New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11

.r,s matters OF business and certain famlN ahairs
~. Majesty is looking forward TO leaving osborne, as
n .,nc air OF Deesde suits her much better al TINS
' than the relaxing climate Of the Isle OF wight
go pmpres. Eugene goes this week to Osborne Tor
A.. a.ss on visit TO the Queen.
w,,srR EXPECTED AN ODE OF WELCOME
-. German Emperor evidently supposes that MS
- ,,vsson of his grandmother's court was one OF
" ,st important events which have occurred ~ 'ie
49, ~ England since the Norman conquest
ms"'s tIis Majesty expressed considerable surprise
81, ,he Queen did not command LORD IehnSso" ~
''.s rose an ode Of welcome to him. especially ee nc
w. e., German Emperor who has visited hhslanu'
We IL william still finds his knee troublesome
N , ,,seouently resolved to take fortiusht'
nv :, KEEL and TO dispense with me usual vNio~e'
-, ,be symptoms are not unfavorable' Out no 'iH'
80. warned that brief cessation I" a0u'i'
lntely necessary -, .corr..~p
THE PRINCE OF NAPLES IN seorhA"D
r-,... =, Naples who arrived in Edinburgh on
- ,nornipg devoted that day 10 tne inspe0uOn -
=, rr,Dc,nal sights Of the city ana Vsieu 80
-, The Prince left Edinburgh al'er ha'i"s
..,aa anita two hours in Holyroo0 Oas'ie' ou go.
p"sseu Saoor for Buchanan Castle the Duke Oh Monr
day Sie'nUO 80 1och Iomond and to-day he goes
sosos 80 Trossachs visits Lord WllloughOS NC
tnrOue" n-mn,opd Castle, Perthshire and VIII shoo'
.o.,o, and Friday over the renowned ueer iorees
~ cIsns near Comre The Prince Is 10 "rlVo a.
yexcastJe on saturday morning ana " Is 1921 49,,
A.. hs will embark then for Norway as MS
Sin ~ Belgium has been postponed Inc Ne" 'a"'
~. Prince Of Naples NAV possibly marry ono y, siU
ron,cer daughters of the Prince OF wales i iU
,Ao vife Of the Prince must be Roman C"'"O0'
. honad AZ The italian Court that the Princes Vlsit
" po,grm would result in his betrothal 10 Princess
T,,nsn,ne bpt two years ago when this match was
- ,ba noinf Of being concluded II was DroAeh Oh w
,ntrlgnes which originated in the vatican
1sa s,,snaners have failed to record the fact that
.no, attending mass in the Italian church a' mutton
Garden on Sunday week, the Prince OF Naples anu MS
sn,+s visited ST. Pau's Cathedral and witnessed
SUI , aorstration of the Foresters, for whom the
I.,.hor ., Canterbury was conducting service Inc
-. 1rbo only remained a short time. went TO ana
,t, ~ Cathedral quite unrecognized as was MS WISH
r,r 1rrNFss OF THE QUEEN OF THE BEL"IANo'
mi, n,oss ~ the Queen Of the Begians, which caused
-, Iar,o AZ the beginning OF last week, seems 70
h, been nothing more serious than an attack oi III
Aces+on 81 A very aggravated kind, which hao az mrs.
the appearance Of apoplexy II seems moreover 'a'
rro+arnelon and not dramatic intcrV1e" "iul u'e
ox.Empress Charlotte. which has been described 80
h,oTv vas the primary cause OF the malaoy
which however subsidized with such rapidly that Ans
,on,old Was able TO 90 back 20 Ostend cary OIL
t,osesa,v while the Queen proceeded to spa the FOL
,ovring afternoon owing to Her Matesty's constant
dosro 70 disrense with all pomp and ceremony wheh
che became suddenly ill there was scarcely servant
Ia tonnd in the royal pavilion and even the royal ui
,er had been sent in from restaurant Known ~ ~ie
Na,son Rouge Princess Clementne became frightened
and the ladyinwaiting also lost her head Hence INC
gravity Of the kilograms
Fx.EMpRFss CHARLOTTE OF MEXICO.
