New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRoNICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR.. ED:
MUND YATES.

HERBERT BISMARCK GbAD SIONE AND IAN
XELL-TmoMAs CHARLES BRUcE-A
STORY ABOUT MR.. BELMONT
fBY CABLE THE TRIDuNE.I
Copyright; 1890 By The 7rtou~ h"oo""on'
London, Dec 1.-The banquet which 'he Snosn
gave at Windsor In the celebration OF the Royal "eohs
was the largest dnnerparty which has taken pia00
In the Castle since the jubilee festivities Inc pa'-
ouet was not served in the oak room, where tns
Queen usually dimes, but in tho grand dinlngroom d.
the northeast corner Of the Castle, which Is al INC
end OF a suite of drawingrooms in WHITE reo an"
green. The dining room was superbly re oecora'eu IN
cream and gold Just before the Jubilee ana ~ con.
ains an exqusitey carved sideboad OF ROSEWOOD anu
the famous gold punch-bowl and ladie which king
George purchased from Rundell d. Bulge for iV"Vv
puincas The large windows Of the room command
a magnificent view, both north and east being em-
braccd In it.
THE QUEENS COLLECTION OF STUART hELi0S'
The Queen has considerably increased her cohectoh
Of stuart relics Windsor by purchases at the recS
sale for lots which were knocked down 10 hf hoiihcs
were bought for Her Majesty. the queen was gwen
number Of interesting and curious rehcs oi .no
stuarts by her aunt, Princess Augusta, and the
Duchess OF Gloucester and she has seized every op-
norunity during the last fifty years Of charging her
collection.
4 MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR PRINCE ALBERT.
The Dean Of Windsor IS 10 conduct memorial
service in the Prince COnSOr's inausoleum Al frog
more sunday. December IA. The service Is TO DO
attended BY the Queen, the Prince and Princess OK
Wales. the Duke of Edinburgh, and the Duke ana
Duchess If COnnauglrt-all OF whom VIII 10 her
Maie,tv's guests at Windsor Castle-and by
other members OF the royal family. There Is to DC
similar ceremony at st. Georges 'hapcI next "eeA'
when Boehms statue OF Emperor Frederick Il 10 DO
unveiled This statue was to have been pia'eu h inc
nave. opposite TO the we'll known statue Of the King
n,tonn h.C
spot for il.
DIsTRUsTFUL OF THEIR ROYAL NEPHEW.
The absence of the Prince Of Wales and the Duke OF
Edinburgh from the Royal wedding at Berlin Is gen.
orally attributed in court and diplomatic circic'
abroad to their dread Of Emperor Williams Vaponhs
and truculent speeches Considering the near NhS
tonshp which exists between the Emperor OF hussis
and the Prince Of Wales and the Duke OF Edlhoufeh
would have been in highest degree distastelu an"
embarrassing to those personages 10 hear their nghV
uephew publicly rantng, probably, AT the Hihtary
b,nouet about the delight with which he "ouio
hail a combined assault by Germany ana EhsIhd
upon the common foe.
THE PRINCE TO REFORM THE DINNER HOUR
wellpo>ted London CORES pondent tells us that
the Prince Of Vale, is bent on reforming the htehess
Of socetys dinner hour, which for the future 10 10
fixed at . At present it /, practically ., when -
,mply prepostelous. preventing playing, carly rest
and other pleasant and hcathful enjoyment; but X
H. r. H. Is to dine at D. how about the royal eggs anu
bacon with the called O'Clock tea, 81 when fuho
,peaketh
COUNT HERBERT NoT ABOUT TO BIZ NAkRiLp'
am assured that there no shade Of foundation Tor
the story which lately appeared. Of the approaching
marriage Of Count Bismarck Schoenhaaseh' HIIo"n
10 Il, English ~ Count Herbert Bismarck. Inc 'ouh-
toss pahlcr and her daughter are resident near 'la
c,pit,l OF Courland where Count Bismarck has iatey
parO
That . ali Prince bismarck la, made over to this soh'
the om famil, castle Of Schoenhausen. on the hloe'
retaining FrieIrch>ruhe and Nann iog himself 'oun'
ui.r,rca i, improVn. >ch0,nhau,en, and /, gong
to I've there.
THE HOME RULE CRISIS
The lobby and not the House OF Commons ha> been
,he real centre Of interest since Parliament opeheu'
The parnelI crisis has dominated everything ana rs
RESULT il destined to have decisive influence on mo
course of events. IL has shattered the Home KnH
marty Whether Pamcl goes or remains. 1t Is agreed
ina, the cai,e Of Home Rule has been pnt hack Tor
tears MANY Liberal members will be only to- CAD
70 drop the subject and II Mir. Gladstone retrcS me
party will revert to the programme Of l-So' ms
collapse of the >eparstst alliance is entirely die 10
the opportunsm which IS now Mr.. Gladstone man
CIara, terl>tc.
have god reason for ~ayin. that If the decision
conveyed in his letter Of Monday, November "a had
been formed Monday November l., VIXEN the divorce
case crdcd. the communication of II IN sjEe ihiorldi
way would have prevented the deailo'k whI'h n''
now 80 fortunately occurred. Mr.. Farneu : heal'h
would have failed and a note from him requesting
Justin Mccarthy T. lead the party in his enforced
absence would have enabled Gladstone 10 tide over mo
crisis. but more ,uO Nj. Glad tone could arrive az
no CONCLUSION untll after using all the means OF oD'er
Iton and reelection in hi, power-or. III other "ofus'
until he found that hi team was setuhS OUT Oh MANU.
urd tina, the Home Ruc coach IN danger OF beng
inset He then tried 10 escape the disaster bF 'ahns
hold course never doubling that Parnel would be
cowed into subm:si1n. II happened. however mat
Parnel ha, deep feeling. the opposite OF Nehciaoh'
f,, Mr. Gladstone. and the eX Premier, letter only
pr,,yoked a manifesto which brathes contempt Is
well a. defiance in every paragraph
+, Of interest to note that the Parne cas-" has nor
n,.yeuted the Liberal Associations from asking sir
charlie. Dixie to stand "A, their candidate. and met
ropol!tau borough and great ron-producing country
rc,sntly invited him to come forward though he seems
again to have declined.
MRS PEiLs CONDITION HOPELESS.
Mr., Peel still lnser, on. though her condition IS a
honelc,, one and Mr.. speaker i very much out Ot
calth-tle result of anxiety we'll a. physical weak
ness. The Queen and the Prince Of Wales seho al
most daily % make inquiries about Mrs.. Peel ihe
~p,abcr discussed hi, resignation with tie PRIMO
Minister Just before Parliament met; but LORD sails
bury woa!d not accept ii. and begged him To recan
H. and take up work when Parliament met allss
Christmas. which lie consented to DO.
LORD Ro>EBERY At MENrNoRE
Lord R,sebery left London on Wednesday for Menr
more where lie will pass the winter. HIS children AN
with him: otherwise he /, alone and Lady Leeonneio
lcft him on Wednesday Il Is probable that he WIN
remain at Mcnmorc ~ lonS As the children VIII ous
the little girls have been delicate and he NAV
have e. take them e. warmer climate The whoIo
~ Lady Roscbcry's fortune was I'm settlement on MN
for life with remainder 10 the children.
PREPARING WYCOMBE ABBEY FOR ITS LORD
Extensive repairs. decorative and otherwise, are Do
iug carried on AT Wycombc Abbey in anticipation "
the return from Australia of Lord and Lady caring
ton who intend to tahe mp their residence there
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