New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-03

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Georges Chapel, Windsor. in semistate and that the
rmporor of Germany will be present. lie has taken
the greatest interest in the affair from the beginning
and in the most practical way did as much any
70 smooth the difficulties which lay in the path of the
| young couple.
THE BACCARAT SCANDAL.
hear that the cowardly, despicable persons who
wound anonymously by means of postcards have
made their most recent victims of the family at Tranby
| Croft.
AN EASTERN RULERS GIFT TO THE CAR
The Car has sent team of twenty Kirghs horses
Of the best breed to the Emir of Bokhara, who in
urn for the gift has presented the Car with eight
milk white of the purest breed in Central Asia.
THE KAISER'S LATEST OCCUPATION.
Inst week I referred to the Emperor's sudden and
rot very dgnfed anxiety TO conclliae France hav
ING arisen ont of his dstrust Of Russia and Austria;
| and this is undoubtedly the correct view OF
| his policy, but he has experienced 'repulse.
| to find precedent for which it is necessary
TO 60 back to the period of the Crmean War; when tho
degraded position of Prussia rendered her the scorn
and contempt of all Europe. The Emperor after less
than a year of pleasant government, has only suc-
ceeded in thoroughly isolang Germany, while at home
he has disturbed all classes by his vagarieS While
his long suffering mother has been at work in the
modification OF Paris Young Mann Hurry" as Leo
NH persistently called him, has been initiating
series Of afternoon visits to ladies of the corps dpo
matQue whom he entertains. while taking tea. with
long-winded speeches on modern chivalry. Madame
Herbete of the first he thus honored but her
satisfaction at the distinction is somewhat diminished
by the OutcIy that has suddenly been raised in France
for the recall of her husband.
PLANS FOR TIE CARS SILVER WEDDING.
The silver wedding of the Gar and Czarna is to be
celebrated by Of brilliant fetes, which are to
begin on November o at st. Petersburg. The King
~ arly IN
gathering In honor of the event; but unfortunately,
the date clashes with the Prince Of Walcss hfcth
birthday.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS OF THE PARNELL PARTY
The inevitable triumph Of Mr.. Parne is causing
much searching OF heart among the Liberals. IL is
beginning 10 be darkly whispered that Mr.. Ghdstoncs
action was hasiy and his letter imprudcnt and, in
fact II the party could bark back TO the eve OF the
verdict in the divorce suit they would leave the Mem
| Der for Cork alone. The suggestion that Home Rule
be dropped is regarded impossible. Its effect would
he 10 drive the Irish vote in England over to the Con
servatives. and to make the Liberals certain OF losing
the next general election. IN Is not surprising thd'
in these circumstances suggestions are already aist
that terms after all, be made with MT faIhei.
| II Mr. Gladstone becomes convinced that Mr. Panell
| is going 10 carry the Irish people with him, he VIII
discover some means Of reforming the alliance "i'h
the gentleman whom, two months ago. lie orcied aoou'
his business. The AnParncllites are becoming ia'h'
hearted They are finding ont that Ireland i g"hS
with Mr.. Parncll and something like panic reishs
| In tic party. With exception, all the Gentlemen
| named for the American mission have declined.
| SIR CHARLES DILKE'S CANDIDACY.
II Sir Charles Dixie stands for the Forest Of Dean ho
will have the tacit support OF the heads of the county
| The general opinion both sides Is that ne ha'
| beer sufficiently punished. and that inc lanauoh
CLIQUE Of which Mr. Stead is the chief IS pursuing MN
with vindctive fury Sir Charles cannot OF course re-
enter official life but he might make useful member
OF Parliament II he stands for the Forest OF Dean nc
will have 10 face Mr. Steads dennnciatons In the press
and on the platform. The miners howeV"' Vi ''o
Porest are willing 70 have Sir Charles their member
and il Mr.. Stead appears there with divorce court
"reminiscences he will have rude reception
A NEW ROMAN CATHOLIC EARL.
The rise of Lord Bury in the ranks Of the pcerage
| increases TO eleven the number of Roman Catholic
cars lately reduced to by the death OF the Earl OF
Devon but the total voting strength or weakness OF
| the Papist PEGS remains the same. Albemarle, the
| title to which by Keppel boy OF sixteen, who
came over with william Of Orange has never TIL now
been borne by any bnt Protestants, and is likely 10
return TO a Protestant again. the new Lord Bury pro
| Tossing that faith.
| THE MACKAY BoNYNGE AFFAIR.
understand that Mr. Mackay's Paris lawyer is prose
cutng "Thc Galignan Messenger" for libel in respect
to an article in the issue Of February % on the subject
OF the Mackay Bonynge affair, on the ground that the
| article nsnuates that Mackay Is the nstgator OF
attacks upon q family living in London also under
| stand that Mr.. Mackay's London solicitors are nstu
ing proceedings here in respect to tie article
| against the Iansad Publishing Union Qimtcd
London agents Of the paper.
| MRS. ASHTON dixie TO LEAVE THE BOARD.
| Mrs Ashton Dixie. on her marriage with Mr.
Russell Cooke in the autumn, Will abandon her place
| on the London school Board.
| LORD NORMANBY'S NEW PLACE.
Lord Normandy is the only advanced High Church
| man who has ever been given stall at Windsor;
and the Queen would assuredly have vetoed the ap-
poinment but for the fact that he belongs to the
| highly favored Phipps family. The prefernent Is
! worth clear CT 900 year. with charming house
| in the Castle precincts. Lord Normandy, who Is an
| eloquent and impressive preacher, has well earned
the preferment for he worked like galley slave at
| worsey, where lie was vicar for seventeen years
| and when his health obliged him to resign that
| living he was regarded Of the best parish
| clcrgymen in Lancashire
LORD wEsTMEATH's MUSICAL TALENT.
Within six weeks of coming Of age Lord westmeath
has enjoyed the novelty Of reading his own obituary
notice in the papers, luxury usually reserved for
nonagcnarans like Lady De Ros the DOwager Grand
Duchess of Mecklenburg Schwerin. Like Lord Desart.
Lord Wcstmeath is entirely devoted TO music lie
spent the OF 1Ss0'00 in Brussels. in order TO
perfect his studes Of the violin and the "cottage
piano" The the ground floor Of Canterbury
"auad," Christ Church, oxford where he is reading
for degree, rarely silent. Those who know Lord
Westmcah declare that he is likely to become really
a great musician and composer.
DUKE OF wELLINGToN'S GIFT TO AN AMERICAN.
The Duke OF Wellington has sent number OF
phcasants from Strathcldsayc TO the United STATES az
a present to G.. :. Page, Stanley Park, New Jcrscy
who desires to breed the English bird his estate.
The Duke received from Mr.. Page several couples OF
the famous American gray squirrels. which have been
uIned out in the park at strihGcldsaye in the hope
that they may become acclimated.
ILLNESS or THE DUKE or BEDFORD
The Duke Of BedfoFds illness has been serious,
and much anxiety to his condition has been felt