Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-18
Queen VictOria's SsiitOrs.

There never was any sovereign in Europe that has
created such sensation in this country, as Victoria
the fairy Queen of England. The democrats here
the radicals there-the women every where equally
ldolize her. By the bye pretty Victoria has strong
liking for young democrats with long legs and smart
tongues. When Prince John Van Buren, went to
England, she waved all the etiquette, which she en-
forces ngidly upon the beggary rascals called Ger
man princes, and ordered John an invitation to her
State Ball, without having been previously received
at levee John beats all the continental princes to
pieces Ofthe latest rumors of Vctorias lovers read
the following
| We believe that we have some claim to be cOnsi-
dered possessing considerable information respect
ing the base anti English intrlgues which have been
going on al Buckingham Palace, and the progress of
which have been the objects Of LcoPods most avun'
] cui.r selici,nde at Windsor Castle Our eAei ions
have been most ably supported by friends OF no ord
| nary character and position and cur readers may
depend upon il that the sources from which we de-
rive information, are al once competent and truth
observant.
We will however for the present leave the hoEe
sectan of plo,ters for another DIVISION which new
mannuvering abroad;-not for Leopold beaufre
but for Lcopolds nephew, genuine colt OF the Co.
burg breed ready TO hire or cell himself, more drao
TO any Queen or Princess whose appanage may pro-
cure him somewhat more than the sduer krduS he
| luxurates upon al home.
The reignlng Jake of SAKE Coburg has two sons
of Bonn. The eldest was actually In, or was just on
| the eve OF entering, the Austrian service, in which
the Duke Is general cavalry, and chetoi regiment
| OF Hulans THIS has been changed all OF sudden;
| and The Young an, although the eldest, is now 10
enter the Saxon service Why does he e.chcw the
| Austrian Prince Metternich could tell us: % could
| Leopold or Louis Philippe.
The second son-thlsls the one who intended for
J England--whoit was supposed would also have en-
braced military profession, that beng the only ca
reer open Princes abroad, Is not noD to enter the
army ba, is to trarct about and fl himself for more
distinguished avoca,ons tbs father has engaged
nalfp pay officer, Captain Stephens or Stephenson,
as his mentor, or bear leader; and Tins gentleman as
! not 10 wear his British ualiorm- would sps ak too
plainly but that of Coburgl
Baron Stockmar Is gene 70 JOIN ne parry. Sn
Henry Seton is near the Palace, ana the Baroness
| Lshlen residcS 1rthir Il!
II Enpand endures this barefaced ARA cement che
deserves the fate which such arrangement will newt
ably bring on-bter mockery upon her character
scornfu derislon upon her stupidity?
Ii there other reason for Directing to this
young Prince of SAKE Cobsrg than that he Is the ne
phew Of the thing yclept King Leopold, that would
be enough. But we also know the habits and opin-
| IONS Of the Prince OF IN former need say little;
their tendency may be readily guessed from the fact
, Of Baron Stoekmar being made his m0ntoral CON-
panion.
Asto his opinions, he has imbbed them from earli-
est youth from prcccptor who Ia OF the very worst
school OF German Professors; more dangerous bod y
never existed since the dispersion Of the disciples OF
lgnaiius Loyoa. The re gnlng Dske himself, IS mo
dera,e in his political opinions and complains loudly
Of the Rgdriapism OF his two SONS, and yet he
ha. been TOO Indoent TO interfere, and now Is too
Iaic--the mischief is done
| Our readers must allow US again 10 call their sen
ton 10 the fact of Baron Stockmar being sent to be
about the person OF the young Royal wife hunter,
whilst the Baroness LehZ-n Is, as said she would
be a. part Of the new game about TO be played, os
tentsti0nsiy now psraded by the Court Circular as
constantly with Queen Victoria both at State Ban
| ufp pzrlfn
Paugh! It's sckcBlsg to see thls but le: that teei-
ing pass We take up the subject IN 4 Steiner man.
ner and repea, question: which shan DC ansrered
-"In what character IS the Baroness Lehzen cor
slant inhabitant Of the Pslacel As her Majesty
friend. Be IL SO. But the Constitution does not per-
init the Sovereign 10 have an irresponsible adviser
and If any on- under the guse and specovs title OF "a
friend" ob ans possession of state matters, and con
trss state proceedings 10 wthai foreigner, and no
toriou,Iy in communication with aforegn Court tina
same Constitution will vnd.cate Us outraged fences
and expc the intruder even from the Regal foos'oe
9 ZheAge Sspt 10.
SHADOWS or CoMfSo EvEsTs.-As II Is not I'M
posslble but on the contrary nytnIng but iRproba
bic that the Prince oil Nassau may be the favouret
candidate for the hand OF her Msesy, II IS not AIMS
,tat the pubic should be made little acquainted
with that portion Of Germany, WITH when more 10
II 4 innate connection may soon DC cencntcd. IN
= Dukedem Of Nassau then was among the fret Ger
man states that were orunatc enough after the va
with Napoleon, 10 receive constitution This va
| granted with III. estates Inc Dukeoetn - dsh
eu,shed first for the srong Protestant feeling Of ~
. inha bitan,s and the rclRnIng SO eIeRn. Al Char
Q Gutenberg there s colony ef the "stdsrses eDos
OF Pro,estars faoss for their uacopaasrobe attach
meet 20 Their religion in times Of persecution and pc
ri and recently become better Known IN this c,unlT
Q by the excellent work Of DR.. Beaiuo, The valley
az tho Waldenses" Nssssuis also ceeptaiot for II
ranoral sprires 20 sdmrsbly described h The su'so
:. Of The "Bubbles from the Brunnens fofHc rp, RIO
: wnes among which 70 the famous johsNx trg w
. property Of Prince heuernlch. whcA " "a
: ~ wtthoo, ~ arden, dcs,re to empty apaN1pt the
pisn with his Machiavclau Higsness: tor ~ heau
4 ufd sc,nsy in the course Of the Rhre and me MAN
:" rivers, euper,or achoois and cdegcs 81 Wedbofe
" | ttadansr, &c mlnes a saytr, hon i0ppTi ans
last Y, for us manufactures Of s'eel eaiher woods
!, e.. The inhabrenta are noted COR 'htu eaf,'
\ fesnh mere md smiAbAi'v ofdsposltcn Susi 's VI
= | ,stedon Of NaTaa
= :, has hceo STAYED N tho papers that he Duke {
nd he son zee CT sc,ed W pay another W.