been any idea Of his visiting Paris Grand
Due Frederick is not only Of the wealtiuest VI
German princes but he Is an important political per-
sonage AS being now the only remaining Ink IN me
old family alliance between the courts Oh Berlin auu
st. Petersburg.
THE EMPEEOR's NEWYEARS SPEECH
4 sensational speech may be confidently expected
on New-Ycars Day, when the Emperor has ordered al
the generals commanding the United German Army
Corps to assemble, in order that he may address ueSi
II Will probably take the form Of impassoned pro-
nuncamentO in favor Of peace.
HEREDITARY GRAND DUKE WILLIAM OF NASSAU
Hereditary Grapd Duke william Of Nassau is ex'
pccted to arrive in London early next month"; ana !"
+, probable that besides visiting the Queen AT o'oorle
he will be the guest the Prince and Princess OF
Vale, al Sandringiam for few days. Inc lie
reditary Grand Duke will reside at Buckingham Psiace
during his stay in London where he will occupy the
Eeian rooms and he is to be attended wflle ne re-
mains in England By one OF the Queens Lorfsi
Waiting
TWO RULERS TO GET THE ORDER OF THE GARTER
The Queen will probably confer the order OF tho
Garter upon the King of Portugal and the Grand DuhS
Of Nassau and LuXemburg, IN when case hlhs ,hares
will most likely be- invested at Lisbon by the Duke OF
Clarence and the Grand Duke at either Luxembourg {"
Konig-ten by the Duke Of Edinburgh.
TRYING THE NEW ORGAN IL WINDSOR CASTLE
The new organ in Windsor Castle was put to secular
use for the first time the other day, when "umaht'
~ Paris, PLAYED several pieces upon II before the
Oucen and the Duke and Duchess Of Connaught inns
organ is used for services in the private chapel ~
has double let OF keys, and Is 50 paced tld II . "io
available for concerts recitalS IN ST. George hal
which adions the chapel. 1t was erected apou' WV
wears ago. and i A fne instrument. The queen IN
tends 10 have another recital early In March, AZ WHICH
two well known English organstS vii pay fI'loe
Albert was an admirable player upon the organ a'o
Princess Peafce i very fond OF TINS Instrument ih'
priyate chapel at Osborne contains only harmonuh
plondif opgan
ROYAL at Whitehall. which was reconsuuc'eu '0"
year, ago, may be removed there.
HER TRIP TO RUSSIA POSTPONED.
The Duchess OF Edinburgh has postponed her WISH
IN Russia and viii return to England with the DaAo
earv next week from Coburg. accompanied oy hef
daughters.
/ THE KING OF swEDEN's TACT.
The King Of sweden never loses his head. III ne
did There might have been usly scene last week.
when Indie wa, acting in stockholm. Ah mIudiclous
Democrat cndeavored 10 provoke disturbance oy
frantic,lly appauding an episode in "Nnicle," winch
turn, on the ovcr-beral distribution OF the order Oh
the Pelican Conservatives seemed disposed TO reort
tnt oscar ard his cut matters short by joining
heartily IN the encore accorded 10 the PoiSh
diplomati-t
SIR CHARLES RUSSELL RELIEF BIZ
Mr. G!ad-touc- ill for opening mp the ohceS OF
Lard chancellor Of ENGLAND and Lord Lieutenant VI
. Ireland Roman 'dlN'i'' VIII P''
second reading. The Government Will make the pl'
nm anon ouc,rion and some of them will vote for H.
Liyin that il only carries oGt the principles OF CIVIL
and religious liberty The Liberal unI"niSts are also
i'm M favor and IN 'act T it did not bear the character
OF u sr Charles Russell relief BILL 1t would pass VIII"
ont difficulty. The Liberals however never nave W.
covered ANYTHING wrong III thi, particular disability
I'm opc Of their own leading members is running for
tie Lord Chanccllor,hp.
ar r.
II i, easy 70 be wise after the event. and Mr. Parneb
mu.t uow ro,o,nl. that hi, Kilkenny ctus lde vas
grave tactical hlunder. The fact that the accepted
candidate was his own nominee might have serve A.
an excuse for non-interepnce in the election WHO
hi, friend, could always have boa,ed that sir Johh
Pope IcnIcs,ys return due solely II their ea'F
generosity. H. after his enthusiastic RECEPTION ~
cork, he had stepped board a Cunardcr ana gone
straight to New York. he would have taken his Amer
lean supporter, by storm. and would probably, have
carried the cnvovsT with him in stumping the clnef
cite, Of the States. II j. by no means certain even
. now that Mr.. William O'Brcn and Mr. Dillon VIII
! side with the majority. II were 10 venture a fore
cast | should predict that they viii commit them
,lyc, 10 neither side the quarrel. but will avail
cmselyc, If the Crime, Court sentence 10 take refuge
IN one ~ Mr. Bafour's hotels for six months Of the
Parliamentary session. or possibly viii remain abros1
" wait til the clouds roll BY
HEAVY DEMAND FOR IRISH CANDIDATES
There will be a heavy demand for Irish candidates
al the next general election Mr. Parncll wants about
fifty two or lfiy.thrce gentlemen 10 stand who VA
bee prepared 10 take his orders obedienuy ana
submissively privatcs in the salvation Army tahe
th,~c OF General Booth. The Mccarthy party VIII
also require about thirty candidates. and Is already
recruiting for mcn. The success OF either party de-
pend, ultimately upon who obtains possession Of the
funds. Neither could sub,l>t six months without
hard in the form of American dollars and. though
both Mr. Parnell and his opponent, have plenty Of ap
plcant> expenses and salary are almost mNarabv
! stipulated for. one or two renegade soochncn aie
Establishment believe. have offered their services 10
the capacity OF Irish Members without any financial
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