New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-08
TgE WORLD OF LONDON.
cuRoNrcLED AND CRITICISED BY MR. ED
MUND YATES.


-FOUR w. H. SMITH.
,pr CABLE TO THE Tribunal
co,,ytoht; 1891: BIZ TAe Tribune A''oc'dhon
,ondon. SEPT 7.-Emperor william has repca'0u"
"A earnestly invited the Queen TO visit GERMANY oAs
s~sr and all being well Her Majesty VIII proDoo"
,''n,v with his wish as she told him when nc "eh'
eo'" rassr castle to hid her farewell on July LII
h,ns however Is vet settled about the arrahgelci'Vs
-, the visit except that the Queen VIII s'aS ioI ~
,s.st ten DAYS in Taurus with the Empress freu''oN
noso magnificent new chateau will be hhsheu NeiS
,o,Iv II is more likely that the Emperor win e''e
ain the Queen on the Rhine, at the CaSto Oh
"a, cobenz. than that Her Majesty Will vls' fosuS
perlin rs she would 30 unequal to the faeue OF .e
o. pe- 80 n,nct,ons and court ceremonies which
would be inevitable II she "e"' " WV
Of the Prussian Court
PRINCESS LOUISE AT BALMoRAL.
,;ncsss Iouise arrived at Balmoral to relieve fIin
sess beatrice Of some OF her duties wiz" Vi' Soos
-. Is not able 10 stand much isusue' %
,..o remains At Balmoral until about september ~
Asn the Princess Christian and her daugh'er wiz ~
N take her place and to remain VIII '"0 S"'0A
princess Beatrice IS quite recovered
.ar ,pocp,NtME OF WILLIAM THE RESTLESS.
v1,Bam tho Restless has regained all MS "ohtea
.iv,,v and once more seems 10 be bent on SOWING
,be nroblem Of perpetual notion lie mas ei.en
Fittings for new bearded photograph In eleven VII
tsrent costumes new order OF noolhV' Inc h"iso,-
srth or Esteemed Of the Emperor has been lVen'eu'
General dc Meerscheit for the first time IN hisols'
49,. received the Black Eagle as the head OF INC
tr,ops. and the Emperor has found tune 10 eVlhce
the keenest interest the fate OF the uniucKy Baron
con Grmpenberg who has been condemned TO TWO
months, imprsonment for aspersing HIS Imperial
Majesty at club. The list OF state Vsi's' huhuIs
encagements, foreign journeys and military e&cur-
sions is now fuller than ever. The Emperors ap
pearance is not improved by the chestnut beard he
Is so industriously culvating. and the German bar
bers are in despair, as they ieei tndI 'er o00"P'
Is seriously threatened
THE QUEEN OF ITALY AT GRESsoNEY.
The Queen of Italy, who is now occupying for the
third year the beautiful chalet OF Baron PeccoZ' does
not confne her diversions at GressOhey St' jean
90 mountaineering. AT the beginning OF the
shooting season the Baron was singularly unlucKy,
ann m his return home surprised to find that
Her Majesty had improvised triumphal arch COW
cred with all the emblems dear to huntsmen' lie
took the Joke very spontaneously, but is not likely
N hear the last of it for long time TO come. The
oueen's high spirits are proverbial at GresSoney,
where she keeps her small suite in perpetual motion
With an activity equal to that OF Emperor William.
VISITORS TO THE KING OF THE BELGIANs.
The Queen of Saxony is staying at Blanken-
berg and is paying the usual ineognito visits TO
Bruces and other places of interest in the neghbor
King Of the Belgsns at the Chalet Royal in ostend'
which is being furnished up in anticipation Of the
Prince Of Napless visit
Mr. Stanley will also spend a few days with King
Leopold at Otend before the latter goes to Ardennes
PRINCESS MAUD OF WALES AT vICHY.
The latest dnnker of note at Vichy is Princess
Maud of Wales, who travelled from England with her
maid and met there by her former governess
and her husband who in charge Of her during her
sfav and had
first floor OF the Hotel des Ambassadors. Princess
Maud u.s. however staying In the srictest incOgntO as
Miss Wells and refuses TO any visitors whatsoever
She walks twice day to the Source dc u Hopital
for drink, and dimes liz "a restaurant attached to the
hotel no difference being made for her in any re-
spect.
Grand Duke Alexis brother OF the Car, who is at
the NOVEL Hotel, called the other day at the Am
bassadeurs and asked for Princess Maud, but told
by the discreet porter that such person was In the
hotel Prompted by an aide de camp, he inquired for
Miss Wells, but was informed that the lady received
no one, and obliged to give 1t up leaving his name
with the astOnished porter as Mr.. Alexis. Miss
Wells looks very unwell and is most assduOus in the
cure routine, and is to be met daily in the park
taking constitutional with the other visitors.
THE RUMAIAN SUCCESSION.
The Queen OF Rumania is in very precarlOue state
Of health and II she dies there will be a darkening Of
the prospects of Prince Ferdinand HOhenzollern-sig
maringen, nephew and heir pesumptve of King Charles
for His Majesty who is just fytwo, is almost certain
TO marry again. Under the circumstances Ferdnand's
matrimonial projects are in allowance but if the Queen
RECEIVERS tOleraby certain to hear in few
months that he TO be betrohed to Princess Marie Of
Edinburgh. Prince Ferdinand was to have paid visit
TO England this autumn and would have been the guest
Of the Queen at BalmoNl for day or two, but the
trip was postponed.
KING HUMBERT NOT GOING TO ENGLAND.
Ao4f..
widely circulated that the King and Queen of Italy
propose to pay a state visit TO England next year
They have not expressed any wish to do So nor have
they been invited.
THE CzAR's SPLENDID NEW YACHT.
The Emperor of Russlas new yacht, the Polar STAR
which conveyed the Imperial family from st. Peters
burg 10 Copenhagen is certainly the most magncenty
decorated and furnished vessel anoat The cabins
wanscoted with choice woods in beautiful mosaics de
signed by Nabokof the celebrated Russian artist The
cabin Of the Emperor decorated in yellow BIRCH with
furniture covered with cream-cOlOrcd morocco and the
boudor Of the Empress is a marvel Of comfort and
luxury. The beds are arranged after a system,
which prevents much movement even in rough weather
The cabins Of the younger members Of the Imperial
family are on the other side OF spacious corTi-
DOR. which opens into a dining room containing
three tables accommodating eighty persons. The
chairs covered with shagreen and on the backs are
golden eagles. This room is lighted with sixty -four
electric lamps Adjoining is the saloon which is
smaller apartment filed with flowers 1t contains
piano. three rows of wellstocked bookshelves and a
vrtng-table. stai.vase leads to a deck saloon and
above there Is Greek chapel with altar covered
with red velvet. There are two Imperial cabins on
deek, one for the Minister Of Marine and one for
Admiral Bassargune. who always accompanies the
Gar on his cruises as well as sixteen cabins for
oers Of the suite. There seven officers in addition
70 the captain, Prince schskousksy. The pilot the
iOor engineers and all the sailors picked The
yacht carries two priests physician and surgeon in
@oai'ion to the suite During the voyage the Polar
star which can maintain speed Of nineteen and one
nan Knots proceeded the rate Of sixteen knots by
O"S and at night was reduced to twelve knots.
BARON HIRscHs PURCHASE IN NEw-JERsEY.
Inc nrst step toward carrying out Baron Hirschs
giant scheme for the removal Of his Russian coreon-
" Oeeh decided on He has purchased a
.ese es'a'e lor their accommodation between Wood
bine and Mount Pleasant in Ne,v Jersev Tho Iapd is