The morning call., 1893-03-21
NOW 1T is WALES.
More Trouble Ahead for
England.
SETTLING LAND DISPUTES.
Mr.. Gladstone Has Selected Commits
sion That Will Be EminentIy
Satisfactory to Himself.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

NEW YORK, March 2O-Edmund Yates
cables to the Tribune from London: The
Queen will leave Portsmouth tomorrow for
CherDourg, and the yacht Victoria and Al
bert is to be conducted across the channel
by DespreZ, the weli-known Cherbourg
pilot. who for several years has been in
trusted with the charge Of the royal yacht
on these passages Elaborate preparations
have been made for the Queens landing at
Cherbourg, two platforms having been con-
structed on the arsenal quay, one of which
is to slide on to the deck of the Victoria
and Albert, so that the Queen may the more
easily proceed from the yacht to the second
platform. The Queen takes large box of
books TO read on her journey, and at nearly
every stopping station she will receive tele-
grams. A case of photographs is to he taken
IN the day saloon, with materials for
sketehing.
King Milan is still at the Hotel Chatham,
In Paris, the latest arrivals at which include
the eight American delegates who have
come over 10 take part in the Boring Sea
Commission. while Sir Charles Russell and
Sir Richard Webster have also arranged TO
stay there for the sittings of the commits
sion,
The Italian Government has just sent the
German Emperor magnificent album con-
tanning photographs and pictures OF every
ship in the Italian navy. A second album.
somewhat less elaborate, is destined for the
Emperor's brother. Prince Henry.
The selection of Lord Darlington as chair
man of the new Welsh land commission is
by no means highly appreciated. l gather,
by the irreeoncilable section of the Welsh
party, and even more distasteful is the fact
that Lord Kenyon is to be selected as a
commissioner. To do the Government JUS
tice 1t certainly exercised considerable dis
erection in its selection of commissioners.
1t will be noticed that the Premier wisely
boycotted the whole Welsh parliamentary
party. 1t is quite evident that the lesson
Of the Mathew commission fasco has been
disregarded by Gladstone.
Sir Charles Bruce will probably be an
nOunced as Viscount GoImauston's sue
cessor in the governorship of British Guiana
within the next few days. He has been
second in command there for seven years,
and was formerly a scholar and iitterateur
Of some distinction in London.
Notwithstanding all the canards in the
Irish newspapers Of the squabbles about
the Freeman's Journal in the last
ten days, the Parnellite paper in
Dublin has been expanding its Wit
riol on the squabbling anti-Parnellites,
while there has been a savage three
cornered fight between Tim Healy, his
erstwhiIe patron. Archbishop Walsh, and
Sexton and Dillon, who are still his COL
leagues in name. Healy. than whom there
never was a public man more cordially
liked by his friends is on the verge OF being
ousted from Parliamentary life, if that end
can by any means whatever be accom-
plished.
Cluny Mcpherson has let CIuny Castle,
his well known family place in Inverness
shire. TO Andrew Carnegie, together with
the shooting. The old castle has been
altered and greatly enlarged during the last
TWO years.