Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-17
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gene by princess Of Hohenlohe Lapeepburv
Prince Eugene died some Ave years AGO. ana
his children are known to be we'll educatod. hut
the formidable Doomsday-book reveals thai
there IS much "morganatIc" blood In this fam.
y y, and the fact that the mother of Pdnosaa
Wilhelmina is related TO Admiral Sir Geor0e
seymour would probably act as an obstacle m
union with the royal house of Great Britain.
Inc third candidate Is Princess Ann of Iesse,
Soin may 20 Ie45, the eldest daughter Of Duke
Snsries OF Hesse-Darmsladt, and eister Of
pti ptinoe Ludwig, who lately married our own
rrlncess Alice. Little is known Of this Young
,Sysi noyi put she ia said to be very amiable,
us@ siS Ss nos invested by nature with the "fatai
Princess Marie of xe-Altenbu,c ,o-,,o.,
daughter OF the late Duke EdWard. bv ys H.
cese OF kuess GTeiE, is the fourth csnd;fs.s
She was born June %, ls45, and her Isthe,
oyipg when che was only seven years Of ace.
Shs g. was brought up in great eeclusiou.
ine NTH princess Of the list is Catherine nj
oiqenourg, born September q, 1916, daughter
oi flnce Peter Of Oldenburg, "doctor hsDoyis
Ja'is eIui!is" Of ths University of ST. PeteYsbp,o
and President Of the Civil and Clerical Dsnsrt.
ment IN the Cabinet OF his Majesty AleT ander
IL Oh Russia. Though probably the BritIsh
Pubic would not much object to the doc,orate
Of tne father of this royol LADY, the Office In
block. ''uH''"Us
Princess Augusta of Schleuwig. Holu.eiu. born
February II, 1914, the eldest dnuebter Of
rfnce Frederick of schleswig Holstein Son.
derburg Giucksburg, stands sixsh on the list.
Inc princess ID known to be very amiable and
Oh cnarming manners; but her father unfortu-
tunateiy, 10 mixed up greatly in the never end
ing still beginning Schleswig- Holstein en-
oroglio, over which the Teutonic Nightmares
nave been hovering these thirty years and
longer win Ireland on our hands and the
sprtrapplngs OF the ghostly eastern ques-
tainly appears undesirable.
THE DESTINED ooNsoRT.
There then remains only one more candidate
to complete the list of the sacred seven priu-
cesSes. This last royal lady Is the one whom
rnmor points out as the destined consort Of our
future King, Princess Alexandria Of Denmark,
her Royal Highness was born December let,
le4a, and is the second child and eldest dauQh
yer OF fnnce Christian of Schleswig- -Hols.ein,
neIr expectsnt 10 the throne of Denmark, and
Oh rrncess Louise OF Hesse- Cassel. She is de-
scrloeo as very accomplished, as well ss gifted
win no inconsiderable share Of physical beauty,
far-fsmed princess Of Hohenzollern sIRmarin-
gen. The union sceus desirable in all respects,
except the one that Prince Christian Is as deeply
involved 10 the Schleswig. Holstein maze as his
elder brother Frederick. He has shown, how
ever, either more wisdom or more ambition By
taking the Danish eide. and as recompense was
elected in 1853 to be the successor of King
Frederick VII The friends of Prince Christian
assert that be ia aiming at something far higher
than even the throne Of Denmark, and that il is
not unlikely ho will one day bear on his brow
the triple crown of new empire of Scandinavia
Bu! these are msttern not needed to recon.
mend fair Pficcess Alexandrina to the notice OF
the British public, though the rumor Of her se-
lection as the bride of the Prince of Wales bss
already put the diplomacy of one half Of Eu-
rope In movement. created immeuee excitement
at Berlin and St. Petersburg, and caused pan.
ic among tho Jews at Hamburg, who have been
apsculating in SchlesWig- HOIstein scrip. Here
We only ask that our future Queen should be
Protestant, her husbands own choice, and not
entapgled with burdensome political obligations
and all these recommendations, with beauty
ouperadded, seem to meet in the princess