New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-28

MARGARET OF PECSSIA-QUEEN NATHALIE
Asa pRAMATIsr-TuE CARS REGARD
FOR PRINCE BIsMARCK-MR GLAD
STONES PLUcK-THE PRoPEL-
LOR OF THE HERCULES.
,pr CABLE TO THE TaiDCSET
co,yytq,t 1899 Bv The Tribune |"'e'a"'"
London. lime c7-The Queen had two tea parties
ot Glen Gelder sbiel during the last week Oh nf es
dcnce nt Balrnoral This shiel is cottage coa''"hns
Two rooms and a kitchen and Is surrounded by very
wild mountain scenery. Lochnagar towering o'el .s0
Galley II was built about fifteen years ago W re-
mace the royal cottage near the head OF Glen 'eaue'
which was pulled do~n in 1867 because was "'A1
to be inconveniently near to the puDhc pasi -
Anapubhnsach Lodge to Gao Cart Beg' .,eai .Io
head o, the glen ON Meille Pap Is TO be sec the cara
which the Qneen raised to mark the Spot "uo n ~'
Prince Consort shot his last stag In OCTOBER A''A'
PRINCESS MARGARET OF PRUSSIA.
The engagement OF Princess Margaret OF frusss
N pr,nce Fretercl, OF Ifesse has caused much suT'
nrjso M court for she expected TO maze .os
brilliant match, and the Duke OF YORK. the o~"0
and Prince Christian Of Denmark had eacn poem no'
toned as likely to be her husband rl'h'
Margaret Is q clever, very swecttempcred gri' a''e
was favorite child Of her father and his constant
companion. and since his death she has become 'ne
constant companion OF her mother, having never
been absent from her for single ohy. rri"oe's
Margaret Is thoroughly English In all ner tos'es anu
habits and she speaks our language wlthou' uao
of German accent, writes IN pefie'.''
and &c n great reader Of English books she mas
olwavs been I'm the habit OF going with Empress
Frederick to the Anglican Church, both In Berlin ana
Hamburg Tile Princess without being beautlfnl, Is
decidedly pretty, and she has o bnght, atusc@ss
face and IS altogether charming. Empress fiou
erick is Of course much gratfcd that her ia'on.e
daughter should be settled for life In the 'mmedMte
nd
lam IS also pleased that Princess Margaret snou"
remain permanently in Germany
EMPEROR WILLIAM NOT TO VISIT THE FAIR.
The story OF the German Emperors pro1eceea .'s,s
to the Chicago Exhibition has no foundaton III H'0'
QUEEN NATHALIE's DRAMA.
Oueen Nathalie OF Servia, who Is residing In bar
ritz has written a drama entitled La Mere" WHICH
she hopes to get produced on the French stage
THE DEATH OF MAMMALIAN.
The twenty fifth anniversary Of the death OF Emperor
Macmillan was observed last week in Vienna where
his coffin rests in the vaults OF the Capucn Chnrch oy
the side of that OF his Inflated nephew, ArchduKe hu
dolph great many Mexican veterans nihuo "
pilgrimage TO Vienna this occasion, ana the oio'
was half hidden by floral trophies, Including "re"'io
from Iaeken and Bouchout, and huge laurel Crown
sent by one OF Maxmilinn's Old sodles' Dea''ns '"'
words "a son Emperor"
DOESN'T WANT TO MEET THE Ex-CHANCELLoR-
The Queen Of Hanover evidently does not share
ths enthusiasm for Bismarck shown at Munich LOT
she has cut short her at kssiDgen rainier 'ian
r7,n the chance Of meeting the exChancenof'
THE CAR AND PRINCE BISMARCK.
perbaps the most notable and significant feature
Of the bismarck festivities at Vienna was the omcia
countenance they received from NJ. schouvaloh' inc
Russian Ambassador to Berlin. who attended inc
wedding by direct sanction Of the Gar 1t Is true
that the Count is great personal friend both OF inc
OK Chancellor and his son; but the mouVes "hc"
urged the Russian Ambassador to do what no otner
member Of the official world had the courage 70 10
wsre as much political personal. The TACT Is thao
the Car himself was great admrer and believer IN
the elder Bismarck knowing him to be stanch al
vocate Of the RussoGerman entente based on tle
allowance Of freehand policy for Russia In the
East and the Clancellors dismissal froTr once niofs
fed his Russian Majesty more perhaps thah
any ono else outside the immediate circle OF frinco
BIsmarck's personal friends. The exposure OF the
Bulgarian document forgery. sensational incldens
which marked the Cars first return visit to Berhn
IN $780, only tended deepen His Maestys confidence
In the statesman who had proved so loyal 70 MS
promise. and When Alexander III left Berlin he
carried with him the solemn and tranqhinzihg as
surance Of the German Chancellor that he would re-
main at his post 10 the end OF his life There was
nothing In connection with the dismissal which en-
Filtered Prince Bismarck much as the thought OF
how very foolish he must now appear In the eyes OF
the Car felt himself, the other hand az IT no
had been unjustly deprived OF @ private and public
friend But he oonsoled himself with the determine
ton to prove loyal TO the end through good and evil
eport TO the ex Chancellor who had been so true TO
him Hence the Russian Amba seador's occasional
trips 10 Fedrichsruhe 10 the exChancelor, as well
as his presence ut the wedding In Vienna, an act on
the part Of Count Schouvalof which must be phced
OH the same level as the Grand Duke Constantines
visit 10 Nancy by order Of the Gar
THE IRISH FACTION FIGHT.
Mr.. Gladstones election address has still further
stiaened the determination OF the Parnelltes TO keep
ND the fight They notice tho absence Of a single
word in the direction Of the pledges their dead chief
demanded and their dstrust Of the Grand Old Man
Is confirmed But the issue Of the struggle entirely
a question OF money. II the Redmond mission to
America is successful and funds forthcoming the
Parnetes will give good account Of themselves at
the polls. But II the money fails, the McCarthyites
Will easy victory, though there may be good
many broken heads
MIR. GLADsroNE's FoRTIrUDE.
Every one will admire the fortltude with which Mr..
Gladstone bore his misfortune saturday last at
Cheshire and the resolution with which he spoke,
though smartng from the effects.
TIM HEALYs ADVENTURE IN DUBLIN.
Mr. Tim" iealy. whom certain fellows Of the baser
sort have, 1t is said vowed to 1etsam into the
malodogous Lifey only saved from rough handling
last week by the activity OF the police in Dublin and
the feetness Of his carhorse. II curious that
within u few months Parne Healy and Gladstone
should have had their eyes nearly put out in the
preliminary sbirmishes Of an election.
LORD RosEnERy's sUPERULIoUsNEss.
II is satisfactory to know that Lord Rosebery.
In speech In behalf Of the Radical candidate
ut St Georges In the East, the other evening"
degncd 10 know the name OF the sitting member, Mr..
Ritc.je. When speaking In the city recently he pro-
lessed TO nothing of the members for the city,
though t.y happened TO be such eminent citizens
MIR. ilucks Gibbs and Sir Reginald Hanson while
later on. when oOntesting East Fnsbury, he assumed
equal ignorance Of the very respectable professional
men who his opponents. 1t is barely ten years
since all that known Of Lord Rosebery that
he was the husband Of his wife and the owner Of