New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRoNICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR.. Ed
MUND YATES.
THE QUEEN GOING TO FLORENCE - ROYAL
LEvEEs-DATE OF THE GENERAL ELEC'
TIoN-LApY RANDOLPH CHURCHILL
LORD LANSDOwNES TENANTS
BUYING THEIR FARMs-Sr.
GEORGES CLUB.

Commanded nv the Princess Beatrice and Prince Henry
Of Battenberg The royal party will proceed from
Windsor to Portsmouth arbor, and are to embark tero
for Cherbourg in the royal yacht Victoria ana Aipor'
The Queen will travel direct from Cherbourg 10
Florence by way OF Mont Cents Tunnel, Geneva anu
PISA arriving there on the evening OF Ihursuay'
March 90.
TWO EXTRA LEVEES TO BE HELD THIS SEASON
As the five lcvecs which the Prince OF Wales held III
ST James's Palace last year we're so inconvehehuy
crouded il is probable that two additional levees VIII
he held during tie coming season. II is expec'eu
that several Of this years lceces Will be heid ny o
Duke Of Clarence for the Queen, and that only Two
nerhaps three will be held by the Prince OF WaioS
himself one Of which will he the first. which Is 10 90
N,ed for - dav during the last week Of next month
directly after the Prince has returned from cannes
The Queen will not hold levoc this year. ana ue,o
o any snccial male presentations, they are 10 Dc
made AZ the Drawing Rooms
THE QUEEN OF ITALY'S SPLENDID Dhf|os
The Queen Of Italy wore u costume OF cxtra"rn'naS
macnihccnce Mt the recent opening ~ ue l'''iah r
lamont which was also most becoming 10 her sSIo va
hoo,tv The dless was Of violet satin exqnl'lteH
,o,dorcd over which was thrown a short Vioie'
,,e, mantle Of slightly darker 'hadc The bonner
cros ~ forget menot blue velvet covered WIN sou
lace and adorned with plume OF pale blue iea'crS'
fastened with IN immense pearl diamond Clasp Inc
Queen also wore earrings of pearls, diamonds ana
such ropes Of pearls in three rows a. wonIo ia'c
enchanted Lothian. -
t,xc Nrr>v svrRBFD BY QUEEN VICTORIA
King Milan late ~ -crva, is understood 10 nave
hccn profoundly annoyed and irrated by the positive
refusal OF the Queen to grant him an audience not
WAS he received or noticed in any way whatever our
ING his visit 10 England by the Prince OF Wales or Loi"
salisbury Miatovitch. lately Scrvian Minister ior
Foreign Affairs who very badly treated by hlah'
vvas the secret agent employed in the endcavor 10
arrange for the OK Kings reception at the Enghsh
Court but hear that he was Informed by Loru H'''
bury with frdd poitcncss that dethronN sovereign,
had no locus stand and they are never recognize"
ohcialIy in any sort Of way when they come 10 ,n's
country while the Queen only notices them Il they
happcn 70 have been her friends in the days OF t'e'
prosperity.
THE PARLIAMENTARY OUTLOOK.
The great majority Of the Conservatives arc
fully prepared for general election m hsI'n' O"
+, not likely after ALL 10 tak" place unth HoVe'no'r'
possibly not I'll tie spring Of 1902 Tho 'ao'he' j.
anxious 10 carry through the Titles irish Lana ion'''
and Enployers' Liability bills. well as certain re
form, In the Local Government act. before they take
the cl,l.h nea,ur, Of the Local Irish Government b"i
for the frst reading on TIT, and some otteF popu'n'
measures they propose 10 appeal 10 the country !"
the autumn If possible November Is probable da'c'
bnt March l-e2. Is mentioned. IN case Of u'iAS
occurring which J., not anticipated
URGING MIR PARNELL TO RETIRE.
thar Tint Dr. Walsh and Or. Croke have addressed
a private appeal ~ Mr.. fnrncll. urinE him To reoe.
They state that in their opinion this act VI sen
sacrifice Is absolutely in the Interests OF INC
country. and thew hold out to him some proSpe,' %
,utprc reward il he takes their advice The Anu
p.rpeIItos believe that MI. Parnell IS becoming less
r..olrte than he was but this + rather what they
dc~r- than What they know.
