New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
AND CRITICISED BY MD
EDMUND YATES.

| NJ.
PEROR wILLIAM-DYNAMIrERs-
| JUSTIN McARTHY-MR
| scHNADHoRsT.
(By CABLE TO THE TRIBryH)
| Cspyright: 1888, BY The Tribune Assoe,ation.
London, Jan. 30.-Accordins to present arrop,>
mcnts the Queen will leave Windsor Castle for I,s
| on Wednesday, Marclr DO, as Her Majesty and PIN
! cess Beatrice are particularly anxious 10 be \.
| Florence on Palm Sunday. The Queen will t,v.I
| from Windsor to Portsmouth dockyard on the a,e,
noon OF the ccd intending 20 dine and sleep on boa
The royal yacht Victoria and Albert, which will NJ
moored IN the harbor for the night. On Th,irSdav
| March o3, the Queen will cross the Channel !,
Chcrbourg, whence she will proceed By special train
direct to Florence travelling by the Mont Cent,
! route /, Turin and thence by way OF Genoa. snr,
and Pisa The Queen Will arrive In Florence on N.
evening Of Saturday, March %. and intends TO resd.
for nearly for weeks at Villa Palmert, near FesoL
All being well, the Queen Is to 60 TO Venice for fo,
| DAYS. when she leaves Florence and will return homs
through Germany. It being her present intention IA
stay for few days at Darmstact with the Grand
! Duke OF Hesse In Which case Empress Frederick ana
| other members OF the Royal Family viii meet h,
there.
/ PRIVATE THEATRICALS AT OSBORNE
There were private thcatrcas three nights last ve.r
the performance Of which comedy had been desired
! Ly the Queen, as 1t was favorite with the Prince
tonsort and Her Majesty chose 1t In preference 70
the school for Scandal which was originally
selected There full dress rehearsal on wedn.s.
day and performances Oh Thursday and Friday to
which "A large number OF invitations were issued BY
cir John Cowell. Tie Indian room being quite full
both nights The arrangements made BY
Princess Lonise and Princess Beatrice. both Of whom
Tod hy olo oii
was an admirable stage manager and took the part
! n, Iardcastle While the Marquis Of Lorne Tom
, Tickle and Mr. Arthur Ponsonby was Tony Lumphn.
The scenery was very pretty. ard everybody admired
It. The Queen was present at all the performances.
SPLENDID GIFTS FOR THE KAISER.
one OF the most striking incidents OF last weeks
wedding gayetics in Berlin was The extraordinary
attention paid by the German Emperor to the Gar.
evtch, who stayed at the Royal Castle, where no
Russian guest had been entertained since the reign
OF Nicholas II. The German Emperor seized eagerly
every opportunity which presented Itself Tor holding
long and confidential conversations With his youthful
guest The Cars present, which consisted Of
Russian diadem in pearls and diamonds eclipsed
everr other gift and is supposed 10 be worth 10000
The Sultan has sent number OF magnificent and
very costly presents To the herman
EMPEROR whose eager acceptance OF these
frequent gifts from Constannope Is severely cen
sured I'm Berlin The latest consignment includes
complete suite OF Oriental furniture In ten pieces
The Empress has received two splendid vases oil great
voIue I'm blue enamel and silver. Each Of the young
nrnces has set Of beautifully worked diamond studs
with links to correspond The baby Princess has been
cont n fan shaped brooch OF diamonds rubles and
sapphres.
! THE PRINCE OF wALEs's RACING CUTTER
The Prince OF wales's racing cutter which Is ofns
bujI, on the Clyde. Is TO BE- named Bn'ahha' anu
will be commanded by Captain John Carter, VINO has
been in charge OF Mr. Ings's foryrater mana oa'
Ing the last two seasons Captain Carter TOOK hs
late Sir Richard SutOn's Genesta across the Auahc
and raced her against the Puritan for tue Amereas
cnp. The Prince Of Wales was particularly ANXIOUS
,o win the Oueen's Cup at Cowes with the Britannia
and the German Elnperor's Meteor will also comps~
for that trophy.
COST OF BECOMING CARDINAL.
The household OF the Vatican will profit largely ~
,b. tmpendIng creation OF new Cardinals as tns
fees PAYABLE by each recipient OF req nat an,'."'
altogether to $500, large sum considering 'Aa' .
stipend OF Cardinal is only $500 year. a ne- y.
Bishop has to pay E400 10 the coFpo'au0Hs "
the Vatican.
THE LORD MAYORS GRACEFUL ACT
Tho Lord Mayor who. as every one knows "
Roman Catholic went out Of his way lne 'n.. .s s
% do q k,ndly net in paying visit In state 10 tn'
w and ho NOT only made an excellent Speech pu
,or, a substantial donation In his own ana the Lazy
Mayoress's name
IoRp srRATHEDEN CAMPBELL's SPEECHES
rho late Lord strathedeD Campbell atenoed 'n'
,tou.. ~ Lords every DAY, where he regularly ~o'
n sleeu directly after taking his seat, and Oh th.u
| ! ondship's adicurning he often pr'ceeueo !" w
Uouse OF Commons and finished his nap IN .o'"e
~ the gallery. About once noh'h 10 u'H'
himself OF a dissertation on tile Eastern q'.'u-
dim, which he was left alone with the Minister "n'7
business It to sit through the discourse or. A.
r.nlv N Il In six words. Lord Strathedeh was rs
. annon,sd man. for when he was returned ior .au
hrdvs Mt the age Of twenty four he was eNpec'ea
wsLc a notable figure In public life, and LORD oanp0e
, considerably resented his sons iaiiure'
THE RELEASE OF THE DYNAMITERS
The chief topic OF talk In the Irish meeuhes .
London last week was am told, the reieAse "a -.
dynamIters There was good deal NJ sere"u""y ~
the event each party OF course ciaiiinS " =,
credit for IT, The amusing thing about II Is 'na' -
Government seem TO get no credit al I'LL iot ' -.
ecss,on and tho Pancllitcs only regard IL as iure
. -, tho wisdom OF Mr. Redmonds policy OF ooun.'
II IS quite clear from this point OF view ''a' :"
Egan's discharge was blunder. IL tne uore'm =,
had keot the prison door locked, they might na .
credit for having the question OF amnesty uiue' ~
slderation but by letting Egan out 'noy NV %
proof that they mean to keep DAILY H. ana u 49, .,
II they hold Daily they must also hold 'aasues -
fine rest. Even Mr.. Morley. who MAKES nen, y.
numbering police officer In primitive fashion ~ r. '
terng out his brains is said to draw INC . I"
dynamite. The question now Is VIII "r' ,,.,.n
keep TO his word. and make amnesty the c'"N"''
his supporting the Home Rule Dill ..,.,av
ro.morrow the Ant, Parnellltes meet IN eo"''a
> ~ decide who is 70 be chairman during Tue =.
There is little doubt that Mr.. JUSTIN MCCARTHY -.
hs chosen again. but It is by no means CERTAIN ~"
no will be able to retain the post I'LL '"e en IA,
The parliamentary year. His health was 50 LIN, na
ferent few weeks ago that lie was imperan .,'n
oraorsd South. and his personal incAnations 'umpI
with tho doctors advice, II Is probable tna' ns W