New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRoNICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR. ED.
MUND YATES.
pERoR WILLAMETTE vIcERoY OF INDIA
NATIONAL LEAGUE CONVENTION
WORLDS FAIR-EXPENsES OF
JUDGES OF AssIzE.
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WORLDS FAIR-ExrENsEs OF
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Copyright. 1892 By The Tribune Asssetatton.
London, June 13.-prince Ferdinand Of Bulgaria
arrived at Balmora on Monday morning and remained
the guest Of the Queen at the Castle until Wednesday
morning, when he proceeded to Edinburgh. where he
stayed until Thursday afternoon when he returned 10
town. Prince Ferdinand taken for drive
through the Balmoral and Baochbne domains on
Monday afternoon. and on Tuesday tried his hand at
salmon fishing In the Dee. lie was very anxious to
shoot deer, and was much disappointed at finding
that he had como to Scotland about ten weeks too
soon The Queens marked interest In Ferdinand Is
due TO the fact that he Is son Of Prince Augustus,
OF SAKE Coburg Coha cousin and intimate friend OF
the Prince Consort.
THE QUEEN SEES CIRCUS PERFORMANCE.
When the Queen was driving up Deesde the other
dav from Balmoral to Brnemar and the New Mar
Lodge her carriage met Finders circus. which was
proceeding along the highroad the way from
BrRemar to Balater. The result OF this encounter
WIS that the circus was commanded TO give per.
for1nance at Balmornl which accordingly took place
last Tuesday afternoon in OF the grass parks near
the Castle. the south Tnk of the Dee. The Queen
and ROYAL family, Prince Ferdinand. and the members
OF the household in waiting were present. and also .
large number Of servants. tQnanry and Crahie cot
tagers The Queen and the Processes watched the
performance from an open carriage. and remained on
the ground for two hours. Her Majesty expressed
herself as having been very we'll pleased
HER MAJESTY AS A MATCHMAKER
The Duke Of York Is staying at Balmoral for ten
DAYS on visit to the Queen. and Princess Victoria OF
schleswig Holsteln, elder daughter OF Prince and
Princess Christian. has been invited by Her Majesty
to meet him there 1t believed in court circles that
the oueen is much In favor Of a marriage between
the cousins.
EMPEROR WILLIAM TO vIsrT THE QUEEN.
The German Emperor is coming from Cowes for
the ROYAL Yacht squadron regatta. which he was
prevented from attending last year. and the visit Is
n he strictly private. The Emperor will live on
hoard of his large yacht Hohenzoern during his stay
in the solent which will extend over five or six days.
and Is to maintain TIE strtctest incogno VI course
Emperor william will visit the Queen at osoorhe' ana
will no doubt dine or twice at the palace but
lie Is not coming to England Her Majesty's guest.
WORK OF THE MINISTER IN ATTENDANCE
Lord Cross terminated an unusually long term OK
duty as Minister in Attendance on the queen AT Bal
moral on sunday afternoon, when he left the castle
after luncheon and south BY the special queen
messenger train from Baater. He arrived In town ut
z O'Clock Yesterday morning. Lord Cross has been
engaged during his stay at Balmoral In arranging
variety OF matters connected with private estates ana
other personal property
THE LORD MAYOR AND PRINCE FERDINAND
The dcieuner which the Lord Mayor gave last week
70 the Prince OF Bulgaria festvity happily, thoush
hastily conceived and was In every sense great sue
Cess The Prince expressed himself delighted WIN 'no
reception and promised 10 send the Lady Mayoress
some Photographic views in Bulgaria as souvenir Oh
his visit 10 the city, His country Is hardly, At
NIL known except by travellers and soldiers, ana Few
are aware Of its lovely scenery or antiquarian beauties
THE PLACE OF vrCERoY OF INdiA.
II will not be long, in all probability. before the
resignation of the yiccroy Of India is announced II
has long been stated good authority that Loru LanS
downe would make way most probably for LORD Georse
Hamilton before the general election came on, ana
from all hear this report Is likely to receive omcA
confirmation within few weeks from tho present dass'
THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE CONVENTION.
The Irish National League convention held in Brad
ford the other day a most harmonious gathering
but the harmony was gained by excluding all WHO
would be likely disturb II. II was purely ant-far-
nelle Some facts which reached me about the me
ropols will suffice to show what 1t amounts TO- Forty
london branches represented the convention report
ed Joint income Of less than E4Oo. ana Oh TINS only
600 remained on hand. Not formidable treasury
This with which to attack the British Constitution, or
even the Tory party Irish Nsonaliss are not happy.
The silence OF the Grand Old spider depesSes them,
now that dissolution is imminent. They see clearly
enough that while Unionst majority at the general
election would be the deahb.ow of the Home Rule con-
spracy Gladstonian majority would settle nothing
Home Rule might have been carried with rush IN
lss6 II Mr. Gladstone had not been too autocratic to
uake terms with his principal lieutenans. They BE-
eye that might be carried even now II he would lay
his scheme plainly and fully before the country At
once but they recognize clearly that II must be won
at subsequent election. after Mr. Gladstone has left
~ fnv
Hence the gloom that has settled upon the Irish
benches.
GREAT BRITAIN AND THE WORLDS FAIR.
Sir Henry Trueman Wood will sail from Liverpool
tomorrow in the City OF Paris. route for Chicago
where he expects 10 remain about three weeks. lie
desires an Increase In the allotment OF space made
IN Great Britain In some Of the buildings, anu as
Jonathan appears more fully appreciative OF John
Bulls cooperation than OF Tint OF any other Power
he will probably obtain II. Already however, 1t may
he admitted that have received admirable positions
in all the many buildings into which the big show
Is cut up. Germany expects TO do great tmngs
at the exhibition, having the full sympathy OF inc
Government and OF the Imperial Court No other
European Power is supposed To be pushing It's III
tercsts or 10 be very Jealous about the matter.
rhe upper ten p our own country seems TO he luxe
warm but the great traders all over the Kingdom
are very much In earnest this time Meantime
our Royal Commission works admirably and VIII
perfect harmony.
BISHOP sMYTuiE;,S LABoRS IN AFRICA.
Bishop smythics Is again in England. looking very
ILL., having utterly worn himself out by immense Walks
OF between four and five hundred miles, and is anxious
To secure the establishment Of Il bishoprc In Nyasa
land where large tract OF land adjacent to the laAe
has now become British prOtectorate. Tie BisnoP
is not only very ardent church man, hut no mean
| statesman and Lord Salisbury Is known to attach
great weight to his opinion on the questions .
Issue between England and Germany In Africa
EXPENSES OF THE JUDGES OF AssIzE
The figures in the return respecting the expenses
| OF Judges Of assise which have been lad Deiore
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