New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-06
ny CABLE TO THE TRIBCEE.1
1870 Ru The Tribune >fssoeidtton.

London Sept 5-Ths Queen stopped a. Perth loS
nearly an hour last Tuesday morning, and er majesty
was received the platform by tie MARQUIS o.
Breadarbane Tie royal train, which consisted OF
sixteen carriages, run along to the cnra"ce oi
the station Hotel and the eastern PLATFORM WHICH
was entirely covered with crimson cloth ana pao oeen
temporarily enlarged In order to ahom the necessary
accommodate on. The Queen declined TO allow hersen
TO be assisted out OF the day saloon by either her
Highland servant OF the indian domcSucss
both Of whom In attendance Her MaJesV'
leaning on n stick walked slowly down t''e incnhe
leading from the door Of the carriage to the pa"orm'
when she stopped for moment TO SPEAK 10 INC MAR
quls OF Ereadalbane before entering the hotci i"s
ROYAL breakfIstroOm was decorated WIN howers
sent from scone Palace, plymouth Castle, Ptfour
Castle and Frecland, and the Queen TOOK away
basket OF orchids and several bouquets.
THE PRINCE OF WALES GOING TO SCOTLAND.
The Prince Of Wales leaves liomburg on frdsy'
and early next week IS expected at Balmora', "~ns
lie will proceed to the new Mar Lodge "hcrc 'Ao
Princess and her daughters arrived Oh Sa'ui"aS uo"
sandringliarn. They are all to 10 tile guests Vi '"e
Duke and Duchess Of Fife for about month, ana
there will DC a series OF deer drives In Mar roress
,or the amusement OF the Prince and the DUKE OK
York who are also expected to shoot at ln'ercauio
with sir Algernon BOthOick, and some Ok inc oess
beats OF the royal forests are to he rescr'ea o' 'n-
PRINCESS, LOUISE TO TRY BATH wAIEhS'
Dv IN. Queens express orders Princess Louise Is TO
STAY FOR three weeks ut Bath In the course vi .no
autumn I'm order to take course OF the waters. ING
Princess had intended TO visit Nx-les-HAns' ou' ~
Is the wish Of tic Queen that she shouid 'fy ''e ~
waters instead Of going abroad again.
e,pTup>Y OF HOLLANDS LITTLE QUEEN.
The little Queen OF Holland Is fast gettns nd Oh
the decacy OF constitution which once caused 20 mucn
anxiety Her twelfth birthday, on wednesday Ns'
u,. the signal for festivities In all parts q her 40
mInlons. Queen wihemlOa presided In person Wild
much nerve and dignity
DryONsUIRE HOUSE AND ITS TEEAsCffS'
pevonshire House Is 10 be Thoroughly overhsu'0'
and rcdecorated during the next six months, ana some
u, tho prtncipa ROOMS will be rcfurnshcd Tie Dak0
and Duchess do not intend 10 take up thir resdehcs
there until after Easter next year there Is an ~"
mense Collection OF valuable books In DeVonsnire ho'
Including splendid dramatic hbInrs, brought tose'ne'
by the sixth Duke.
prcprr At LORD FrTZwILIIAMS RESIGNATION
Lord Ittzuilam's resignation OF the LornlAeu'en'
,rc, n, IN. WeSt Riding, Yorkshire, was quite uh-
e,pectcd and caused considerable surprise anu Jun
v,rsal regret IN the county. Loru F"A"ih"
loved the distinction OF being both senior hnsh' "
the Garter and one OF the senior LONlAeu'e"e"'s
having received both order and ONCE from LOU
p,rnerston the former In 1862 and the a'Er III io'.
