New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23

THE CHURCH CoNGRESs-WEST
INDIA REGIMENTS = ART
AND LITERARY NOTES.
,.Y cAME TO THE TRIBUNE1
c.,vrtqht; 1890 BY The Ne~ York Tribune
Iordon Sent. c.-The Queen paid her visit to In
vercauld this week and drank tea with Sir Agernon
and Lady Borthwick. The queens VISITS there aio ~
vav Of great interest to Lady Borthwicks guests. VINO
ara carefully excluded from appearing and can only
gather what happens from such glmpses as may DC
seen Of the royal carriage AS II comes ana drives away
TIE KAISER WEARING OUT HIS WELCOME
rmncror william has offered himself As guest AZ
Vienna and Emperor Francis Joseph would. am t"u'
have been enchanted he could have dispensed WIZ"
his visit which is regarded ut the Austrian 'onr' ~
most unreasonable at a time when tens OF thou>a""'
NJ persons have been ruined by the recent ho'"'
and when great distress prevails all over 'hc
Yrirc rn,peror william is believed to have
,o,un,eered this visit a Quasi-snup 10 'o
r,or with whom, IL is said, he i on "'"' "
Uor.e terms than before his trip to Russia i"c ,
peror tnres hi, various hosts drcadfhlly, AZ ne !.
caye pantinc for political discussions, ana his "'ai.o
activities keep every one IN state OF constant l"'
and hustle II i, not only in Vienna that PooP'0
c,,,mbc for hear from Berlin that there Is "h'cr
sal feeling OF discomfort there about the rhPc'"'
constant travels. which are regafNen a. "''.s'"
absolutely useless and very costly. added 10 wt" e'
load N
ordinat-s The Emperor has now been constantly OH
h. move for four months and his affairs Of all xmas
ar. rcnorted to he greatly in arrears. Dipioma's's
rc Thoroughly scandalizrd at the glaring want OF 'a'
manifested by the Emperor in selecting khohs'o" i
The Mace Of meeting with Emperor Francis Joseph ana
King George it in this very schioss 'ha' ff'
,a, ,h. ,;rcat WAS residing when he defeated tho
Austrian and Saxon armies al Iohcnfredocrg IN june
80, and the battlefield is on Count HOchDsrSs es'
tate.
THE ROYAL RUMANIAN COUPLE.
yin, Charles Of Rumana is expected in England
.hortIv The visit Of the Queen Of Rumana I"
Eslmoral will lie very brief. ana her stay At 'r
castle is not Likely TO exceed two nights. ier ""'c>N
will prohaby go tn scotland sooner than she expected
O., order 10 pay flying visit to the
Prince and Princess Of Wales at Aoer-
ccd,c Queen Elizabeth is dcsrous OF tTavcrS-
inc As much Characteristic Highland scenery rs sno
POSSIBLY cam and will probably go To Balmoral oS inc
old royal route. driving through from baireo"r'o
through the spittal Of Gen>hec
EMPRESS FREDERICK AND HER DACGliTERh'
Empsss Frederick and her daughters. who are stay
ing in Venice 60 to the Lido every morning DC
fore breakfast for bathing. In the afternoon ueE
mako excursions to the various Islands accompanied
y Prince Adolph of Schaunlhcrg Lippe. who arrived
from Venice last week visit to his hancce' frih'
cess Victoria Empress Frederick VIII remain Ill
Venice till the end of september and will then leave
vav al Bonn to look at the house
that has been selected residence for Princess VIC
,ora after her marriage. and will also spend Few
DAYS at Homburg order to inspect the progress OF
the work at the house she is having built at Cronbcrs
THE TRIENNIAL SALON AT BRUSSELS.
The Queen of the Becians accompanied the King 10
brussels TO be present at the inauguration OF the TIL
ennial salon. which fills no fewer than twcnty-one
rooms English art i, represented solely by Mlllii,
No
less happy STYLE but the contributions OF the latter
range from two very clever full lengths to The falling
Rocket lie also contributes some StIiKihS ctchhs>.
IVY q curious coincidence. few hours before the ccre
mony tDok place there died at lIeyst with terrible SUD
dcnness Mr. Arthur Stevens art critic and an eX-
psrt Of European reputation. who had arranged tAe
Belgian Royal collection. dabblcd in diplomacy ana
was the first purchaser Of Mllet's "LAngelus"
RELIC OF DIsRAELI.
tourist in the Midlands In passing through BIZ
mipgham the other day saw In a curo shopwndow the
following letter written on the House Of Commons
note paper
time give me three behind Speakers chair
Yours faithfully. b' DlohAI.'
Here was find, he thought. The letter was appar-
entity genuine so he went in and asked the price
Said the candid curiomonger: "Sir that letter Is
lure won't sell it. keep 1t there to bring people
into TIE shop TO inquire about IT, as You are DONG ana
when they are here they look round and generally BUY
s,,net,irg have sold hundreds OF pounds worth by
that letter, Exit Tourist delighted yet disappointed
The truth is that Mr. Gladstone having been applied
IN for some contributions to bazaar, sent this letter
with some other autographs and it was purchased for
two guincas.
LABOR AT THE CHURCH CONGRESS.
The Church Congress. which meets at Hull next
vcek will not have the benefit Of Ben Tletts
.dvice and counsel a. the Executive Committee after
a good deal OF communication. epistolary and tele
craphic with the champion OF the Sons OF Labor nave
AT last satisfied themselves that he is not member OF
The Church OF England. The fact was apparent to al
most every one else from the very hrst and though
The committee have avoided scene by the tdrdy dis
covery II is to be hoped that at the eleventh hour
they will be able 10 secure bonaidc wOrkingman
A speaker who Is al once a churclman and q rep
re>entative OF and apOlOgist for strikes The dis
ussion N that subject and on The DUTY OF the Church
in regard the dwellings Of the poor promises To he
OF considerable interest but otherwise the programme
is a dull one though there may be some ecclesiastical
fireworks the subject OF brotherhoOts.
RECEIVED BY THE OLD CATHOLICS.
The Bishop of salisbury very well received at
the Old Catholic Congress at Cologne where the Russian
clergy, less than the Anglican took part in the
ceedings. The Bavarian Italian. Dutch and German
Uh Catholics all represented at the conference
which partook OF an international character.
THE OXFORD MOVEMENT
One Of the most interesting books Of the autumn
will be an account OF the oxford movement BY the
bean Of ST. Paul's. hear that this work has grown
ont Of the promise made by Dr. Church TO Canon
Liddon that he would contribute a chapter Of per
sonai "reminiscences the movement to the life Of
Dr. Pnsey. Some Of DIR. Pusey's friends and admir-
ers have protested lately against Cardinal Newman
being described as the founder Of the oxford
nent, but his claims to be regarded are beyond dis,
pute. and as matter Of fact Dr. Pu,cy did not take
any active part In the movement until It was thor.
oushly working all over the couptry. According 10
Cardinal Newman. the movement was really started
by Kebe's famous a,slzc sermon on national apos-
facy. which he preached at ST. Mary's oxford, in
July. 1888