New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
A SECOND LONDON SEASON.
TT BEGAN WITH THE MEETING OF THE
NEW PARLIAMENT.


United srArEs-NAs RuLLA KflAN sNuBBED
ny ALI, EUROPEAN RULERs--MPERoR
WILLIAMS SHOOTING CosTuME-sIR
JULIAN PAuNcEFoTE AND
THE BERLIN MISSION.
1ordon. Aug 1.-THE meeting of the new Pariia-
mont has opened a second brief londoh season.
49,, r,er,hers Of the House OF Lords and the
House OF Commons have brought thelr wives anu
families to the city with them. ana Inc shops are
uruontedIv busy for the month OF August The
consensus of opinion Is that the new parliament COIL
ta,ns much good society material there peins among
the members OF the House of Commons an unusual
number OF young and wealthy men,
The speech OF the Duke Of Marlborough on Ihurs-
dav in the House OF Lords. In moving the ADDRESS
in reply to the Queens speech. Is regarded as clever
and has won for the Duke compliments from all
narties II Is the Dukes intention to leave London
for n visit to the United States 'r the course OF a
,sr weeks taking with him only one servant. His
object in making the visit is to see the country Tor
which he entertaIns great admiration which MS
stenrother. now Lady William Beresford, encour-
ages.
Despite the heavy transforms whicn occurred WINE
Emperor William entertained by the Ear Vi
Ionsdale the Emperor's visit was decided sue
cess ON August u he shot nifty brace OF grouse
He
an ordinary shooting suit instead OF the theatrical
,,,r. ho wears on his cunning expeditions In Ger
,or, This costume consists OF BRAIDED tunc'
high boots and a Tyrolean hat adorned win iea.n-
ers These however. the Emperor discaroeu Oh '"s
,ccas sion having ordered from Londoh taiior d
couple Of hunting suits. grayish Drown ~ ~ ,
~ n nattern similar the Prince OF "aess shoo.-
, ar.ss The Kaiser It Is said, has decided TO
odont this costume for hunting and his example
will be followed by majority OF MS suite.
Emneror William gave grave offence 10 Mas f.u''a I,
~. ,h AFGHAN Prince who has been In England
o.. iva time nv falling TO ask the Prince 10 meet
him and by not sending any message OF letter "
him The position OF the Prince eAc'es p"""0
curiosity. 1t is known that ne mas -.
most unlimited number of hints from 'he 0uee" W
Leave England and that she has told MIN 'ha' ne
~, 80, ooa.n visit any member OF the royal
ct, and so Mas Ru,a Khan never leaves 'he
o,,nds of Dorchester House. where ne Is stay
ING The Governments OF the countries "hich II
was Mas Rullas intention TO WISH nave al po'.eH
refused TO receive him. The refusai Oh inc ou'A"
~ turkey has been made public. In 1t the sultan
states that. in compliance with request vi W.
Ne,doff the Russian Ambassador 10 turkey
II ,s said that the Duke OF York Is prepared 10
sell a valuable collection OF postage stamps "hch
ha wishes TO dispose OF as 1t stands, while Baron
Ferdinand de Rothschild who has made the mos'
,,,.ral offer for the collection thus far received
wants 10 take only the rarest specimens. several
If the most valuable stamps In the collection are
insured.
"vsnitv Fair" says it is likely that Sir Julian
Pauncefote British Ambassador TO the 'hi.eu
States will be asked TO succeed Sir EDWARD Maie'
as the representative OF Great Britain AT berhh'
and that II Sir Julian desires TO remain In Wash
,rgton Sir Philip Currie, British Ambassador at
cons,antinople will be named Sir Edwards sue
cessor The nomination of either of the diplomats
mentioned would be generally satisfactory
Lord William Beresford and Lady Beresford. for
merv the Dowager Duchess OF Marlborough, are
now at Deepdene Dorking. They VIII go 10 Dubhh
on August q to attend the horse show TO De heid
there and later will go to Scotland for part OF
the shooting season. Their proposed trip to India
has been given up, owing to the fear mat Lazy
Beresford's health would suHer
The question of the development OF mines in
british Columbia Is at present attracting much at
tention in financial circles in the city and 1t ~
probable that several mining experts Will visit the
province in the fall. II the reports made by them OF
the results OF their INVESTIGATIONS are
large influx Of British capital may be expected.
Tbere is great rejoicing at Eastnor Castle, Led
hurry County of Hereford, over the coming of age
of Lady Henry Somersets only son. who Will In al
the Marquis of Worcester, the eldest son OF the
Duke, Is unmarried.
1t is reported that the MARQUIS Of Iorne has writ
ten drama dealing with scottish hlstqricai anairs
ager. who will produce 1t before the close OF the
present year.
George j. Gould sailed for home the American
Line steamer Paris to-day
F. H Scott president Of The Century" Publish
has had interviews with several London publishers
regarding the Canadian Copyright law; Mr. Scott
the authors or the literature OF Canada. where the
Tho ghf NJ N he "A he
refeTng to the maie says ,h that Can
system OF International copyright to ruin.
1t is reported that the novelist George Moore, is
shortly to marry Mrs. Craigie, better known by the
pen name OF John Oliver Hobbies. who recently Sc
cured divorce from her husband, clerk in the
Bank of England on the ground OF cruelty and I'M
faithfulness on his part.
BENJAMIN +. Tracy. ex-United States Secretary
Of the Navy, is visiting Andrew Carnegie at
Ciuny
Legation. and Mrs. White, have started on a tour
OF Scotland.
ARCHDUKE FRANZ CRITICALLY ILL.
FEARS FOR THE LIFE OF THE HEIR OF EMPEROR
FRANCIS JOSEPH.
Vienna Aug. 17-Archduke Franz nephew OF
Emperor Francis Joseph and heir to the throne
Of Austria and Hungary. who is suffering from
congestion OF the lungs, is in critical condition
He is splitting blood
WHO WILL LEAD THE LIBERALS?
THE SPEAKER" EULOGIZES LORD ROsEBERY
WHILE THE RADICALS FAVOR SIR
CHARLES dixie.
London. Aug. 1.-THE question OF the future
leadership of the Liberal party Is causing a good
deal OF excitement and talk I'm political circles
THE Speaker" to-day angrily denounces the action
OF irresponsible extremists In trying to force them
selves into position Of supremacy in the party and
says 1t would be thought that these persons had
already done enough mischief The paper further
expands upon the latter statement and SAYS that
Lord Rosebery was in the minority in his own
Cabinet, and not to blame for his tactical
blunders THE Speaker" also devotes a leading
article to euogy Of Lord Rosebery and his speech
In the House Lords ON Thursday yinc tha. IL