New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
AND CRITICISED BY xR. m
MUND YATES

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WALES AND BARON HIRscH-A CELEBRATION
AT o.. PETERsBURG-rHI KIx9 OF HoL
LANDS HEALrH-rHE DIVA AND
THE GRAND OLD MAN-pER- =.
soNAL, LITERARY AND
ART NOTES.
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London Dot. 4-The weather has become W
cold at Balmoral, and there lot Of frosh snow q
the hills that everything. presents wintry ssysel
But tho Queen proposes to say at the castle lnt0
Friday, November II. when she win proceed lirssV
20 windsor. Her Majesty has quite gvsn up the ~
Of building villa at AK les Rains.
PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES.
Tho Prince and Princess Of Wales. who arrived -
evening ct wynyard Park. will remain the suesa Z
Lord and Lady Londonderry until the end Of the wssh
when they 90 to sandrinsham. where they Will enesalu
o succession OF visitors during tho next month. A.
they are TO be In constant residence ct the hall unt
December S, the Prince of Wales has ex.
cussd himself and the Princess from attend.
Ing the Royal wedding ct Berlin, and tbey
are 10 DO represented 81 that ceremony by the Duke a
Car0nCe. EVory ono - Nuy ihuch sGuCA Win the
dimnution In the Of the Prince of Wales since n
went TO Homburg. lie Vas looking so much thinnes
and better at tho Bearcerc wedding that II was the
general subject OF conversation. It is impossible
further TO ignore the fact that tho hitherto unsins
tact and savoir airo OF the Prince OF Wales q
q recent crisis 10 have suddenly deserted him. Ths
Intimacy which has sprung up between II. q. II. and
Baron HIrsch Is regarded with grave dspleasure and
Is openly spoken Of Is . serious scandal In seversl
European courts and IL Is said excellent authority
that 10 will be made the subject OF Joint letter To b
addressed to the Prince by certain OF his most IN.
huenttA foreign relatives. The recent visit 10 81
Johann seems To have brought to head the discomfort
and wrath which this curious alliance has for some
time excited generally. but beyond all other places a
Vienna.
NO GRAPE ON THE IMPERIAL STANDARD.
For the nrst time since tho death Of Emperor rrol.
ec< the Imperial standard his palace in Unter de
Linden, Berlin, which Ii now the residence Of the
Empress Frederick. hoisted on Sunday week with
out any mourning Grape on IL.
THE CARS SILVER WEDDING.
Officials Of the Russian Court have already dnvu
out programme Of the fetes which to take place
at St. Petersburg at the celebration Of the silver We'd
ding Of the Emperor and Empress. who married In
November 1855. The Prince and Princess OF Wales,
the King and Queen Of Denmark, tho Duke and
Duchess Of Edinburgh, tho Grand Duke and Grand
Duchess OF Mecklenburg Schwern the King and Queen
Of the Hellenes and the Grand Duke Of Hesse will be
among the royal guests Of the Emperor and Empress
at these fetes.
THE KAIsER's HEALTH ALL RIGHT.
Alarming kilograms as to a sudden increase in the
disease from which the German Emperor suffers
chemically absolutely ground1ess lie va In
most robust health all Of last week, and while shooting
In the Hartz Mountains gave minute instructions By
xnI. 90 10 tn ch Ii.
original idea OF depostng the flags Of the gsrrisons
at Berlin spandau and Potsdam to be carried
The Emperor always travels with a suite Of secre-
tares and teegaphers, and business Is transacted Just
he in Berlin and his first caro- is 10 estabnsA
direct telephone communication either with the CAPT.
tai or the nearest point to 1t.
TRYING TO EFFECT A RECONCILIATION.
strong effort is being made 10 induce tho Duke Of
Cumberland to come 10 terms with the German En-.
peror and the greatest pressure has been lately brought
to bear upon him to induce him to accept the proered
Of Brunswick. 1t with this object that the
Duchess Of Cumberland spent some time In Vienna
with tho Empress and her mother Dowager Duchess
Of Schleswg Holstein, whose incogno excited no
pcion until her son-inaw paid her . visit his
rival. I
MEMORIAL TO EMPRESS AUGUSTA.
The Grand Duchess Of Baden has placed stone
cross in the cemetery at Baden Baden memorial to
her mother, Empress Augusta. 1t Is near the monu-
ment which the Queen erected the grave Of her
half sister, the Princess Of who
died at Baden In 1872.
QUEEN EMMA CONSENTS TO REGENCY
The King of Hollands bodily health is improved.
without any favorable change in his mental condition
As he may live in this state for some time. the Min
listers have at last induced Queen Emma to consent "
q Regency.
REopENING A LONDON CHURCH.
The Bishop Of London. though his blindness Is no
better has been very busy. On Saturday afternoon %
reopened the Church Of st. stephen. Westminster II
k forty wears since the baroness Burdettoutts erected
II and the buildings at cost Of little less than
c1OO OOO Bishop Bloomfield oOnsecrated 1t, and the
great Duke Of Wellington gave the first altarcloth q
we'll as Persian silk curtain taken nom the tent Oh
Tippoo Sahib at the stormlng OF Serngapatam. which
usually hangs over the pulpit but has now L,en lens
for exhibition baroness Burdett Coutts and party
with many persons OF present, but the body
NJ the church was crowded with bona fde members OK
the working classes for whom the Baroness had ouis
| the church.
THE CHAPEL. ROYAL AT WINDSOR
The ou.sop Of the Chapel Royal at Whitehall Is 81
nresent in allowance the Queen did not like the new
arrangements which 1t proposed to make for mo
clerical staff Of Royal chape and the scheme was sens
| hack from Bamoral without having been marked ap'
proved The chapel will remain closed for the presens
and No final decision will be arrived ct until after tho
Queen has returned to Windsor
MR. GLADSTONE AND MADAME PATTI.
One Of the most interesting incidents OF the MID
lothian campaign to the outside public was tho vis'
of Mr.. Gladstone to Madame Patti after concert IN
Music Hail. Edinburgh A few favored witnesses q
the interview describe very funniy how after the con-
gratulations and saluaOns were over the great
and the Diva seated themselves on sofa and began 70
discuss most earnestly the relative merits Of various
lo.enres thew used in their respective callmgs. and
Mr. Gladstone received from Madame Patti the one shs
found most eicacious and consumed it on the spot Win
| great JUNCTION.
| FEWER FRESHMEN AT OXFORD.
There are only ga freshmen at Oxford, when