New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-27
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IBY CABLE TRIBUNE.
Copyright; 1892 BY the tribune Association
London, Sept. 2o.-I understand that the Queens
ext public appearance In London will be the open
hg Of the Imperial Institute. which function will
axe place about the second week in May. Her
uaesty promised the Prince OF Wales that she would
herself open the Institute.
THE DUKE OF YORK AT HEIDELBERG
The Duke Of York is studying German at Heidelberg
with Professor Ihne in whose house the Duke OF Clar
ence resided during the summer Of 1884.
THE GRAND CORRIDOR IN WINDSOR CASTLE.
The redecoration Of the grand corridor in Windsor
Castle. which has been in progress for some time, Is
now being completed. The hangings had not been
changed since the reign Of George w. The pattern OF
The new furniture was chosen by Empress Frederick
and Princess Beatrice. The corridor has also been
lighted b, electricity and the whole work cost a very
large sum. The corridor which designed from
suggestion made 10y George ". is certainly the finest
thing in the Castle at least in the private apart
ments. 1t is filed from end TO erd with cabinets aud OBJ
jects Of art and the china alone is worth $4,000
There are splendid portraits Of great historical
interest among the pictures, Tie majority Of which,
however, arc works representing the principal domestic
events Of the Queens reign. The only Of real
merit among this series is Wilkes picture OF Her
Malestys first council.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS VISIT TO HIS MOTHER.
Emperor William went from Potsdam TO Homburg
last week for the purpose of personally requesting
Empress Frederick to become godmothcr TO his
daughter. The visit shows that the recent atten-
tons Of the Empress Frederick to Princess Bismarck
and Count Wilhelm Bismarck had the approval of her
son. who is evidently contemplating reconciliation
with Prince Bismarck. The Emperor travelled all
night In his train which is marvel of luxury
and comfort. He was received at the station at
quarter past Sunday morning by the Empress
Frederick and Princess Margaret, with whom he drove
W the Schloss.
Mr.. SALA AT TWENTY-SIX.
made the acquaintance Of the late Duke Of Suther
land then Marquis of stafford, In the last days OF
1854, on occasion which proved memorable TO me
a that on which first Mr.. George Augustus sala
whose friendship and frequent collaboration have been
important factors in my life. The time was after
midnight scene, the Fielding Club, where were as
sembed many of the regulars and some Visitors among
them the Marquis Of stafford. The talk CHANGED to
turn on the new and admirable humor displayed In
an article called Colonel Quaggs Conversion" pub
lished In a current number of Household Words"
No present could give guess as TO the identity
Of the author until the entrance Of Albert Smith, who
told US he had just left the writer, with whom he
had been supping, at Rules Much curiosity was ex
hbted by all present the genius, and Albert
volunteered to start of TO fetch him. which he
did, returning with Sala, then slim youth of SIX
endtwenty. lnnumerable the compliments paid
him. the Marquis OF stafford being especially eulogsuc
But they made little impression on the newcomer
whose attention seemed principally occupied by
humorous which he had just witnessed at some
private thcatrieas, In which Ebenezer Landells, the
engraver, and DR.. Richardson, Of "The Times" had
been engaged.
LORD ABERDEEN LIKELY TO GET THE GARTER.
The Garter which has fallen 10 Mr.. Gladstone by
the death Of the Duke Of Sutherland will be given
either to Lord Aberdeen Lord Kimberley. probably
to the former. The grandfather of the present Lord
Aberdeen, who was Foreign Secretary under the Duke
Dnnl md offprvn si
Prime Minister the first nobleman who was per-
mitted to both Garter and Thistle. privilege
which ia now enjoyed by the Duke Of Argyll
Mr.. MoRLEY's DILEMMA.
Every day makes 1t palmer that The Parneites will
make things hum for Mr.. Morley in Ireland before
Chnstmas-time. The anniversary Of Parnell's DEATH
which falls Friday week, is TO be observed with
speecmakings and gatherings throughout the country
Meanwhile, the new Chief Secretary is confronted by
the clearing of the Castle difficulty, the anuPaneltes
pressing him clear It. bnt he is perfectly well aware
that without this trained help he will be hopelessy at
sea In week. Whichever way he decides he Will be
the loser concession he makes is to be followed
by demands for more, and what the end OF II all VIII
be passes the wit Of an ordinary man TO see.
WHEN THE HOU:E WILL PROBABLY MEET.
1t is probable that the autumn Cabinets will begin
early and last long this year. Mr. Gladstone has not
vet made much progress with the longtalkedof BILL
So far he has only consulted the few whom he de-
lights 10 honor with his special confidence, and VINO
In consequence have views Of their own but merely
act as copies Of mschievous original When the de
tails of the measure come to be talked over Win some
more independent members Of TIE Cabinet, there VIII
be trouble At all events, 1t is quite reasonable 10
suppose that Homo Rule will block Mr.. Gladstone's
way long before the House Of Commons has chance
OF giving its opinion on his Irish panacea The oats
Of reassembling Of course depends on what degree OF
peace Mr.. Gladstone manage TO maintain between
his more intimate advisers; but judging from such
data as Is available, IL is more likely that the
House will meet in February than In January.
LORD HoUGHToNs FORMAL ENTRY INTO DUBLIN
Lord Houghton's formal entry into Dublin Is ct
last fixed for next Monday, but he will not have tho
honor OF being welcomed by the Conscrpt Fathers OF
Dublin they voted By seventeen to sixteen TO dis
pcnse with the customary tribute His dlihcuIues
seem to accumulate the threshold OF his reign
Mr.. Charles GrevllIe, Lord Grevue's son, who has
mute shaken OF attack of typhoid FEVER has been
appointed aid-decamp TO the Lord LieutenaDt.
LORD MAYO NOT AN ABSENTEE LANDLORD.
According to ."The Freeman's Journal the land
ords In Ireland are criminal In exacting rent from
their tenants and Lord Mayo has been severely
handled for resorting 10 legal remedies TO enforce
payment But this Is not all. Lord Mayo Is taxed
with absentesism which IS quite untrue as he lives
among his own people at Palmerstown aud moves
little from home. being quite satisfied with Kildare.
RADICALS DIRECTING TO LORD SPENCER.
am delighted to hear that the Radicals are lna-
Ing great fault with the appointment OF LORD spencer
10 be First Lord Of the Admiralty because 1t 'hat
that he is probably the best man who could have bee
sent there 1t IS said that Mr.. Gladstone has In
formed his macontent supp rters that the arrange
ment Is only a temporary one. lie never spoke
truer word In his llie
THE PROPOSED WITHDRAWAL FROM EGYPT
There were reports lately of the proposed with
drawal from Egypt. MaiorGeneral Forester "aIher'
commanding the army OF occupation is now IN Eng
fspd eon leave 1t will Interest Investors In Egyptian