The morning call., 1891-06-09
ROYAL VISITORS.
Plans for Entertaining the Ger
man Guests.
The Kaiser Will Sail His Yacht In the
Channel Races.
Buffalo Bill'S Show In Belgium a Success.
The Queen EHtartailS the Snowman
In a Royal Manner.
Special to The MORNING CALI.

NEW YORK, June S.-Edmund Yates
special cablegram to the Tribune from Lon
don says: The German Emperor and Em-
press are to be attended to England by
suite Of sixty persons. for WhOm it will not
be easy to find adequate accommodation in
the palace without making special arrange
ments, which will give great deal of
trouble and cause many Inconvenience.
The announcement that the German En-
peror is to visit the manufacturing districts
and some of the great towns in the north
during his stay in England is incorrect.
Windsor, London, Portsmouth, fortnighPS
cruise in his yacht and a visit to Cowes are
the only arrangements in his programme, to
which there will be no addition. The En-
peror will pay private visit to the Duke of
Edinburgh at DevOnport. During his
cruise down the Channel the Emperor in
tends to be at Cowes during the first week
in August, when the Royal Yacht Squadron
regaLtaS take place, and be will sail the cele-
brated yacht Thistle, which he has pur-
chased from Bell and has rechristened the
Meteor, for the Queens cup. 1t is under
stood at COwes that she has been entered
for all the Royal Yacht Squadron matches
for which she is qualified.
THE VISIT TO HOLLAND.
The Ger man Empre IS is accompanying
the Emperor on visit to Amsterdam. The
feeling which prevails in Holland about this
imperial visit is not wholly unmixed with
delight. Emperor William offered himself
and the Empress to the Queen Regent as
guests, and of course this very coUl proposal
could not well be declined, but the visit IS
universally regarded as exceedingly Ill
timed, coming so soon after the doBth OF the
King. and is peculiarly unwelcome and in
convenient on other accounts, both public
and private.
MINISTER LINCoLN's DINNER.
American Minister and Mrs. Lincoln gave
their first dinner party in London last
week. Among the guests were Rustem
shall o. Roberts Of New York, Mrs. Jo-
sepn Chamberlain, Mrs. Mackay, Mr.. Bur-
dett-COutts and Lady Knutsford.
BUFFALO BILLS TOUR.
Our old friend. Buffalo Bill. lands at
Grinlsby a fortnight hence, so as to open
his season at Leeds on June 2Sth. His
success in Brussels seems to have been
remarkable. The Queen of the Belgians
visited the Wild West Show thrice. Thou
sands were turned away for want of room
at most of the performances, notwithstand-
ing the inclemency of the weather From
Leeds Colonel Cody intends 10 work his way
gradually southwark. He is to open in Lon
don Boxing day" After spending a sea-
son in London the whole company embark
fer America about November, 1892 If all
goes we'll 1894 may see the owners back in
London with a new idea, which is jealously
guarded as a secret by both Colonel Cody
and Nate Salisbury. The Queen of the Bel
gians met Colonel Cody and party after
they had left the Lacken winter garden
and personally conducted them to the
stables, where the finest of her magnificent
carriage horses were trotted out for their in
spection.
POLITICAL CONDITION OF ENGLAND.
We believe that the organizers and agents
of the Conservative party all over the cOun-
try have been instructed to make careful
report on the state of affairs in the different
constituencies in course of the autumn. No
early dissolution is intended, but the heads
of the party are desirous to know from
those best informed the exact position of
affairs. Their agents have been instructed
to give their opinions in the frankest man.
ner, SO that the true position of affairs may
be known. There seems to be no doubt that
in many counties the agricultural ldborers
have been largely captured by the Liberals
with magnificent and glowing promises.