New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
tBY CABLE TO Tng TRiBuSE.)
copvy,gn,, 1898. By TAs Tribune /ssoetanon.

ing Her Majesty Is to reside at Windsor until
Tuesday, December 10, and then proceed TO o.
borne for about nine weeks. Nothing has yet been
settled about the Queens next trip to the Cont
nent, except that Her Majesty will go abroad on
March 10 or 20 for five or six weeks.
The visit of Archduke Francis Ferdinand has been
postponed until June next, when he will come to
England for three weeks a month, to be the
guest of the Queen at buckingham Palace, and will
be entertained by Her Majesty at Windsor Castle.
The Count and Countess Of Paris, who are resid-
ing Stowe, will visit the Queen, at WINDSOR Cas-
tie and the Prince and Princess of Wales at Sand
bingham. before they leave England to pass the
winter in Spain, at Villa Manrique their seat In
AndaIusia where extensive forests afford album
dance of sport Villa Manrique Is a very ugly
house. but it IL surrounded by beautiful grounds.
and the Count Of Paris recently purchased some adj
Joining estates, which considerably Increased and
improved the sporting amenities OF the domain.
PRINCE GEORGE IN THE CAUCASUS.
Grand Duke George of Russia, whose sojourn In
Algeria and the Riviera failed appreciaby to bene-
fit his health, now lives in the Caucasus, where
the climate suits him so well that he is advised not
to leave his present place OF residence lie VIII
receive a visit from his mother before Christ
mas and it Is possible that the Car may accom-
pany her.
BRIDAL ROBE FOR PRIEsTLY GARMENT.
The widowed Crown Princess Of Austria has just
presented her bridal robe of brocaded white satin
Hapsburgs to the Church Of Bozen. 1t has been
transformed into a magnificent chasuble, which
was worn for the first time last week py the
Dean at the conservation OF the new aisle
PLANS OF TIE GERMAN EMPERoRs SISTER
The Duchess of Sparta is in a very delicate state
OF health, and will probably spend part Oh 'he
winter in Italy the Riviera. The Duchess VIII
pass next summer In Germany. at Cronberg, with
the Empress Frederick. and may very likely come
N England for a short time. The Duchess was the
fayorite sister OF Emperor william until she joined
the Greek Church. a step which exceedingly e~'
asperated His Majesty, VINO has not yet forgiven
her.
A GOOD PLACE FOR CAME
Two of the estates which rejected by the
Prince OF Wales's agents at the time he was look
ing for an estate before buying Sandringham, were
acquired for the Aiahara jah-Hathcroft Castle, In
East Worcestershire. and Elveden. In SUFFOLK the
seat OF the Newton family, which has been IN the
market since the financial collapse OF the late
Maharajah lie enlarged Elveden Hall so much
that 1t IS practically a new house, and the whole
estate now is a vast game preserve. which. In
single season, yielded bag Of 1900 pheasants Sf"
cartridges. 1900 hares and upward OF 0oe" rapois'
AN ARCHBISHOP BY MISTAKE.
DR. Knox Primate Of ireland. who died last
week at his palace in Armagh, IN MS eighty-seS.
enth year had worked UP to the very last lie had
been Bishop OF Down and Conner for twenty-seven
see. but IL is said the appointment was intended
for another Dr. Knox. and that the letter convey
ing IL was sent By mistake from Dublin Castle
much in the way that the late Or. bicker-
steth was said TO have owed his see 70 an error
in initials.
DR. MoRTARA TO TEACH THEOLOGY.
II seems strange 10 hear, considering what stir
WAS made over the Mortara case some years ago.
that the Rev Dr. Plus Mortara is staying al
Dominican monastery In Vienna. and Is TO be APP
pointed 10 the chair OF theology at the University
of Innsbruck
MADE CHRISTIAN BY FORCE.
The Jewish infant who has been bapuzed IN eH-
tremis ard detained at Rome by the rope !"
spite of its parents is now very terVeh' Na'no"s
and in high favor at the Vatican
TIE PREMIER WILL NOT BE ACTIVE FOX lime
Although Mr. Gladstone is to come 70 town
earlier than was expected. 1t Is not propapie thae
he will be at all regular In attendance at west
minister till fine warm weather returns. fersoh.
ally he would prefer to do so. for he mas haro
political work. or rather display. a useful tonic
but in this case there will be little chance TOT pos
ing and he will yield TO family pressure. Inc re-
grettabe illness OF Sir Andrew Clark will make
for the same result for it seems unfortunately
certain that the famous doctor will have 10 re-
cunerate some time after his illness. ana even the
Premier is nervous aoout going on without the ao'
vice OF his trusted physician.
THE IRISH AND THE LABOR MEMBERS.
Az last the Labor members or the better KIM
OF them have found out the hoiiowhess Oh 'he
cry raised so loudly just before the recess VI
alliance between the British and irish democracy
II the talk OF the clubs is TO be trusted the re.
cent negotiations between the Labor members anu
ssveral prominent AntParnellites have been
conducted with a laudable amount OF PLAIN speak
ing ON the part OF the former. or course what
the Irish really want is TO beat up the aii'es LOT
the discredlted cause and they care as n'"e '0'
labor as for anything else except theT own III
forests They are not altogether ABOVE the SUD-
melon OF being DESTROYS to turn an honest penny
Inv the transaction, for funds are getuns ana
keeping lamentably low but they nave had an
orswer from the more Straightforward working
mon members A few OF the loafer-agitator type
of Labor representatives. may JOIN then' pu' inc
mora respectable majority are dead set against
any arrangement OF the kind
PLANS FOR THE NEXT SESSION.
The Ministers have made up their minds as 10
nj least point OF the programme OF the sess'o"
of 1884, Whatever happens meantime ana II seems
probable that a good deal mat Is important VIII
take place between now and Christmas. the Regis
traton bill Is to first. The cause OF THIS de-
cislon is that the Gadstonlans believe with what
reason remains TO be proved, they are to be aple
10 get the bill through in such form that they VIII
gain considerably by 1t at the polls. Moreover
there is n strong party In the Cabinet which holds
that the Government should prepare themselves
for the worst which is the next general election
even as early as Easter 1894 No effort Will there
fore be spared. and very possibly some OF the un-
constitutional methods OF the earlier part OF the
year may again be resor:ed to to get through
new Reform BILL for that Is what, to speak plainly
1t Ia intended to be. as soon as possible.
ENGLIsHMEN VISIT GERMAN ocuLIsr
Sir William Harcourt has. l hear. derived great
benent from treatment by the celebrated German
ocuIst DR.. Paganstecher. The specialist has also
been attending Lord Alcester. who suffers from an
affection Of the eyes, and several other well-known
Englishmen. who have recently been ordered 20
wieshaden The Chancellor OF the Exchequer IS
loud In his praise OF the German ocust's skull
and gentle treatment.
THE pERvISHES ARE NOW CAREFUL
cantein Frederick vho proceeded TO Egypt