New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRCNICLED AND CRITICISED BY Mr.. ED;
MUND YATES
EMPEROR WILLIAMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HERBERT B.sMARcK-rHE Ex-oUEEy OF
sERvIA-THE INFLUX OF DESTITUTE
ALIENs-NEw BERLIN CORES
PONDENr OF THE TIMEa'
THE BLAKE.
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London May 15.-The German Emperor's cccen.
tiicies causing Increased alarm among ms
subjects. The train de luxe I alluded to last week
is popular But the idea OF identifying the Pots
dam Palace by means OF lottery is regarded
project only worthy OF the late King OF Bavaria.
More than either by the citizens OF Berlin
is the ostentatious recently to the sentry
Lyck whose brutality and reckessness subject
OF public animadverson. That chance Interview
with the German Emperor which "The Pail Mall
Gazette, published the other day was Ingenious
bit OF felton, but unfortunately complete versimli-
tudc was spoiled by three little Oversghs In local
colorng. First, there are no small sheds OF the
kind referred to I'm Grunewald. secondly, tile En-
pcror goes out even to shoot unaupnded. he
could not, therefore, have been alone. Thirdly, no
never smokes pipe, but only cigarettes or long
Dutch-made cigars without very much flavor Of
about price about three halfpence EACH
His father, Emperor Frederick, was very ostenta-
tios pipe-sInoker of the student type. But on the
other hand the old Kaiser, William !. never touched
tobacco save at mess, luncheon, r,gmental dinner
Or the like when His Majesty would simply light
n cigarette as a signal to the others. and then I'M
mcdiately lay II down.
COUNT HERBERT ENGAGED TO BE MARRIED.
Count Herbert Bismarck, who with all his Chau'
| vInlsm Is bit Of an Anglomaniac, once vowed to
wife Mt all il would be Englishwoman; though. II
rumor a: the time spoke true, he was more than once
singularly unfortunate In his efforts 10 pfoVide MN
self with a British spouse. But he has only hah
kort his vow by becoming engaged to the young
Countess Hoyos, whose mother was the daughter OF
Whitehead. the welknown tOrpedo-maker.
THE COUNT sNUBBED BY TIE KAISER.
II probally escaped special notice, but the Ger
man Emperor's telegram acknowledging Inc feceips
.-o1ysg n.fira az
Of n very cold ard formal kind. His Majesty merely
thanked the Count for the kind invitation but sent
no concentrations. Nor is this TO be wondered az
In view Of the relations which have sucsiote between
rredlichsuhe and Berlin since the breach between tue
Uohenzolern and Bismarck dynasties was competed
by the Boetcher financial revelations. count hesoer.
Bismarck need expect to run with the mare "i'u
hum, with the hounds, 10 go and live ostent1tousiy
with old friends In Berlin without even 50 iuc" %
iuscr!Mng his name In the Emperor Dooh Il. .'.'
schlos,. and then to send His Majesty news OF ms
engagement without getting politely snubbed ior Ills
trouble.
FX.cuEEN NATALIE \ PLAYWRIGHT
The on. Queen OF seryis Is supposed to be on the
point OF emulatng the poetic triumphs OF the 0uen
Of Rumania and the dramatic successes OF Tue -
~ Montenegro She has written a play en'i,'eH
.Tlo Mother descriptive TO some extent of her
own Grievances and this has been accepted ana p'a
for bv a Partisan manager In search OF new ssu;
sation.
THE OUTLOOK FOR ARBITRATION BoANpS'
Arbitration Boards seem really TO have some chance
Of being established before the end OF Tue FieSs
farlam.a Sir John Gorsts prop sal 10 L',u
narvon last week caught on imnenseiy anu mas
ready received the approval OF Mr. baiiD"r IA" "a
workingnen Throughout tho country. such ho.on
will be immensely popular. Only In the miDins
districts of Northumberland and Durham Is any op-
position likely 70 be Offered and here IL VIII 20
imply on the ground that there are ar'aul pn'aOe
ORGANIZATIONS existence which rs rue e"-o'"ii'
do the same work. y scheme of this SORT WIG" a'
all events promises 70 minimize the evil OF strikes -
certainly worth trying; and this view learn VIII
satisfaction PREVAILS at headquarters.
FOR CHECKING DESTITUTE IMMIGRATION.
Lord rnnraven, who has Just returned 70 town
from the Riviera Is TO be congratulated upon tho
success which attended the movement Tor restricting
the influx OF destitute aliens. OF when nc Is mo
| leader A little than year AGO Lord Dnniaven
formed an association for the purpose OF Organizing
and directing public opinion TO the subject OF ocsuuI'
immtgraon 80 that legislation night be obtaine1 from
Parliament for the purpose OF checking the evil; and
| n viz rou,Iy did the association set - work that
| ire Government hope Ia Introduce measure II
ro,sibe before the Whtsuntide recess, 10 cope WIN
,rc dricultv The matter is not an easy one and Is
complicated by the that the Cabinet Is by no
means unanimous on the matter. we OeheVe 'ha'
Mr. MattNNs 70 whom the preparation Of the bill was
entrusted intends to model it somewhat upon recent
eri,a,i n IN the United states. and to compel sten-
IMP companies to return TO the place where 'hes us'
took them on beard all those aliens who are hhey
| 10 become public nuisance, or a pHbllc burIeh'
A MONOGRAPH on CARLYLE.
Nearly ten year, have passed since the publication
Of the list volume OF Mr. John Morlcy's English Men
| Il Letters series. Another volume Will appear
shortly I'm the shape Of monograph on Carlyle oy
|
| which CARLYLE would have voided the vals OF h1
w,.th upon any who had presumed TO describe MN
rs M Engishman OF letters. But i, was not i,ss
lldcuou, to include Burn, and Scott in such series,
Ia nothing OF swift.
THE PREFACE By SIR HENRY LNARD'
>ir Henry Law ard has written long preface TO the
translation OF No,e's wellknOwn work on Italian
PAINTERS which Is TO be Published shortly By Mr. Mur'
ray.
MR. FRoUDE LIKELY TO RESIGN THE CHAIN.
hear fro(n oxford that Mr. Froude VIII probably
resign the Regius Chair OF Modern History, to whien
he was appointed by Lord salisbury. Mr. fronde ap-
pears 10 have accepted the Office in ignorance OF tho
ro;t and branch reforms which had been introduced
since his own oxford days lie was not aware e'her
of the condition as residence at the university or tho
number If lectures which he required By the new
statute 10 deliver.
THE TINES" CORRESPONDENT AT BERLIN.
The new "T1mes" cores pondent at Berlin In
succession to Brinsley Richards deceased Is Mt.
Chrol who was doing sub-edtoital work In the Lon
don Office Of Dal2ol's agency at the time OF MS
appcintment Mr.. ClOl. like Mr.. MoberN be'is
the new Tim - manager began his career !" "
commercial house In Alexandria Iherc he was
picked up 10y The standard" 10 assist III the "oiM VI
roring one Of the Ely piian campaigns. after Wm'h
he was entrusted with sort OF rowing commission los
that Journal among the Balkan states. ana da INC
work very well indeed. At the time OF Bllhsiy
Eichard,'s sudden death. Mr.. Chiro was on me point
Of starting for the Cape In the Interests oil D"A''
VIII, is said 10 be a great sympahlzcr with the aims