New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRONICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR. ED
MUND YATES.

tB1 CABLE ~ HE IhipD'"b
Copyright: 1891 BY The Tribune A'so'fd'on
London, Jan. o6.-The Queen has Just presenter a
magnificent eenbant IN the Emperor of Morocco The
animal purchased in india expressly ior t"c pun
pose, and was brought from Calcutta In a T. anu ~
steamer 10 Gibraltar whence ii was cohVeSed III III "
s. PheatOn to Mazagan, on its way 10 Fee. Inc eie-
plant was splendidy caparisoned. and moiiteu "i'h
sumptuOus howdah.
PRINCE BAUDOUIN'S CHARACTERISTICS
The late Prince BaudOuin has been geHerdi,' w
scribed as heir presumptve to the Belgian throhc'
Strictly speakine this IS entirely incorrect. the next
heir being undoubtedly his father Philip. the COUNT Oh
Flanders who enjoys robust health. but unIo''"''C
Is almost stone deaf. 1t was for some ro"9'n -
sumed that the Count would abdcate In faVor vi "'
elder son, but he always WINGED viSlby wien h' s'',
was openly alluded to as the heir. There Is goou
reason to believe that family compact hao oec" al
ranged by which Prince Baudouin was to have Hrleu
the Kings youngest daughter Princess Clemchul".
public announcement to that erect was eAPo''0'
early next month.
Prince Baudouin was in his features by no means
unlike his English cousins as he INFERRED inc i'ii
hair. light eyes and fresh complexion OF the iio"o"
zollerns lie became Of age last june and FOR Some
years had been learning the duties OF kingsmp III '.'
study Of King Leopold. He accustomed 10 walk
constantly about Brussels. In GARDENERS UNIFORM
and almost well known as the hlnS.
He threw himself heart and soul into military "o'N
and during the intense cold In Dcoc"oo' VIZ" "
cIsomed 70 command troops while carrying out GER
tain manoeuvres on the frostbound roads lie was
immensely popular both with the men ana Win Ills
brother officers entering into all the amusemeh'e a.
well a, the business Of soldering. He was greatly
dstrc sed by the Illness Of his favorte sister, Hen
riette. by whose bedside he watched several nights
THE BELGIAN pYNAsTY's FATAL MONTH.
The Queen Of the Belgians inherited II.
no small degree the superstous feelings Oh
her Hap,burc ancestors who believed 80
implicitly in the "white Lady Of IIapsburg' She
regards January as the unlucky month Of her nus
bands dynasty and always passes through IT Win ie
and trembling II was in January that she lost her Only
son I'm January the husband OF her second uausH'er
was murdered: in January $780, all her person@1
souvenirs were burned in the fire at LseEch ana
now IN January ISD1 she loses her nephe" Baudoulh
In January also. she saved her sstcrlnls"' OK hm
press Charlotte from the conhagration that consumed
Tcrycurcn Palace.
ORIGIN OF THE LEUCHTENBERG FAMILY.
The origin Of the Icuchtcnbcrg family Is very
cnrion, At a review near -. Petersburg N l7J'' III"
Grand Duchess Marie. eldest daughter OF Emperor
Nicholas, was struck with admiration Of the COCA oo"s
Of Prince Macmillan Bcauharnais VINO heh Il COZ"
mission in the Russian Guards, ana VINO ap
pcerci to great advantage in splendid uni
,r,, and mounted upon a capcring steed
The Grand Duchess. who was then twenty, wa a very
troublesome young woman to manage and the Car AZ
once ordered Macmillan 10 proceed 10 MOSCOW !"
the hope that she might forget him but she reSou'eiN
refused 10 be cOmfortcd. and made herself III WI"
fretnr the result being that in the course VI '"'
next year the couple we've married. She received
LARGE c,fate and he was created Dukc OF Leuchteh
borg Ic died I'm ls52 ami shortly afterward NJ
u-d,vr contracted morganatic marTiag, with count
stroconoT who had for years been her caVailcr ser
vcntc and who enjoyed the reputation o. pelnH '"'
taust man in the Russian Army. "raid Queues
Mario died in 1870. having resided in Paris aud IN
italy during the last twenty years OF her hio
KALAKAUA AND KAPIoLANI'
No, the least Interesting parsonage VINO hgurcS NJ
Tho a,rruinClv long obituary record OF me present
o,,h =. Moor King David Kaakaua. Of the sanh"ich
r.t.,d. who might havr retained his pri'tne repu'u
,,r "a a polished gentleman II he had hOt maui
progresses ~ Europe invented divers orders Vi N''n
hood and dabhlcd deeply In American hh'"'o,
last named Operations caused him 10 i4h FeN ~" -
decd and m. ouly practical result OF hs w, W."
