New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-17

ESTATES-A FIRST EDITION
OF THACKERAY.
LBY CABLE TO THE TRBuSEl
fco,yy,olt: 1924: By The Tribune Asiociitonj
rordon April ls.-The Queen is to arrive in ca
,,r, this evening after journey OF eighteen hour,
,nor, Elorence She will reside at Ehrenburg Pal.
AGO for about week. and after the we1dingday and
the departure Of the guests Her Majesty Is to make
| several excursions in the neghborhood, including
q trip to Schloss Altensten, the romantic seat Of
tho Duke OF SAKE Meningen. in Thlrlng.sn Forest
| rho ceremonial OF the wedding on Thursday has
been very difficult to arrange. and the programm.
drawn m at Coburg considerably altered by the
Oueen when sent to her at Florence. Inc marriage
| settlements arc to be signed tomorrow The
raneements both for the Invited company and for
norsonaees who have 10 walk in the procession are
very much the same At the Duke OF forks wed.
ding last year The Lutheran ceremony includes al
| address from the principal officiating clergyman
fer the wedding there will be procession. headed
| nv the bride and bridegroom, from the chapel .
one of the saloons OF the Schloss "nere the reg
ister OF the marriage Is to be fgnel ana attested
and then the company will go ID luncheon after
which the only toasts according 10 present arrange
ments, 10 be the dFdh' D"ho anu D~S'eSs OF
Hesse and the Queen
! 7, vas long ago settled that the Czarewltch
should represent the car at the Co0lrg wedding
but the Arrangement was suddenly Altered whea
the German papers began to announce MS In
pending betrotha to Princess Alce OF hesse' which
has been repeated every few months curing the
| last few years. However. the Czarewlteh has gone
| 20 (,oburg after all thanks 10 the energetic d.
plor,acy of his aunt. the Duchess. who has been
| most anxious that her nephe" shou1 ne present
a, The wedding There are 10 he dispatched to
Coburg today by order Of the Queen some sprgs
Of myrtle from n large plant IN the GROUNDS at
/ Oshorne This plant has grown from a piece o.
q
erlck on the day Of her marriage II mas been the
rrs in the ROYAL family that each bride IS TO have
. niece of II on her welding day. Sprigs are to be
placed in the centre Of the bouquet OF white no"en
which Princess Victoria Me'a IL TO carry curing
tho ceremony and at the subsequent luncheon r.
cepton.
THE KAIsERs FAMILY
The German Empress will leave AoDaza via
her children April %. and viii travel direct 10 Pots
Am ,bera she intends to spend few weeks a,
None Palais. and viii later leave for schloss
Wihelmhohe near Cassel. where she intends to
spend most Of the summer. The German Empress
who underwent a severe course OF oantng ana
| Turkish baths before going 10 Aboaza' Ios' 30
much weight by the treatment that she oe'ams
serious,v ndisposed. Abbazia. well as restoring
tho Empress's strength, has also increased hef
/ ,eiebt and she Will return home stouter than
sne was before the bant.ng treatment began En-
peror william has arranged that his Drotner Prince
Henry shall represent him at the royaI wedding
in Brussels. while Princess Henry Will at'eha on
behalf OF the Empress Prince and Princess heh'y
are coming to England from Brussels on WISH
10 the Queen at Windsor Castle. They VII prop
ably spend a week with Her Majesty al ba'"'''A-
and stay FOR some time at Buckingham Pace
TO ABoIIrH HAMPTON COURT STUD
The Queen has decided to give up the Royal
s,,d a. HAMPTON Court and the whole stock IS 70
no sold off during the summer. The Abolition o
this stud was recommended by secret comml.'ee'
Lord Cross. Sir Reginald Welby. Sir Henry pom.
sonby and the late Lord Sydney were appo'n'ea
bv the Queen a few years ago 10 investigate INC
! exnenses of the Roya. household with view "
| carving ont as many economical reforms az were
found practicable. The breaking up OF the ha'npoH
| Court stud is probably preliminary step " 'H'
abolition OF the staghounds
THE puc DE DINo's DEATH
Duo de Dino. who was one OF the o!des' 'o'esA
residents in Florence. died there last week a. -.
! age OF eghty-one. He was a younger otou"e. "
! the Due de Sagan ct Na,eneay ana hai "'e1 ~
rYorence all his life belonging come forty years ago
70 the set In which Ensiishmen IKE me '"'e Oh
John Errngton and Sir Jorph Haw.ey "eFe p'oHN'
,.,t ard of which Lord oxford j. now me sole sur
| y;,or The Due Do Dno's e!es, son. the MARQUIS
/ do Talleyrand- Ptrgord. married MISS BESSIE III.
It's an American lady OF great ATTRACTIONS I'm
| whom NJ was divorced a few years ago anu Ha'
! sim married another American =. ''i~ "a
| cur.ous arrangements which render io'eE" "t.'
| 60 confusing the son has changed names W.'n hs
father ne being known the Due 10 DINO vans
h,s f,,her had descended 70 Marquis DE Ta.eyrah''
! Peligord.
THE NEW GERMAN PARLIAMENT hVOs~
The new Imperlal German House Of Parliament
which has been erected in K0nissplatz. Berlin a.
| cost OF abou; a million and a half sterA"S' % ~
| no onened by the Emperor with great poMp s"4
and :
tain that Prince Bismarck VIII also De P''
witness the placing Of the Ornamental coplh7-son'
| en- 10 speak upon his great lfework. Inc el',s
has taken ten years to construct. ana NJ" J."
the most imposing thing Of the kind In all Europe
THE COBURG ANNUITY.
One grave embarrassment OF the Cabne; Is the ln''
nending debate on the Duke OF CoOurS "'"u''''
which there is no getting rid of. for by some ~
than usually maladrot laundering on the part Oh -.
whips Mr. Labouchere and Mr. Morton were Aio"
70 secure first place on Friday next How the hA'
cal members OF the Ministry are to meet their .o
stituents after voting against the notion Il ia g..
cult to conjecture and the whips have ate'u'
formed the Opposition leaders that they W." 'et -,
their assistance in the division. 1t Is an open So
that the Duke of Coburg was most earnestly S"'" S
to surrender the whole Of his annuity nor ol'' -.
Mr. Gladstone and Lord Rosebery but also .! '-'
Queen and the Prince of Wales.
A NEW COAL MINE.
The Duke of Portland has leased the m'"s| :,
under an area of 1000 acres on his NoitS es'S''
the Hucknali Colliery Company. plant Is oe',s ~ ~
down to raise 5000 tons per day with TWO &c,
The coal which is some OF the best in the d!s''-
lies at depth OF nearly 500 yards
ELvEDEN CHANGES HANDS.
Lord Iveagh has at last completed the purchase -
! the Elveden estate, near Thetford, and the pa
to be occupied by the new owner next Au'r 49,,
| Elveden was purchased by Arnold Won he3pei ,I
| Earl of Albemarle, when he came over 70 H'e
with William III. but the estate preSeh'S go,
to the Newton family. by whom IL was 500 :" 90,
70 the late Maharajah Dhuleep Singh and the'e "" -,
then some talk of this property being pur'n', N.