New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRONICLED AND CRITICISED BY MIR. ED
MUND YATES
Mr.. CIApsToNEs RECEPTION IN MIpLoTHH An
PREPARING FOR THE VISIT OF EMPEROR
wILLIAM-OTuER TOPICS.
ny CABLE To THE Tribune.


C.nyr,obt. 1892 Blu The tribune As0ciofioH
London July 1.-THE Queen evinced the KerneSt
interest IN the visit of the Baroda party to WINDSOR
,..,,a Inst week as she made the acquaintance OF
C.skwar and his wife nearly five years ago. Deior"
she had begun TO learn hindus'ahee' anu "nc"
Msharanee was equally ignorant OF Ehgh'h' Inv
department OF syaras impressed Her Majesty 'cIN
foymaby during his first stay In Engmhh rs con-
,,nst4d with tho uncouth rudcness OF his comparot
Uolkar The first audience was granted to 'i;f
hsrnee who addressed the Queen in very fair English
uhue the Queen answered without much dimculty
In Hindustanee. prolonged conversation cnsned
Mrs Elliot interpreting very satisfactorily whenever
!, hecane necessary The Queen ALSO spoke very
kindly 10 the two little boys who wore velvet cos
tumes richly embroidered with gold, and caps with
diamond aigrettes. Their mother looked very we'll
indeed dressed In dark blue saree with heavy gold
border, n bright pink Jacket and some of the finest
pearls emerads, and diamonds ever seen at windsor
in the DAYTIME The Queen inquired anNously
about tho education of the children. and settled that
they were TO remain at Folkcstone during the soonrn
Of their parents In Switzerland. under the care Of
iisekwar's brother SumputroO. whose Wife, ScetaDa'
was also received by the Queen.
THE VISIT OF TIE GERMAN EMPEROR.
II is now positively settled that the German En-
pcror Is 10 arrive at Solent on Monday August l.
ard application has been formally made and granted
for the laying down OF m0Orings on Cowes Tor inc
Imperial yacht. The Emperor is 10 dine with The
Queen st Osborne the evening Of his arrival ana
the now banqueting hall will be used for the frS'
time On Tuesday the Emperor Will dine with the
members OF the Royal lach, squadron, at uleT
annual dinner. The Emperor IS to dino with the
Duke OF York on board Of the Mclampus. on another
evening, and there will be second dinner party aU
Osborne on Friday. 1t is expected that the queen
will proceed in the Royal yacht Alberta to f"f'S-
mouth for the purpose OF inspecting the dochyard.
4b. IN tln ND
Connaught, at the Government House. The Emperor
"a 10 sail on his return TO Whelmshafen, on satur-
day, August @.
THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES.
There is no foundation for the statement which
has been going the rounds Of the papers that the
Prince of Wales proposes TO attend the Anstrl'h
autumn manoeuvres. which to take place in
Hungary I'm September The Prince is going to Ger
many early ncxt month, either TO liomburg or MaHen-
bad.
The Princess Of Wales and Princesses Victoria and
Maude are to arrive az Marlborough House to-day
from Copenhagen, where they have been staying
nearly seven weeks. They are to visit the queen
AZ Windsor Castle this week, and may possibly 20 10
ssndripgham for a short time before proceeding to
The Isle OF Wight when they will reside ut Osborne
Cottage. The Princess and her daughters are going
10 Gmunden about the middle of August, on visit
70 the Duke and Duchess of Cumberland, and later
In the autumn they will be the guests of the Duke
and Duchess OF Fife at Braemar for some Tine
TO CRUi:E AROUND IRELAND.
