New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
By CABLE TO THE TRIBUNEi

c,puriqht 1899. Bv The tribune Assoc'dt'on'
,,do, NOV. 21.-The Queen has decided to accept
,or Lady Crawfords Offer to place the VIVA
,,1ed at Her Majesty disposal II sue N'i''
rronce in the spring. This celebrated VITA ""s
.n.sed by the late Lord Crawford fUm the Uiana
so of Tuscany, to whom 1t had been beaueau'eo ny
~ Irish lady who resided there many years. Inc
." ~. which stands In lovely grounds on the tiesole
va wa. reconstructed and greatly improved by Loro
~srford and the Queen delighted with the pace
len she passed a month there during the spIlhe VI
sos The Queen will arrive In Florence shortly be
fore Easter.
rur QUEENS FAREWELL VISITS AT BA-MokAL'
The Oueen passed every afternoon during the last
Fan doys Of her stay at Balmoral In paying series
=. farewell visits to the tenants on the Bainlor"l'
,,ercelde and Birkhal estates ard TO the cotiageiS
IND the village of Crathie The Queen visited the
i,e Of the new church of Crathe. toward the build
,r, " which Her Majesty and Mr.. FarquhaIson' OF
Irvercauld each subscribed 600 The ionh"''l'h
stone will probably be laid by the Queen in May, dur
ing the next residence of the Court at balmoral
lord ROsEBERY's NEW HONOR.
The oueen Is in a few days to hold private in
vsstture in the Garter Corridor of Windsor Castle.
when Lord ROsebery will be invested by Her Majesty
with the ribbon and insignia of that order
A BIOGRAPHY OF LORD ABERDEEN
The Queen Is taking great interest in Sir Arthur
Gorion's forthcoming biography Of his father. Lord
Aberdeen which will shortly be published The
proois were carefully read through by the Queen dur
ng her recent residence at Balmorll, and at least
one letter written by Her Majesty Lord Aberdeen
viii be printed in the volume. which will probably con-
tain also a rather important memorandum Of Prince
Albert. The proofs have been annotated by NJ.
Gladstone who will contribute sketch Of the
character and career OF Lord Aberdeen Which ought
10 be interesting SIR Arthur Gordon thoroughly
behind the scenes in 1853 and 1854 he private
secretary his father and enjoyed his full confidence
MR. GLADSTONE GOING TO WINDSOR TO-DAY.
Mr. Gladstone will 60 TO Windsor tomorrow after.
noon on visit 10 the Queen and will dine and
sleep ~ The castle Mr.. Gladstone returns
10 Hawarden toward the end Of The
week. intending to STAY there until cftrr
Christmas. when he will probably go to the Riviera
for three weeks 10 brace himself up for the fatigucs
Of the session.
THE RADICALS WANTED AN EARLY SESSION.
The Radicals are grumblng because Parllamcnt viii
not meet until the last week in January, whereas they
had desired that the session should commence not later
than January H.
THE KAISER STILL ANGRY AT MS SISTER.
I'll very doubtful whether the Crown Prince Prn
cess Of Greece will be present the marriage Of Frn
Marguerite Of Prussia Prince Frederick Charles
Of HesSe for Kaiser Wilhelm is sill nursing his
Imperial anger against his sister for presumng Join
the Greek Church against his advice Princess Sophie
formerly the iavonte sister Of the Enpersr. lut
since her change Of religion be has not secYshcr
held communication with her.
THE NEW LORD MAYOR.
Though the new Lord Mayor has been but a few
days In Office he IS already falsfylng the predictions
o; those who believed that he would subordinate
everything pushing forward, in and out o.
ultra-Catl.olic notions and views. He has thus
accorded the customary shelter Of the Mansion
House TO a variety OF Church Of England Institutions
and has caused 1t to be made known that. except
where such are used for strictly proselytzlng pur
poses all the old charities, irrespective of creed
sect VIII find in him a strenuous supporter; hut
ne has decided TO eschew, principle, all bazars
and sales Of work. following in that respect the
eXamp.e Of Cardinal Manning, who had the greatest
repugnance such modes Of raising money, oven
for purposes Of charity.
THE EUssTLS MONETARY CONFERENCE.
Tn much-,alEea-of Brissel. Monetary Conference
meet morrow. but eAcitc- little enthusiasm, as The
chance Of success are regarded lb iio prac-
doaly hope,es.. and the discussions start without
any definite programme. Unlike Germany. Nus 20
and Austria England is not represented b. Minister,
and most 81 Tie work, far A. Sli" rs concerned.
viii probably fall Mr.. Rivers Wilson. WHO Is
very accomplished lnrist, and has thoroughly ms
tered thc metallic controversy. Belgium IS parti~
G.arly anxious 10 make herself agreeable just nog
TO the United state, and there has hrcn placed at
the disposal Of the delegates the Ga palace
q the Prince Of Orange tenaud 10: the last fifty
by the Academy Of scicace.
LORD EANDOLPH's POLITICAL POSITION.
What role has Lord Randolph Churchill decided
to acoptl 1t seems that he still prefers dc regarded
as the holder OF political 81. prise plcket Every
one expected that his brothers. death would have
been followed 10y Tie announcement that his few pol
cal engagements had all bean cancelled; but an
usual where Lord Rantolph is concerned
every che WAS doomed 10 Disappointment. He NH
speak at Macclesfeld though not at Perth and 80
ii VII be probably to the end Of tie chapter Of BIZ
mI1tdous and capricloas but always political power.
II seems a pity that he cannot form parpcse and
adhere 10 It.. 30 far he BE- sald 20 know his
own mind his present intention is 10 come ont strongly
In the Home Rule DEBATE. lie j. more OF inionist
now tlan ever. PERHAPS bat his help is hardy needed
to smash Home Rule ana one cannot but suspect
that he will part IN the performance just for the
fun OF the thing
TIE PLIGHT or THE PARYELLITEs.
The Anti-Panelntes are rJng for II fall. Each day
makes this palmer. Their attitude IS due partly -
the recent Of those rcsoule macOn;cns, the
oval faction; partly 70 growing Of their In
ability 10 )pOlzc the next session for Irish affairs
and parity 10 impending changes In the organization u
their party. MIR justin Mccarthy even one Is
sorry TO learn :, far from we'll He viii probably son
Dc ordered to Tie SOUTH and II is than doubtful
"hriAer ne VIII be able % figure the ornamental
hcad 81 tie party after Parliament reassembcs. with
lis Disappearance from active political LIE GA
brs.as. The sombrc Mr.. Dillon, The hgstcrica Mr..
OBrien, the YenOmou, Mr.. Healy. ana that great IN
ko"h Mr.. Edward Blake, have already started on a
lace ior tie vacant post end il cannot be- exported
That Tie goal viii be reached without good deal ~
scuhing Bnt doubt this body of discreditc1 pro
fess0nals will maIage TO rehsbatc itself by cX
ercng that geni9ity and patience which one ~ their
most iurgd spokesman has naivey declared TO be the
chief characteristics Of The Irish race. At present,
however everything points 70 their asserting to an
invertchrate Home Rule bill which viii smis:y no
one and will prccpitate the Government from Office.
MR.. RHODES AND SWAZILAND.
1t II safe TO predict that the scutte policy will
not prevail in the case Of swaziland Mr.. Rhodes
lenn Ir nd ,rith n LII