New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
CHRoNICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR.
EDMUND YATES
THE QUEEN 10 HOLD TWO COUNCILS At AAH
MoRAL-A ROYAL PHOTOGRAPHER = siI
WILLIAM HARcoURT AND Mr.. MORLEY
THE INDIAN MEMBER-HANp--
CAP YACHT RACE3-LORD
RObRRTs's SUCCESSOR.


Prince Absrts birthday in the secluaon OF Baamors.
State business ut Osborne, which means the Qneen
holding council Is always transacted In the Counu
Chamber, very dne room. ct tho upper end d whioh
hangs Landseer's famous painting, "The Deer rssss'
and on the other walls are full length portraits at the
Quean and Prince Consort. Tho Queen VIII hold twe
councils in connection with the change Of Government,
the first being attended By outgoing ministers and
the second by several Of their successors. Hes
Majesty will also have to receive the SEALS Or kays, OF
wands of ONCE, as the case may be, which she VIII
hand to tho new minister's when they k3s hands. .
ceremony which they perform kneeling In the auds
enco room. At the second council largo number q
new Pnvy Councillors will Of course be sworn In. anl
the Queen will formally declare the Lord Lieutenant
Of ireland and the Lord President end will afterWare
nont audiences 10 some Of the Ministers, probably NJ.
Gladstone, Lord Rosebery and Earl Spencer.
THE KA,sER,s ENGLISH VISITS COST HIM DEAR
Other things being equal is always much more
expensive thing for the German emperor to visit ths
Enssh than any other court seeing hts recognition Of
the personal services rendered him By onciais ana
others must In England, where the acceptance Of
foreign orders Is not as rule permitted, take ths
form not OF decorations which cost comparatively httie
but OF imperial souvenirs which have an intrinsic value
OF these the Kaiser LETT goodIy number In the las
Of Wight
QUEEN TAKES UP PHOTOGRAPHY.
Vn0 queen OF tne 0eskiono 10 uo Asso'S .~sS"iS "
photography, and prsues studies In that art With the
utmost diligence One OF the most eminent OF brussels
photographers goes down to Oergnon twice wees
% give her lessons and up to the prcsent devsbps AZ
plates, but Her Majesty hopes to dispense wfh bile
cid before the end OF the season. Her husbsnt en-
tertxins special dread Of the camera In general an4
Of the obtrsive kodak IN particular. but has bee TN
duced to give sitting to the Queen, who eAecusfda -
excellent portrait ot him.
LORD sALI.pURy's VACATION PLANS
Lady Salisbury went to Dieppe hst "Wednesday ana
is now settled at Puys at the Chalet Ccc unai the
END of next month. Lord Salisbury goes abroad this
week. intending to make cure somewhere. lie had
originally intended to visit Marenbad before ne joins
his family in Puys Lord and Lady Salisbury WIN -
to the Riviera beginning in October. intendins -
reside for some time at their villa Beauleu, ana
VIII probably remain there nnti their return 10 NAV
field shortly before the meeting OF Parliament
Mr. DEpEw IN THE House OF COMMONS.
Mr. Chauncey NJ. Depcw. chief Of the whole Wander
bit railway system wit raconeur, and best OF aites
dinner speakers, occupied u seat In the Dlpiomaue
Gallery of the House last Monday. fresh from en-
gineerIng the Minneapolis Convention for Mr. Har'
ris0n, and from declining the Secretarysmp oi state
which promptly offered TO him. Mr. Depe"'
having to leave for Homburg on Tuesday morning.
must have taken away sorry impression Oh English
politieal oratory. After dining with Mr.. Burdettr
Coutts and a small party In the House. he returned
10 the gallery to hear Mr.. John Redmond, whose
able speech formed the only saving clause IN an
exceptionally nat dAy OF debate. One cannot nel1
regr,ttng that such distinguished American did NOT
hear Mr.. Balfour. and stin more that he ,onld nos
have listened to the historic speech OF Mr.. Chamber
lain.
SIR WILLIAM RARCoURr AND MR. MORLEY.
The Increasing rivalry between Sir william Hars
court and Mr. Morley IL becoming serious embarrass
mcnt to Mr. Gladstone. Sir :, illlam Is working with
and for the Radicals. while Mr.. Morley courts the
Irish members and Is in constant attendance upon
his venerable leader. The boom for Mr.. Morley IN
the more purely Giadstonlaa section Of the separatist
press was a marked feature last week but, II he u
10 return n Dublin, he has not gained anything
after ALL As Is well known ne would have preferred
any other irstclnss Office TO that Of Chief secretary
both for public and private reasons.
Mr.. NAoRoJ's CoMICAL SPEECH.
Mr. Naoroii looks and talks like o missionary ~
the ntional type. His speech was the mot"
comlcaI episode OF last weeks debate. lie spoke for
a quarter OF hour without uttcring single WORD
which was In any way relevant TO tho question before
IN. house. HIS object TO glOrify himself ana
lis constituents and he expn,ated with truly infant1e
Nervousness on the enormous significance OF his
presence in that place and the delight With which
the Of his election had been received throughout
India The Speaker iistened with benevolent in
diligence, he did not care to interrupt the hrss
BY n native Indian, although Mr.. Naorii vas
fagrantiy Irregular and OF course any other member
woal at once have been called TO order
MR.. REDMoND's DEMANDS FOR IRELAND.
Mr. Redmond's speech really sounded the knell Of
Mr.. Gladstone's Administration, and 1t greatly an
noyed the Separaist Official ring and considerably
alarmed the McCar,hyte Nationalist. HIS demand
for an Irish Parliament which TO be subject only
10 the veto OF the Crown exercised upon the advice
OF Irish Ministers has been universally accepted in
Ireland as the minimum Of Homo Rule legislation
which can be demanded.
HANDICAP YACHT RACES.
\ hope has been expressed Mt Cowcs that
the smiling committee Of the Royal Yacht squadron
will abolish handicap races, or at least that the
Queens Cup will be removed from that category.
This particular contest ought, indeed, to Do open 10
yachts owned by the members Of any recognised club.
Phe result Of tho present antiQuated and exclusive
system Is thst the race hardly ever excites any
general interest for II is usually contested by vessels
which are VIGOROUSLY outclassed, and when flyer
DOES enter she IN nrst but Is beaten by sole
inferior yacht through the time allowance system.
LORD RoBERTs's SUCCESSOR IN INDIA.
The Ques ion OF Lord Roberts's successor In the
chief command OF India is left for the Ministry
10 deal with ana II Is unlikely 70 be decided for
a month two who the new chief Is to be. India
wants inst very sound. strong man ut tho helm
to carry Lord Roberts's good work, and failing
General Backcnbury, Sir Evelyn Wood would appear
10 possess the most of the qualities necessary. Tho
selection will rest most probably between three men,
General Braccnbury, SIR Evelyn Wood end Sir Richrt
(ireavcs, for the Duke Of Connaught Is not likely
10 hnd favor IN the eyes Of the cabinet, even Il
Ills Royal Highness cared to 60 out which. II is well
known, he docs not. Captain Younghusband, Of the
Kings Dragon Guards, whose came pront'
nenty N the front year ago In connection with tho
Russian difficulty In the Pamirs has just gone TO
Gllsit TO take up the appointment Of British agent
When he was on leave recently Cap;sn Younghusbnnd
able to furnish the. Foreign and india officers much
information which, II Is needless to say proved very
valuable.
ovER,TErPING THE BOUNDS or DISCIPLINE.
Just now II seems that 'some young officers nav