New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
cuRoN1cLED AND CRITICISED BY Mk
EDMUND YATES.

u,,,r o,rrx,s soJouRN IN INTERPRETATIONS
OF THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS on WALES
THE nrxE OF pEDroRD's ESTATE
THE HOME RULE CONTEXT AND
THE WELSH sUsrENsoIY BILL.
tpY CABLE TO rnt rRIBrsa'
Copvright 1893, BY the Tribune A''oc'"'''"
London. April 3.-An intimathn mas oeen 1890
AZ 3aIn,oral that according TO present 49,
the Queen will arrive there either OH '"e 70"
Goth OF MAY, and will reside M scoua"u Wv. , m
.oth Of June. when the Court will return to wnesn
nur,pu tho ouee,,,s spring visit to BaImora hes
Majesty 4, expected to lay the foundation stone VI
the now church which Is to be built at Cm'me. ias
fp,oon md Mr. Farquharson OF Invercauid' each su~
scribcd $500 toward the building
rut QUEEN TO VISIT VENICE.
rb. oueen has now reverted to her original plan
of visiting Venice when she leaves Fiorence a"a wa"
reside at the PslazzO RnSzonico on the 'ranu Oansa
which has ,een placed at her disposal by Mr. Brown'
ing, who has Just arrived III 'eh'cc !" "'""' ~
ments for the Queens reception.
ATTENDED, BY THE BISHOP OF ROCHESTER,.
The p,sbop Of Rochester Is spending his holiday IN
Florence where the Queen desired his atenanhce ana
no orNciates every Sunday In the private chapel I"
the villa Pamicra. The Queen has now reVer'eo W
thu practicc OF George ", having a cIerK VI INC
Closet constantly in attendance at court.
HER MAJEsTY's RESIDENCE IN FLORENCE.
Tho stbrv that scypral welfiGy residents n
Florence wrote to the Queen placing ther Shia' ~
her disposal is merely pleasing romance. me
real truth being that, II Lady Crawford had not
again lent the villa Palmiera, the expednoh WOMB
probably have been abandoned, as exorm'ant ren~
ore demanded for the various residences when were
inspece ed BY the Queens courier. The VITA Petrae'
the Grand Ducal residence, would have zone very
well II the house had been larger IL u peau"i"hy
situated and Is surrounded by charming grounds
but 1.-THE accommodation Is altogether lhahelua'e.
The Queen likes the villa Palmiers very much but
did not wish again to take advantage OF Lady 0raw'
rrds Kindness a. the royal visit obiges her TO turn
Off for several weeks during the best part vi "e
yoar whom the gardens are always In the greatest
beauy.
EARL GRANVILLE TO BE LoEDIN-wAiIiN"'
hear that Lord Granville will probably be ap-
pointed Waiting the Queen In place OF Loro
DE Kos, whose post has been walnut ioi 'e'''A
months. The salary Is c1OO a year.
THE PRINCE OF WALES At THE RACES.
It Is probable that the Duke OF York VIII reprcsen'
the Queen ut the marriage Of Irncc Ferdinand Of bui'
garia which Il TO take place mt NlETeego. Inc r".s
q, Wales who left town on Tuesday. stayed only
twenty four hours ut SandIingham. then went 10 Ne"
market to SEQ his horses and from there 10 Easton
Lodge on a visit TO Lord and Lady Brooke. Inc
Prince comes to town tomorrow morning 10 Iuhch Ill
buckingham Palace with Empress Frederick ana tnsn
bids nor farewell at Charng Cross station l"e
Prince will be at the EPSON 'nces next week. ana
also at sandown lark Oh at least two days OF tho
meeting.
THE PRINCEss's YACHTING TRIP.
The Princess OF Wales. who was to have arrived IN
Athens last Thursday. has extended her cruise IN s
Osborne another week or ten DAYS. slc certainly
will not return to England until after whitsnntde
PLANS OF THE COUNT OF PARIS.
The Comte and Com,esse de Paris. who have been
.d,ng for several months In spain on their cstate
I'm An,aIusin are to return stowe In about fort
nIeh and will make that place their headquarters UNI
III the beginning OF August. Tie Comte de Iais VIII
probably takc a place In scotland for the shoouhs
season. hear that no had some Intention OF becom
Ing q tenant OF Dunrobin Castle. IL the Duke oil sum
erland decided TO let his family seat understand
that II DunrobIn Is TO be let the rent FOR the season
will be $1,000. including the shoo;ings winch hpper'
tain TO the castle.
THE BEDFORD FAMILY HEIRLOoMs.
II the late Duke OF bedford died intcstatc tho
Duchess will profit very largely rs 1t viii be almost
impossible TO prove what are and what arc not her-
looms. The Russell jewels not very Valuable the
only ones OF being ancient pearls ana nne
amethyst necklace The diamonds given by the ninth
DIXIE TO his wife when she was Mistress Of the Robes
In 1850 are by no means remarkable. The plate. on
the contrary, Is magnificent. The Dukes OF Bedloru
possess, like the Queen. complete service OF soid.
When the present Dukes father entertained royalty
in London this was brought from woburn In the custody
OF a small army OF servants and detectives. Inc
state and semi regal spendor OF Woburn came to an
end With tile sixth Dukes death In 1880. lie was
the father OF the present Duchess Do'ssger OF Aber'
corn. who "a girl was passionaiey fond " 6ctng'
Under her management great number Of plays were
performed In Woburn Abbey Theatre, now demoa-
ished The mother a sister OF the last Duke OF
~ nd tha Ducle Richmond and MancheS-
ter They were all Children Of the beautiful duchess
Of Gordon, the Tory leader century ago. In me
sixth Dukes time Landscer was constantly at Woburn.
several rooms are hung with his pictures. not one
OF which has yet been engraved
PROMOTIONS OF THE DUKE OF CoNNAcGH1
II is now pretty we'll settled that the DUKE OF Con-
nnught will take up the duties Of the Aldershot COM
mand on October /. The Duke OF Connaught. who en-.
tered the Army rs lieutenant In the Royal Engineer
I'm June 1868. and became a Ma!or-Gencral May 20.
1850 will become General at the eni os tao year. so mo
It viii have taken him just quarter OF century 70
pass from Junior to senior rank. Since he became
MajorGcncra twelve years ago his promotion has
gone by strict seniority, as II waS Ais parleuisE
wish that It should.
THIS YEARS MANoEUyRES At ALDERsHoT.
/ hear from Aldershot that the manocuvres are to
come OH this year In september There will b
concentration OF some $1,000 troops. General SIR
Evelyn Wood Is taking great interest In the work
OF preparation.
TIE ST PETERSBURG MILITARY ArTACHEsHIP.
There Is another change In the military attacheshp
at st. Petersburg. IL only year ago that
Colonel More Moyncux returned TO india after very
short experience at the Russian capital. Now hls
successor Colonel NJ G. Gerard Is about to leave ST.
Petersburg. having been appointed commandant OF tho
Central India Horse. The fact Is that these ap
polntments are difficult to MI under tho most favor
able circumstances account OF the expenses which
they entail but the Russian post Is FOR many reasons
an exceptionally hard to hold. Colonel Gerard
officer OF varied experiences and high reputation.
ID thought that lie was moro or less a fixture.
so perhaps he would have been, but for thu Offer
OF the Central India Horse. a command which 10
usually much sought after.
CLAUSE 80 TO DE THE POINT OF ATTACK.