The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-29

tuay supposed 70 b supported out OF rs taxation The
late Prince Consort, whose principle OF economy would
the nsiehborhood Of windsor had the reputation Of
very Joseph Hume for his success In cutting down es
mates reported TO have saved out Of his annual allow
ance his cooneces field marshalshp and the lucrative
appointments which he was permitted to hold, out Of
the sale Of The produce Of the Model Farm and various
xnS hsp WAS NJ
the Queen, about which have word or two TO say.
The amour: Of the property which her Majesty re-
ity and personally, as much, believe, as half million
Of money, or its value Mr. Necld was man Of doubt
full capacity. and without any inducement for the pecu
liar disposition Of his property other than mere capri
ciousness He had no near relations, certainly; but
property had he died interstate daughter Of the
est OF these connections first cousin once removed Is
now married TO an exemplary clergyman sne mas nine
children and her husbands living is worth between
three and four hundred year was understood that
the Prince Consor said at the tme behalf OF the
Queen that her Majesty would not retain the property II
any or Mr. Need's relations in want Of IT, No doubt
a crumb from the royal table would be thankfully re-
SeVsd a. the o. nus wealth.
TO come forward and ask the nation, at pc
Rod OF unexceptionaby high prices and impending
providing for young OF whose pastoarccrt knows
nothing In whose future ID takes but very slight into
resG Cannot income be found for this young gentle
man. whose name is so popular with Engshmen in con-
nection with the Schcswg Hosten question. out Of the
savings Of his intended wfes father or the property
which his intended mother. in law Unexpectedly in
herited2 Will not the ordinary allowance 10 an English
princess satisfy this latest prcender whose own per-
sona income said to be nearly equivalent TO the pay OF
Junior clerk in the Custom House9 We havo TO appor
ton Prince Alfred this and IL win
be done with thorough .naa%y and good ,ernf Out
rick Of Augustenbug the ordinary fare and leaving his
t,hgeM 10 out Of the private Guephic revenues.
word more sir In connection with this subject and
will conclude. II was stated that though the Queen
would open Parliament in person, the 'old ceremonial
would be subject 10 some s'sight notifications" The
Tins with singular bad TASTE las chosen TO be facetious
the subject, aud has announced that these modnca
tons will consist in the Qneens not riding in the State
COACH wearing the State robes which are 10 be laid
upon the throne and not reading the speech HERSELF hui
leaving IL TO be read by the Lord Chancellor This, Of
course joke but it is rather dangerous style OF
Joking calculated 20 bring the Crown into contempt
No with knowledge Of the Queens common sense
could imagine her taking part in such mockery, stand
lying and listening 10 what supposed 10 be her own
speech, mumbed out by Lord Cranworth. who always
inaudblc in The galeryp II Is impossible to conceive
such este or what hitherto has BEEN and always
ought to be- most striking pareant; but II u really
take place all the accessories should be IN keep
ing and the should merely be undress rehearsal
of the real performance All thc peers should be IN
shooting jackets and frock coats, with their robes and
neatly rolled up, like paetos nj an evening
party and laid their seats; then might strangers gaze
the plaid trousers Of Lord Brougham and the blue
coat and wastcoat OF Lord Redesdale, the Chance
Tor might dressing gown, with the corner OF his
wig peeping out Of the pocket and H. H. the Prince
of Wales, II he has time TO be present, might calmly
smoke that exceedingly short pipe with which the artists
Of the illustrated journals have recently accredited him
@
Ioln Monies, Successor Mt Munich.
Berlin (Dec ~ Correspondence OF the London Times
DO you recollect the name and fame OF Lola Montesy
As personal favoritc and political agitator in the palace
of Munich she has just had successor IN Herr Wagner
the composer OF the Tannhase and inventor Of new
but exravagant than cuphonious sort OF music.
