The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-25

Tts ktr PrtHes -Hetou4tf y, Hohtuios.
THIS distinguished crclcaaste las ut
| lractcd considerable notice IN Europe, hi,
| name and character begin To excite atten-
llun ~ America. Several enquiries have
hrru made Of late about his family history,
md requirements. W. have received
soIne documents from Europe which cna
bic us 10 give a sketch OF his HE and char
acter.
The Princes of lIohruloc, from whom the
present Prince Is descended, are one OF the
oldest families IN Germany, and were
known IL reigulng Counts Of the Empire
al the nth century. They take Their name
from the castle Of Iiohenloe, sittWted be-
tween the Mayn aud the Taubcr. IN Fran
coma. They were one OF the first families
who embraced the reformed religion ST.
called, bnt returned to the bosom of the
Catholic Church in 1907.
In 1874 they were elevated 10 the rank
of Princes OF the Roman Empire by
Charles VII They are divided into two
rcignlug families, or houses, viz. of Neu
cnst,iu aud of NaIdcuburgh, 10 the latter
of which the Rev. Prince lloheuloe be
longs. lie IL one of the Canons of the
chapter of Olmutz, and knight of Malta.
The revenues of hs cOmmandcry and
church prcierments, independent OF his
family income, place him far beyond the
wants Of life, aud are sufficient answer To-
those seurnlous and inhdcl writer's who
have accused him OF mercenary views.
Prince Alexander of uohenlor, was
born on the 18th Of August, 1898, near
M .II,nl,,rsI / ,t,.pl,.. tI, n
aud last son of Charles Albert, reiguiDe
Prince of Hohenloe, aud General IN The
Austrian service, and Judith Baroness
Of Rewitsky. When the Prince was two
yrar, Old his mother became a widow,
HE model of every virtue. Every morning
and evening she assembled her family To
prayer. Mindful of the NV (ul responsible
dcsoving on her in the care Of her beloved
SOU. size confirmed HIM to the direction OF
the Rev +. Rlei, member of that enIieh-
tened aud religious body of men, tie SO.
clrty of jesus ; who instructed him IN Re
! llgion and Science. In hoo, his eldest
! brother, Prince Joseph, Tell nj Tim, ms
own brothers, Albert, Conrad, aud Francis,
being also soldiers, aud exposed 10 the
hazards of war, it WIS hoped tn give 10 hi
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sons Of Philosophy at Rome. Returning
home two year. afterwards, he WAS again,
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NUT -, l,.I5 he received , gpbdracoorv.
and Gr..r ,...r,,,Ied tbc n,,,,t an the 3ij
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III. UI,pb1c.. mad. a tonr or ni,ty u, Il,ly.
a,rI'iar At rome on the q1lh ortobry'
when he nni,,d win In. Jesni,a and olhrrs
mos, em,n,n, for nn.tv. AT Rome h.
ininrd fine public dc,nllons IN the rlrebrs
and nr,,rb,J' on ibr rras, of ,br anIg
| Nanr nr j.sns.1-AIarcb / ne r,,arnrd -
Munich on the 8rI June be was ,oaJ,
yr,l,s,,s,,cI Co,nrillor Of tn ! =. ~,
H,mL,rg
A.,idnons in his f,ncticns his u.rno,s
are attended hv mann, .,o,,.,. ,',,.,,,s. nav
ana. 60 no,,err,1 ,1o,,,n,, "a ,,.,,,r,ss, =.
ms IN draw ter, from hr eyes and con
vert the heart. -, ,h, mo.t ohdnra,p h,
seems to sp, ., i,o,noriality. and take ,h,
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