New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRONICLED AND CRITICISED BY MIX
EDMUND YATES
COOLING THE QUEENS CAHRIAGE-THE CZAhh-
WITCH TO yI:IT ENGLAND-GRAND DUKE
rpvrsr NOT ENGAGED-sIH GEORGE
TRyOy-THE SCOTCH DO NOT WANT
HOME HULE-TiIoMAs MOTLEY.
Try CABLE TO THE TRIBrSHo

south the heat had been so great io 49,, .,o
that extraordinary precautions wer" taken 10 h''p
| Oucon's two saloons cool as poSSipie' |'
In,- = number Of large pans. each containing al ~,
! mcnsc block OF ice, we're placed OH ui' " ,as
day saloon and the roof, OF the queen wv
! were entirely covered with tarpaulin' pa'''eu WIZ
| which was drenched with water AT every '''Pp"o
Tho tr,ln stoppcd only for few minutes III i''i''
a., Onnnr having decided TO dine In her saloon De-
| tween Perth and Tarbert: so dishes were place" ="
| the carriage and two OF the servants arr"ieeu " '
THE CzAREwITCH TO BE At THE WEDDING
The Emperor Of Russia has very u"eApe'' a.
nounced his intention OF sending the '~''
renrcsent the imperial family at the royai "'u'n'e
having probably been induced to do 50 by ht"r"s .
Prince Henry OF Prussia to attend on 'h' part Va
! Emperor william. II Is not yet settled wh''her INV
c,,rewtcb + to STAY ut Buchns Nnm Palace as g"S'
If tb. Oueon or AT Marlborough House with the ir'"c
| and Princess Of Wales. Int his visit to E"s'"'u VIII
| not extend more than week.
THE REPORTED AUSTRIAN BErRorHAL'
rho ,rnend,nr bcrohal Of the Grand Duke Of ile'Se
| IN an Austrian Archduchcss has repeatedly Dee" "''
| ,,,c.d I'm the ,aper, since his recent visit 10 the
court at Vienna. surely 1t onght by 'h's UNIV " y
generally known that the IIapNburs fanny '''''''
,.,id tho marriage Of any member Of that can W "
| protestaut The prohibition Is most rigorous -
! that the betrotha about which there HIS Wv" ~
much talk Is purely imaginative. Inc '"p :,
marry only Roman Catholics, and we are "'' ""''
! hcur OF
/ uho will probably find bride much nearer 10 DARN
,,dt The Grand Duke, early mari'ag; Is ahMo"'N
,irod iposu,nc, rs he had brother, ana Do'" ni'
/ uncl., have morganatic wives ana Lave r'"""'''"
| the right Of succ"sslon
SORROW FOR VICE-ADMIRAL TRfoN'
In ,bc opirion Of the most competent judges VICE
Admiral sir George 1ryon was one Ol inc "o'' ~
! comrIi,hcd naval stracgsts OF the day. put "',
! docr,,d ly In, cruel irony Of fate that L' Sbouu
~, fault
n, ,,ul Ties, had no control. Although c"o' ~
/ ..ry.d and even abrupt In MANNER he was warn"
hearted and lOyal friend and an Immense i''''i' "
IN. uu..u who saw good deal oil MN D''"'ch go
and 1S-i Tie late naval comnaiineri nch'ci !" Wv
Mediterranean wa, essentially many-'id'i man, p"'
/ - -, his hioyrophcrs have curously enough for
c,,p tho r,w.rs Of organization h" dispiayei WE"
dir,c,ln. the Ahys,iLian service, his sharp Dr"s"
with the French authorities In madagascar anu a"
/ ALL his bluff out -pohcnic,s. when ACHING III
A. British commissioner In the r'"rha'ohal INJURY
-, to the alleged outragrs tn" coast Of I'hls' VICE
! at, ,rL rrvou collected "A vast amount Of dannaorN
yd,uc. ON the subject bat his report was never
I ccu,pr. ted for these documents were mys'rlou'S
,l.tr,,led from the cabin I'm TIE hnlk at Malta III
I which hc resided when on shore.
