New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRONICLED AND CRITICISED By MR.
EDMUND YATES.
ROYALTY At CHRISTMAS SERVCES-EMtERoo
WILLIAM TOO PARTIAL TO BRANpEx'
BURGERS WHAT WAS THE ANIMUs
OF THE DUBLIN ExPLosIoNi--MR.
GLAp.ToNE's LEASE OF POWER.
fpy cAnrr TO THE rRIBuSE)

(BY CABLE TO THE TRIBuSE)
| copyriaht 1893; By The Tribune AMoetatioa
London JAN o.-Theie was u large party ffo0
| Osborne, Including the Duke and Duchess Of Con-
| naught and the Prince and Princess Henry OF Bat
tenberg. at the early celebration Of the Holy Communr
| ion at whIppingham Church the morning OF Christ
mas Day. at which service Canon Prothero ofsctaed.
The Queen attended service In the private chapel vt
Osborne at noon, when the Rev. Clement smith, vicar
| OF Newport, offciated and preached a sermon with
| which Her Majesty much pleased, and Mr. Smith
was invited TO join the Royal dnnerparty Monday.
TIE GAME RECORD AT sANDg:NGHAM.
. TIE game book at Sandringham has been most care.
fully kept since the Prince went there and so 10
the record Of game presented nearly everything ed
| ut Sandringham Is given away. Last season upward
Of 1000 head were distributed 10 relatives, friends,
| teniI'S and employees hospitals, railway officials.
persons belonging to connected with Court and the
various Royal Households The game arder at Sand
rlngham, which built in 1860, Is detached struct
| ure which can contain just 5000 head.
EMPEROR WILLIAM WILL VISIT CowEs AGAIN.
| The German Emperor has announced the intention
| OF paying another visit TO COwes this year. and In
| tends to be there for the Royal Yacht Squadrons
| rcgattas, which begin on August !. Tive Emperor
| will come over I'm yacht which Is being built
| ut Elbing and Is now nearly finished.
THEY WANT THE EMPEROR TO BE MORE DIS
| GREET
| Emperor William IS reportdi TO have received Q
| caution from the King Of Saxony and the Grand
Duke Of Baden against any further public euioGes
| OF his BrandcLburgers. The partiality which His
Majesty evinced Osentaious'y for the Inhabitants
Of this province and his frequent cxtravsgant pane.
gyrics on their loyalty and bravery have provoked
feeling OF angry resentment throughout all the other
| provinces OF Prussia and also In Saxony, Bavara
and other States OF the Empire TO whose assistance
| the Emperors grandfather was SO much indePted IN
| 1870. The speech season In Berlin Is now begin
Ming and in court and official circles 1t Is eafnestly
hoped that the Emperor will be much more discreet IN
his public utterances than he was last winter. The
Prince OF Waes's new racing cutter Is to be built
y Messrs. Henderson, OF the Anchor Line, In their
Meadowsde yard on the Clyde and they are also
constructing a r:tclass composite racer eighty I'VE
feet, for the Earl OF Dunraven.
TIE nUNsENs AT wIESBADEN.
Mmc and Nile De Dunsen still at theiR
pretty villa near Wie,badsn. and il the weather
Is not cold, intend 10 remain there until spring.
/ hear that Madame 90 Bunscn much deplores the
fact that her brother Mr.. Washington, has been 70
called Paris his post In London but for many
gears there Lave been nrigues against him. and love
for England means at present political death In
France.
COMMENT on TIE DUBLIN EXPLOSION.
According to the newspapers. the Dublin police
are satisfied that the dynamite explosion on
Christmas Eve purely trade outrage and withous
any political significance. Reading between lines,
have 10 doubt what this means. The Irish policy
being under consideration. the Government IS natur'
ally anxious to please Mr. Morley. TO whom the event
Is very bitter pill indeed The idea OF calling an
attempt TO blow up the detective police force trade
outr,g, could have originated out OF Ireland.
believe that the opinion really entertained by ex-
pers Is that the crime was a Fenian outrage OF
well known type, and that its political sgnifcanos
Ia 81. kal,
cal force party whose exploits converted Mr.. Glad
stone 10 Home Rule has been getting out OF hano.
It's adher. nts have 10 confidence In parliamentary
action, and OF late they have been treated rather
cavalierly by members OF Parliament. They there'
fore have broken the truce they formerly agreed to;
for the bargain was definite that dynamite and the
knife slionld be discarded till after the passing OF
the Home Rule bill. II VIII lie remembered that the
time selected for the Phoenix Park murders was when
Lord Frederick Cavendsh was bringing over the olive
branch % Cancellation. Curionsly enough the III
vncijles had made arrangements TO shoot Lore
spencer on his entry into the Castle, from cosne o,
vantage close TO this very court where the Christmas
Eve explosion occurred. but something AtsrfsSsd ~
It's being Carried out.
THE LORD MAYORS DCBLIN RECEPTION
The Lord Mayor will return from Dublin on Wednes-
day. and viii have had reason 10 be graihed By the
courtesy and enthusiasm OF his reception In the Irish
Capital. II doubtless mainly due TO his being
Catholic that the invitation TO Dublin and the honor
Of the freedom OF the city accorded 10 him; for
In political matters he IS strongly Conservative ana
rnlonist Ills first act arriving was to pay visit
to Dublin Castle and leave cards on Her MatesUs
representative and the Chief secretary.
MR. oKELLY'S LIBEL SUIT SETTLED.
I have not CHANGED TO see any newspaper nones
OF the settlement OF the libel action about Major lie
Carul's book. ! never believed in that acton IL
Is one thing 10 serve "A writ for Ebel, and wholly
different matter 10 bring the case INTO court ahe
submit 10 cross examination In the witness box tbs
Is an ordeal which Irish members have no lest iof
lust now as it would refresh the public memory IN
regard TO the revelations OF the special commission
ANYWAY the fact remains that Mr. ). o'hehys
action Is at an end, and that the passage III ,he
bool, on which 1t was based has been WITHDRAWN oy
the publisher.
NOT ANXIOUS FOR ANOTHER E.ECtloN Az
Ever since the General Election the conviction mas
been gaining ground among the rank and ME Vi '"e
Liberal party that Mr.. Gladstones Government can
not long retain Office II they persist In putting io"o
Rnl. first as they are bound TO do Long ago one VI
the most clear sighted Gladstonians epsrammaueay
oppressed his serious belief that they woua ho' he
,nrouch the Address This belief Is now gehea' oo'"
among bepls and Conservatives. There Is, however,
a very strong aversion both SIDES oi the HOUSE
To another General Election, for at least wv
month, Funds are pretty we'll exhausted; election,
r,,, .rcryv and enthusiasm are IN need OF periCa
of remuneration. What will happen then, II MI "iso-
stone suffers defeat, quito likely he may do Win"
tire. months OF the r,assemblDg OF Parliament Inc
query cannot be- answered with any posin'eness rs
vet: bn, Il Is worth while 10 put ii on record blas
under these circumstances 1t Is highly probable ta'
Her Majesty would invite the Duke OF Dcvonsmc 70
form "A Ministry. which would only be infended Is
stop gap but which might do much good WORK. i1o
course Is not acceptable 10 the Conservatives Whetn
I, will prove feasible. time must show A crue' hto
tale is going the ROUNDS of G,aisonite circles Just
present respecting rebelously inclined member -
tho Minsterialist party. 1t Is no secret that 'ns
honorable member was much mortified at Mr.. Gaa'
s,onc's refusal to place him In high Office lie re-
fused quito abruptly n small Office in the new Minis