New-York tribune., 1894-02-06
VISITS TO THE QUEEN.
SEVERAL MEMBERS OF HER FAMILY
WILL GO TO HER At OSBORNE.

THE LIBERAL LEADEEsHlP-sIR Ed
WARD H1'RNE-JoNEs-wAR RISKS.
uY CABLE THE TRIBuSr.j
tCopyrioht 1894 Bv The Tribune Assoc'o''on'
London Feb 1.-The Princess of Wales and her
daughters left Sandringham on Saturday ai'er
residence of more than three months ana pro-
coeded TO Osborne on j visit TO the queen accom-
,anied by the Prince The Princess had not seen
the Queen for nearly six months as iier noSai
Hlghncss returned from Denmark III ''e "U'uii''
direct TO Sandringham and the influenza Pie'en'eu
,ho usual visit TO Windsor Castle IN pece'hoer'
Her Roval Highness is now quite restored 10 hean
o,a sba will nrobably pay a brief viSit to the Duke
cra Duchess of Fife at Sussex Square. Brigh'on'
when she leaves osborne. The queen mas pesscu
the Princess Of Wales TO postpone her uep"i 'uie
for the Mediterranean until after the TWO drawing-
oon,s which aye 10 be held at Buckingham Palace
on Tuesday February o. and Tuesday March D.
rhe presence of the Princess at these functions,
invitations to which to be limited TO -V' VIII
ne the best possible proof Of the fasity OF 'he re-
nor,s which have been so recklessY circu!a'eu
obou. her resolution TO retire from society
TIE BRITANNIA on y VOYAGE
Tho Prince Of waless racing yacht britannia
conpletei her outfit last week and to-day the Sachs
,c,ves Cowes for Gibraltar on her way 10 Mar
settles The Prince Of Wales will not leave Tor the
Riviera until the second week in MarcA ana VIII
hold Two levees before his departure lie VIII re-
turn London about 1lrN > lOt tCi N"'" "N'O'N
proceeding to Coburg
INVITED TO A RUSSIAN WEDDING
The Emperor and Empress of Russia have in
vted the Prince and Princess Of Wales and the
prircesses Victoria and Maud to go 20 ST Peters
burg for the WEDDING Of the Grand-ducness Nenie
and the Grand-duke Alexander Michilovitch. Which
ceremony will probably take place about Whitsun-
tide
THE DUKE WILL. TAKE A VACATION
The Duke of Conraught. who has been engaged
daily at A!dershot with the duties OF his command
80 tho he,innins of october has obtained a
ronth,s leave of absence. and he and the Duchess
have left Bagshot. with their-chiIdren Tor osborne
on a visit to the Queen. The Duke ana buchess ol
Connaught are 90 TO Germany IN APrii ior
short time and will be at Coourg for the marriage
Of the Grand-duke of Hesse ard the Princess VIC
toria Meli;a.
