New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13


,copvrioht; 1892 By The 7,f1une Assoc,ation)
,.opdon. Dec. 1.-THE Queen is to leave Windsor
I'll next Friday FOR Osborne and according TO pres,
Vas"s ranrements the court will remain In the Isle
- wight about npe weeks. There is, OF course, not
Va slrhtest chance of Her Majesty opening Parliament
IN person ..
CLANS or THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALLIS.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales. who are to re-
,,n l., Marlborough House tomorrow afternoon from
sl.iipr the Queen at Windsor Castle Will proceed
. sorArincbam early next week and intend TO reside
bore until after the anniversary OF the death OF tle
nnse a Clarence, leaving for the season about Janu
49, 10. and after "a visit 20 Windsor for memorial
service on the anniversary OF the Duke OF Chrences
sner; and to osborne where they viii be guests OF
en-. Queen for few days they will 20 abroad for some
limo According 10 present arrangements tue Prince
srd Princess are TO join the Royal yacht OSBORNE AT
wrs,lIcs and will cruise In her along the coast OF
I,s,v and very possibly visit Corsica, SICILY ana
corfn their ultimate destination being Athcns, where
,bo nrncess and her daughters will stay some weeks
with the King and Queen OF the IIcllenes The Prince
and I,rlncess OF Wales will probably remaih in the
South of Europe until the end Of March. Tic present
Man is for them TO quit the Osborne at Leghorn and
then TO nav a flying visit to the Queen at Florence
on the way back to England.
THE PRINCES VISIT TO LORD DUDLEY.
When the Prince Of Wales visited Lord and Lady
nodley al Whitley Court last week. the table on Tues
dov was most beautifully decorated with scarlet
reraniums, white maIguerites and maldenhar ferns,
and the late Lord Dudeys magnificent gold service
vas used. In the evening there was music by COT
uebs Vienna Orchestra. On Wednesday The dinner
table decorations were OF white chrysanbemums ana
ma,denhair ferns. and the late Ears celebrated silver
service was used. on Thursday the decorations re-
sembcd those of Tuesday and the gold service again
appeared.
EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA PLANNING A SEA TRIP
The Empress OF Austria. who is now residing at Ter
Palace In Corfu on which, from first to last. quite
half million sterling has been expended, has ordered
her steam yacht Miramare to be prepared for
cruise 10 the Madeira aud Canary ls.aads and the
West Indies.
PRINCE EISMAECK'S FAITHFUL SECRETARY.
When passing through Bern the other day on his
way from VarIin 10 lriedrch>ruhc. Prince Bismarck
again lamented the loss he had suffered in the death
OF his fdus achates, LOtlAr Butcher. who had served
him as private secretary and literary penman for SO
many years. At the time of his decease had some
thing TO say the character OF the man who drew
up the Imperial German Constitution in few hours,
but forgot to mention that 1t was Butcher also
WHO in July 1870, wrote to Count Bernstorf, the
Prussian Ambassador in London, with copy OF the
famous Benedet treaty. requesting him. on behalf OF
his master, TO pass IL onto the Times Office.
CoURTEsIEs TO MIR. GOsCHEN ~ CERLIN
Mr. Goschen was received both By the German
Emperor and Empress Frederick during bis recent
visit to Berlin, and Joined lunclingp party With En-
press Frederick
DR.. b. W. RICHARD:ON LIKELY TO BE NoNoRfp
1t is expected that among Ncw-Year's honOrs the
name of Dr. b. W. Richardson. I. r. s. the dis
tlnglsned santarlan and temperance advocate, will
find place.
SIR REGINALD wELBY'S RESIGNATION.
Tho Office Of permanent Secretary OF the
Treasury, which is worth CO. 800 year, VIII become
vacant very shortly BY the retirement OF Sir Reginald
Weby. He appointed about seven years ago,
having been previously Assistant Financial secretary
of the department and for ten years Auditor OF
the CNn List Sir Reginald Welby will probably be
succeeded by Mr.. Francis Mowatt, Assistant secre-
tary who replaced him as Auditor OF the Clvi List.
1t scarcely conceivable thAt Mr.. Gladstone VIII
pltchfork one of his private secretaries into tis post
although such job would be quite in accordance with
that Of many other Ministers OF the Crown.
Sir Rednald Welby who has been most valuable
public servant Is sure TO be offered some excepiOnal
mark OF royal favor his retirement and hear, VIII
probably be raised TO the peerage. 81 Reginald Is
held in high estimation by the Queen. and Few years
ago she appointed him to b. member OF the secret
committee which sat TO inquire into the expenses OF
the household, hb cOllcagueS Dclne Tue ihtc '%O'N
sydney Lord Cross and Sir Henry Ponsonby.
FINE NEW CLUBHOUSE IN LONDON.
Mr.. n. r W Middleton Of the Conservative Central
oice promised The Junior Constitutional Club tiat
they should have as good a clubhouse as any IN Lon
don and he has kept his word The Site Outlook ana
internal arran gcments Of the latest addition to the
headquarters OF Young Conservatism are all that
could be desired. a good many seem 10 share thus
opinion for the daily average o. candidates has ben
between forty and fifty. and the names on the books
already number five thousand.
GLOOM AMONG THE ANTI PARNELLITEs.
There is but tlc to chronicle respecting the sayings
and doings Of the Irish Nationalist. The Parnclies OF
course ubiant the result Of the Meath eiecoh
petition and If the East Care petition fails, their
triumph Will he complete but gloom has settled DOWN
upon their rivals. and hear that In the League
meetings Of the party last week the greatest de-
preston prevailed until Saturday. The more sail
gilne members SIN affect 10 believe that the Home
Rule bill is safe and Mr.. Morcys speech ut Newcastle
gave them much-nee1ed encouragement for the no
mcnt but Sir Edward Reeds manifesto fell like a
bolt from the blue. ard for the PRESENT "a. all events
The belief obtains that The game Is up such, at
least, as am Informed, has been the language held
at their meetings during the last two days. AMI they
are probably right The Parnellite position makes 1t
impossible 10 accept any Home Rule bill On the lines
Indicated by the Cardiff letter. and # that letter b,
not mere kite the Introduction OF any bill which
goes further than the measure Of 1856 will wreck
t4e Government.
DEPARTMENTAL INoUIs.TIoN PLANNED.
Among their many other borrowings from the Union
ISL programme authorized and unauthorized, the Glad
'icnian Government, it Is said, contemplate depart
mental nqusition. The Admiralty, which well
stand the scrutiny, will IL Is said, come FIST; then
he War Office, where things 10 be unearted, will
be 0verhauled. Next the Colonial Office will be eX
AHMED. Hero also improvements ARE possible for
he English Empire is spreading in spite Of Mr.. Glad
stone. and at the time drawing closer together,
md the ways Of permanent heads Of departments and
heir carefully trained suboIdinatcs are even yet no:
quite up 10 date. Other Inquiries are talked Of The
dea is good bat. be 1t noted for all, not original
SIR JOHN KELK's SHOOTING PARTY.