New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRoNICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR. ED
MUND YATES.

DOWNE'S PLANS-THE NEW AhonDAo"o'S
YoKK-TAE IRISH FACTION FIsHr-
MIR. BALFoUKs SUCCESS WITH
THE LAND BILL.
euY CABLE TO THE rnsUxE1
Copyright, 1891. BIZ TIE Tribune Assoctstfen.
London, May 25.-Twenty one horses and seven ces>
rages were dispatched from Windsor Castle to Bal
moral last Tuesday by special train for the OF the
Queen during Her Msjesty's stay in Scotland. The
Queen was greatly grieved by the death OF Louisa
Lady Waterford, who Of Her Majesty's Oldest
friends and was several times invited 10 Join the house
hold as lady Of the bedchamber The Queen also was
very fond OF Lady wateffords sister, Lady Canning,
who was one Of the most charming and accomplished
women Of this generation
coURTEsIEs EXCHANGED BY ROYAL AUTHORS.
As souvenir of fhe Queen Of Rumania's visit 10
Balnora last autumn the Queen has sent her spien-
didly bound copies of two volumes OF Her MalosI's
Highland Journal and Of the fvevolune edition OF
Sir Theodore Martins life OF the Prince Consor Vueea
Elizabeth In return, has forwarded TO the queen
volume Of her own poems, written on vehnn' eacn
page superbly illuminated and inclosed In cover Oh
painted vellum. The Queen Of Ruman'> proposes %
revisit Scotland in the early autumn aho VIII pa~
about three weeks in the Highlands
ruE ILLNESS OF THE PRINCE OF WALES
The Prince of wales's influenza hardly worthy
- beina dianifed by that name and semi official con-
tradiction did not clear or the msts left on the pub
lie mind by the mysterious maady. The real tuth u
that the Prince has again been suffering nom lnnan
nation Of the veins Of the legs; Or In moro snpi'
auguage varicose veins. He had, as every one TO
members, a bad attack during the visit OF the Efn'
ueror OF Germany to England two years ago ana 'A'
time has recurrence. though less serious one OF
similar attack. He has been forbidden 10 aks amy
exercse and is required to live sparngly, ana IL no
follows both prescriptions will soon be wen'
EMPEROR WILLIAMS COMING VISIT
rb. arrangements for the visit Of the German En-
peror are giving infinite trouble owing 70 Ills hs'e'
nveterate habit of constantly changing his plans no
has been asked TO arrive Monday, July o. ou' NJ"
anpears disposed to come two or three Gays oAfncr'
which would be excessively inoohvemeh. o"'', " -,
oueen and TO the Prince Of Wales Inc Imperial
Yacht ia IN arrive at sheerness, according 10 prcson.
arrangements, about O'clock on the AFTERNOON "
Monday, July o.
LORD rANspowNE'S POSSIBLE RETIhEMENr'
For some time there have been persistent rumor.
that Lord Iansdowne will retire from the posi- Oh
vioeroy OF India have inquired into the mat.or anu
find that at present there is no omciai sahouon fo
the report / gather however, from what ih''
heard that his withdrawal. probably as soon as ths
Manpur and Mlzanzai troubles over, is far from I'M
probabls II has been open secret that ever 'he'
bs anuontment in l5ss he has found that the chmas
boes not agree with his health II he decides 10 ress
this and this only will be the reason. Tho TWO moss
prohahle successors TO the oice-wortn, oJ inc "~'
soma $4,000 a year-are said 10 be Lord Lorhe ana
Lord Stanley of Preston. fancy tha' In '''' -
vacancy the latter has the better chance
PRINCE HENRY OF BoURBoN's PURPosED ihir'
Prince Henry of Bourbon, who travels az ooun' ue
Barde Is in England whence ne propoeos $3.50 -.
Henry is enthusiastic yach'snia' ~
roada manv notable cruises.
THE NEW ARCHBISHOP OF YORK
..hhshon Maolagan Is affecuonately cmempereu
~ Nauinaton Butts where he found deserped oiu'"
and a parish overrun with and domihsueu pS 'n0 n
uos,s % Mr. spurceons Tabernacle and left oemnd
him one Of the largest congregations In LONDON III
MacIagan's good work bore poliucai, do wei
srr,tna, frut and Mr.. Morgan Howard finally eeasea
.o,n,a,n ~ tbe Radical influence of the Tabernacle.
nr Maclacsn always maintained the most amleaois
relations with Mr. Spurgeon, who has now become
consistent Unionist; and the new Archbishop Vi i'
would find as much pleasure as the ArcnolSnop "a
Canterbury In taking tea with the most entncn' i'H
her of tho Baptist persuasion. The only conp'a4''
alleged against him are that nc mas oVerorsA -,
diocese and is too much Of a gentleman Tor the Di'A
country. The Bishop, however, ilad his decioca
oninons and declined to go to the state concert on
Friday in Ember Week 1t is Impossible 10 eohs'e'
the elevation of the Bishop of Lichheld withou oon
sidering what hepmate he has In Mrs. hacisgan 'hs
sster OF Lord harrington, who Is practically snfasa
She has exceptional intellectual sndowmens' wills
she is an excellent speaker, never iorse''hs 1AA'
she is a woman and an admiraole organizer
nur DEATH OF LADY DUFFUs HARDY.
The death of Lady Dufus Hardy, widow OF Sir
r.o,os Drrus Hardy Keeper OF the Records, VIII be
reoretted by wide circle Of friends. she was mos'
Kindly generous hospitable woman, and during TWO
visits 10 the United States made many lasting feno
ships on the other side Of the Atlantic. Lazy ha'uy
wrote a number Of novels, Of which A Hero's "orA
e the hest and latterly she had contributed to many
magazines and newspapers. Her only daughter' "is'
liza Duffus Hardy, Is herself novelist OF aoniv'
THE IRISH FACTION FIGHT.
Some clumsy attempts have been made to patcn up
nm ograauent between the two sections Of the lrisn
marty These efforts already indeed, failure anu
must any scheme of the kind be which is not oaseu
on Mr. Parnells retirement. The anu-FarhelnVes "iii
never again put themselves under the hand Oh 'no
Member for Cork. He was stern anu coh'ehpeuou
tasnaster and having once, they think, got rid OF
S,ra .hev will never willingly accept his return. IL
a. drcult to say the reason OF the state Oh ee
inc IN Ireland; but the opponents OF Mr. Pernel aso
confident that they are gaining ground. Inc nDo
blingo of the young generation which conauc.s
Freemans Journal would seem TO snow that Ins'e
some foundation for this behef.
,,p p.rFoup AND THE IRISH LAND BILL
mis- no secret that Mr. Bafour regards the Carrying
of the Irish Land bill as his crownlng WORK az e'
Issb orce lie has no great belief in local govern
r,ot For ireland and will probably leave the task 10
ha undertaken by his successor. At the first oppor
tnnity. he will leave the Chief secretarysmp ior
place higher in technical sense; but In WHICH, "hA'
ever II be. he can hardly gain more honor.
,o,n posEREKY NOT TO LEAD THE OPPOSITION.
Lord Rosebery who is staying at Durdans' ms pfss
near Epsom came up to town on THURSDAY ior ~.
nurpose of visiting Mr. Gladstone with whom no h'a
long conversation. The announcement tha' h',N
Rosebery intends at once to resume Ms a'Onua"ee =.
,ho uonse ~ Lords and that he will shortly become
tho leader of the Opposition in that House Is quite u
true for he does not intend 10 take any active part
n, public affairs for time TO come ana as 10 eaa
ership the Radicals have objected so strongly 10 ms