The Duke Of York has left Portsmouth in the
Melampus for Falmouth, where he Will proceeN 10
Belfast on fortnishts cruise round the coast Oh ire
land The Duke is to return to COwes about July
os and his shin will then lie off Osborne until the
9Th or 9th of August, when he Is to proceed on
cr,,se 10 Norway until the middle Of september when
his command of the Melampus will terminate and then
he is to 60 to scotland to visit the Queen at bamora
and the Duke and Duchess of Fife at Braemar
CURIOUS UNIFORMS AT WINDSOR CASTLE
BY special command Of the Queen, the windsor
uniform has been worn both by the members
~ the ROYAL family and BY the household
IN waiting at all functions which nave
receptly taken place at WIndsOr Castle. THIS curious
attire which l. the sole memorial OF the c6AuVe
genius of George III. Is exceedingly mde"'e anu
unbeconing and ii used b be 81 That tTlhce -pc'
was the only man who looked well In T. Inc
,y,..o I. entirely different from the ordinary house
hold uniform of the full dress Of the PHvy ChAh-
c.lor. for which last Il Is often mistaken.
CONVICTED OF LEsE MAJLhTE.
Tho Editor of the "Freisinnige Zeitung' mas oeeh
convicted Of lese majeste The German emperor Dp''e
PROSECUTOR and has been sent to PRISON lor "lio'
months because he stated In his paper ulat Ills
Majesty had shot two stays during the close season
The Emperor may not actually have Killed any s'aSS'
hut he certainly announced during the close season
tbs. he was about 20 have few days decrShoonhs III
one OF the ROyal forests
TUF GRAND DUCHESS NAKES RaMiNl~ rNN''7'
The "reminiscences Of Baroness Won "I'S1eu' ""o
for many years was the lady in waiting ana !n'in"
friend Of The Grand Duchess Marie OF SAKE "'i"iu''
daughter Of the Emperor Paul and mother OF inc
o,a E,n,ress Anznsta are shortly 10 be putli|led IN
G..rnanv and an English translation OF inc ""'"
u,, app.ar The "reminiscences are not uiere
record Of court gossip but deal principally win ue
tc1luant literary circles which made Welnar 50 cee
bated during the latter part Of Goetles me-
GLADSTONE IN MIDLOTHIAN
Mr.. Gladstone ha, been rncvously disappointed DIV
the experiences of his Midlothian campaign TIC h''
expected the enthusiastic reception "mch was d"
corded to him in 1880 and 1884. bnt mas o'rn ~
ceived with indifference. Every effort was hau' "
wrepullers 10 bring out the people 10 chcer @I' "'"
stone as he travelled about the country Ou' II ''N
ANONYMOUSLY, and the collapse was inc m"'c '
hes renng because elaborate preparations had oo0'
made for ttumphal progr~~' proE'"'"'"' "
NJ, C;ladsone,s movements was Inhbl' shed. which IN
cuded the announcement that the special u''"s III
which he Travelled would run slowly through way
side Nations In order that the people might get Il
sight OF Their venerable leader. Everything Hi''
could BE- done 10 attract crowds was oo"c. O"' ID"
people would not appear. The utter h"h oi e"t'in
was astonishing. all things c"hs'oefeu ""u '"'
stations were 50 deserted that Mr. "ishs'"nc ui' ''
think It worth while 10 show himself For thr l'N'
time IN the Midlothian campaigns the vote OF no 'o"
fdence in Mr. Gladstone moved at STOW DN "
gentleman who was formerly among his most z"''ons
supporters while the vote Of confidence wa now" W
one who was not even an elcctor at Midlothian
WORK OF THE LABOR COMMISSION.
From all accounts il appears 70 be pf9c"'"h'
certain that the recommendations OF the LaDof '''
mission cannot be out much before the miodie VI "cA'
year There Is talk Of still further cx'eha'he IL"
operations and despatchng sub-commlsNlohcr "
India 30 collect facts about the conditions oi I'oo
among the native factory hands. This Womb pc
good move, as was the appointment OF ads -upco"n-
missloncrs and agricultural subcomni,sl0nerN' Du'
one cannot resist uniting the question why, II these
things nre proper 10 be DONE they were not zone al
vi the