New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRCNICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR.
EDMUND YATES.
GREAT PORT EXPECTED AT SANDRIycHAw-
PRINCESS MARGARET AND HER FUTURE
HuSRAND-NEW YEARS DAY HoNoRs.
rSY CABLE TO TI.S Tribune.
(copprioht 1899. sv me Tribune AmoeiattOn)

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London Dec. o6.-The Queen has large family
party with her at Osborne. There to be some
tableaus in the new Indian Room which has been
finished since the Queens Last residence at Osborne
and probably concert.
COST OF yICTORINS CONTINENTAL TRIP.
/ hear that the modest rent Of $500 a week Is de-
manded for Of the large villas at Florence which
was Inspected in behalf OF the Queen. The expenses
OF Her Majestys trip will be considerably reduced by
Lady Crawford'S loan Of Villa Palmien. The average
outlay from the civil List and Priyy Purse In con-
ncctOn with the Queens annual spring visit 10 the
Continent IS about el1,000.
CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES AT sANDRINGHAM
The Prince and Princess OF Wales had a family
party at Sandringham for Christmas, including the
Duke and Duchess Of Fife. There IS 10 be shoot
this week. and great bags are expected. About TO-,
coo pheasants have been reared at sandHngham this
year. At the first shoot in November nine guns
Killed 5,626 head including 3,0i6 phcasants, In four
DAYS. At the second shoot during the last week In
November the bag was nearly a. heavy. The best
shooting season nj sandringham was l58j-3G. when
the total bag was 1914 head. including 1852 pleas
ants. The greatest day ever known at sandringham
was in December, l-s5, when ten guns killed 2,s3o
head including l,215 pbcaants.
TO MEET TIE EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA.
The Empires, OF Austria has invited the Prince and
Princes, of Wales to visit her in Corfu during their
approaching cruise.
EMPEROR FREDERICK'S FAVORITE CHILD
Princess Margaret Of Prussia IS vlsi, England IN
the SPRING shortly after her maria -e In order that
rs Princess Frederick OF Ie,se she may be presented
10 the Queen. who has Vet her grand
daughter, future husband Princess Margaret will be
a great loss . her mother, OF whom She has been
constant companion during the last four years, aud
she was her fathers favorlic child Princess Mar
lo,n fi. mos Ia l.pt
and habits ot all the children Of Empress Frederick,
and n this pect j., great contrast TO her sister,
liince,s sopAe. Duchess OF sparta, who has pnded
herself on being q thorough German and has hardly
ever been heard 10 speak English
HORSES FyR HuNBERrs STABLES
A number Of carriage horses was lately purchased
AT Rugby for the King OF Italy, including for
HIS Majesty, state coach
rREAK.NG UP HISTORIC PALACE
Tie facade Of the Palace Of It. Cloud has been
purchased ~ Pncc,se tlcmentne d'orleans. and
dispatched. packed IN thirty huge cases, to sofia by
sp.oal train The Due de- Memoirs who married
In the chapel OF tie palace. bought all the remaining
statuary which, n (, understood. he intends 10 send
TO Bu,hcv rarl. where hi, wife died in l-j7. The
Duke nl,o purchased some OF the ni"lrs and bass
rcof,. whlcl. are TO be- placed at tn. The wrought
iron balcony Of the palace has been sod TO Count
Pozlo di Eorco. and is 1, form part Of The chateau
I'm imitation 81 the lultllt-, NH-Nh hc ID VWuiio
on his estate in Corsica.
LORD BEACJNsEIELD'S INIGNN o7 THE
CARTER.
Tie other day one Of the weekly papers referred
TO Lord Bclcon,Hrlds garter star, Of which some
inaccurate particulars given. This star was
certalnlr not presented to Lord Beacon,h"d by the
Queen nor wa. il part Of hi, garter Insignia ~
VA, A very celebrated piece OF iewcry. and have
heard that n lei It vaucd al &''Ooo ms
star wa, worn by three Marqm'e' Of llertiord' ana
d. lie death Of the fourth Marquis In $50 II passed
lrto the possession 81 >ir Richard wallace VINO save
II 10 Lord Heacon,a,M in l-7'. Wien the Minister
wa, crested knight Of tie CATER after his return
from Berlin I understand that Lord BeaconSh"ids
executors sold tie star to Garrar and IT was probably
broken up.
