New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CBRONCLED AND CRITICISED BY MR. ED:
MUND YATES.
Az ACCIDENT TO EMPEROR "lLLlAM-'RASD
DUKE CONFERENCE.-THE. VAcAREsco 10 ,
BE MARRIED-LoRD LYTToS's POEMS
A FAMOUS NEWSPAPER
CEASES TO EXIST. -
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Iondon Feb 1.-The Princess OF Wales VIII 90 -
Paris mt the end Of this week accompanied ny rrn's
George and PIincesscs Victoria ana Mduo' a" hi'cr
a brief STAY at the Hotel Bristol will proceed south 10
81 Raphael where she will reside several Weeks az inc
villa Jausscn The Princess will visit the DUKE ana
r,,chos, of Cumberland at Gmunden before she re-
firms In England and possibly will so also 10 Copeh-
hagen.
THE KAISER INJURED WHILE HUNTING.
Emperor William met with a rather serious "oonc"'
during "A recent shooting excursion whch h'9 oce 7ps
very quiet indeed. The Emperor while cns"s1u Al
wild boar hunt. slipped and fell heavily OIL in' rse
arm which was 80 severely bruised and sprsnca tnat
a had TO II, kent I'm a sling for two days ana MS
Majesty was advised to rest II for longer pcfou'
This accident might lad grave restl'S' lor 'ns
Emperors left arm is absolutely useless
THE EMPRESS OF AUSrRINs MoIHEh'
Roth the Emperor and Empress Of Austria were too
unycll 10 90 to the funeral OF til; E"pics' o'o',
who died last week at the aGc OF eSh'y -s'A having
survived her husband nearly four years. IN; n"'
nrss is now I'm Isia and her medical attendants arc
worry yious rs TO the possible effects OF her mothers
ac,tl, on her mind and health The Prihcess Lou'Se
wibalmina was a woman OF strong character ana great
enerry She inherited OF the pecuiariues OIL inc
Davarian Royal family, and always exercised Il s'u-
tarv influence on her daughter. whose ecceh,rieueS
sbe often checked at tic oppOrtune moment Sns
snent nearly her whole life in Munich where she was
harm uring all the troubles Occasioned ny uie Id:
vaslons OF Napoleon 7.
THE CARNIVAL IN VIENNA
In consequence Of numerous deaths III the lmpefai
family Of Austria il proposed to give UP tms
an 70, the first time. the carnival festivities in
vienna The Emperor declined 10 sanction the pro-
no,ol on account Of the injury it would DO TIE ''aoo
of the Austrian capital where the "ihter seaVn ""'
been tho worst ever remembered
TIE CzARINA TO VISIT ALGIERs.
The Empre,s OF Russia will probably 20 TO Ayers
f few week, toward the end Of this month b JOIN
her second son, the Grand Duke George, VINO Is III
most nrecarious state Of health. Tho Grand Duke 10
nassnc the winter at FL Bar village, few miles from
Algicrs.
THE GRAND DUKE CONSTANTINE
The late Grand Duke Constantine Nlcoaivitch was
one OF the cleverest members OF the Imperial amy.
although lie had elected OF late 10 hide las hghs
under 2 bu,hcl lie owed his early education ana
possibly the lberahty Of his opinions, To his ti'or'
Count Luke. lie was, Is young man. an arueh. "u-
vocate OF tic abolition OF seridom ana once shu. s"-
self up for several week, as thoroughly ID m's"'
the Polish language Although the attempt was AFTER
ward made TO assassinate him. he resolutcy Declined
IN odopt any cruel measures OF repression. Alex
andcr II had strong belief in the great administrative
mowers OF his favorse brother and gave MN ia u0
cesslon all the highest offices Of trust Wheh AeA-
ander IL was murdered he threw up all MS appomS
where he led the life Of private gentleman TO the DAY
NJ his DEATH His nephew frequently endeavorcd 10
induce him TO return public life. but the ex'Admir1-
I'm Chief ressutey declined to leave his peaceful hDme'
although much attached the Empress, VINO ieeS Ia
death most acutely.
