New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRoNIcLED AND CRITICISED BY MR.. ED.
MUND YATES.

THE ELYsEE-THE NEW BISHOP OF
LIToHFIELD-THE LABOR
COMMISSION.
IBY CABLE THE TRIBUNE;
Cppwfoht. 1891 BIZ The Tribune Assoctatton
London June 22.-f am informed that arrangement
for the Royal wedding win be made by the Lord
Chamberlain and the officials Of Windsor Castle and
that all expenses are TO be paid by the Queen out
Of the Civil List. Up 10 yesterday the details OF tho
ceremonial had not been fixed. The Queen has de-
cided TO postpone tho settlement OF the whole affair
until after her return to Windsor from Bamoral, but
IL is expected that the suggested programme which
Lord Ponsonby takes down TO Windsor to-day Will
be returned TO st. James's Palace tomorrow ratified
by Her Majesty's approval. The Royal wish Is 10
have the marriage celebrated privately possible
and it will not be nearly so brilliant and elaborate
a ceremony as were the semi-state weddings OF the
Dukes of Connaught and Albany. 1t Is 10 be at
O'Clock In the afternoon. Full dress VIII be worn.
The Queen has taken all the rooms at Tho White Hazt
Hotel I'm Windsor for the week Of the Royal Wedding
TWO BANoUETs FOR EMPEROR WILLIAM
The Queen will give two State banquets In ST
Georges Hall during the visit OF the German Empew
and Empress to Windsor on Saturday July
A. the day Of arrival, and on Tuesday, both
On two other days Of the Imperial visit the Queen
and guests and members OF the Royal family VIII dine
In the grand dining OF the castle, which Is now
which opens from the corridor and overlooks tho
quadrangle The dining-room at the northeast corner
OF the castle Is en- suite with three drawing rooms
green, crimson and white. IL was beautifully 70
decorated In cream and gold during the spring OF
1887. The principal objects in the room, which Il
not one of the state apartments, are sidcboard Of
carved rosewood and gold punchbowl and ladle for
which George " paid 10000 guineas TO Runden d
Bridge which Is placed in stand Of malachte.
STATE.
The Emperor william passes all his spare time upon
the water when at Potsdam. where he has a sailing
yacht very large rowing boat. a steam launch and
torpedo boat. The yacht was sent to Potsdam by
William " and the boat was built In England two
years ago for His Majesty. but the launch is recent
purchase and the Emperor dashes In it along the spree
and Havel at a speed which would cause him TO be
summoned before the local magistrates If he thus dis
ported himself In the Thames Tho torpedo boat was
brought up the Ebe and Havel from Hamburg and
the Emperors first expedition In her was TO Berlin.
He embarked on her. arrayed In the full uniform Of
a German Admiral. with cooked hat and feathers.
bearing enormous telescope under his arm, so that
he looked thoroughly nautical The vessel then started
on her voyage under the personal direction of His
Majesty. whose steering orders presently became
confused that the craft dashed against Of the Spree
bridges with such violence that the pier wac carried
away and the Emperor. taken by surprise. tumbled
down on the deck
COUNT MUNSTER TO BE THE sCAPEGoAr.
Count Munster is TO be the victim of the blunder
committed when the Empress Frederick went to Paris
last February, for IL is understood that he Is 10
retire from the diplomatic service In the autumn. and
it is expected in Berlin that his successor at the Ger
man embassy in Paris will be Count Won Wedel. who
has been for the last two years general la suite OF
Emperor William and who was formerly attached TO
the German embassy in Vienna. This will be another
Of the Emperors own personal appointments and will
be bold experiment for Count Weders diplomatic
experiences have been very limited. Count MINISTER'S
compulsory retirement will increase the dissatisfaction
among the older statesmen of Germany.
GRAND DUKE PLAYING TENNIS.
The ostracized nephew Of the Gar, Grand Duke
Michael Mchaelovitch, has been staying with his
pretty wife for some days at Chetenham where they
took part in lawn-tennis tournament, both as spec
tators and for a short time as players
PRINCE ALEXANDER OF BATTENBERG.
Prince Alexander OF Battenberg's Illness, which
caused much alarm, turns out to be severe case
OF intestinal Inflammation He has been ordered to
undergo the cure at Carlsbad.
NJ. oARNoTs HOSPITALITY.
NJ. Carnot who gave his last big dinner Of the sea-
son the other day at the Elysee, enerans his guests
very we'll and his head cook Louis Tabernat, who at
one time was In the service Of the late Duke OF Man
chester and contributed to the dictionary OF cuisine
called "LAmentaton," has orders to get everything
Of the best possible quality regardless Of expense AT
ordinary times he has four cooks under his orders but
when big dinner or official reception occurs at the
palace he engages twenty or thirty extra men. IL
is calculated that the dinners which are always ex
ceent cost about 3j francs head. while the balls. to
which, as rule. 1000 guests are invited, entail an
outlay Of about Ct 200, including 1000 bottles Of
champagne at 10 francs bottle ESQ for ice and sloo
for sandwiches.
LORD RosEBERY's HEALTH.
Lord Rosebery has almost reganed his usual health
He paid fying visit to Waterloo last week during his
stay at Bellevue and has since gone TO Marienoad,
where he will remain some time before returning TO
England.
WHY MRS o'sHEA Is sUBPoENAED.
The Parnellites are much annoyed that Mrs. Oshes
IS to be called as a witness in the case OF Mt H.
Campbell NJ. p. against The Cork Herald They
think her evidence will not be OF any value TO the
defendant and that the great object OF the subpoena
Is to put her in the witnessbox in order that she
may be examined by Mr.. Healy.
THE NEW BISHOP OF McHTELD.
Canon Legge, of Lewsham. has particular appro-
priateness in the nomination 10 the See Of Lichheld.
nc he is a brother Of Lord Dartmouth, who is Lord
Lieutenant and is one Of the largest landowners in
the county OF Stafford. of which Lichheld is the
ecclesiastical centre. Canon Legge has the highest
repute for energy courtesy. administrative and Or
ganlzing skill, and these are among the principal
Qnalities that make successful latterday bishop
Ample private means, that we hear so much OF nova
DAYS during bishops life rather than at his death
have not been denied him, and he has held the COM
Portable family living of Lewisham with gross In
come of CT 200 year. for about dozen years. Iha
new bishop, who is a moderate High Churchman is IN
his fty-sec6md year, married to the daughter OF The
late Mr.. Stopfod Sackyie, and has family. lie Is
the eleventh of seventeen children OF the late Lo
Dartmouth
THE DEANERY OF WORCESTER
By nominating DR.. Forrest TO the deanery VI
Worcester Lord salisbury will si further conclla'e
the powerful section of supporters whom he Sathed
by recommending DIR. Pcrowne for the blshopnc III
that faithful city. During tho last twenty wears ''o
| new dean has become well known as "a preacher az