New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02

London, May 1.-The special train in winch tnS
Queen travelled from Florence to Flushing consisted
OF ten carriages The two royal saloons when are
the private property OF Her Majesty were placed IN
the CENTRE and the Queen and Princess Beatrice oc-
cnpcd them. In front Of these were two very large
carriages which saloons during day ana waeoh'
cites by night. with conpcs attached four carr'"ses
we're behind the Queens saloons similarly arranged
but not quite large as those In the 'front.' I"e
train afforded sleeping accommodation for more IMAM
forty persons The Indian domestics travelled oy
themselves in separate saloon carriage IN winch al
| their meals were cooked and served
PRINCE nENRY's MISSION TO MOSCOW
The German Emperor has commissioned bis brother,
Prince Henry OF PRUSSIA. 10 represent the court OF
Berlin at the fetcs which are TO take place at the
Moscow celebration OF the tenth anniversary OF the
| Cars accession to the throne
AGRAND DUKES COLLEEN WEDDING
Tie golden wedding Of the Grand Duke and Grand
Duchess Of Mcckembourg Strelz Is 10 Dc ceieorateu
ot Kew on June o. and not at Nefstreliz, as orH-
rolIv arranged Grand DIXIE Frederick William ana
| Princess Augusta Of Cambridge were married on juno
o. 1s43 in the private chapel NJ buckingham raace,
! which was not again nsed on sucs an OCCASION "hul
tho wedding Of the Duke and Duchess OF FIRE. aiter
m interval OF moro than fortysix years. The .rand
Du,e and Duchess Of Meckembourg-strelltz VIII tnis
week arrive I'm town from Germany Tor STAY Of apous
,op wees and will spend most OF their time at Cam
bridge Cottage Kew where residence has been
placed at their disposal by the Duke OF 'amor'oee'
THE GERMAN EMpREsss ADJOURNMENT.
The accouchcment OF tho German Empress Is ex'
pcctcd TO take place IN the autumn anu her "aj'y
| was advised 70 be very careful not to overfaugue
| herself during her visit 10 ltay.
VACATIONS OF AUSTRIAN ARcHpcREs'
Archdukcs Of Austria certainly seem 10 POSSESS
peculiar power for following 70 good purpose 'he avo
| cations OF loss exalted mornls one OF them Is an
ocuIi.t Some repute another to be 50 expert as
n nhotocrapher that he was exhausten iah. week
With all tho portrait.taking in connection Win the
wedding of the Prince OF Bulgaria while thrd. Arch
duke Joseph has just assumed the editorial enair oi
Tho chronological Journal IN the Interest OF the oP
pressed gypsies
THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND At pcNRoBiN'
Tho Dul,c o., Sutherland who has been staying at
DlnroMn during the last ten DAYS, has aDahdono ho
intention OF letting the castle. Tho DUKE anu pu'"'
will arrive at Dunrobin toward the end OF jury ior
| n STAY Of three months. ana th'fc arc '' " ~
extensive festivities on the estates.
4 WILL. CONTEST SETTLED.
Tho settlement OF tho litigation respecting the VIII
Of Lady Westminster prevents long 'r,a''
! which would have been painful 10 nor iaHiy'
Tho case comes before the Probate Court ms week.
,n order that the terms Of settlement nav D" iorr
sanctioned When Lord Westminster p"iuea'n'' "'s
crormons fortune 70 his widow It was understood
vision for his daughters. excepting the phchess OK
Northumberland and Lady Octavia shaw-stewart.
ARTHUR srANLFY's ILLNESS.
.., c,r,ov ,ne now Lord Dcrby's third son. who
has hoon most seriously III at his rooms M 81 james
ovcr since February. Is now only slowly recovering
from an attacl, Of rheumatic fever II was III con-
seouenco of m urgent telegram about ms cono"o"
that his mother. LADY Derby. returned from 'ana"s
two months ago. There Is little chance OF Loru
| 4. In ips
for some months 10 come.
Prorrsrs by LORD DERBY.
Lord Derby has. hear left his nephew. now
,,scount stanley $1,000 a year. and has divided
con 600 In lccoclos among the Younger brothers.
| Mist Agnes Beresford Hope. LADY peroy's s,ep-
daughter in for y legacy Of tlo'"o' h' has
very CONSIDERABLY bequcathed 10 his brother ana shc
cessor Goo paw of the heavy succession duties
7. IS believed that Lady Derby inherlts the rest OF
personaltv amounting 10 about one million sterling.
ne well rs the three estates IN Kent. Knowsley ana
Derby House 60 with the title.
THE NARROW TsC ,PE or Mr.. GLADSTONE.
| T believe there {, no doubt whatever es 10 the
reality 81 the danger which enclrced Mr.. Gladstone
during three DAYS last week when that unfortunate
lnnatc Townsend watching 10 shoot him. In fact
tho Premier has had IN extraordinary escape but the
usc made incident by the haser sort 81 Glad
stonIan newspapers IS simply dsgraceful unless in.
sanity nav be pleaded also for tho devotccs ~ Glad
s,onIln worship. II Is fact notorious that Homo
Rule rs party Is entirely the creature and child
OF one man. and II he withdrawn from political
Ne even now II would disappear from the
Radical programme. Docrinaire Radicals like John
Morley would Of continue 10 preach II. but
pracfcal men 81 every school admit that Gadstones
extraordinary personal influence alone made It pos.
sihc 10 carry measure Hike the present bill to
a second reading.
THE rNIoNIsT LEADERS not TO FLAME.
| In saying this rnonist leaders merely give
prosson IN public 10 what everybody Is saving IN
private and to hold them responsible for melting
lunaiics to remove him is base II Is silly
Radical opposition to tho Crimes act put Mr.. Balfour
in quite as much danger. but no ono suggested on
that ground that the measure should be- allowed 70
pass unopposcd. ard when II did pass the Irish Soc
rotary had TO accept police protection TO him
from vengeance Of fanatics. whom speeches OF the
opposition had excited 10 frenzy
THE PREMIER ANNOYED Vt 1rs DEFEAT
Mr.. Gladstone WAS worry much ANNOYED by che
defeat Of the Liverpool Churches hin Friday night.
which was brought ahont by alliance between
the Irish Roman Catholics and Libcrationists Mr..
Gladstone had direct personal interest in the natter
Us no had recently purchased the advowson Of one
~ the Liverpool city churches. and It Is reported
ihcrr that he paid 10000 for IT. II was Mr..
Gladstone who put mp Mr.. Lcvcson-Gower 10 support
| the ILL., and this the only speech delivered from
the Treasury Bench.
AN AUTUMN SESSION pROrlBTr.
There Is likely to hc adjournment Of the Par
,amcntarv session nj the end OF July for about SIX
weeks There will thus bc autumn sitting INT
not an autumn session IN the strict NJ the
term. That would involve beginning again all
legislation attempted since the commencement Of the
year Even tho everlasnglv Youthful Premier Il
unlikely TO be hopeful enough to attempt such task
as that.
MANY COMBINATIONS IN WALES.
The Bishop Of 81. Asaph has within the last six weeks
| confirmed nearly 900 persons. many being Noncon.
formIsts This IS scarcely sign OF the alien church
In Wales.
THE LORD MAYORS HISTORIC TOAST