New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21
ruE WORLD OF LONDON.
.,,,ox,CLED AND CRITICISED Pv MR.
EDMUND YATES.

INGTON "-CLCNf CASTLE LEI.
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-.,,,,ont. 1893, Bp The Tribune Assoe,ation
,.,aon March cO.-The Queen will leave Ports
D,s 10 morrow morning about 10 80 for Cherbourg.
A.. Victoria and Albert Is to be conducted across
-. channel by Despre1, a wellknown Cherbourg pilot,
w. ar several years has been intrusted with the
100. Of the royal yacht on these passages. Elab-
W. r,eparatons have been made for the Queens
" VIZ. A Cherbourg. two platforms having been
,sd on the Arsenal Quay. one OF which is TO slide
=. IN. deck OF the Victoria and Albert that Her
"...,v NAV more easily proceed from the yacht to
=. ,lstform The Queen takes large box OF books
a rad on the Journey ana at nearly every stopping
..aoo Her Majesty receives several kilograms.
photographs is to be taken in the day saloon,
aA rstcrials for skechine.
-rrAsUREs OF THE LIBRARY AT WINDSOR.
rudnc her stay at Windsor Castle Empress Fred
~ passed tho greater part Of her spare time IN the
80, Library, which. with It's unique collection OF
- missals. quaint manuscripts exquisite bindings
"A valuable works OF all times and every country, is
,.1tsble treasure-bouse to any one with such I'M
.shed appreciation Of knowledge the former Prin-
-. ROYAL. Mr.. Holmes. the Queens librarian at
v,oa,or has nearly completed an elaborate work on
a. nre bindings In the Castle Library many OF
srb are Of great historical interest. The book will
- Illustrated by 100 photographs and will be dedi-
,.,sd 10 the Queen. The large and splendid collec-
so Of books, prints ard ensravngs in Windsor Castle
,anry was carefully arranged under the personal
.p,nntendence OF Prince Albert who found every
,uns in the greatest confusion. During the latter
or Of the reign of George III and the reign OF
George " It is probable that many things were stolen
nut OF the royal collections.
BrHRING SEA DELEG ATES IN PARIS.
King Milan Is still at the Hotel Chatham, In Paris
The latest arrivals at which include the eight American
rbn hox In Ink M
B.hins Sea Commission. while Sir Charles Russell and
Sir Richard Webster have also arranged TO stay there
far the sttings Of the Commission
QUEENS ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
oueen Marie Henriette Of Belgium is woman of
meat versatility OF talent, and horsewoman and
fudge Of horschesh has few rivals In Europe. not eX
ceptng her relative, the Empress OF Austria. One
Of her favorte amusements Is TO organize equestrian
entertainments TO which only her very intimate
friends or persons attached TO the Cont are ever ad
mi,ed. She Is also accomplished painter. and at
great fancy fair for the benefit OF the poor given In
Brussels last week all five ladies of the Belgian Royal
Yamnv we're represented by merioriOus works OF art
An album containing watercoor sketches by the
Countess OF Flanders and her daughter was purchased
by Sir Edmund MOnson, who AT the same time eX-
messed deep that he had not been able TO So
cure specimen OF the Queens handiwork, group
Of violets which had fallen TO the bid Of NJ Leo Lam
good for which the bazaar was given received
noteworthy and unexpected addition 10y Her Majesty
hyisg contributed another very pretty picture, es-
prcallv sent from the palace meet the wishes OF
the British Minister
ITALY'S GIFT TO EMPEROR WILLIAM.
The Italian Government has just sent the German
Emperor q magnificent album, containing photographs
and pictures of every ship In the Italian Navy.
second album, somewhat less elaborate, Is destined
for the Empcror's brother. Prince Henry.
THE WELSH LAND COMMISSION.
The selection of Lord CARING chairman Of the
new Welsh Land Commission Is By no means highly
appreciated, gather by the irreconcable section OF
the Welsh party and dstastefu Is the fact
that Lord Kenyon Is 10 be selected Commissioner
To do the Government justice. they certainly eXer-
ased considerable discretion in their selection OF Com
ussoners. 1t will be noticed that the Premier
wisely boycotted the whole Welsh parliamentary party
II Is quite evident that the lesson of the Mathew
commis sion Hasco has not been disregarded by Mr.
Gladstone.
THE GOyERNORSHIP OF BRITISH GUIANA.
Sir Charles Bruce will probably he announced as
viscount GormanstOns successor in the Governorshp
Of British Guiana within the next few days lie has
been second In command there for seven years and
was formerly a scholar and Nttcrateur Of some dis
tnctlon In London.
CARDINAL vAUGHANs HOMECOMING
Csrdina, Vaughan will reach London Saturday
week. when his carriage and few OF the f't'F
full will be at the station to meet him. Before leav
ns Romc he had a parting audience with the Pope.
Who dd not however have said. send friendly
messages TO Mr.. Gladstone; does His Holiness ad
MT that he expressed 10 anybody favorable or I'M
favorable view OF Home Rule.
STRIFE AMONG THE ANTIPARNELLITES
Notwithstanding all canards In Irish newspapers to
The sauabbcs about "The Freemans Journal. the last
tn DAYS the Parnellite paper OF Dublin has been eX
BINDING its vtrol on the squabbng an'tPaineIltcs'
while there has been savage tlTee-corh'reo he' De-
tween Mr. "Tim IIealv his ersfwhie patron Arhosnp
Walsh. and Mr.. Sexton and Mr. Dillon. who are shh
bis colleagues In name. Mr.. Ileay, than whom there
never WAS a public man more cordially hated by his
friends is on the verge Of being oustcd from Paria-
mentary life II that end can By any means what
ever be accomplished.
FRENCH COLONEL JOINS THE ENGLISH CLUB
The we'll known English club at Biarrih was last
week the scene OF an interesting ceremony calcua'd
to Increase the harmonious relations already exist
Ing between the representatives OF England anu
France in the BASES Pyrenees. The colonel OF 'he
10th French Regiment, now stationed at Bayohhe' h'
been invited by the committee TO become an honorary
member OF the English Climb, circumstance which
afforded him such lively satisfaction that he deter
mned on his first visit to march the regiment under
bis command II Biarritz and TO draw them up III
front CT the building. The colonel himself was re-
eeIved by the committee, the scene being cspecaiy
picturesque. the steps OF the club were c:o"ueu WIN
adies and visitors and the band played the English
and French National anthems. After the colonel ana
other French officers had been conducted over the
club. there was an adjournment TO one OF the large
rooms for luncheon This was followed By speec"es
. mutually eongr,tnlatory description, the cmci
guest Of the day being especially felci'ious IN pro
posing the health Of the Queen OF England. ana re-
ienng 10 the many occasions upon which French
and English soldiers had fought side by stae. Az
he conclusion Of the proceedings the 4oth Regiment
Aen marched past the club on It's return 10 bayoh"e
TIE CAREER OF SQUIRE ARLINGTON"
Perhaps t;ic simple announcement OF the oca'h Oh
Abingdon Baird would be the best thing TO note out /"