New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-02

FaObricotti. Inasmuch as accommodation Is re-
CURED for nearly seventy persons It Will be neces-
sary to rent two houses in the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for number OF royal servants for whom there Is
no room In the villa and tne other for the Indian
Attendants whose company would be joyfully dis
pensed with by the managers CT the trip. as they
always give great deal OF trouble when on the
Continent.
The owners OF houses on Montughi Hill are
already demanding fancy rents for the months OF
March and April.
DIVERSIONS AT OSBORNE.
There are 10 be tablcaus in the Indian room at
Osborne during the week after next. Processes
Louise and Beatrice the Marquis Of Iorne and
Prince Henry Of Battenbcrg viii take parts, and Sc
will some children. now at the palace
ROYAL AKRANGEMENTs ABANDONED.
The bail which Princess Beatrice and Prince
Henry were to have given with the Green's permis-
sion Will not take place this winter, in consequences
Of the death OF Prince Alexander OF BattenberS.
The intended shooting party at sandringham has
been abandoned. In consequence OF the recent i'll
ness OF the Princess of Wales, which has left her
very weak and much depressed and there VIII
be no more guests there this winter. The Princess
will go 10 Osborne on n visit TO the Queen when
she leaves Sandringham, week after next, and later
on Her Royal Hghness and Prncesses Victoria
and Maud will probably proceed to Italy and thence
to Athens on a yls; to the King and Queen OF the
Helenes remaining abroad until the end OF April
cRANHORNE 70 LET.
Lord Salisbury has decided again 20 let Gran
borne Manor his place in DoTsetshire, which va
rented for some time by the late Canon CazenovG
II IS 4 picturesque OLD house, and some OF inc
rooms are finely panelled. The grounds are very
pretty and there Is excellent pheasant ana wild'
duck shooting on the estate.
LORD RJsEBERY.
Lord Poscbery IS residing TT Mentmore. which
Will be his headquarters until the close or the
session; but there were Christmas festivities
owing TO the death Of his cousin. Mr.. sanhope, ex
ccpt a quasi-otcial shooting party on SATURDAY
Lord Rosobery went 20 Newmarket on Friday TO
soc his racehorses. and much pleased with the
improved appearance OF his Derby favorite, Ladas
Lord Rosebery has paid only two brief visits 70
Dalmony since he became Foreign Secretary, but
will 70 70 Scotland for short time during the
reccys Lord Rosehory has always farmed on an
extensive scale at N1cntmore and has now large
home farm at Dalmeny. where ne has estapnshea
splendid herds Of shorthorn, Aberdeen and Ans~
cattle.
LONDOY MANSION.
Darouoss and Mr. Burle;t-Coutts are about to
l,ayc Siratton Street visit 10 the continent
which will probably extend over q couple OF mon'ns
They have secured house in Siratton street winch
has been for some months in the hands OF pu''""t'
and decorators and they have resided wheh III
London at the large house next door in Pccahiiiy'
with which communication was established when II
WAS purchased a few years ago. The alterations
include the addition of eiec;ric lights upon an en-
tlrely new and unique method, devised By MI Bur
Gett-Coutts after inspection Of all the principal
private houses at present lighted IN mat way III.
house has also been thoroughly overhauied ana
redecorated from top bottom. process which II
had not undergone for sixty years. 1t Is expecIed
- be habi,able by about the time Its owners re-
turn from abroad.
THE NAVY.
II may Vel be hoped that the independence JUST
shown by the Sea Lords Of the Admiralty VIII De
laid ID heart BY the Government ana espeeiany
ty the Chancellor Of the Exchequer Had the lat-
ter not apologizei for his msstatement' tahs'eo
and ungraceful as the apology was, that the pro-
fsson, advisers OF the First Lord Of the Admiralty
were satisfied with the present very unsatisfactory
condition Of the Navy. the First Lord would soon
nave been absolutely deprived Of any professional
advisers whatever For Il is manifest that not
nag-oflca- on the list could have been ihdueeo
under the circumstances take the place OF those
,h, mad rendered their res!grato The announce
MONT in IN evening paper that the Sea Lords had
Threatened 70 resign or. believe. actually mao
resigned no doub; forced the hand or S'r "'''a"
ITo~csurt have reason 20 believe that wheh lhe
now bnildlng programme OF the Government Is u's.
covered r. viii be admitted 10 be fairly sunlcieht
for immediate needs But what no expenditure Oh
millions can ever redeem is the three months was'e
~ time before any attempt can be made 10 carry
on, the proeramme. and this, fear the Govern
ment has de cded upon as inevitable
Mr.. FOWLER.
TIE sudden and premature aging OF MI ~
Fowler | am told. has been much rer'"'he' ~ '''
IT,. ~ COMMONS The wear and tear OF the de-
oto on the Parish Councils bill. and the necessity OF
o,,,s, attendance at the liouse-Slr waiter
,,,s,ar his subordinate having taken comparatively
itle part IN the work. SO far as Parliament Is ecu"
,ornei to have hit the president of the Local
Government Board almost rs hari as MS VICTORIOUS
,,,o,,rn n the Irish Office did Sir George Trevel-
-, picbie made OF sterner stun never
nod a hair over the Local Government DILL winch
~ ,ilotei through Parliament though ne. TOO was
,.,,s,orallv criticised by his supporters, as wen
- by his opponents.
rNIONIsT- CONSERVATIVE POLITICS.
. wise decision has been come to by the Conser-
p, rive and Iibera-UnIonist central ohices In aus
.,.,s where the following OF the latter party 10
,,,u the electoral machinery Is TO be absorbed oy
49, conservative agency. This is as II should be-
,re more the parties pull together the better. Iney
h,w every inclination to do so at present.
AIDING THE LABOR VOTE.
They say that the independent LABOR cah'"a,es
lection expensc fund has OF late been perceptipy
,,,ucn bv the handsome subscription or an I'M
n,,y., odmirer OF their doctrines. and | have
ONE reason to believe it true. II so. there will
. rather queer consequences The chief will
rohab,y be the setting up of a Socialist candidate
,,inst Mr. Gladstone In Midlothian. II has often
oen talked or and IL now likely 10 come 20
,ss because he Is so obstinatey good for nothing
the unemployed question Another result VIII
!. an increased return OF the lost sheep or the
aban Society the orthodox Gladstonian fold;
~ the process has already quickly begun. and
MS news If true, VIA supply an additional
otive.
CHANGE AT WESTMINSTER.
Canon Rowse. who has been for some time In
ing health. will shortly resign the stall In
'estninster Abbey which he was appointed
Mr.. Gladstone twelve years ago. The stall 10
orth e. 900 n year, with excellent house In
lie Deans yard. | hear that Mr.. Gladstone VIII
'obably offer this preferment to Canon MacColl
no now holds n stall at Rpon worth $500 year.
which he appointed by the Prime Minister
'.rly ten years ago. the death OF Canon
rch.