The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-11

IN their lavish costiness and magni6cence anything
remembered by the oldest'Stamboulee. The result
Is the total evanishment Of the recent 10000 900 D.
loan. and renewed starvation at the Exchequer.
Sir John Champion was presented to Queen Vic.
toria on the 2lst ult by the Earl of Mamesbury to
take leave as her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary to st. Petersburg
WILSON'S NIECE IN LONDON.
o THE EDITOR o. raK LONDON HEaALD:
SIR-Will You permit me, through the instrumen
tally of your influential journal to bring before the
public the name OF an individual who has great
claims on the consideration OF the English nation at
large, and the government in particular The lady
to whom refer is grand niece to Admiral Lord Mel
son. and the only remaining member Of this branch
OF the family OF our great hero bearing hsmmortal
name.
Miss Margaret Edith Nelson filed the situation OF
goyerness in Russia for nearly twelve years during
which period she received many distinguished marks
OF royal favor. Through the events OF the Russian
war, after maintaining her trying position with
honor and dignity setting aside all obstacles by that
perseverance and courage worthy of her parentage
and name, she was compelled to reliDquish a most
lucrative engagement, and return once more to her
native land to seek employment.
Miss Nelson is alone and riendless in this vast
city, that overfows with the wealth and riches of
the world. Yes, sir, in tins great city, which once
rang with the honorable name she bears, when her
great grand uncle Admiral Lord Nelson, rode in tri
umph through its streets Had the favorite hero Of
proud England lived to reap the rewards of his many
that all the members of his family, like those of the
noble Duke of Wellington, would have been amply
provided for, and Miss Nelson would not have been
compelled to seek in foreign clmes and from the
enemies of her country by the exercise OF her rare
talents and industry, a livelihood, but would have
been enjoying that position to which her birch and
parentage give her the right to aspire.
When Admiral Lord Nelson made his will he said
know the government will provide for my rela-
tions. don't need to recommend them to the favor
of my sovereign. | have no doubt they will be the
objects of the most brilliant generosity and special
care OF the nation
have taken up his pen in defence Of Miss Nelson's
claims but for her illplaced national PRIDE fear
ing that a foreigner might make 1t an excuse for
descantng on the faults and caprices OF people OF
whom they have every right to be jealous.
Hoping, sir, that you will find space i'll your paper
An OLD TRAFALGAR TAR.
THx NEW MINISTER FROM SWEDEN TO PARIS.
Baron Adelsward, who has been named Minister
OF Sweden in Paris born and educated in France.
His father, having been made prisoner during the
campaign of 1913, married French lady, and has
always resided in France. M. Adelsward has two
brothers, who have both been in the French service
one died while aidde-camp to Marshal Magnan
during his command at Strasburg the other brother,
after having distinguished himself as staff officer
in Africa, was member OF the French Constituent
Assembly in l848-49, and was one of the most de-
voted friends of General Cayaignac. The new
Paris for ten years. in 1856 he was named Ambassa-
dor of Sweden at st. Petersburg. The selection of
nj. Adesward will doubtless be as favoraby received
in Sweden as in France, for he has many friends in
both countries He belongs to OF the first families
in Sweden, the head of whichthe cousin OF the new
minister's at the same time one of the richest of
the Swedish aristOcracy. We may add that NJ.
Adelsward is married to an Irish lady named Mac
nanara.
The Malta Times OF the 18th ult contains the fol-
lowing intelligence III. M. steam frigate Vul-
ture which conveyed the Morocco princes to Alex
andria, is now in port The Moorish party consisted
of three royal princes, besides ne hew OF the En-
peror, and fiftyeight followers. On leaving the
steamer at Alexandria, they presented the ships
company with five hundred Spanish dollars, which
were distributed amongst the men. The princes are
expected to he back in Alexandria from Mecca in
about three months, when British steamer will be
again placed at their disposal TO take them back to
Morocco.
Pope Plus TX. entered on the thirteenth year Of
his pontifcate on the 18th of June. Cardinal Mattel
the occasion OF this anniversary, went according
TO custom to congratulate his Holiness in the name
of the Sacred College. The Pope, In a most gracious
reply after expressing his gratitude to Providence
for having sent happy days TO succeed those trying
of the first years Of his reign, congratulated
himself on the prosperous situation OF the church.
The Memorial de Lille says that Lieutenants
Courtie Rog6 and Hyenne will shortly be tried by
one of the two permanent French courts martial of
the third military division sitting at Lille, for the
part they took in the duel with NJ de Pene.
On 2lst of June had audience of Queen Victoria,
Don Juan Bautsta Alberdi. Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary from the Argentine
Confederation to deliver his credentials.
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