The morning call., 1892-03-08
ROYALTY AT THE RIVIERA.
Proposed Journey Of the Queen Of
England.
THE PREPARATIONS FOR THE TRIP.
Matters at Saadrngham = Contemplated Visit Of
the Amer Of AfghaRiStan to England.
Affairs in Burmah.
Special to THE MORNING CALI.

NEW YORK, March Edmund Yates
special telegram to the Tribune from Lon
oon says: The arrangements for the
queens visit at Coste Belle are not en-
Iiroly satisfactory. She was excessively
annoyed at discovering that the two
noteis, which had been enlarged for
ner, were both entirely overlooked by
Hotel d'Albion. and OF Icourse that
establishment will be full during the
royal visit, as March and April are about
siie most pleasant months in the Riviera
uistrlct The windows OF the Albion and
us terrace fully command Cos te Belle and
Us grounds. and there is no possible method
oi preventing the hotel from being con-
sLantly overlooked. hear that the Queen
you'd nave preferred to go to Cap
martin, near Mentone, il satisfactory
arrangements could have been made for
lne tenancy OF the excellent new hotel there.
Inc horses and carriages which the Queen
IS TO use during her stay at Coste Belle are
70 oe dispatched this week from Windsor to
Hyeres and also her garden-chalr and
lavorlte donkey which draws it. The
feavy luggage and several servants are to
start In lew days. The Queen sends out
nearly all the furniture for her own bed
room and several articles for her
sittmg-room; large case of photographs.
Two boxes OF books, plate glass, china
aud an immense parcel of stationery. A
messenger Is 10 leave London every even
lns except sundays for Hyeres while the
Queen is staying at Coste Belle, conveyi NJ
Official boxes OF dispatches and her private
correspondence. A messenger will arrive
IN London from Hyeres every morning
except Sunday so that the Queens stay on
the RIVERA will not in any way interfere
with the transaction OF public business.
Matters at Sandringham.
6o Dr;..
decided TO erect monument to the Duke of
Clarence in the chancel of the SandrIngham
Church, and the Queen intends to place
statue OF her grandson in the Prince Con-
sorts mausoleum at Frogmore.
The Prince OF Wales went down to Sand
rlngham for couple of days last week in
order to complete the arrangements for the
hrst sale OF shire horses bred ON the royal
stud farm at W0lferton, whlcn is to take
place week from tomorrow. Extensive
improvements are to be carried out during
the next SIX months in the house aud gar
oens al Sandrngham, which will cost about
$1,000
A correspondent in Berlin writes tn at the
accounts In the London papers respecting
the riots in that city do not convey any
adequate Impression of the alarm which
has been excited throughout Germany, nor
indicate The momentous fact that these
demonstrations were plainly directed against
The Emperor himself. and were, therefore
secretly approved by very large part of
the upper middle classes. nor were they de-
nounced by the Liberal press
LORD LaDsdowne intends to leays India
in December. when he will have completed
four years in the Office of Ficeroy. Loru
Salisbury will also have 10 appoint new
Governor-General OF Canada in the course
OF the summer, as Stanley of Preston III
tends to resign that Office in the autumn.
The Ameer's Expected Visit.
A nd rri,o ha
ghenistaD, bias conceived a strong admira-
tiOn for Sir John Gorst. He showed il
lrst al the time of the Manipur debate
when he spoke Of the then Under Secretary
wisdom OF Alexander. He has now ad-
dressed to Sir John Gorst an autograph let
ter In Persian. Ii Is curious document
written ON large sheets, almost foolscap
size. with quaint border of gilt. 1t in
creases the probability Of the Ameer's visit
Ing this country during the next twelve
months.
The ignominious and ridiculous result of
the NJ mbasa railway de bate in the Commons
has much diSgusted the more militant sec
ton OF the opposition. The discovery in
the Foreign Office OF Earl Granville's dis
patch, approving the policy which the Gov
ernment was pursulng~ was a settler
Tor Gladstone, who must have sane
toned the views therein expressed. But
1 hear that he explains that he
on Friday morning. Moreover, alter Glad
stones hostile speech he was informed that
some OF his most powerful supporters in
Midlothian arc deeply interested in the
British East Africa Company. OF course
the anti-slavery party and the commercial
people generally were united in denouncing
the policy Of oppression.
Affairs In Burmah.
Things are undoubtedly coming to a head
In Burmab. Everything points to the
necessity OF some vigorous reorganization
In the management of that valuable, though
nndeveloped, section of our Indian empire
The recent outbreak on the Chinese from
tier Is but one sign added to many that have
gone before of the need of a definitely fixed
frontier. and this only leads on TO the ad.
visibility OF making Burmah into a sep
arate presidency. Its progress OF late has
been most encouraging. and would be
still more so If the country were welded
into homogeneous whole under the rule of
a strong central government, instead of being
parceled out among all sorts of function
aries, from a chief commissioner to the
deputies OF various divisions of the Indian
Office. Lord Roberts suggestion that the
military organization ought to be transferred
to the Central Government should be ex-
tended to political organization as well, and
Burmah should be made as much her own
master as Bengal, Bombay or Madras.