BETROTHAL OF MILE. VACARESCO.
Helena Vacaresco. the favorite lady-inwaltlng q
the Queen OF Rumana. whose engagement to Prnee
Ferdinand OF ohenzollern sgmarngen Crown Prince Ok
Eumania caused such commoton few months ago.
is betrohed to a wealthy member OF the wenRho"h
Cartacuzene family. Now that tile aesuhy oi inns
Young lady ha, been comfortably settled, we may
speedily eApect 10 hear of the Crown Princes berothat
to Princess Marie OF Edinburgh, unless. indeed. the
Emperor OF Russia succeeds in preventing the match'
10 which he will not be the reconcled from the
fact that the German Emperor Is much In favor OF IL
TO PUBLISH POEMS LEFT BY LORD LYTToS
The manuscript Of a small volume OF poems left
by Lord Lytton is to he edited by his daughter and
sonin-law They will be published with Q
short preface by Lady Lytton and Will be followed oy
Lord Lytton's King Poppy on which he lad been
ENGAGED many wears In the short poems owen
Meredith, admirers will notice and wonder at the last
Ing youth OF the sweet singer
Mr.. GLADsTONE'S SYMPATHY.
NJ clad stone not only manifested Ms sympathy
bv writing both - the Queen and the Prince OF "aieS
In, uped 10 express his deep regret that 1t was
imuo., i,. for him 10 return 10 England 10 atteha
fine funeral u the Duke OF Clarence ana eSpressu
I'm, wish that he might be permitted 10 sehd Hf'
ue,bo,t Gladstone A. III, representative. This pro
uo.ai however could moi be accepted, as Only royd
personage, are represented on such OCCASIONS ana
would have created a mos, nconyenlent precedent 70
have broken the rule.
TIE NEW CLERK OF THE CLOSET
When the late Bishop Philpou completed MS iorhai
resignation Of The Of Worcester, 1t was assuheo a
Court that he would 40 yacate the Office OF 'ierh OK
,h. ,Y,set which he had held since 1865, ana the
his
IN, pace 10 the Bishop Of Rochester, who OF course
accented it, Nothing, however, was heard from Bishop
Ihilpott Who being presently lnterrOSa'ea Oh ''o
.uioct replled That lie had 10 intention whatever Oh
re,gning but would continue 70 hold the once a' lohs
a. be lived There Il precedent 10 JUSTIFY thl'
- IN Eisbop bloomfield who continued TO hold
the Office Of Dean Of the Chapels ROYAL after his resisa-
,iou Of the SEE Of London and he retained II uh h'
de,th The Queen therefore, appointed the Blshop OK
Rochester II Clerk Of the Closet In ordinary Inc
office is really worth only few shillings year. ous
f,r a long time past there have been no duties
rormerly however the Clerk of the Closet was con-
tanty in attendance Court and undertook all xmas
~ dutie, which now fall to the Dean of WINDSOR az
domestic chaplain. 1t was in his capac!y Is JERK
Of the Cloet that Bishop Carr, OF Chichester m'er'
ward Of Worcester lived almost entirely al WINDSOR
Castle during the last few weeks Of the life OF george
~ ana frequently offered spiritual advice and conso
aiiou 10 that sovereign. The Bishop OF Rochester Is
sch a favoite with the Queen and Royal fanny thA'
The Office will now doubtless be restored 10 some oi i>
former importance.
4 GIFT TO PRINCE BISMARCK FROM BChNAh.
Prince Bismarck has just received valuable picsehs
from, IN. German colony in Burmah. IL consists OF
centrepece of solid silver feet long and three ics
high The pedestal is entirely covered with beautltuIy
worked fgules, and at each corner are artist'aiy
wrought dragons each of which carries a huge ivory
tusk which /, followed out and decorated with BUR
mese carving This git. which is pronounced by ex'
perts 10 be the most perfect masterpiece OF Burmese
art industry which ever reached Europe, has taken
eighteen months 10 complete.