MANY NEW YEAR HoNORs.
hcar that the l~t OF honors which Wiz appear on
NV Year, Day VIII be- Of unusual dimensions E~i'
doms ara placed The disposal Of LORD 'arrih.tOn
and Lord IIoucA'ou. hear That the firi OF Aye''
deem la, lccn offered a MaIqni,ate 10 coh,o'e "'
for nj, disappointment about IN" Lord Leutenahy
which lie lost through some female sqiaholns''
Me.,rs Colman and stuart Houdl Will each oOtaih
Earouetcv Mr. Arthur laytor Will BE- made peer.
Lori Darlington. WHO /, s"ls shortly TO sahlrlhs""
on visit - tie Prince OF Vale, gave suan oihne'
party for Ills ROYAL Hghnes' on sunday week. "A'O
WAS quite inprOmptu aiaI.- MI "a's""' a,
| Chapel Royal IN the morning and Nr A'iu'" ""u
Alr. John Morley were among tie guests
rIG FEES OF WINDSOR E,cLt>IAsTits'
During the last few months sir Reginald "eio'' ="
the lart OF the Treasury. has been engaged IN We
orou, campaign again,, the Dean ana the .hapfr VI
Windsor respecting the heavy charge, and lees "n0n
M. invariably demanded boy that reverend BODY "A'n
ever royal ceremony takes place IN - "'0't
chapel The bill Of the Dean and chapter ai'er 'l's
funeral Of ule Duke oi Clarence solely LOT eeS az.
charge, considerably exceeded 800. but >lr keslhau
Welby's rsorou, taxation brought II do"h 10 80
There WAS also a large demand Of the same Nilu Ia
.onroction with the marriage of Princess Louise VI
Sc,l.syvi- IIolstein and Prince Aribert OF Ahhal'
which is not vet settled. There Is D'Siu's NV
Above the old question Of eXorhl,ant ices pa. ar
| the Dean and Chapter by newly cr'a''a NiNt". -
,h, Garter. which has been In dispute ior v, -
| half = century and which >ir Relnam "''oS 80
been endeavorng to arrange on more re"son'S.'
,,ts some az tie now Knights have srohsN w
i,,a +, th. large fees which are demanded u'lo's
IN. stalls are granted banners hosted' anu ,h,e
| f. alwnys acrimonious debate IN the lio"'0 u
| mons when the votes contain an Item Oh "'0o'''
| novn,nts 10 the Windsor ccccsiaslics lot ICES "
extra or ROYAL knights since everything Is p'iu '''
these pcrs0magcs by The Treasury
p,pNFIIlTE JUBILATIoN -.
,. +. ,,y IA, tb, parn.nitc camp over the loss o.
- ,,i,., >,ot Next 10 the amabe Tim 'n'N
- M man more hated 10y the advanced party Una" 'ir.
n,,,,t and that because he i r'membef'" ~ ""''"s
hn himself one OF the mos, advanced men !" i'"'"
| The Tlrncl,iies have all along declared 'Aa' ~ "
uriestly intimidation They would nave r,E","
m,,,,,out win the fun strength they could boa, u
| -, ,ha atssolutl,n and the result 81 thee p'"'0I'
would show that their boast IS not altogether ''"p,,
Their rivals now denounce them rs pne''Ha',.''
ncy have the audaciy TO charge the JUDGES WI" I''
tlali,y. question however, whether tn'S 80" -
chance OF recainng both seats thus vacated. ,, ond
| east is that south Meath will 20 to The i"'N''
| North Meath to tho Mccarthy facti'h'
AMU.ING POLITICAL RUMoKS'
rnmor OF the reconciliation OF tie lrsn "a, '"ai
| has been the most amusing Of the Iiihy p0""
canards let loose during the last week !. can" sanS.
soon after the report Of the release Oh 'le 1,s
=. 1. old h.rily mi OF belns held suspect .. w