The state Of the Empress Charlotte OF Mexico Is
IN realitv nv no means so melancholy has been rep
resented and tho alleged violent rencOntre with her
sisfern.law is absolutely apOcrypha The Castle oil
ponchout where she resides and which she never quts
&c about mile and half from Laeken, and she is ac-
customed to receive visits from the King and queen
two and three times week. Her abode is furnished
in exquisite taste and the widow Of the n-fated
Macmillan is now quite able to direct the domestic
affairs of her household Her one great pleasure Is
music and she habitualy breakfasts and dimes with
the household and takes walking exercise IN the mag
nfoent park which surrounds the mansion. The acute
mania of former years has given way to gentle
melancholy. Her Majesty is now fty-two and hcr
extraordinary physical health akes it probable that
she may attain to great age
A BELGIAN COUNTS AMERICAN WIFE.
Not only IN England, Germany and Italy is it that
Americans have married into the old nobility. The
archaeOoests Of Europe who assembled in great force
in Belgium last week "Wednesday afternoon
gracefully welcomed to the Chateau DO Court 81.
Etienne by the wife Of the President, Count Goblet
d'Alvels The Countess d'Alviea was Miss Packard,
Of New York. and the children speak English as if
they had been born in Broadway instead Of in the
romantic valley of the Dyle.
THE DUKE OF CLEVELAND.
Lord Rosebery returned al once from Marienbad on
hearing of the Duke of Ccvelands helpless condition,
and Lady LecOnfcld up from Petworth to be with
bor brother. The Duke caught slight cold only ten
DAYS ago and his cough, which was very troublesome
weakened and exhausted him very much.
SIR WILLIAM HARCoURT's POLITICAL RANK.
Sir william Harcourt now fills second place or
the Opposition SIDE and has decidedly established
claim to succeed Mr. Gladstone in the leadership, th
chance Of Mr. Morley having been utterly exungulsheo
THE LIBERAL LEADERSHIP IN TIE LORDS.
The most notable event on the Opposition side, how
ever was the Radical revolt against Lord Rosebery'
intended leadership in the Lords. which had been KEEP
wonderfully quiet. This unexpected move has beer
quite successful and Lord Grnnvilles place is now
filed by Lord Kimberley, with whom the Radicals and
Sir william Harcourt will cooperate with much morc
cordaty and thorOughness than they would have dont
with Lord Rosebcry whose paramount and absorbing
object in political life is TO find himself again at The
Foreign ofiice.
lord MoRRIs'S ADVICE TO MR.. BALFoUR.
IT Is related that when Mr.. Balfour went over Il
Dublin a few years ago 10 be in Chief Scere
tary he dlned with Lord Morris, then Chief Justice
who gave him the following caution Take the advice
of an Old hand. Do not let the Devil himself tempt
you to touch Irish education
THE NAVAL MANOEUvREs.
The naval manOcuvres are over, and the results
nom an instructive point of view have been 50 neutral
the lessons that have been learned OF little practical
value that is hardly surprising 10 find some OF the
best authorities openly expressing the oplniQn that
the manoeuvres have in no way justified the cost Of
large fleets. The Northern and Western they were
called. did nothing but perform the most commonplace
evolutions though whether admirss the Admiralty
are 70 blame for this is not quite evident The opera
tons Of the red and blue squadrons little more
lively but even from them lesson has been derived
that was not known before. 1t possible that if there
had been more independent Observers, more things
worth observing might have been recorded, but Sey-
mOuI's well-known anupathy to the press was so
erren 10 BY the Admiralty that restrictions were i'm
posed on correspondents which only journal woud
allow It's representatives 20 submit to- Hence the &C
counts furnished 10 the public not only meagre,
but Onesided