New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
TEE WORLD OF LONDON.
cupoNIcLED AND CRITICISED By MIR.
EDMUND YATES.
~ur COMING ROYAL MARII AGE-EMPRESS FRED
rprcK AND HER DAUGHTERINLAw-
DEATH OF ALBERT LEVY-MR. GLAD
STONES THREATENER.
fBY CABLE THE TRiBrNEI

W. 10 ono of the fullest which has ever taken place
rnsre are 10 nearly 500 presentations and
.,s attendance Is expected by the Court officials.
Tho ouecn will not stay In the throne room for more
than quarters OF an hour after winch Princess
christian will take her place
THE ROYAL WEDDING ARRANGED FOR JULY.
The royal wedding is to take place In July, either
4, London or nj Kew Church, where the brides
motber was married twenty-scyen years ago If the
ramonv is in London ii will be in the private chapel
~ buckingham Palace, on very much the same lines
s was the marriage of the Duke and Duchess Of Fife.
All the clatcr In the daily papers about the magnih
cent ceremonial with its pomp and pagean'ry is quite
erroneous for the Princess of Wales Is particularly
anxious for obvious reasons that the wedding should
be- celebrated quietly as possible. There was no
engagement between the Duke OF York and the Prin
ccss until Tuesday last. All the announcements on
the subject which have appeared In Narions Journals
were purely speculative
For obvious dynasic considerations the early mar
rage OF the Duke OF York has been a great object
N The OacaD and Prince OF Wales since his brothers
death zoe Duke asked the Queens permission to
marry Princess Victoria 4. Windsor, Oh SUNDAY Il
week ago. ana went TO kchihoho ana propo''u W "o'
on Tuesday
The DIXIE of York aid lis bride Will not tske up
their residence at the palace until the early part OF
next year. They to pass the autumn ana winter
at sandrngham. where they will live al the cottage
In the grounds. which has been enlarged ana lc-
furnished.
THE GERMAN EMPRESS AND GERMAN POLITICS.
The German Empress is one of the stric'eN' ana
most orthodox Christians in the Empire. ana no one
who does not share her views is likely TO ma iaVor
with her If IL were not for her the Emperor would
have much broader views religious SUBJECTS as Ills
Maiesty's parents We're liberal both IN politics ana
religion. The present Empress i especially ar"ia
of the influence that Empress Frederick may exercise
on Kaiser Wilhelm. and the TACT that 'he oo""s'i
Empress is much cevorcr than her reighlhs ""J'SE
makes her doubly careful TO prevent her husband
from falling too much under the ihhuchce vi HIS
mother Empress Augusta Victoria has much greater
influence than is generally known on the government
of The Empire and as she always remains entirely III
the background. no one knows that IL Is oi'e" "'i
hand which pulls the strings that guide MINISTER'S
Although Her Majesty does not possess the mas
culnc brain Of Empress Frederick. she Is eNFc'h'N
clever. and has the quality that is 80 much wanting
I'm her husbands mother, namely, that OF most On
Quisite tact
THE PRINCE or THrRN AND TAXlS.
The Prince and Princess of Th,ln and TaNiN. VINO
haze been passing The winter at Cannes. are no"
STAYING Paris. at the Hotel Men'ice until June L.
when they probably coming to England 10. =
short time and intend 10 be al Ascot Inc
Prince of Thurn and TaXis. who Is one oil the r'li
e.t of the mediazcd prince, of Germany. is a
nephew OF the Empress Of Austria and Is married 10
u daughter OF the Archduke Joseph.
Emperor Francis Joseph was TO have married inc
Princess's mother who did about two years ago
but when His Majesty went to Munich to pay h'S
addr,sse, he fell desperately in love with the
Younger sister and proposed to her i'll Il IL" day
90 She became the Empress Of Austria.
POPULAR INiI,N PRINCE DEAD.
