New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13

Queen had ordered to be in attendance during his visit
was Obliged to rush mp 10 town from hi- place near
Eosnor AZ hours notice. in order 10 meet the Duke
at Charinr eros. The Hereditary Duke, who Is stay
ing at Cardre. thi, week to visit the Queen at
Osborne and the Prince and Princess Of Wales AT
| Sandrnglam. The Queen will probably confer tho
order Of the Bath upon the Hereditary Duke who Is In
his thirty ninth year. Ia, OF the largest fortunes
in Europe and i known 10 be It thoroughly good
fellow.
NJ RLOwITZ'S ROMANCE ABOUT BISMARCK.
VI Rlowiz il known 10 be Journalist Of fertile.
ingenious and vigorous imagination, but in the fast
romance with which he has favored the readers OF
| The Time, he IN, really surpassed himself. am
assured by "A wellinforn"d correspondent at Berlin
that this story Of Prince Bismarck going TO the
| Emur,,s Frederick and humiliang himself. by re
ouc.tuc her IL interfere ia prevent his dismissal from
Office is simply the purcst OF fctionS' ana not eN'
| stupidly false than cxtmvaGanty absurd 10 lar
| from Emperor william having taken no noucc OF
PRINCE Bismarck on New Years Day. His Majesty
wrote him most cordial letter and IT ia decidedly
significant that the other day the Emperor accepted
| the invitation OF Prvy Councillor Dietze. the cN-
Chancellor, most intimate friend. to JON hunting
marty on his estate Prince BI>nAr'ks popularity
i not diminished in Germany. for hc has lately met
most enthusiastic receptions at Stettln bcrih ana
Hamburg.
| THE KAISFR'S COMING VISIT TO ENGLAND.
| The announcement published lat week by the
daily papers. ~ the authority Of news agency
that Emperor william was coming TO England
during the fist week in August when ne W"
remain several days at buckingham Palace l.
purely speculative. aud has no official author
inv whatever The fact j., that the date Of the En-
pcrnr. vi, has not yet been fixed. but is certain
that If he arrange, to make any stay In London no
will come during the season. probably in june "Hlo
if he postpone, hi, trip until August. he will merely
90 I, Osborne a. he did ia,t year and In l777
LORD S.LIsBUKY'S HEAVY Toll
Lord salisbury +, at present the hardc't-worked
member OF the Government. Rarely ha- thn foTrish
Ofcc had much business ON hand. ana L"rd Sal's
bury has been writing and reading dispatches twelve
10 fourteen hours day ( weeks. MI The que-uoh'
on which the English Government Is now engaged Win
foreign Power, arr important and require the close
and constant supervision OF tho Ncor taN himself.
MR.. cLApsroxI's NEW IRISH POLICY.
| Mr. Gladstone, IIa-tlcpool letter i, a distinct
acbnow lcdcucut TINT Home Rule j. no longer {" he
the main plank In the Opposition platform. lH>teal
If Home Rule Ireland Ice put of with revival
Of the anti coercion Mysteries Of the D'ppngc"m
Mitcbclstown era and in England the electorate Is 10
wax enthusiastic over the Registration bu. Any VINO
ara capable Of sorrow for toe fall OF the aged 'tae'nan
NAV well De- moved to pity by such confession 4"
utter defeat J. TN, t. Dc the end Of all the fireworks
Of the last hye year, Wa,'therc eve such Hdicn
Luz mus the outcome 81 50 much errcohnGi MI
GIad,tonc's mention Of the oi1u> system ~
coercion not r crime but for combination apart from
crime suggests that his mind j, falling. and that he
confounds his Coercion Act Il l--2 with the eN
| i,tlns Crine> Nct ~, own act made combination
crime and imposed -cycre penalties on those found
gullfv Of IL but a, cycrybody know, except the 81
o. VI The present statute crime Whatever
but merely empower, resident magistrate, Try certain
cases which IN England only be dealt with By
jury
THE CARRIER or CLIFFORD LLOYD.
The death Of Mr. CLIFFORD Lloyd great shock
to d., friend, here. Tor IL wa quite Unexpected. lie
had bcoA well He liked IA, work At ErlcrDum. and
with The energy that Away, characterized him Lad be
gun t. make lm-c; felt and was popular aud appre
ciatcd by those with whom be had 90 DO. lie can
hardly have been called Successful man. for lie
career had been checkered and brotcn IN many
WAYS by what his enemies considered temper but by
what 10 those who knew HIM well. was answering
honesty and fcarlcssnc, The most scrOu. obstacle
10 Dbl, 4uccc-, was Dol, uudSnr hatred 81 th" Irish
party who 'oreave bis eare'- stern rule after
Mr. Forster appointed him 10 ont tl" Coercion
ad,.in Ireland and that hatred pursued him TO the
extent of preventing the prr-cut Government from
giving him employment u England, and but for
Lord salisbury, rccognit Of h- claims by sending
him 10 The important pot Of fn"roum. he would
never have had home work after he returned
from hl, un-ympathctic work ia Maurtius.
NoN NOTIFIES G0oD TASTE
Won Nolthe ha, with coneuumato discretion and
1
ctv Of Berlin ou A, Hnctcth birthday t. the foundt
ton OF the Moltc Branch 81 the Home for Od People,
Instituted BY William and the EMPIRES, Augusta.
FOR \ STATUE or EMPRESS AUGUSTA.
The committee formed IN Berlin under the auspices
NJ the First Burgomaetcr Herr Won FGrchcnbeck for
the erection Of A statue 10 the Empress Augusta.
opened a sub cription list last week. on the first
| anniversary Of her death. Curou,ly enough, the
only photograph Of the Empress existing Is taken
many wear, ago by DOwney, while She sitting, ]
believe at afternoon tea with tho Queen Of England
LADY FACETS hints oS HEALTH"
Lady Paget T. apparently the latest convert TO
Kneppism Vienna Is at the present moment rad
Ing transatng and discussing her hints health"
pamphlet. the main features OF which much cold
water careful avoidance OF beef tcl and flannel open
windows at any cost, and an icy footbath, with a
brisk walk aicrward sovereign for the tooth
ache. She must capture Rothschild. and then her
remedies will doubtless Ice popular Father
Kucpp who is in fair way 10 become As famous
as DR.. Koch.
PAINTING SOLD TOR l. 900 GuINEAS
am Informed that the very beautiful painting bt
Gan,borongh Of Eliza Ann Lmley (rs Sheridan and
her brother now being shown at the Guelph Exhibi
ton in the New Gallery, Ia, been sold by the owner
Lord Ssckvlnc. for the enormou, sum of 1000
ruinea, The purchaser is Alfred d. Rotl,clild The
canvas IS 2G > by % inches.
DEAN CmURCH's rOsTuUMOUS BOOK.
Dean Cmrchs volume on the oAioId Movement. to
which he had put the finishing ouche, just before his
death will be published in about month. His post
lumous work will be also the most popular
There is a, little Of party spirit In it bc eX
pcctcd from a volume devoted 10 the glOriGcaOn Of
, particular religious movement; and those whom it
took from Anghcani,m TO Rome, Newman. Ward, Dal.
eairn, and Fabcr among the rest arc sympathecslly
and dcHcatcly skechcd
NEW RELIGIOUS ORDER
Mr.. Robbins. Worcestershire merchant who has
sold his bushes, TO assist In forming tho Lay Brother
hood has tho sanction Of the Bishop Of London
for setting the foot in the Diocese and -9l