New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
PRINCE ALERT.

| herman -0t/ ana wen anu e~P IA S'~~~ ~ ~
ots HsDs ssch,-possibly an ancestor oil our o"n
Vtrmobtse bsni-~ho in to II same town c0"o'nea
Wits gay ssuhty the crafts OF shoemaker an< poet
draw aspiration 81 III hOuey foao.ain VI Ihe sroH
| eybssy OF Prus'ia
lesrs have rolled by, and the dsst sleeps EhIsk -
Hans SACHS h1rp. wien, IN these les, dreamy days
of ours, man OF dIepnt caIber Aod steiner nsld
purposes 20 tell Of this oynss'y or at leas. Of
he greatest scion it has bsgo,ten. Ga DO Size. u
the A lsntc tie literary ~old Is booking wish aa,sty
hf the comug o. CsrJies Frederick the GS,.'
In the mean time some e1,rsst, !roB it have oozed
Ont. in which, viii toe seeus pecullS to the Illus
riors sa'hor OF Sarto- Rcsarfss, he hs, sucoeeded
il establishing ?. r.ecs genesogy for Prince Albert
which. ii bet yecuiiArly pleasing - ths pOsssssor Of
a half crosu will at all events souu, Carlyle 10 tho
gratitude OF al Who relish good historic Joke.
1otoos- hosever who read the tcrcnlafs. o. ara
really Interested in the poIte4toas fact OF how md
whence csm the house Of NobsrE, We may meoa au<
Of bis ccnmeDcug bs love spd lucrative clDueo orr
Nth Ii gl-nd The Pilee "a p1dlS eel, snd The whole
.tor, Of how hs peope begt, zach other back 20
Tie period Of the ii ,od-tn he temporary eoatu-
sior coss. quett which We presume the hy-,hscb
Of he fsnily Bible wss loIt--w4s traced vi b emit
nett crcunls .sncr sId severity. 10 EOgla1d, whore
key are glad 20 mske the most o! he ,iIIie lot
TO which tleG roysl imYOrteee sIe limited this long
Ist-geLersly If iOaes who loungea od the proceets
Of INDUSTRY, and tNk luxury az FED their nst oT OF
Il e sweSt of ptopes-wss read with respect and sat-
faction. L. that psrpiUu Of her MtJesO doI nlons
called LELAND upon which dts>en, IS a. present.
mecitstro, aid which a tbsS time Nc been worked
by is great meg ci.n into hJaor # heTce loyal
fr,pzy-it was rrC,ived with wonder aud delight
Pedigress aud priests, snd punch ard potatoes and
til 20 Of that cis.s, then. they po~ and
We fear ever will be, popular in Ireland aud whea n
tie loys National Precursor Repeal Association tho
roll OF C.burgs WIS called by o Counell-wbo pro-
tested to heaven if he had daughter unmarried shs
should be welded the same day, aud plaster Of fat
hatery had bseo pitched on every nsms-ia enc
were the " tbs, tbs, and icamauOns OF On, holy
powers isn't be Of mighty ould stock; he bates out
even the o b ieDs and o Flaberys. Without
tnteritg Oh such historic hunt, wo may mpy in
ton that the geneaogist OF the house remarked 9th
commendabie pIuoeooe that the great features OF the
family be onged to the past They wero doubtless
Ike most Of the German mobiles of those days. lot OF
druIken. dsstiug, caring, boar-hunttng brutes,
nei er better Ior than their fellows Of the time.
Two of Abers snoe stors aloLe stand out better out
line. ODe of these Ferdinand the Waeke ntbe early
part Of the tenth centaIy, touDGee tho Universities
OF EIfur and Lsipsic the other, Ferdinand the Wise,
in the subsequent century founded that of Wit
teD0erg, where Luther was educated. OF that groat
refomer he was ever the firm friend, saving him from
the foes he had raised up by his b. Id attitude In ap-
pearr before the Emperor At the Diet of Worms and
seeing him safely removed from their pc secueoo and
douslled al Wurlzburg This &C ion-ioI good deeds
survive like the breath OF he holy msn 10 serve those
who folox-stood brave aid To Albert as we shall
10. hereafter.
E1ceut dule the thirteenth AID fourts enth oeutu-
ries as far a. We can ace the family presents hing
beyond a nsme, though the admirr geneaogiss %
their way 10 the food stopped at the time of Allied.
and making the race OF both Victoria and Albeit.
meet toe ether in that good king applied to them sbs
elegant fusion OF the Able de Lille:
"T.. deuI eunes rai..sauI, no. % ia mems souycs,
lpres Dc long detOuIss JJisneut isDs leur cours.'
For our republican purpose, however we own
the cord ia the humble parish book which tells when
men came and assed away in the parsh of Rosensu
would be quite suflicent we're We not by favorable
circumstance enabled to particuaze with somewhat
OF precision the cradle passages Of hsros life, and
so TO crafty that appetite 10 learn how great mon
played the baby and bawled. which recent Aneri-
can biographies descant WITH such psasng proxity.
In the evening Of the 25th Of August, 1879, the
went down as usual, and with provoking uncon-
Germ Of ths great event about b come of, drew
around its cloudy curtain and retired to sloep-
leaving the good old castle of Rosensu in the duke
dom of Coburg 10 silence and TO night. In the in
mates Of this castle the MslthusiaD theory had never
found solitary disciple and from sire to the rules
of multi plicaon had in every sense been most faith
fully adhered TO- But it 80 happened that on this
particular night-probsby owing TO the natural pro-
cvity Of the German mind 10 dscOnnect conception
anc production thought and seton, and TO wrap IL
self Up in the deal-not even those most immedistely
inter estsd dreamed of the practical result 10 which
the leading principle Of the family about to
mature.
Sleep was upon al. The msjsr. domo was snoring
with that happy apropos peculiar 10 Fieooh cooks
ard ooncierges Tue kitchen wenches bad gone 10
bed dresmiD. Of Fridolin, and the lady'smsd WA
surour deo With sweet thoughts Of ths last accom-
plisbed roue who had rested At that chasts castle
While all thus slept, snored or dreamed, and sone
cougbtd II vss reserved for Fedoz, socaie3 atsr tss
dog Of Russian prince and who ssniinsl at tho
castle gates, TO catch cry which csme from the
miniature thros. Of . new yfanged baby.
That baby has grown up 10 be man and become
the Pri---; but we mus, not interfere with
readers own inference from the act and must foiios
Fe6oz The excitement which bis ba'k aroused be-
came inter So Hens ths goodman turned ont Ia shirt
sle. yes with huge whip to ,a.stise the intruder ots
GruD, the ,eIton and occasional undertaken Of the
castle, was the next 10 make his appearance bit
vanished TO call up the rector At Ieagth Adebeid.
the head maid, sppesred, and with great veaemenos
di,eosed the req fact To Hans, who, throwing aside
bis whip, made instantly OF 10 fetch the doctor.
Poverty il prolific, and consequently Doctor Risa-
schen had considerable practice among the German
ro,a bous,s Wna doctorial deIndsI be soon