THE DOCTOR WAS SIGHTED
,r. generalization Of Prince Bismarck to the En-
neror seems 10 have pleased almost everybody
The hermit Of Friedrichsruh Is In unwonted spirits
Count Won Motke has arrived there bringing with
him brand-new held-marshals cloak ana me IT,
turn visit is 20 be marked by several surprises ana
incidents Of dramatic significance. The only mai
content is Dr. Schweninger. vino was compelled 10
reach the palace in a hackney COACH ana wheh '"e'e
uas coollv requested to dine with some subordinate
f,no.ionaries The worthy melCO was furious; Tot
IN other davs he always had 4 court carriage ana
q place at the high table a tactical error mas
hoon committed. for Dr. Schweningers influence
with the ex-Chancellor is unbouided anu See'"'
likely to increase as time goes on
WASTED a FINE ESTATE
v-,o, PRINCE Paul Esterhazy. the father Of the
late Prince Nicholas, came to England during 'ne
Vacancy os Austrian Ambassador he was supposfu
N be the weathest land owner in Europe ne
owned one whole province and cohsluerao'c p"''
of another the family property consisting oil '"e"-
tvrine separate estates. tweniy-one country sea'S
sixty market towns and 44o villages Many Y.d'
=, ,ha n,ost reckless extravaganza, both IN Ehgland
aud his own country. so seriously enDarraSst7' ''
Prince Estcrhazy's enormous fortune 'ha' "no" ~
died I'm 1866 the whole property was piaceu !" t'o
nopds Of an official receiver. who in conjunction
with trustees appointed by the courts soiu an wv
s,o.as which were either unsettled or OF Wnch 'I'e
entail could be broken. The whole or the uec'aS''
Princes personal property was also d'spoS'u ol' 80
we'll as the splendid Esierhazy coiiec''o" o' P'
ures which was bough; by the UoVerii''',a "''
,s nov in the National Gallery at Buda-fes'h'
rb. estates which originally covered ninety-three
SQUARE miles are now reduced TO about "hiH H-'!'0'
but the excellent management OF 'ne ~
cleared OFF all encumbrances ana the id''''S i''f
er,v is valued at between four and five m'''lohs
sterling. The late Prince Nicholas lived IN fesre
wont both at Vienna and his country seat in hHh-
gary and was allowed income OF t2VV" year
DEATH OF A wELI.KNowN WOMAN.
7 note with regret the death Of an old Trend
Nine La Baronnc Blaze De Bury, one OF 'he mos
richly endowed women in Paris-equaiy pop""' :"
literary and social circles. and a deiightu' ooi"-
n.niop She died a. the age OF eighty, H. Oe-
,,. ,,n bous4 IN which used 70 visit her in
pua Oudinot Faubcurg St. German. where she
was accustomed to receive many OF the most p'o"
nent men OF the day. of all natiohalUPs anu 80
variety OF opinion. Her essays on al K'il's ., SUI
iec,s published in the leading Enghsh ana r''nC'
roraznes were generally anonymous as was "'e
AZ and which appeared somewhere about 1870 or
,s.- 7, was called mildred Vernon ana CON
tanned an admirable picture or the Social anu ~
ar, Paris Of the time. wonder some one uoeS "o'
ronroduce this book. The copyright must "e -"
.na Nile yetta Blaze De Bury the daughter Oh
49, d.coascd ladv Is we'll known in London as a
o,,roen.ator on and a keen appreciaior OF SNAKES
peare.
MP CosoHEN AT BRUSSELS.
Mr. Goschen, who is accompanying MS u's"''
n Wiesbaden, where she WIN consult cei'o''
ocu,lst halted for two days at BrusSe'' % '"'
e,Iest OF Sir Francis and Lady PnhKet' anu va"
ah,a a, the first court ball. on Wednesday evening"
q, oa,isfv King Ieopolds Legitimate curiosity as
~ the sensational reports OF Mr. Gladstones : I'M
nendlng resignation. The great gathering a. ."7
nalace was one of the largest and most an''"a''u y
ever remembered. but the Queen. who wore n''
nrlceless five-row tiara, one Of the most COZ,
,eue,s I'm Europe seemed depressed ana re'"e'
carly The traditional January misfortune -
much dreaded by the Queen very nearly occu'I''i'
for toward midnight well-known Iopua' ,'
r,an officer fell down in a ft and was remover -
the Kings private apartments in Il dying coiu'-
tion. r.rr,cr,p
In consequence Of the ramored resignation oWi Oh
Mr. Gladstone there has been revival OF all the oi'
speculations as 10 what will happen wheh '"a'
resignation actually takes place 1t Is good OPP
portunity for reviewing the prospect. II the pn'aS
be permissible There are iwo men marh'' o"'
for the frs. right 10 the reversion OF the iea'e'
sbn Sir w,uarn Uarcourt. by priority OF scrylceand
Lord Rosebery by superiority Of ability and popn-
,aritv Roth are Indispensable to the party. but
both are impossible for Sir William viii not serve
under Lord Rosebery and Lord Rosebery WI. not