New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRCNICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR. Ed.
MUND YATES.
THE QUEEN PREpARISG FOR HER TRIP 10 oosTE
BELLE-THE BERLIN MoTs-IhE Nhsh" VI
ADMINISTRATIONS CoMMlssIoN-boH

rouaon March @.-Thc arrangements for the
one.n, soIourn at Coste Belle not entirely satis-
factory 10 Her Majesty who was excessively annoyed
al discovering that the two hotels "bich han beeh
engaged for both entirely OVERLOOKED oy inc
uotl d Albion: and. of course that establishment
vii be full during the royal visit ns h'r'h "' "pni
are al.ont the most pleasant months III inc hScres
District rrc Windows Of the ALBION ana It's TERRACE
nnly command he Costc Belle and it, grounds ana
u,crc il no possible method Of preventing Them FROM
Icing ccnsiaTty ov.ro liked. ! hear that tie Vu'"n
would have prfelrei 10 20 to Cap Martin near
Mertonc T. satisfactory arrangement, coma nave pen
made for the tenancy Of the excellent ne" "''ea
there The horses and carriages which the queen 10
10 use during her stay ut C"stcBeile are 10 De oes
Matched thi, week from, Windsor 20 Hyercs ana also
Her Mnjestys gariciichsir and the ia'oite convey
which iraws II. The heavy luggage and several
servants nre b. start IN a few days The Queen sends
out nearly all the furniture for her own bedroom ana
several articles for her sitting room, large ease OF
photographs two Of books. plate giass' oh'ha
and nv immense parcel Of statoOery. messenger 70
leave London every evening except -"h',s "'
IIyeres while the Queen H. STAYING at Cote Belle. c0i'
yrying CabIne boxes. dispatchcs ard Her Ma)esys
priyat. cores ondence. The messenger VIII a'h's
IN London from Hyeres every morning cNccp, sunday
- that the Quscns stay the River, VIII not deihy
or I'm any way interfere with tho Transaction OF public
bdsin"ss.
\ MONUMENT FOR THE DUKE OF 'L'EfNct.
The Prince and Princess OF Wales nave oc'loch I"
erect a monument b the Duke Of Clarence a tie
h.ncc, ot ,luaringhan, church. and the Queen Intends
,o p,cc n statue -! her grandson IN the Price Oos
sorts Ma'Isoeum al Frogmore.
IMPROVE MENTs ar sANDmNGH,N.
The Prince Of wales went down to sandfingham
for couple Of days last week In order 10 complete
arrangements for the first sale OF shire horses bred
on the royal studarm wolferton. which Is TO take
plnce 10 morrow week. Extensive Improvements are
In be carried ont during the next six months IN the
house and s,rieus Of sandrngham which viii cost
about 10000.
GRAVITY Of TIE DISTURBANCES ~ BERLIN.
Ny correspondent In Berlin writes that the accounts
In the London papers respecting the riots IN thst Guy
do not convey any adequate impression Of the alarm
which has been excited throughout GERMANY nor
Indicate tho momentous fact that these demons'~-
tions were plainly directed against the Emperor him
self AMI were therefore secretly approved 10y very
large part Of the upper middle CLASSES Nor were they
denounced by the Liberal press
GREAT PLACES ABROAD To BE- FILLED
hear that Lord Ian sdowne intends 10 leave India
in December when he will have completed four years
I'm the Office OF vcerOy. Lord salisbury VIII also
have to appoint new GovernorGeneraI Of Canada
I'm the course Of the summer. Lord Stanley ~
Preston intends 10 resign that Office In the autumn
The diatribes about the improperly OF filling up such
important places the Of general election arc
non slcal and with slngulary bad grace from
In.
when Mr. Gladstones Ministry was lettering and
worry short time before his resignation, he appointed
Lord Darlington to the Government Of New south
Wales although the post not TO be vacated uniil
autumn. Lord Salisbury did not cancel the nomins-
ton although he would have been acting strcuJ
within his rights had he done so.
TO BE GUESTS OF THE DUKE or RUTLAND.
Mr. md Mr., Chamberlain are expected at Belvor
Castle the end Of the month on visit 10 the
Duke and Duchess OF Rutland. Mr. Bafour VIII %
ri relvoir nj the same time.
THE AMER An ADMRER OF SIR JOHN GoNsr.
Ab,nrrahmsn Khan. Ameyr OF the Nehans. has
conceived strong admiration for sir John Gorst lie
showed II time Of the Manpur debate wneh
he spoke OF the then Of state for nd
rs gifted with all the wisdom OF Alexander. lie mas
now addressed TO sir John (orst autograph letter In
Persian. II + curious document. written on largo
sheets. almost foolscap sire. with quaint border Of
gilt OF t., contents | may perhaps hereafter ave
resume At present II Is enough TO say that IL IN
ccases the probability OF the Ameers visiting this couu-
try during the next twelve months. Abdurrahman
Khan Is shrevd observer not without k1owledge of
the vcl,sltudc> 81 Nc lie j. emphatlcally strong
ruler and the bcneh he would derive from personally
inspecting Of the Empress Of India would un-
doubtedly bc great III, visit will certainly be inter-
esng and may BE- Of considerable political Importance.
THE MOMBAsA RAILWAY DEBATE.
The ignominious and ridiculous issue of the Nom
hasa Railway debate ha, much disguised the moro
militant section of the Opposition The discovery AT
the Foreign Office OF Earl Granville, dispatch, approx
ing the policy which the Government was pursuing was
settler for Mr.. Gladstone who must have sanctioned
the view. therein expressed. but hear that he ex
plains that he had forgotten all about the matter on
Friday morning Moreover. after Mr.. Ghdstonc's hos
tile speech h informed that some Of his most
powerful supporters in Midlothian deeply interested
In the British East Africa Company. OF course the
Missionaries the anti slavery party and commercial
people generally united in dcnouncinc the policy
Of tho Opposition
THE LABOR COMMISSION.
II not yet dead the Labor Commission is certainly
in parlous state OF suspended animation. Al the
start II consisted OF three commissions IN one and
gave some promise OF usefulness From this sub
division Of labor now. the Commission one I'M
divided corporate body has ceased n exist. II has
not met since November. The Duke OF Dcvonshire, its
chairman has disappeared but the three little COM
missions presided by the Earl Of Derby Mr. David
Dale and Mr.. Mundcla. 81 vigorously collecting
evidence long since familiar to every one except tho
members Of the Commission.
THE ADMINISTRATION OF BURMAH.
Things are undoubtedly coming 70 a head in Burmah
Every points to the necessity OF some vigorous
OF the management Of that valuable
though undcveoped section Of Indian Empire. Tho
recent outbreak the Chinese frontier is but one sign
added to many that have gone before Of the need NJ
definitely fixed frontier between English and Chinese
territory and this only leads t. the ACCESSIBILITY Of
making Durmah into separate presidency It's
progress late has been most encouraging ana would
be still more 80 II the country were welded into
homogeneous whole under the rule Of strong central
Government instead Of being parcelled out among all
sorts of funconares from the Chief Commissioner TO
the deputies Of various divisions OF India proper Lord
Robcrts's suggestion that the military organization
ought to be transferred to the Central Governments
should be extended to the political organization az
WE'LL and Durmah should be made much her own
master n, Bengal. bombay or Madras.
THE DEATH or MRS. TERRY.
IL cannot often have occurred in the history Of the
,po TINT three f the most fashionable London theatres