Vice! Admiral Tryon had an intense di'hHe Oh
rr.nch dlpl.nacy especially after the loss OF h'
p,p.rS and during tn Madagascar business he Wa
Tor , Tim. th. bette oir OF the Paris press. lie WIS
4 rid dis, pllnaran y corr spJndrht writes aP"P"s
Of the anrnt'd admiral:
.W. went out together the same steamer 10
The. Crimca hc a youns naval Lieutenant, Il h'"N
n.i,.d ensign and l shall never forget his kindly
c,un,rl enc .ura cement and fellowship 'A"h"'" W
= Striking ju,i entering HE. lie was first rate
,ao. even then. and remember well his prompntuu"
and good sense In dealing with one or TWO dic'ues
INFO which orr steamer got. ana which nearly ~"
T., th. rupture OF the charter party, and his tA~hs
command Of the ship | remember, too ana CRATE
In tan
palgnlng when on shore Jared none 100 we'll
Lieutenant Tryon came often TO see me ID camp
and never cam" empty handed Part OF n con- 'o'"''
"A p. SOM. toothsom" scrap from the "ar"ro III ''S'
table brought Straight. WAS HI always welcome con
tribrtlon to our scan,y mes. can tell you they
wcl, days when The taste Of fresh meat was uPp'e'
cIai,d by u, hungry bow. and we're m"rest boys
All Of IL, Nv captain Wa, only eighteen. Since then
honor and promotion. both richly meriet. came -
.ir ,,.ore. Tryon, but shall always think OF HIN
as a kindly mentor and good friend
DEBATE ON SCOTTISH HOME HULE.
! Friday, d.lat. on Scottish Home Rule was In
/ s,rlctivr in various ways but 'm'hy Ior "i''
/ reason: II Is not 10 be- denied 'H'' y,
every historical test scotland Is far better fitted
to manage her own affair, than Ireland mas ever
been or can De- 80 long The present lower grade o
/ ur,f..,nil politicians are allowed 10 control h"r
| Interests, Vet it most manifest on FRIDAY ,'a'
! tine bulk Of the scotch members had no desire WHAT
! ever for Home Rule In any shape or iorh' Inv
debate 4 desperately dull and irrelevant one was
carried on by "A few crnnhs and some not ovcrenter'
tanning Tnlonl,s who were told OIL TO answer Them
and there wa, continually rccurrcnt divergence OF
view among the oranhs themselves.
CONFERENCE or THE IRISH MEMBERS.
The Irish members have been taking counsel To-
gcthrr even more frequently than usual during 'n,
! l,., few. days There WAS an official meeting oil
parn,llli,s on Tuesday. and since there nave "c'"
several Informal gatherings Of the Two sections o' Wv
/ Anti Pancllltc, IN few days Mr.. JUSTIN NC
r,r,l,v will call his followers together To consller
they attitude toward new financial proposals oil The
/ Government. This subject Of course, has Deeh 'n'
main theme for discussion. but 1t shond not DE- over
Looked that personal luminosity also has had great
deal with this unusual activity Oh the part oi e
/ representatives OF reunited Ireland
1v, revolt Of the ParnclltcS over the new imam
ll scheme 81 the Home Rule bill Is no sudden spas
modic movement but the outcome oi discomfort
that ha, been smould-ring ever since the Dill WIS
/ introduced. Mr. Ecdmond'S support OF the measure
/ notwithstanding his speeches before II whN intro
/ ,l,c,d and his Nineteenth Century, article after
1t was introduced. remains mystery. hear That
/ MIR. Blake intend, To resign his seat In the House
Of Commons, and that he Will disgistedly sever his
brief connection with Irish politics ana return |"
Canada lie is ~ck and tired of personal jenlons'"
and squnbblcS aud the wrichrI ihtilSneS winch Ell
gros, the Nationalist party.
LNNCES FOR THE CAVALRY.
The military authorities have decided ultimately
N, arm the first ranks OF all the heavy cavalry reg
| imcni, with the lance.
THE DUKE OF HAMILTON'S CRUISE.
The Duke Of Hamilton. accompanied by Two or
| tbr,. friends left IIarwich Monday morning In
| his yach Thistle for long cruise In Northern lnl-
uudc,. and will not return to England before the
/ middle Of August.
DEATH or THOMAS Motley
Tho d.oth Of Thomas MoLlcy ut the advanced age
~ scy,nty,ight /, ms the passing away Of genera
lion rather thnn of a That h. was one Of the
oldest clcrgymcn and II may BE- added journalists.
I'm England Is little, though he himself once stated
l.nL .,aIi nrd ID lenders ~