New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08

act OF British colonial brgdhudSe' y" ~
Regnier accuses Mr.. Chamberlain Win haNhs
rosuscitated in the minds of the most pohShel
London gentlemen Ggentlemen les Plus Lon
donienO their Unborn arrogance ana the oIu''"''
o,d buccareerine greed Of pirates Of a bygone
dav This article which is highly praised IN
Partisan fashionable and literary circles he
ends AS follows Two women turn their eyes
toward the distant Transvaal; one is twenty
the other eighty years Of age; one IS inc
Youngest. the other Is the Oldest queen in tu-
rome 4 few months ago the possibility Of uni
versal peace was discussed at The Hague
Among the presents in remembrance OF the
bosnitalitv accorded 10 the Peace Conferenc
I see in my minds eye a necklace OF GOLDEN
chains on which are strung neither pearls nor
nrecious stones but grim row Of Dumdum pu'-
let's 10 he used at Pretoria or johannesburg
on the card attached I see the inscription IN
English and in Mr. Chamberlain Handwriting
TO the Queen Of Holland. with the compliment
Of the Queen Of England
Tho Queen Of Hollands visit 10 Berlin s
widely commented upon by all the French
papers. and in the opinion Of the 'Solell 'n
"Natin" the "Eclair" the "LibertG and the
"Autorte" the royal visit will be made an occa-
sion to persuade Emperor William TO refuse his
assent 10 any occupation by England even
temporarily. of Delagoa Bay. The Soleil AM
other French papers consider tha' fren'n j.
rorests require that Delagoa Bay, which DOM
mates the Mozambique Channel should remain
under Portuguese control and not pass III" NV
hands Of any great Power
The flights OF departing swallows and yester-
dav the sudden appearance Of Auyergnat not
chestnut vendors at the street corners are IN
roistakan le signs Of the approaching winter sea
son Seldom at this time Of year have such
numbers Of Americans been seen in PARIS.
General Horace Porter. with his wife and
daughter. returned on Thursday and resumed
charge OF the Embassy. Among other arrivals
are General and Mrs. Lucius Warren Mrs.
ogden Goelet Miss Goeet Mrs Charles Beau
mont NEE Fellows. Mrs. and Miss Agostini' Mrs.
John laurence Miss Laurence and Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Peck.
NJ Paten6tre. the French Ambassador al
Madrid. with Nine Paten6tre and her mother
Mrs Elverson. after passing the summer at the
chateau de Moy are making brief stay IN
Paris before returning to Madrid. Mr. Charlie
maene Tower. United states Ambassador 20
Russia and Mrs Tower have returned to Paris
from a trip to Rlois Tours and Loches. Mr.
Justice Batchener. Of the international Court
Of Egypt and Mr. and Mrs. BatcheNer are sta.
ing few weeks in Paris before starting TOT
Cairo The Yacht Namouna, with Mr.. James
Gordon Bennett on board with party ~
friends including Count Dc Gauville Baron
NAPOLEON GourCand and Mr.. G. q. HoWland'
has arrived at Monte Carlo after tOuchlns al
the island Of Eba, thus terminating Two an"
half months cruise in the Adrauc ana
Mediterranean. Mr.. Bennett Is due I'm faTl'
next week for the pheasant shooting on his pre-
serves near Versailles. X-President BehJa
min Harrison and his family have left Paris
FOR short visit IN Berlin. chief Justice ruler
and his family and Justice Brewer have leit
Paris for New-York
Among the passengers on the St Paul from
Cherbourr are Mrs Charles Ber"ind ana the
Misses Bervind Mrs James Benedict and the
Misses Benedict. Mr. and Mrs. 9. g. Gates MI
and Mrs ] w Garland, Mr.. and Mrs FRANK
Howard Nj and Mrs G II. Hyameis Mrs. a
/ u Hamilton Mrs Irvine. Mr.. and Mrs Ihoinas
Kane Senator and Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge
Mrs. Henry Lippincott and the Misses L'pph
colt Count Lichtervelde. Mr. James X. So!ey'
Miss Elsie De Wolfe Miss Marbury. Mt ana
Mrs George r. Mcclellan, Mrs W. q. McNlh
lev Mr.. and Mrs Robert owen MI. ana MI
r ! Preston and their family. Mrs. ChaIl's
Perkins Mr.. and Mrs T. Hopknson Smith MI
and Mrs. Orme Wilson. Mr.. f Spencer Aratt
Mr. Harry Peters Mi Francis A Watson and
Mr. c. a Muann.
Passengers on La Gascogne include Mr. and
Mrs +. G. Martin. Miss Eleanor Bel Mr. j Il
Martin. Count /. de Dieshach and Mr. ana MIS-
". Walter
Passengers on the First Bismarck are Mrs
Oscar Iasigi and the Misses Iasigi Mr.. and MIS-
William Meredith. Mr.. and Mrs T. EHery An
derson Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Hotchkiss' MI anc
Mr.. 4 G Sedgwick. Mrs. 7. y. Hastings ah'
the Misses Hastings Mr.. T. Plancon MT. bS
man Nichols and Mr.. A. l. Rotch
Among the passengers who left Pails 10 s"'
on the Iucania are Mrs. J. +. hyains' MISE
Hammerslough, Mrs. J. j. Myers MISS MY''S
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Neustadter' MI an" MI
F. s smithers Miss Calender ana MISS -
Forrest