New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRONICLED AND CRITICISED BY MP.
EDMUND YATES.
THE QUEENS COMING CoUXCIL-PRlNCE GEORGE
OF wALEs-THE DUKE OF AosTA-THE
TROUBLE IN CANADIAN IRISHMANS
ADVENTURE ~ BERLIN.
CBY CABLE TO THE TEIBUEr.r
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TROUBLE IN CANADIAN IRIsHMANs
ADVENTURE ~ BERLIN
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Copvrigt' 1892. Bg n. Tr,brn, Assocan'n.
London. June 2o.-Thc Queen 10 arrive at Windsor
Castle at o'clock "Wednesday morning from Bal
moral. md next Tuesday aftcrnooa Her Majesty will
hold a council for ths propagation and dissolution
o. Parliament IN The White Dmwing'oom Lists of
dissolution hon0rs are to appear IN the papers on
Wednesday morning
PRINCE GEORGE As A FISHERMAN.
Prince George OF Wales amused himself BY hshihg
every day IN the Dec during his stay at Balnoai aud
Ind excellent sport the Queens extensive stretches
lie landed several very fine salmon The balnioni
and Abcrgcld, waters have been yielding splendid
sport for several weeks past but far The upper
reaches Of the Dee are concerned Sir Al-crnon ana
Miss BorthwIck have achieved me greatest results
at Invercauld their two rods having landed eighty
eight salmon in six days.
THE VISIT OF THE DUKE OF AosTA
The Duke OF Aosta who arrived in LONDON on
Thursday evening" having travelled direct from Florence
without stopping in Paris. is this week to be the guest
OF the Queen at Windsor, and VIII dine. sleep ana
spend the day at the Castle. The Duke intends 10
remain IN this country for about month, ana VIII
make Il short tour through scotland.
THE CAR NOT GOING TO ENGLAND
A ridiculous report has been going INC RUN" VI
the papers that Tn. Emperor Of Russia will visit
England IN the autumn for the purpose OF Doing
present AZ tie marriage Of Ferdinand Of Rumana and
Princess Marie OF Edinburgh Emperor Alexander
never contemplated visit TO England, ana the weodhs
In question win take place at bucharest early III
November according TO present arrangements. There
has never been any idea of having this marriage cee-
brated in England. There will have to be a Roman
Catholic service and also an Orthodox Church ccc'
I'm ~ E1nhurgh and her daughters
have been STAYING during the last ten days at the
magnificent schoss OF Slgmarngen. In Swabh, on
visit to the Prince and Princess OF HohenHollerh
where they met King Charles OF Rnmania. ana all
the business prclminares Of the marriage nave pcch
settled The Duchess and her daughters are expected
TO arrive IN London shortly, and after brief stay Mt
Clarence House and n visit to the Queen at Windsor
they will 20 10 Devonport for month. Prince Fcrd
nand is either to accompany them TO England or VIII
follow very speedily.
THE KAIsERs IMPERIAL GROWN
Emperor william has designed an imperial crown
for himself with the assistance OF the well kn"wn
painter Emil Doeplcr II Is Ia be compose" "
pure gold entirely covered With large DIAMONDS anu
pearls surmounted by cross which Is to BIZ Shdded
with some Of the fines; diamonds OF the famous h"h
zollern family collection OF jewels The crown was
10 hav. been formed after the pattern Of the first royal
crown Of Prussia. but the Emperor ultimately decided
b. have It made ~ III his own head
TIRE MAD KINGS DEPLORABLE CONDITION.
The condition Of King Otto Of Bavaria is more do
,orable than ever He r. quite unable 10 recognize
any Of his attendants and only be persuaded ~
take food with the utmost diligently. He remains
for hours sometimes day.. IN the same position ana
the medical attendants In daily expectation m
his death Is he is losing strength rapidly.
THE TROUBLE IN UGANDA.
We have vet 10 hear other sidc To the alleged
attack on Catholic missionaries In Uganda bnt ths
antecedents and personal character Of CAptNn Lnsnrd
the Courageous young leader Of the East African
pioneer expedition entitc him. at any rate to bnf
suspension Of 1udgrnet In his favor The son OF one
OF the Oldest living Indian clerGymen, who "a sun
doing active duty at tho age o eighty I'VE, 'ap'a'
f.ueard did good work with the Norfolk regiment "
Onette winning the Distinguished Service Order after
transport and appointment In burInah by The energy
he displayed Al sualdm. while shooting four years
ago In Africa he interested IN tho anti slavery
question and came home 10 tell the story NJ the
struggle in "Tbe Fornighty" and 10 plead the cause
OF freedom before the British public The latest re-
port received from him details his efforts and de-
termination to hold equal balance between The
representatives Of the nvul creeds. Captain iugrd
comes Of race Of soldiers. HIS grandfather VIA
one Of Napolcons prisoners. HIS uncle. Sir Edward
Iugard G.. O. b. commanded the Ami ghur ned force
In the Muttny and his younger brother. also wearer
Of the D. S. o.. was severely wounded at Manipnr.
THE IRISH QUARREL MORE BITTER.
The little birds that keep Informed OF Nationalist
and Insh affairs tell me that last weeks meetings In
London were marked with greater depression than
ever The Parncllitcs OF course, are In great heart
at the success Of Mr. Redmonds mission to New-iorh
but their emulation has reference only t0 the other
faction Both parties have abandoned the confident
boast they used 10 indulge in, that Home Rule was
certain at the next appeal TO the country and Instead
Of devotng their ora0ry 10 abuse of the Government
and the Septennla act each expends It, Bilngaga'e
on the rival faction. All hope even OF truce now
has been abandoned and rs the election draws near
the bitterness OF the quarrel Increases
HINTS or GLADsToNE's RETIREMENT
some very our1ous hints being put about as Ia
the possibility Of Mr. Gadetone's retirement from active
political life before very long. ! quote Them because
they mr., perslsenry repeated IN weliuiornsd quar-
ers The OK Premier II Is said. is seriously mink
ing Of seeking quiet Ia another place when the gccn
election is TO this nc Ii urg~d by domestic
influence for physical infrmties not ~ I've won
dercd at concerning his age, are, regret to learn
giving anxcty-and possibly by Il desire to escape
from the growing feuds OF his followers.
AN IRIsHMAN IN DIFFICULTY IN BERLIN
Sidney odannc the adventurous Irisiman, ex captain
In the Prnss;an Army. who was sentenced In Berlin
the other day 10 three years imprisonment
for making false charges Of treason and perjury
against a military attachc TO the German Embassy In
Paris can only be compared In respect Of the bodness
and variety Of his N his lusifous country man.
Barry Lyndon, who similarly figured at the Co1rt ~
well nc in the camp, Of Frederick tile Great. "ha'
WA the precise HbcrnIan origin Of this latter day
Lyndon il nat SO clear. history having ouly become
acquainted with him after he had somehow procirro
A commission in the IrIssian Army. But being gifted
in a high degree with that glibneSs Of tongue and
ion Of address which are at once Tie glory
and the danger Of his Celtic compatrots he managed
10 iDgratia- himself such extent with the Crown
Princess, an indiscrmjnatng devotce Of everything
British or IRISH Tint he actually appointed kind
Of military tutor 10 her eldest Prince william
nov the German Emperor The French war IN which
he took part brought him the rank " captain. but 1t