Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-10

The Princess Of Talas is regarded by the Brit
ish arisiocracy r5 a poor relation suddenly raised
90 eminenc8- Sle ia eourted aBd fat'sred to her
fscz, and criticised behind her back At Ok
flgd. ths adzlatoFy odas greeting the Prince al
ludsd 70 bis wife IN sbfoiGisiy siebening strains
o. datts-v. Yet tie ducassses and msrehion-
essss think that Ilte LADY Is rather sWkWsTd.
and compare her disa5veHs reously with the
E-m of he Birth royal laliiy, fhs Princess
Alice OtleFwi5a the Princess of Wales has as
yet developed no special traits Of character; but
as she is acc0mpi led and tslsutsd-faF more 60
than her hushsri-lhere is TO doubt that sho
viii largely ind1erCs bis f1.ure actions. Cour-
tiers know this, and s-s already erdsavoHng to
win her esteem.
Princess AHes, they say, has the beauty snd
Prince Alfred the brains # the royal family BE
is q lively, ambitious yGuug man, 20 grsat ID
mirsr Of his brother, whose narris 20 ha a. fist
absolutely refused 70 attend h was mich
disappointed because the great powers decided
he should not be < ng OF Greece, sltbough the
Greeks we're eFszy- 10 have him P-ince Afred'g
f.es shows thar b. has far more cL aTacter than
the p iuee Of Wales, sld, personally, be is mcEa
of fsv3Tits among tke istCcFscy. His younger
brother, Ar.hur, is ilss c'uiug iato society
though noi past the a. kwsrd age.
lucky youth is George I. Kirg Of the
Grteks, formerly Prince Wi..sm Of Denmark.
and brother Of the Prizes Of Wa'cs 10 whose
Wedding he oFe5 his crown Hs vas utterly IN
known TO tho great powers till hs came 70 Lon
don to his sisters welding. PalmaTstou saw
and marked him well. He had long straight
hsir Of a hemDen hue, loRg nose and 8 sober
cuuntenzEcs-braius enough for q kizg-and
moreover, was Of = suitable sgs f1 marry ons Of
the younger Of Q Issn Vlct0ri4's daughters.
This settled the u-s-fer, and the -0ung nan
was made King of Gssses- 10 1864 be viii
marry the Princess Beatrice Of E1 gland,
and John B1il viii be ssksd for a doUIy 10
addition 70 the I1nian isles, which George win
bring to bis new kingdom. There are other
royal children 20 be married Of. however.
Thev say Pa.msrsi1n attsnd5 70 shRt business
tor England and hat he is gensrallT success
fuL Diplomats think that this new mad3
Greek kirg 10 q good hit, showing even more
clevCrDess than the marriage Of the PIin-
cess Royal to the Crown Prince Of
Prussia. for that was q TaiPabls and suitable
match. But 20 fnd a kingiess kingdom and q
cFoWrlsss head. % d1vstsil them t5gsther and
thus grsufy Y c.-ria's sm5Iti5B (Which IS that
every one OF her children should sit unana throne,
was brilliant succsss-worthy Of Warwick the
Klugmaker. It a.ones fcr the marriage Of the
PuHeess Alice TO the Hereditary Primes Of
H-sse Darms.adt. for it Is gsHers'iy d-emad that
this graceful young LADY l5 quite thrown away
on a little GeTmsu pyiue-lirg. They ought some
erswn for her. Yet Hssse Dsrm-tadt, little "a
poor relation itself H2rmstadt has noble con
nseions, such as the Empress o. R0s5ia, who -
a sister 70 the reguine Dake, and now, by the
marriage Of PnWeess A1ce, connection Of
Queen YicioTis-LSH Cor. Of he ". Z. Posr.