New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
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c.,.-.sAt 1871 By TIE Tribune A"oe'a"'"'
,onaon. oct ie.-The weather at Balmoral nae o'en
s+orm, and cold during the last ten days eu' on
Nes s;.b was a most wretched day, the queen
- .Aro,eh Rraemar, accompanied by inc rrn'o''
-N.,an IN an open carriage and went on % the nc"
80. whore she lunched with the Doss ~"
T-.A.ss Of Fife The weather became worse N VIC
- nr+ the carriage was kept open all the way
back. - n,1uopAr
-vv MINISTER IN ATTENDANCE AT bALnO ,N.N-
,r.at deal Of nonsense has been printed i.v
=, certain imaginative Journals ABOUT Vne ,I a,
~ .htch the Minister al attendance at BsimorAA -
- ~ he subjected in being given only ono Vesy
III ,oou and In not being allowed 70 orhs WIN
-. .,har q private secretary or servant Ioe iSo'
- .,., the Minister has two very oomfor'soe rOoule
80 accumulation provided for his servant nc
sos mt require the SERVICES OF prvsse seeio''A'
-. - paImoral for the work which would unoeF
o.stnary circumstances fan 70 that funct'onSr' -
,,,Asr,alen by the Queen's private se0re'~'', -.
,nolster either breakfasts and dimes alone OF VIZ" a.
-.,,,ars Of the household IN waiting az he fees We
.s .vo.D, when invited 10 dine with tse Queen
TN bappe,s two DAYS out OF three- he can w. ~
- a. II inclined 10 exercise, and il sportsman '~
Kill salmon or deer
THE ROYAL LIBRARY AT WlNDsOn"
r,,-,ng the hong illness Of George III many s ~.
,ooRs prints and manuscripts were ios' ou, yo+.sns
poral Library at Windsor. and the various IV-rt
,,,. were in hopeless confusion until ff4n0e '-ohlv
took the matter in hand, and they "ero ' .rr+hng
.esn under his superintendent, ana e', -
-. no. bean kept In most perfect order. MI. -
-l-a..sn a. the castle succeeded m recover'ne .-
=. - -,assrres which had been either s'o1e. u :,
,r-onsr,v riven away, and hear tnas ' s.on Of
80 reoautu-es is copy OF the hlse -. OVEN
S.,s,r,s Faere Queen which oconsoo "
Elizabeth. ,n,xc
THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL s1LVAhs =, en- rnauy
Never has anv function been the suoleo' v ,,~s-
80 ., -. .sor-.,,ros as the Russian Impensi sH'eI
- -, r1or.b n is now arranged 10 OOhi' va
=, ~. crfrnAa and the King and queen u n-.ae
VIII 90 there Il possible. but the FIinOo aso,s
q, wales have definitely deciineo IO4 go N,v+h
Amongst Others the former ceIeo,eS Us .ant.,tlv
dsy almost the same DAY ~nu 0
be away from England. .
THE ozAR,s HoMELY LIFE AT FHEDENSbONO'
~ rr,nsror of Russia who Is ardent sportsman
-, 81 Tcnch regret the cessation % al the court
.,+vttles AZ Fredensborg since the oeath oi A""
Dnebess Alexandra. He has during the isst ie" uaS
- through the weIstocked woods Of OrosAo" WIN
e,traordinarv success. On noR-shooung Gays notIns
80. 10 more homely than the life at Fredenseofg.
The Gar always rises at m breakfasts Hsh'y a
o. for A brisk walk, attended only by huge OAiSii
- RON II I'LL he worked at his desk Then comes
,cb a,d a raue OF billiards, Ia which the King OF
Denmark and the Greek royalties all take part l"7
fsvorlte afternoon amusement IS boauhs on Hsfoin
Ike Whist follows the O'Clock dinner. everybody
retres before TO-
Az FMPRFsss PoMPEIIAN PALACE IN CORFU
The palace IN Corfu which the Empress OF AusO'A"
tss only inst completed is Of the most luxurious
- a. ,hs same tine most curious buildings in Eu-
Wv. lis nothing more nor less than an enlargement
,h modern appliances Of one Of the patrcan dwell
Inrs IN Pompeii Incandescent electric lamps hlodeh
amid the foliage and decorative h1ezes throw their
light on series Of fresooes representing the mytho-
logical legend OF Achilles. The gardens are also ilumi-
mated by electricity. The whole OF the furniture IL
strictly Pompeian IN design.