Irish papers announcing that II ParneI presently
rarries Mrs O'Shca he will gain a large fortune nS
the nnion This Is mistake for every shining "hioh
comes 10 Mrs oshea under tho will Of Miss Wood VIII
ber mari iane
Captain O'Shca.
MR. o'nRIEN'S AIR or MYSTERY.
Journalists who wont 10 Boulogne 20 50" Mr.
O'nrcn wcrc much amused Nv the airs which the weep
ing patriot gave himself Bismarck himself could hot
have assumed more lofty. mysterious attitude. lie
went about n he carried Ia" fortunes OF INC N""""
In his hand.
LADY RANDOLPH CHvRCHlLLS HEALTH.
The report ~ Lady Randolph Churchll's serious
illness alarmed all her friends very much IeesrSn>
poured IN 20 inquire how she WAS. christmas j., ho'
a lively season for Paris. and 81 the light Illness
he had recovered from was prolon ged and all the
finn. tbourh not quito strong. Lady Churchill was
able 10 take her boz. 10 the pantOmime. aud Ia leave
on visit 20 Baron Iifsch the very day II was reported
That The gravity of her condition mad" II necessary
= .cnf for Lord Randolph. the fact being mat LahN
Randolph had suffered rom sever, chill which kept
her IN bed and on sofa, but when was only uie
some. never dangerous.
THE DEATH or LADY TAYLOR.
Hy tho death Of Lady Taylor the world loses one 81
the most brilliant. witty and sympathetic women OF
the Victorian era. Her father tho first Lord
Noutc,rle though he once Chancellor ~
the E1chcqucr H. famous administration VIII
Re be-, remembered, perhaps. rs the friend
- al the great literary mon o' his daN.
Miss Alice Spring Rice BY her marriage win
the author u "philp Van Aricveldc.7 perpe'uath
the Old literary friendships and made many new ones
In her Lord rcnny loses friend OF iity wears ana
Aubrey de We're beloved cousin. Lady Taylor said
more wii,y things I'm week than Samuel RogerN IN
nj, lifetime For Robert Louis stevenson she had
high admiration. and he in turn has offered her the
homage II this dedication on the first page OF Ms
Merry Men: ITO your name, If | wrote on bras
| conld add nothing Lady Taylor had spent ia"
/ winters recently IN town. but died In her we'll known
home. Eourncmouth. surviving their honorcd parent
are four children NJ Harry Taylor. Queens Messenger
and three daughter each % whom has made her APP
propriate contribution TO contemporary literature
| THE KECORDERSHIP OF LONDON.
Rumor, Of the approaching vacancy In the Recorder
! ship Of London By the retirement Of Sir Thomas
Chambers are again current. and those who were pres
emf during the recent trial for libel at the old bailey
must have felt however reluctantly, that Sir Thomas
/ was much OvertaXed
MIR KINGLAKE'S ISTIMATES
Mr.. Kinqlakc's greatest nmates for years were tho
,tn sir william stirling. Maxwell and Mr.. Hayward.
and they met daily when In London, and dined to
gcher AT the Atheuaetm several times week. Among
Eiuvlakc, surviving friends the Oldest and closest arc
: u,olably Alexander Knox and Edward Pigott.
! 80 MAKE \ LION or COMMA CAMERON.
Commander can rron Is 10 he the great lion at next
months Bru,sels Anti slavery Conference, but the
Commanders idea, by means as much In unison
/ with King Leopold, a. stanley.
LORD LANsDOwNEs TENANTS BUYING FARMS.
Thrift. four Of Lord Lansdownes tenants. in Queens
/ County, Meath County aud Dublin, have taken ad-
vantage Of the AShbourne Act to purchase their re-
spectvc farms the total price being nearly 10000
NOTABLE COLLECTION OF ARMS.
The rare and splendid collection ot arms which was
formed by the late Count Daun Is now for sale IN
consequence OF his death, and, hear could 10 bought
for c14OOO. This j. supposed to be the finest pr'
yate collection In the world
/ SIXTY PEDIGREE CLYDEsDALES COMING HERE.
| Mr. Rlddcll nrnnrei0r OF the celebrated Dackhsll