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London March 3.-Thc Queen proposes to
co TO Edinburgh toward the end of August
when her from Osborne and
Balmoral and Her Majesty will then reside for few
DAYS at Holyrood and will visit both the Edinburgh
Exhibition and the Forth Bridge. il Is probable that
the Empress Frederick will over to Scotland III
the autumn, for a few weeks; and her Imperial
Majesty will also a pay visit TO Edinburgh
The Duke of Rutland is to be the Cabinet Minister
in attendance upon the Queen during Her Maes'y's
STAY at AK les Bains. messenger Will leave Lohuo
every evening AK while the Queen Is there "'h
Cabinet boxes and dispatches. Her Majesty taxes
only small suite abroad, consisting of Jane Lady
Churchill Sir Henry Ponsonby, SIR fIee'"oou Iu
wards and Maid of Honor
OPPOSITION TO THE KAIsER'S NEW POLICY.
The Grand Duke of Baden has written long ana
elaborate letter to his nephew, Emperor William pro
testing strongly against His Ma)estys new poney
toward the Socialists, and his views are ny shared
by the King of saxony the Prince Regent OF
bavaria. the Duke of SAKE Coburg Gotha and other
German magnates The Emperor of Russia has also
expressed very decided dissatisfaction with Wiilams
proceedings.
A DIPLOMATS DELICATE DEVICE.
George Won Bunsen, whose father was Prlissan
Ambassador at the Court of st. James, pubiishes a
statement that the marriage OF the Princess hoNai
TO Prince Frederick William suggested to the late
Empress Augusta BY his father in le46. or thirteen
wears before it actually took place The Empress
then Princess of Prussia, on visit TO England
when Bunsen called at the Palace OF ST. James ana
arranged the portraits Of the young Princess ana uc
Prince then not yet his teens, IN such way, over
the picture of Wellington meeting Butcher, thst tie
mother Of the Prince could not fail TO see the suggested
oot01tx thn
peared beneath the portraits.
EoYAL PERsoYAGEs IMPROVED IN HEALTH.
The health of the King of Holland has undergone
such marked Improvement that lie was able TO take
more prominent part in the recent festivities on Ills
seventy third birthday than he had originally intended
Accompanied by his youthful daughter, Wiilam III
passed slowly down the reception-room TO address
complimentary remark in person 10 each guest
The health Of the cx-EmpreSs Charlotte OF Mexico
has considerably improved of late, and few traces
now remain IF the mental disease from which she mad
suffered ever since the tragic death OF her husband
She maintains a vOlmnOus correspondence win some
of her early friends evnces keen interest in passing
events personally superntends all the domestic affairs
Of her palace. and habitually dimes with the chie'
members of her household. she takes long walk
twice day in the beautiful park which SURROUNDS the
Chateau Bouchout whenever the weather allows
POPULAR LoRDLIEUTESANT OF IRELAND.
The correspondence which passed between the
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and Mr. Pitt is 10 be pub
hshed. 1t printed for private circulation about
a halfcentury ago after being edited by The late
Lord stanhope. then Lord MahOn; but only few
copies were given away and the book had been quite
forgotten until discovered at BelvOir few weeks ago
The Duke of Rutland Lord-Licutenant from 1774
until the autumn OF l7-7, when she died, at the age
~ thirty four from Violent fever which seized him
after his return to Dublin from progress through
Ireland. during which tour according 10 a not nm
friendly contemporary. he invariably began the DAY
hy eating for breakfast SIX or sever turkey eggs ~
an accompaniment TO tea coffee, then rode forty
sometimes fity-milcs. dincd AZ or O'Clock afieF
which he drank very freely. and concluded by sitting
up late hour. always suppne before he Ictred I"
rest II was said that never was NlcerOy more
formed 10 concilstc affection throughout the cornwall
Kingdom of Ireland for the Duke participated largely
in the festivities which lie encouraged, with the
melancholy result that excuses Of various KINDS
2rccipitatcd his end.
PROGRESS OF THE STATE OF HYDERABAD.
recent letter from Iydoiabad states that the death
of the younccst Of salar Jung. NaWab Oh Muil-
rulmulk, has caused general sorrow. With nm inc
ilIustrous house practically becomes extinct the only
representative Of il left being infant only a few
months old The late Nawab who was very
promisipe Young man, was a hafbrOther Of Salar
Jung the Younger and, with his delicate and refined
appearance In striking contrast with mat bury
statesman. The Marquis De Mores was
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I'm the palace at Hydcrabad during weeks OF the
winter Of 1ss7ss; and the MarQuise charming
American, was not a little proud Of her unique eX
perienccs in the very midst Of the hig, turbulent
fanatical city. where, until quite recent pei1od IL
was scarcely safe for fernglec 10 show himself with
out an escort. Things have vastly changed In lly-
derabad in the last few years. The kindness ard
hospitality Of the leading natives are houndless, and
nowhere in India is the intercourse between them and
our countrymcn cordial and intimate Under the
wise ard prudent administration OF Sir Asnan JAM
seconded bv that able and enlightened Official. the
Financial and Political secretary Of Mohsinulmulk
better known As Mchd All the country Is making
such steady progress that lydcrabad IS already the
most considerable of the native States OF India, and
promises 10 become before long, all example 70 them
all
Mr.. VANDERBILT TAKING A LONDON HOUSE.
The red house which Ovcilooks the gardens vi
pownshIrc House and is known as Herbert House,
BeIgrave square though not in the square, has been
again let by Lady Herbert Of Lea to Cornelius Nahoer
bllt for the ensuing The Vanderols VIII arrive
in London later this year; but they VIII also Stay
later and will really Of the London season
at Its height than in previous years. Herbert House
looks imposing structure but does not possess
much accommodation might be expected
LORD SALIsBURY's HEALTH.
Lord salisbury has returned from Dorsctshire, very
much improved in health and the rest has set nm up
There is no Disgusting the fact. however. that his
Increasing eLc gives diAIcty " Hlo hiN""'' III" -
disncnatiOn TO taking exercise adds to 1t. IL Is sda
that he now weighs eighteen stone. which, Tor
a man Of his height and physique, is enormous
THE PARNELL COMM SsION DEBATE
The debate the Commission is to come to an end
Friday when. if It does not finish from natural causes,
closure will be applied. There is great excitement
over IL among the young Of the Tory party, for
IN this occasion the muzzlcd Cceros to be I'M
rurzed and every is, If he likes, to speak. 1t
Will he curious If, among the rank and file who
obedcntly. but discontenedly, have borne the en-
forced silence Of the last three modern Cicero
comes y light.