New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
cHRoN1cLED AND CRITICISED BY Mr. EN
MUND YATES

pLAxs OF THE ouEEN-coMING VISIT OF TIM
CAR TO pENMARK-EMPERoR WILLIAMS
sEvER1rY-aEaMANYs TRIBUTE TO
COUNT Won MoLTKE-BAR0N HlRscH
rBY CABLE TO THE TkrBUEE1
Copyright. 1890 By The Ne,c. York Tr'or"'.
London, Sept 1.-The Queen INTENDS 70 stay ~ nsk
moral until within about o week OK the meeting %
Parliament, when she will return to WINDSOR CASTLE
where the Court will probably arrive on SATURDAY,
November u.s. The royal train last week consisted os
sixteen carriages and was upward OF wv ieet long
At Perth the Queen breakfasted In the new eatlon
Hotel, which was opened few months ago. ana hee
Majesty particularly pleased that she could Tacn
the breakfast room without ascending staircase a.
the room is on level with the railway platform Inc
Queen, who leaned heavily on large stick. waiheo
very slowly. Princess Beatrice travelled In the same
saloon as the Queen who spoke for a few minues 10
the Duke Of Athole. Lord Breadalbane ana Lora t,u
bardine when she was on the platform BreakiasS
was served by OF her Indian servants, ana tne
Queen stayed at Perth ffty-Hve minutes.
TO GO on THE RETIRED LIST.
The military career Of Prince Edward OF saxe'
wcmar will close with the end OF his command IN
Ireland, for he will be sxty-seven years oid next
month"; and Is to be placed the retired list lie VIII
STILL Of course discharge the duties OF Gold Sch' Out
ineligible any further command
Tho Car and Czarina. 80; within the next fsv
DAYS to Denmark where it has been specially an
ranged that they will meet King George OF Greeces
II was thought at one time that the usual autumn
excursion OF the Russian royal family nan pee"
omitted but the Car has special hKn9 ior ."o
TRANQUIL neIghborhood OF Fredensborg and the Czana
lis anxious to see her mother. Queen Louise. whose
health OF late has been unsatisfactory Eary IN
October there will be gathering OF almost all tho
members OF the Russian Imperial family at CrmeA
| TO bid good-by to the Czarovtch. who embarKs on
the souvenir d'Azow for voyage round the World
| lie will not return before the middle OF next juno
| His brother, Prince George. will accompany him'
Tho ship IS now at Cronstadt. but will proceed to tho
| Rlack sea during the course Of next week
EMPEROR WILLIAMS ABILITIES AS AN ARTIST.
| Like his mother the German Emperor is an accom'
n,ishcd artist and this taste for painting Is shared In
| a still more marked degree, By his b"ther iriice
Henry When the Emperor Is neither organizing
military surprises studying Russian ne daShes
of sketches in oil with characteristic boidtesS' ana
| during their visit TO Norway both he and frinro
| Henry completed and signed two large landscapes
| which ad0r,, the smoking rom Of the liohenLolerl.
Count Gocrz and Count luxembourg. who are on tho
EmpcrDr's staff. also very capaoe draueh'smeh'
and thcy both called on 10 contribute ID LILO
decoration OF the fumor. in which the Emperor
passes much time during his marine excursions
SEVERE PENALTIES FOR A REGIMENT
The Emperor OF GERMANY "
barracks are becoming frequent a, seriously 70
damage his popularity. few days ago he came upon
cuard unattended by the necessary buclc". Who was
absent for a few seconds. and visited the breach q
discipline with the immediate dismissal OF tbs co!ola
of the regiment aid with ether severe penalties.
GERMANY,s PRESENT TO voN MoLTKE.
Field Marshal Won Motkc will complete HI rn"-
tie'h year october 26. and movement mas ben
set on foot by large number of d-'.nc'i>hcf men
10 present 10 the veteran warrior some token Of ths
love and vcneration felt for him by Germans Of AL
the countries that his military genius hi"1 q UA'3
in one Fatherland. The presentation i, T. take Tho
| form of a general address from all Tn" toans II
| Germany The signatures Of each separt' province
arc 10 be in book and all the books are to he
| plarcd in splendid carved cabinet which IS To DO
| made for the purpose.
TO REoRaANIzE THE INDIAN ARMY.
It Is understood that Sir Frederick Roberts will b
intrusted with the duty Of recognizing the Indian
army 20 certain extent. There are some regiments
In all thrre the Presidency armies which are known
to be unscrvccabe. their ranks are filled Will men
drawn from the unwarlike races Of India and aFa
utterly inefficient for the purposes OF war. Tres. men
are to be weysct OIL: by degrees ana are 10 be re-
placed by corp, recruited among the lighting
people on the frontier. II Is felt, however. that the
selection Of the cops for dl>bandcnt VIII he matter
requiring the exercise OF great tact AID discrimination.
and il wa, in of the changes Contemplated tlae
| the decision has extend General 10! errss
term of command.
BARON ulRSCH's PHlLANTHEoPY
Daun Ir>,h, upon whose shoulders The cloak II
the lat" lalnencd James Mackenzie ha> dos c!"i. l.
very shrcwd and a very remarkable MAJ. ii" can
neither drive dance A. well - many l">> it''rHi
MORALS but he Of the icw spectators IN tho
worlds history who have mad" and. what J. W"". ~.
tanned one milliad francs. lie Is generous ph.lan.
| n ben,f FIR ne
concerned. convey, no latent sarcasm. lie av" The
Austrian Emperor ura>,cd no less than l5,Nc.OO
francs for public charities. and would have a'td
equally generously toward Russia II TIE Government
nf TIE GA. had not suddenly developed AMI semitic
tcudcuric> H. great c:lc! /, ~" :o>> NJ Ms ory
son Who however. LEFT TWO children hy H. Tristan
wife whom he had married without his fam - con'
sent The Baron .ir>t caused them T. be aoNci By
II ,Icctable family os hi faith and IA since
| adopted them himself lis grandchildren. q boy ana
girl are likely Ia become his in>epar ic 'o' paa!on''
BISHOP pnILporr To nF>I"N.
OF the Prince Conscr.'> clerical favrrt, orly three
! suvv!vc-the Bishop vi Woic ,,r. Dean LMdc! and
Dean Vaughan. bishop Philpoti WHO. las Just an'
uouhced his intention Of r"stgniag the >'' o "oTe>"
10 which Lord raaerston appointed HIM Oh The N'oh
incubation of tho Prince Co,ort thirty years ago. h
been an excellent working preatc very popular AMONG
both tie Clergy ard the laty. srd h.> successor "'
md the diocese " Worcester admirably oreAAleu IN
every department. Bishop philpoit intends 10 '' a"
Cambridge where he prominent don many se"''
before his elevation to the bench understand ."..
tho Queen will request him retain his Office VI CiefA
| nj the Closet.
A DEANS UNUSUAL DUTIES.
The Dean Of Norwich not only has been Su''c>''uA
literary man. but the Alp, have been 10 hi" i' so'
| much. loved health resort When minister " INC "eu
clurvh In Renshaw ST.. Liverpool, formerly III ''c si' "
tho Gladstone family, and tie scene ot feoc'""'' "
rests early labors, the idea that he ei'o"" a' q" "
str,ctor In Alpine climbing To the f1ni''' G" MI .
| land never entered into the philosophy OF The WHY
lr,shmsn The Archbishop of Canterbury Is obi''"a.
for time Of the Lincoln trial. and has p!a'e' "''o..
under DR.. Lefroys guidance. at the AletS'h ''''' ~
Valas.