,l,,r bs succeeded his father, the NTH Epi VINO hao
,n.u ,,r many venrs presided over the west hdlhg'
The fourth Earl Fltzviiam was appointed Lofu
,.nan, ~ the county By LORD GrenViie III ieoo' w" "
vas summarily dismissed from once IN ooope'' ioi"'
80 n nnni,hmcnt for his presumption IN Veitu'i"s :"
c,l a county meeting TO proi"'' against uhe P""',
., Lord Liv.rpoors Administrations On the news u
tho Earl of Fitzwillia's misconduct rnchin; IDhaon'
ord sidmouth Home secretary, Informed the ffams
Minister that the offender ought to he Instantly re
moved Lord Castlereagh agreed IN the opinion aAA
a. Lord sldmouth wrote trumphantly 10 Loru rAoPn'
. , ur,s~npxr has been dispatched TO WENTWORTH IN
forming Fitzwiam that the Prince Regent mas -
,rhr rco .on for his services Lord-Lleuteiaht VI
the West Riding OF YORKSHIRE and he denhea h~
nrnc.eting as necessary act OF insulted aulhon''
THE CONTINENT TEEMlNj WITH CoNFhhENeEo'
Tn. Continent al the present moment TENS Win
con r.,es and conferences Of every Description. Inc
only one which appears TO have signally iaiieo HS
,he Anil Alcoholic Conference at the Hague ihs
,thedam drinkers were too strong lor ''e ~.
and the Gathering stands adjourned sine dle Ine
Inter Parliamentary Peace Conference at Borne "as
a little less bclllcose and noisy than usual OWNS "
the tact displayed by DR.. Cobalt the SWISS presiaen',
who actually succeeded In inducing the fronch Sno
German delegates to bury the Ratchet Dr. LeN%
koysk the pcly got Pole however declined to speak ~
the formal meetings because the restoration OF the ma
tonal autonomy II his country had peeh ru'oa
irrelevant. while the Roumanians Insisted on resaNF
ing the discussion of their own grievances as the
main object Of the gathering. Mr.. Philip stanhopes
nowedge OF French greatly increased his utility Mr.
Gardner efficiently represented the historic Quetlds
OF Chcltenham and Nr. Cremer's pacific orations
any deserved the honor OF translation. The sensar
ton OF the meeting was the sudden arrival OF
detachment Of the English shricklng sserhood from
ntcrlaken under the command of Mr.. Percy Bunting
and Professor stuart Their demand to be heard ID
the interests Of universal harmony met by
courteous. but firm refusal and the amiable enthusiasts
had Consequently no other recourse than TO- con-
tent themselves with tea and gossip at Berner-
ho where their fssy obtrusve endeavors to attract
notice treated with calm indifference. II
unanimously agreed that every Parliament should be
pressed adopt the American Arbitration Treaty,
aud the meeting OF 1893 T. TO take place in Chrstiania
NEW SWISS MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS.
or making mountain railways In Switzerland there
seems TO be no end. The line from Glion has been
extcud-,i 10 Mont Caux and Rochers de Maye. There
Is now . railway up the Rothhorn from Bricnz. an
astounding achievement The Rigf. Pflattis Beate-
l-rg Monte Gen-IoSo Murrcn. Grindewald. Burgen-
stock Brunis and dozen other places are all ac-
c,sslfie 10y the funcular cogwhel system.
line from lauterbrunnen the Wengcrn Alp 10 the
irlndclwaM is advancing Engineers are surveying
line from ChnmounIN 10 Chaielard TO connect with =
line by ,alvanGnhault 10 Marieny.
THE POLICY OF CLOSURE.
Ilow luglr. blow; set the wild echoes 1ying.a
II + all mp with every body except Labby.' Mr..
John Buns little Mr.. Zen Tiet. Mr.. Tom Mann
and the d possessed Cosers Johann Most, Mr.. Fred
eric Harrison and Mr. T. Z. O'Connor: for the gentle
man penuliinatey mentioned has written An article
dl,d with Wild and whirng words IN THE Fort
nightly Review" and Mr.. OConnor has Endorsed ana
Improved upon Mr.. llarrson's superb appeal in Sun.
days SUM-" and there is 10 BE- end 10 resprciabiy,
decrncy law and order. For this policy which these
gentlemen PROFOUND Is me policy Of carrying things
with strong hnnd. the policy OF giving effect to the
will OF the people without delay the policy Of closure.
closure closure. and hewng down all opposition, no
matter who howls or squalls, what stands In the
way Finally 1t is n policy OF grimy facing the reAi-
ties OF the situation, the reality that we are IN
revolutionary crisis and that nothing will carry us
through II but revolutionary methods "These 20
nl,,ve wors, indeed Mr. O'Connor quite carries un
y xhe