DO, bc hecornc for -oma occult reason ttnlar "fHiu
Master " the Egyptian Free NaaonN' lie was
g., cory r,u,ptlc terms before the Queen recognize"
him I'm 1-7-. but he eventually turned OUT /" We
,ic,..ct negro If almost a, pronounced NPo a. u
buxom wife Kap.ollu, whose treatment 40 'U"
throughout the iubilc" ceremonies se' WI ',. ,t
nrincect, bv the ear, society viii rcmemoe' h'P'''
clad I'm white satin. nd wearing "mte tIoNe' W. -
t.r dr.rv olbov- and milling blaudlY on the "H''
4,
uT,,,, =. mr. an another sultry evening oil u''
or.otfJ Iunc wcd..d tightly into one OF Lazy "o'u
.,,i,l,. tbrunellkc cluir,. ru-thn; with 'he """,
c,lorcd ribbons Of her Hawaiian d''o'"'o"'' ,"'"
,, nm. hearing her own name. Her sster-ihIa".
another buxom lady u color a''"'np''''" "''' INV
she is now Queen Klmahaeha Lh"'"a""''
COUNTRY SEATS OF THE DUKES OF BEpfoND
The Dukes ~ Bedford have been lo' 80 -"
r.idopce. Woburn Nlbcy is. on the whole lne m'''
ID treat Britain. lif III
- h,,.. j. canned with priceless art treasures
, cverv dosc.ipt,ou and contains one "i 'hc me-
llhr,ric, In ENGLAND. There are be'uu'ul So"
and a vast richly wooded park fN"'!''h" 80
share. with Mount Edgcumbe the name "i inc az"
49,, -, ~. We,t" is certainly a. lovely pace
a. could te fo1iud i'm Europe. The cottage VINO" wa
,he cr,otion II the wife Of the rlNth u""e' '"'' ~
ooo and A. much NOR. h,- been cNp"ndci OIL inc r''"
IT,, ,,,,urd and woods. which contain more 'h'u SNF
III ~ ,..l ,,,ll,, ana grl>, ride. II would bc III"
u s,iic TO ina -irc nor, perfect 'nH"cI wv"
End, sleigh which. however. las never p''" :,
by IT,, owner for more than about SIX "ec"' ~ -,
,car Norris Castle ON the Solcnt, with IT. b@'uiluN
wooded ground, which adioin those OF o'uo'"V' -,
most charming marine residence in EnSI'iu ""' wv
late Dntc who bought IN" place about e'sht year.
co nncr tbe Duhe ~ Edinburgh had do'iH"' "
purchase IT, did not seem To care aoOuO w.
wa, hardly ever there Of late years ~" ,.'',
pas,cd each summer cruising on TIC Isle Vi w.
and along the south coast III HIS "'' ""'" '
the Nor;humbrh
SIR Jouy POPE UENNESSEYS INDfPENDENCi"
sir John Pope llcnncs-ry greatly u''pc'''" w
Homo Rulers Thursday night. lie ucS'n ~
q, i,l,tlnc tn. rnl. against pairing with inc '"""
tt and LATER aggravated his "H'H''
by actually prcsum1g to vote with inc "oV''""'n
In favor Of private legislation bill, and dd 50 III
spite Of hasty but vehement cNpo'tnlation rom Mr'
TANNER who chased his colleague toward the "oNcr"
ucn lobby and cndcavorcd then and there 10 'o7ioo
him Of the error OF his ways but S'r JON" was t'
10 be turned from h- purpose ana ME- l""'Vl 80
- Il. ION. u,pifc,tly disconnected and dis
c1istcd.
-. DIV, ,noor FICTION AND THE LABOR VOTE
h''''''''' ,bc Conservative