New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
NJ CABLE TO THE TRIBCNY.)


fine day at Frogm0re. Her Majesty drives down from
the castle through the home park about O'Clock
and breakfasts AT FrogmOre, usually In tent the
lawn. After breakfast the Queen does her mornings
work In another tent all dispatches, letters and boxes
coming down TO her from the castle after they have
been prepared for her by sir Henry Ponsonby During
the morning two mounted grooms kept busy rid
ing between Frogmore and the castle with messages
and letters, and about half past1 the Queen drives
back In time for luncheon.
The Duke and Duchess OF York will reside for
eral months in each year at Sandrngham and the
Duke is making arrangements TO take the farm
on the royal estate. which he will establish herds
Of red polied cattle and Berkshire pigs. which
breeds not owned by the Prince of Wales.
THE Duke OF CoNNAUGHT TO GO TO HUNGARY.
The DUKE OF Connaught has accepted the invita-
ton from the Emperor of Austria TO 60 to Hungary
In September FIR the autumn manOeuvres, and will
be attended by LeuenantGeneral Keith Fraser
RUMoRs ABOUT THE CZAREwITCH.
Scarcely a month passes without the papers
nouncins the bctrotha of the Czarewitch TO
princess or other. A few weeks ago II was Princess
Aix OF Hesse, and now it is Princess Victoria of
Wales. This last report is utterly baseless. The
canons OF the Gre.k Church strictly prohtat the
marriage OF first cousins, and the heir of the Emperor
Of all the Russias could possibly ignore these
laws, even If he wished TO do AS matter Of
fact. however, the Czarewitch has desire TO
marry anybody but 1t is well known that only the
laws To which / have referred prevented his being
betrothed to the daughter tie King Of the ellene,
and he made no secret of being at her feet
POSSIBLE FUTURE PEERS.
Among those whom Mr.. Gladstone will upon the
next occasion delight to honor there almost GER
tain TO be found Sir Arthur Hayter and Mr.. MacEwen.
The former will in due course become that rather rare
commodity, a Glsdstonian peer, honor which it is
no exaggeraton to say he will owe much 10 Lady
electioneerng S
On behalf Of party. Mr.. MacEwen, OF Edinburgh
brewing fame has done too much for Scotch Liberal
ism TO be overlooked though II is whispered that Of
late the ardor Of his Gladstone worship has cooled
down somewhat. 1t Mr.. MacEwen, by the way,
who first captured for the Liberal party plain spoken
Dr. Wallace. whose speech against the revered leader
has been the political sensation Of the week.
DIR. VILLAGES CAREER.
Dr. wallace's career has been varied and brilliant
For years he pastor Of the most fashionable
church In Edinburgh, that OF Grey Friars. lie then
became Editor of The Scotsman for space and
finally to London and called to the English
bar, where oddly enough, of his sons was profess
sionaly several years his senior. lie has spoken
clevery before this session, but his effort last week
eclpsed all his previous performances, and he NAV
consider his political reputation made. The Cnlonists
do him the honor to believe his epigrams against |
Mr.. Gladstone the most damaging from popular |
point Of view OF all the attacks yet made on the |
Home Rule bill In proof of this copies of the speech
be distributed broadcast the country. one
Lancashire member has ordered a round million for
his own county alone.
ELECTIoNEERING OF THE RIVAL PARTIES.
Many destructive side lights the political outlook
to be had from watching the pamphlets Issued |
from the central Offices of the rival organizations
There has been much activity OF this kind lately, /
both at ST. stephens Chambers AID In Parliament->t
To speak first of the latter IT IS perfectly obvious now
as indeed il hns been all along that the raying cry
Of the Liberals at the next election Will be Down
with the Lords :" and not Home Rule in any shape
or form. II proof Of this needed IT is TO be
found in the flooding of the constituencies,
particularly the rural and ignorant ones, with
careful misrepgesen atons as 10 the House OF Lords
Fortunately. the Conservative central Office has been
equally active in disseminating the requisite aTsidoe
Apart from this the most impOrtat notice sent out
from Mr.. Middleon's Office is warning agents 10
be prepared for the possibility Of an appeal 10 the
country II August. This is intended, however rather
as stimulus 10 increased efficiency than forecast
OF probabilities.
PLACATIoN OF THE WELSH.
The inclusion Of Mr. T. f. Fills, nicknnmed
the Welsh Parnen IN the Government and the clever
mana cement of Mr. Stuart Rendell have led 10 the
collapse Of the Young Wales party Mr. Lloyd
George who not long since put forward rebellious
resolution against the Government IN the matter OF
Welsh dSeSabllShmcnt, has been ccninctey
and hear that Mr. D. A. Thomas Is now the only
Young Wales member who has pluck 10 stand out
q gainst the Premier.
DOWNFALL OF Mr.. DEAsY.
The Parnelltes and Nationalist look upon the polit
lcal collapse OF Mr. Deasy Nemesis and most
righteous judgment. for Mr. Dcasy was under special
obligations to Mr.. Parncll. who sent him out as a
political missionary collector to Australia and was
much astonishcd at his detection.
DEVELOPING IRISH INDUSTRIES.
In her efforts 10 stimulate the growth OF Irish In
dns,res Lady Aberdeen has given example OF in
dustrv patence ana perseverance, which Is thoroughly
appreciated by the women OF the Giecn Isle. Last
week Lady Aberdeen the guest Of Mr. Fitzgerald
Bannatyne at summerville, and thence visited the
chief centres such Ennis and Lahinch. advancing
along the western coast via Galway Delhs Enthusiastic
ally received everywhere
DEPOSITION OF LORD PETRE'S PROPERTY.
Lord Petres DC, sonay has been proved little over
r "a 900 sup, somewhat less tnan he expected
to have accumulated at end Of bachelors tenure
o, the Petrc property Of several years DURATION Iiat
Lord Petrc died without will was no accidch'' lie
prepared a draft OF one some years ago. o"' "''r
cured 10 execute II. He was not on terms Oh ivy
Intimacy with several members OF his family bnt dd
not care to carry beyond the grave any differences
there might b. and his inesacy has led 10 'he as
posa OF his personally thought most agreeable by AT
though not exactly one ne wouic nave eA
plicitly dccrecd himself
Lord Revelstoke's House, In Charles-s''' bcrNe''
SQUARE building the decoration OF wiuch ooSt '''o
Gl3O. ooO wa offered for sale the other day' ou' o
not chang. hands the highest bid being E1O.OUo {
NINE. sTERuNG's AFFLIoTIoN.
The deepest sympathy is expressed by an u"'o"
vide circle OF friends and will be shared oy .no
public at large with the accomplished vocalist
Nine. Antoinc,te Sterling. who has JUST lo'' "'
husband during a visit to Australia Al 'hc ''"'
o. his untimely death Mrs. MacKinlay and her nus
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