New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04

Copyright, 1891. BY The Tribune Ass.eiatio

spthcad on the morning OF Thursday August ~, ana
In the afternoon the Queen will receive the officers at
osborne, and the Admiral will dine with Her Majesty
in the evening. The morning Of Friday, the 21st,
the Queen, accompanied by the Duke and Duchess OF
Edinburgh and the Duke of Connaught will pass
round the feet in the Royal yacht Alberta.
THE PRINCE OF WALES TO MAKE TOUR
The Prince OF Wales Is to leave London for the
Continent according to present arrangements on the
evening Of Friday, August IA, and will travel by way
Of Calais. Brussels, Cologne, and Frankfort direct to
Homburg, where he is to arrive at O'Clock In the
afternoon of the following day. Prince will stay
at Homburg until September and then will proceed
70 Denmark to visit the King and Queen at FTedens-
BORG. where the Princess will already have arrived
WHY LORD SALISBURY DECLINES AN HONOR
The Emperor william offered to make Lord salisbury
Knight Of the Black Eagle but there never was any
idea of the Prime Minister accepting the order, for
doing would have created embarrassing and unde-
srablo misapprehension In every Court in Europe.
Moreover, the Queen have returned the compli-
mcnt by giving the G. C. B. to Caprvi, which would
have strengthened impressions abroad which II was the
object Of Her Majesty and Lord salisbury to remove.
The only British statesman who was a knight of the
Black Eagle the Duke of Wellington, who received
the great Prussan order from Frederick William III
efter the Battle OF Waterloo. Tile Duke made II
point TO the Black Eagle at every function which
took place when Frederick William " visited England
in 1s4o, including the christening of the Prince OF
Wales, after which ceremony the general exharation
excessive that the silver wne-cooler of George
" filed with mulled claret which was served out
In bucketfuls TO the guests at Windsor Castle.
MANY CASES OF OUTRAGE TO THE EMPEROR"
Nearly 100 cases Of what Is called outrage to the
Emperor pending in Germany, and their increased
number excites widespread uneasiness. Several
charges have arisen out Of the recent slight accident
on board the Imperial yacht-one Of them appropn-
ately enough having its origin in offenbach They
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ment, but they calculated to make the existing
regime very unpopular.
THE GERMAN EMPRESS SOON TO GO HOME
The German Empress and sons leave Fellxstowe
Wednesday, August IL. They will be conveyed by
the Royal yacht Victoria and Albert from Harwich to
Flushing whence they will proceed direct to Potsdam,
where Emperor william is to arrive from Norway on
August IA or Is.
THE YOUNG PRINCE OF NAPLES
Every one who met with the Prince of Naples has
been struck by his extremely charming manners. He
has all the demeanor and manners OF man OF years
and the appearance of boy, quick to remember and
learn things very grateful for information, and most
gracious and pleasant in bearing to those who come in
contact with him.
THE RUMANIAN HER-APPARENT.
Prince Ferdinand Hohenzollern. the Rumanian heir
apparent is his return from Germany to reside In
Jassy where he will receive allowance of 100000
francs year.
THE VACARESCo DISPUTE.
The Vacaresco dispute has had very serious erect
on the always delicate health of Queen Elizabeth. who
cannot be persuaded to give up the "Teerrma Causa'
Of so many complications.
ILLNESS OF THE CROWN PRINCE OF PORTUGAL.
The Crown-Prince of Portugal, weakly child OF
four, suffering greatly from the abnormal dampncss
Of Pcns raiuoc, Cintra. and his recovery is very
doubtful. His father who has increased in weight to
alarming extent since his accession is advised very
strongly by physicians TO make the at Carlsbad
but the political and financial complications Of Portu
gal render it impossible for him to quit the Kingdom.
PRICE GEORGE OF GREECE.
Quite a number of journals have described Prince
George Of Greece as the young future King. The
Princes succession 10 his fathers throne is most i'm
probable event considering that his elder brother the
Duke of sparta, is married and has a son.
MAY IMPERIL HIS CASTE BY AN OCEAN TRIP.
Before the year is out England is to welcome another
royalty in the wealthy Maharajah of Mysore. His de-
parture however, is attended by difficulty. Ger
tain priests in Southern India have been deputed to
study the abstruse questions involved in the project
before the Maarajah mperls his caste by crossing the
black water.
THE BISHOP OF EXETER TO VISIT JAPAN.
The Bishop Of Exeter is going to japan very
shortly on a visit to his son, who is bishop of the
Anglican missionaries in that country. DR.. BECKER
seth hopes to return to England by the middle Of De-
cember. II is surely not correct that DIR. Bicker-
steths travelling expenses to be defayed by the
Church Missionary Society.
AN ARCHBISHOP'S ARMY CAREER
Cardinal Lavigere once bean sabreur Cardi-
nal Howard formerly held commission IN the Lifc
Guards and the Cardinal Archbishop of Perth was in
youh the smartest of Austrian hussars but most peo
ple seem to have forgotten that the newly appointed
of York began his career as an ofhcer In the
Madras army The newspapers Of the Presidency are
jubilant and point ont that the Prmate not only won
high honors as llngist in the old and very dmcuit
Interpreters examination but acted for some years
as interpreter Of his regiment
DIAMOND TIARA WITH HISTORY.
The magnificent diamond tiara and necklace which
The Dncbes Of Aosta wore when she appeared In full
dress on her recent visit England are the famous
Jewels which the Emperor Napoleon gave 10 PRINCESS
Clotide in 1853 her marriage and are worth gooa
fortune. When Cl0de fled to Italy In september
1870 she took these Jewels with her and placed them
I'm charge OF Victor Emmanuel, who peremptoflV re-
fused to give them up to Napoleon, who was anxious
10 convert them into money, but never succeeded III
recapturing Them although he frequently attempted
to do so.
Mr.. GLADSTONE GOING TO FLORENCE
Mr.. Gladstone is going 10 Florence toward tne emu
Of October and will remain in Italy until the meeting
OF Parliament sir James Lacaita mas pIaoeu ihS WIG
at Mr.. GladstOne's disposal.
THE IRISH TRAINING COLLEGES BILL.
The battle wsged over the abandoned 1Hsh Train
Colleges bill is not very creditabe to lnsh UNION
lists. Mr. BafOurs bill simply proposed 10 90 ior te
Protestant and Catholic Churches in Ireland whaU WIS
done for EpscOpalsns, Weseyans and PTesDyt eria's
in England and scotland namely, 10 assist them IN pro
vding training colleges for teachers Tms proposal
raised great deal OF Orange intolerance ana OF ts
feeling Mr. T. w. Russell made himself the heatou
exponent. The Chief Secretary was acung on tne
true principle Of Unionism, which Is 10 treat All
creeds with perfect equality, and will happily be aDie
to carry out his policy without the necessity OF DILL
PARNELLITEs AND ANTI.PARNELLITEs.
The Feeman's Journal will be compened
10 adopt the policy Of the Anti-Parnele party. Mr.
Dwyer Gray and his relatives hold the majority OF
The shares in the paper, and therefore in position
70 insist on change Of policy. The adherence OF
Mr. Dillon and Mr.. O'Brien TO the Mccarthy party has