New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
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SOSAL AND POLITICAL NOTES.
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copwtghfi 1880 By me yew York Trib'
London July 21.-The Queen looked yer, well ~
Marlborough House, and in high good hur and
spirits. In spite Of the damp she sat for some time
at te entrance OF the tent talking 20 those she sent
for and wished 10 she walked better, but still
used her stick but what struck those who had not
seen Her Majesty for months that she seemed
to nave grown smaller and more shrnnken In appear.
ance This is the result Of the contraction of tho
7"sceS Of the leg which makes her si0op when she
walks. The Prince Of Wales attended her with that
alectl0nale care, always touching and which he
always bestows his mother 10 was almost the
FIRST public appearance Of the Duke and Duchess u
COnnaught. and they were warmly welcomed The
Duchess Las grown stouter and looks matro ~.
The Duke is perfectly bald and is much older look 2
The children, who evidently devoted the Queen
and whom report SAYS, she spells very much ran about
and play with their cousins. Of whom there were
good many, Princess Christians daughters looking
after them with great assiiuy. None Of the tolettes
at Marlborough House very summery the weather
having looked 80 Threatening The Queens own i'm
mediate encourage. Of course black. The Queen
Is 10 stay at Osborne, according 10 present arrange
mcnt-, until Friday. August -, when Her Majesty
intends 10 proceed direct Bilmora for residence u
nearly three months. The Queen is going to scotland
this year week earlier than usual. because she wishes
TO be AT BalmOral the anniversary Of the Prince
C1nsDrt's birthday.
HE queens Hook Of Hampshire Down sheep the
Home Farm at Osborne has Just been superseded by
Hook Of the celebrated Dorset Horns.
ROYAL RECONCILIATION.
A complete reconciliation has taken place between
Emperor william and his sister, Princess Victoria since
the retirement of Prince Bismarck whom the Princess
hated and whom she frequently described the evil
genius Of our family The Prince and Princess Of
neIo dfsfau tho
Of the Isle Of Wight on Monday afternoon, August A,
to Emperor William, who expected to arrive IN
COwcs Roads from Wlhelmslafen IN his yacht llohen'
LOern about O'Clock. and there viii be family din
ner at Osborne in the evening 10 welcome him. The
Emperor IS to stay four days after which he returns
direct 10 Germany. Emperor William has purchased
-omo property in Lorraine, not far from Metz. 10
consists Of the Castle Of Urve and the neghborins
estates Of Les Menils and Chaussy
FERDINAND AND ALEXANDER MEET.
The Duke of saxeCoburg Gotha has paid a visit 10
Prince Ferdinand at Carlsbad the way to the Tyrol
and strongly advised him to abdicate and the Prince
has received furious remOnstrances from MS
cousin the COmte de Paris and other members
Of tho orleans family against his faulty IN offending
the Emperor of RI s,ia and thereby trumpne all their
best cards, 4 friend at Carlsbad writes expressing
supr that the papers have not discovered that Prince
Ferdinand of BULGARIA. and Prince Alexander If Batten-
berg had had a long and very amlcable ntervle" al
Eyer the other day Prince Alexander travelled from
Vienna and Prince Ferdinand came from Carlsbad ana
A. the latter did not return TO his hotel until IL O'CLOCK
Al night having told his attendants IN The afternoon
that he was going for long walk In the woods mo
utmost CONSERVATION prevailed, as II Wa sHPPO'0'
that no had been asslssinated
TO CLOSE THE CHAPEL AT WHITEHALL.
About eighteen months ago, when the late Lon
sydney and Fir Reginald weby held an investigation
inf, the EXPENSES of the Household with a view VI
carving ont q number Of economical reforms lly
recommended the closing Of the chapel 10Y al AZ "o
hall which costs quite 1900 year ana WHICH,
As rule, IS nearly always empty a'lo"1A
tho music and chanting IS excellent ana '''o
Is always good preacher. II IS now III COLI
,ernnl,tiou to abolish this place OF worship, and It
l. proposed TO hand the building over 70 the lnl'ol
,,.ryce Institution The Whitehall chapel IS the Oh
lanquctiug room Of the stuart soveTeishs' anu '"o
roof f. spleudidy painted. The chapel was ioF'
uerly used for consecmtng bishops Tor the PRIV
ince Of York. but now tho only gre" '".''
lion there is the distribution Of The queen fa,'o'
gifts by the Lord High Amoner on Mandy l"'i'OA''
DANCED WITH PRINCESS MAUD.
At the great bah the other night Baron HHs'"
was honored with command to dance q'''''.-''
Win the Princess Maud Of Wales. and their Vl'a''
we're the llcrcditary Princess Of Furs'enpeFs anu
Count Deym.
APcUDUCHFSS VALERIE'S WEDDING DRESS
The wedding dress Of Archduchess Valerie Is to 10
Of cream satin with train fourteen feet IN lehs'n'
which Will be carried ty four Pases Of royal o'o''
The veil will be OF white tullc. and the Archdnchess
i, TO wear myrtle wr,,tA. Her cor'aee OF old lace
will be ornamencd with large bouquet OF myrtle
and orange blossoms.
DEAFENING CHEERS FOR MR.. FIELD.
The third annual dinner Of that emincntly useful
body the Liberty and Property Defence League. which
took Mace last week 40 rrecmasons Tavern wa
sufficiently attractive to tempt Lord BramW ell from his
retirement and induce Lords Foriescue and Auan 10
support Lord Wcmyss. The speaking was above the
average and the success Of the evening was secured
Nv the chairman improvislng the toast "Our American
Cousins which brought reply from Mr.. Dudley
Field who sat next TO Bishop Potter. Lord WemY>'s
pccch was received with extraordinary enthusiasm bat
Mr. ricd's declaration that the American people proper
were to a man for England and the English elected
cafening cheers from the chosen champions Of liberty
aud property
DIsCoRD IN THE IRISH PARTY.
The Nationalist party all AZ skies and seVens
,Uring the debates the Irish estimates. MI farhen
had only been three four times In the House ana
there was deep dissatisfaction with his inatichu"h anu
Indifference his duties. In his absence hi' heu'eh-
ants have been lighting among themselves Mr. sexton
IS eilu, OF Mr. Dillon aud Mr.. caly Is jealous Of BOTH
The Nationalist, agreed only IN abusing Mt DaIioHf'
and if that occupation was gone their disorEaHauoh
would become openly manifest rhe fact Is NJ
Parncu regards with dislike, If rot positive AVERSION
some Of the recent eNpcdcnts Of the NatonNs's' lo
new Tppcrary proved very costly and very NA"o
les, toy. and Mr. AIncl, proposal Of a Board 81
Arbitration on Plan OF Campaign estates Is IN
gual distress.
THE INSUBoRpINATE GRENADIERs.
T1l, Dule Of Cambridge IS Justly 0censed AZ no
outLrak of insubordnat on among the, "NniderN ana
insisted upon the immediate Punishment OF IN,
battalion though some advisers. among them Lord
W,l clcy. it is SAIL couns He'd mlder measures.
Colonel Maitland was a mirtnct and has paid tho
penalty Of over severity. he Is succeeded by an officer
IF greater popularity and much more In touch WIN inc
men Colonel Herbert Eaton Is not a genus. Is not
Wol.clcy I,rman nor a Rrackcnbury. would De more