The experience both these celebrities have had OF Ba,a
ran court life is singular in Itself and offers curious
parallel Old Ludwig l. vencyacd the fiery dansense TO
n degree which. for the first his life, made MN
publicly aside the authority of the priests and neglect
their advice TO conform 70 the rules OF dsrcncy
Young Ludwig H., his grandson, now ruling the Bnvar
ans with the accumulated wisdom OF his twenty years,
his artistic predictions 81 pober description than
those of his grandsc. viii likewise niniga them with
a munihcence which the country thought cond not he
tolerated for any length or time Lola Monies got
s palace an estate anS ss ,"%rs bn mso, .e
perfection itself 70 the ears OF his royal friend, had largo
sums presented him for the coinposng divers operas The
establishment Of singing academies, andt u 81 said.
variety Of objects Of partly artistic partly political Char
~shnst both Iavorlties tie court no less than the PEG
ple eventually rchelled The cont because L La ben
additionally accustomed 10 suicr no one but ahobcIah
a tried buroaucras, 10 come into coae and iaNilas
with tho Sovereign the people because the In
habliants OF southeastern Ba,ariathe Bavaraus pro
pcrhnve been always distinguished BY etrong provin
cal feeling, and arc extremely Jealous Of Foreigners
be they Prussans or Sraniardf, partaEing Of
the good things Of their country. Herr Wae
ner Is from Dresden, and accordingly regarded
as much nm intruder AZ ever Lola Montes herself
The anmoity the Court, supported MS IL princi
pay by the section of the people, natu
ray tended 10 pitch him ~ well as his fair predecessor
against ih3 reactionsrv party which as eighteen
years ago regns Supreme In the Palace and Cabinet OF
The kingdom Thus what originally mer. personal
attachment cf the King sp edily became political con
nccti0n in either case. and Ludwig ~ being so very
young allowed himself rs easily to be carried away by
his feelings and idosy ncracies Ludwig j., who wns
old and infatuated preserve thctnccessary fef
command Encouraged Ivy Indulgence Lola Sontes at
length presumed to attempt the expulsion OF The Jcsus
while Ho1 Wagner, tappcars declaring agains, Herr Won
pbHof1ue the OF tho Ming OniN
dissunded his royal paron from the appointment o'
some resclionary oCcsls. But the Court proved TOO
much for both OF them The priests denounced the
less thar the other The clerical papers limited At the
church beng possibly endangered by their prescnce in
the capital The people hogan to murmur and the Min
is'crs TO look grave At last the ola King was coerccd
by open violence In the spring OF is4s, and the young
King obliged Ia yifld 10 serious remonstrance day or
two ago. Lola Monies was chased away by an 'nfnrH
ted mob and had 10 fly for her e Herr Wagner, W the
Bsvarisn OGeo Go;ste Just announces IN solemn terms
has been requested by the King 20 start on journey ara
absent himself FOR a few months So Bavara y quiet
a. and has returned 10 her homes and her ire
sides II IL singular, but highly characteristic Of the
state Of the country that the ground 81 their
receiving the Kings patronage there should I'VE such
striking similarity between the fate ballet yirl ard
gentleman who whptevcr he said against his music,
Is n respectable man ana a man OF ability.
Troubles OF au American Lady Who
Went 10 Europe 10 Get Ena mcl1ed.
Az the Marlborough street Police Court London, DE-
cember IL well dressed woman made an app, alton TO
Mr. ryrwit She said enc hnd como To this country 10
consult Madame Rachel, having seen when In America,
and also since she had been in london certain adver-
tisemens addressed 10 ladies' She had called Madame
Rachel and bad given her diamond ring worth twcnty
pounds and thirty three pounds in money; but nothing
had been done for ber and Madame Rachel refused TO
the property She 10 obierate all the marks
on the applicants face left by smallpox she gave
her bottle Of something like whtewssh, which had no
eject.
Mr. Tyrwhitt--why did YOU give Madame Rachel SO
much money!
Applicant paid what was demanded Of me The
agreement that the money should be paid In adj
vance. The papers full Of recommendations OF