KING HUMBERT MAY VISIT LONDON NEXT YEAR.
II is assumed rightly or wrongly, that the King
and Oneen Of Italy VIII visit London next year. It
was ina gned ut the time that the Prince Of Naples
recent STAY in this country only preparatory 10
more formal official visit Of his illustrous parents nj
an early period The warmth Of the Princes welcome
leaves no doubt that HUnbert and Margherila Will
receive magnificent greeting If they come
lord RosEBERRY's PLANS FOR THE WINTER.
Lord Roseiery is residing with his children at Ment-
more and Lady Leconfeld has been staying there WIN
linn He will probably pass some tine In Egypt dunh2
the winter with his mother the Duchess OF Cleveaha
who 4, about 10 proceed there for SIX months, ac-
COMMANDED by Mr. and Lady Mary Hope. Lord Rose
lsrv has finished monograph on Pitt, which VIII PROB
sblv be A very interesting work. his cousin, Lord
stanhope placed al his disposal the Invaluable col
lection Of Pitt papers at Chevening.
POLICE PROTECTION FOR HEALY IN IRELAND.
The irony Of the present situation of affairs In Ire
land could not be more strkngly illustrated than by
TIE fact thar Mr. Healy has 70 90 about under ponce
protection While Mr.. Baifour, the tyrant and OPP
pressor goes everywhere unshadOwed, Mr.. Healy re-
cu-es the constant services Of constable in plain
clothes There Is DO doubt that some Of the extreme
suppo-tert OF the lae Member for Cork would attack
Healy they had a chance
TIE LIBERAL~USIONIsT CONFERENCE.
gIest stimulus viii be given to the Unionist party
q the North by the LibeTal-Unonist conference IN
Manchester The chief speakers VIII be Lord Harting
ton and the Duke Of Argyll. The Duke has not spoken
IN public much OF ste but his splendid faculty OF
destructive criticism will Be Of advantage to the Onion
lists IN the coming struggle. The LiberalUnionists
improving and siren gthenng rher organization AL
country. It has been ascertained that In at
last hundred constituencies their votes VIII win
election and tbs is faet that makes the Glad
s.olians rail against them with 50 much bitterness
The VULCAN COMPLETE FAILURE.
regret u hear that the torpedo depotshp Nul-
can from which such great things were expected, must
be pronounced complete failure She intended 70
have cruising speed OF twenty knots. She has never
ten driven more than eighteen and that only for short
periods and she is now hopclessly hOrs du combat as
ter boilers are literally done for II is a sin and
shame that in this, the Grst engineering country III
uf Nord tho money o. the taxpayers should be
wasted On guns that cannot shoot and boilers that
tV unable 70 steam The reason Of the failure is the
i"he m both cases-the family system OF construction
elmilar boilers were only lag. VOL. I'm the fire Of all
Vas e1perenee put aboard tie Devastation at
i"sh0.ll fortnight sro / stated that Com
lancer lounghusSaad was harrledy teleaaphed for
canine one Of the yietoria's big guns I have
l'n'e oeen informed that after he had done So with
ee assistance Of an expert ron Elswick, and had
rrw-
ia IMPRESSIONS IN gutta percha to be taken
q the inner tube near the mpz,,. ,t.no no. no Al
tentative but 10 give positive Instructions tbo+ that
f-n was not 10 be fired again Here W. have the aac
iHP 81 Tie Commander in-Chlef Of most important
'la2'oi oepriyed Of the Of half Of ts armament
saa u IS unlikely that the other hal, IL in mnch better
oAoil'n. The Victoria ought to be sent home at
Vue ana RELOCATED % limbo, along with the sans Pare