The death OF Maharaiah Ihuleep >iIEha poi i'aF
young son will be generally regretted both In Lohoo
and Paris. Both in manners ana ieeh"gs ne was
an Englishman and always strongly disappro'eo OF
bis fathers attitude toward the English government
Four or five years ago the Prince then iresh from
university experiences and army training, was sch-
orally TO be at the Premiers, ana was wont
10 give very smart parties In fat furnished with
some degree OF Oriental SplendOr OF late he has re-
sided almost entirely at the Riviera and Paris where
his father has settled
THE DEATH OF ALERT LEVY.
The news that Albert Levy died Yesterday morn
ing at his house in cIafton-S'. will not mean nuch
% very many people. but TO those who Knew MIN
Intimately and they Of all sort, ana conditions
I'm life. II viii be the source Of genuine sorT""
The deceased gentleman. who was the younger D.O'her
of Sir Edward Lawson. known for his generous
hospitality, inofensive occenricty am pseudo cyncism
Of speech which yelled many kindly actions. The
cause of his death liver diseIse. but poor Daddy
Us he was universally called had 80 long been lo"hri
upon A. malade fna Ginar'" tina; 1t difficult TO
persuade his friends that there WAS anything raily
the matter with him.
To PAINT \ PORTRAIT FOR THE SULTAN.
The news rcachc3 NJ" from GonstIniinoplc that
the sultan has desirci Mrs Murray CoOkc,ley 10 paint
a falllcngh por, ait in oils Of his favorc The
lady is TO be congratulated. 1t is the first tim" an
artist has been hCnored with such coinmint it
appears that the sultan at first requested Mrs Murray
COOheslcy t. paint portrait Of his little daughter, but
the latter objected strongly that the intention had
10 be- given up and the order TO paiHt the Prince
substituted.
THE LONDON CORPORhTICN'> HANDS FULL.
In one way and another tn" Corporation Of Lon.
don hs, II, hands full just 1t is stirred with
If course var,n. cmotion> by tc lloly Father. the
Home Rule bill the Royal Commission and the
royal wedding. TIE court ani Aldermen are TO
settle the first OF the>" burning questions. The
shcr1s Oi LnndO1 IrOU>. 10 cicckui" IN" Lori
Mayor Of Dublin with reference (, Ia" second. and
give practical eject AT the bar 0i tGr House Of Con
mons to the oGtcomr Of perhaps {" biggest meeting
whicl ever crammed into GrldEn. OF In" two
ROYAL events The commission T. likely long to out
i've the wedding. which happy occurrence VIII
double take pac, while t-c ROYAL Comm -'ioa-
CT, AZ, debating the lines which they VIII proceed
The Lord MAJOR lost time In converting the
9oundl . consider what should BE- cone anu there
Ia little dori' i'iI; even IN these days of menace to
its ccnilr "icc TIE Corporation will in every
Way I'm, . ne and reputation for lOya.ly AMI
Aberaity.
TIE oEpOEATIoN's WELDING GIFT.
The wedding Il Of = Corporatl'n of IL nion TO t1'
Duke of York ana the Princess viii probably conss,
Of service OF silver sueI was selected when
the previous royal marriage In View but The
antilles will Of course BE- the the silver then
ordered ana sui sequcIly melted In the presence o.
the representative OF tho Corporation and Of the urn
Of silvCr,Di,hs who suppl ID II.
THE PREMIER CHIDEs HIS HOME SECRET AIRY
something very Ike split has occurred between hr.
Gladstone and his Youthful Home Secretary. MI
Asquih made II serious pas III trying TO rush 'h'
Employers Liability bill. not only did The Premier
innict his s,lf,sscrt.yc lieutenant the almost M
parsclcd snul. Of pI|l.oy uIsaying what he had
said, but he gave him IA warm talking 10 in private
and Mr. Asqlth IL hot Of noG Ia take his seedlings
lying dOwE. When Mr.. Gladstone leaned forward OH
Friday to add his characteristic qualification to the
positive assertion OF the moubEieoc Of the Govern