New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-14

tho noted qames of baccarat were played, lent
the Prince 81 200. 000 with which sum the latter
paid back some Of the money advanced to HIM by
other fnancers.
London. June 13-The Prince Of Wales and the
Duke Of Cambridge came TO town TINS mOrnine'
it is said on important business. The frlnce ieIV
London this afternoon in order to oe preSehV a'
the Royal picnic to-day at Virginia Water. 1t Is
generally understood that his flying visit was con-
nected with the baccarat scandal
The Prince of Wales, who at first. was dis
posed to treat the baccarat matter lightly, has now
awakened to the seriousness of his position The
London correspondent of The Leeds Mercury
asserts that he has good reason for saying that
Mr. Stanhope Secretary of State for war; VIII
apologize ON Monday in the House Of Commons Oh
behalf of the Prince Of Wales for the share the
latter took in condoning the conduct OF Sir VIII
lam Gordon Cumming at Tranby Croft In SEPTEMBER
last.
It is currently reported that Lord Coleridge
who presided at the recent trial. Will Jake oin-
cial notice of the charge made against MN ny
Sir William the substance of which is that the
verdict Of the iury would have been entirely
different had it not been for the partianty JOE
the defendants which the Lord Chief justice
showed in his summing up and charge to the
jury.
Sir William Gordon cumming anu Ills "iiNS
received hearty welcome upon their arrival at
Forres Scotland, near whic hburgh Altyre, the
Baronet's estate is situated The bride and bride
groom were received by the Provost of Forres at
the head of the municipal authorities.
A formal address of welcome neatly engrOsseu
and signed by the Provost the local magistrates
and the members OF the Municipal Councll, was
presented to Sir William after the Provost mao
voiced the welcome which Forces extended to the
bride and bridegroom. The address IN substance
declared that the people OF Forres hau nearu WIFI
lively satisfaction OF the celebration OF SlT WIZ
lam Gordon Cummings marriage TO Miss Florence
Garner OF New-YOrk and welcomed him ana MS
bride 70 Forres and to Altyre. The Provost was
in his full robes of office and gathered about the
station were several thousand people, who enthu-
siastically checred the party bound for AItyre.
Lady Middleton, the sister of Sir William GORDON
Cumming, accompanied the latter and his BRIDE.
After the Provost had presented the address OF
welcome Sir William replied saying that 1t was
his duty. besides his privilege, to i've tnere
among his brother Scotchmen, who have shown
such kindness to me"
Amid rousing cheers the horses were then IN
htched from Sir Williams carriage, winch was
drawn to Altyre by the enthuslastc
clansmen of Forres;, The town OF forres was
ing and on their way to Altyre Sir William anu
Lady Cumming passed beneath several horai
arches. ,.,, a.
Dublin. June 49," The Express liberal Con-
servativej of this city to-day SAYS that the out
break of public feeling which followed tne pa i
carat scandal revelations was omln9us 5or UHS
monarchy England, The Express adds, VIII
not forget the character and the haDlts OF the
Prince of Wales as revealed at the trial The re-
suit is according to the same paper, that an IN
stitution the monarchy connected IN the mlnds
of the people with bad associations Is obviously III
danger" '"The Express, in Conclusion, says that
- the dismissal of Sir William Gordon Cumming
from the army will be regarded as severe rebuke
10 popular sympathies