The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-15

The Adventures Of the Hospodur Of Reeve
mRnla.
Tho following Interesting account Of tho adventures
of Prince Charles OF HohenZOliern is extracted from
Bucharest letter.
Few people in Europe, and doubt even If many n
Roumania. know the curious adventures Of Primes
Charles when going take possession Of the He
simply lieutenant In garrison town Of Rhenish
Prussia and one nne day he found himself marked oul
almost without his knowing H. in the communications q
high placed dipomatiss. 10 occupy lettering throne
likely soon 10 be vacant Tho moment for action camel
three four persons only knew what was To hnpponi
but among these Is true Count de Bismarck ana,
perhaps acrowned head The prince put disguise ard
under feigned name, commercial traveller In The
wine trade, with case Of champagne baggage, and
oE s tram for mol 10 . pnsr ,
in disguise Charles l., before committing himself furs
thor in entering upon Austrian territory took insruo
tos from person who, bettcr than any other. kn0W4
men and affairs IN RoumanIa, and who, Lombard b
birth and Frepchman BY adoption has not bees .
stranger 10 Roumanian politics since ls4s He then
boldly entered on tho unknown; passed through Be-
hemia Vienna and Hungary, BY train and steamer
s y o ss q
whom he did not know, and who did mot know him
when other people were present he heard discuss
place IN Germany Of the fall Of Coux the singular vote
OF the Rouma oans, their strange choice Of Prussal
Tarn severn on the wsiiscGian shore the stsanss
stopped an hour or two. On . bill are some Romaa
S osr Ss
mains and study archaeology. Tho hour for starting
round but the two passengers did not return, anl
the steamer left without Thorn. You know tho roGk
The Prince had thrown or his disguise, and Tie
ofnccr had resumed his uniform and the Prcfeot q
the village had the signal honor Of announcing To The
provisional the arrival OF the Elect Of tAa
Roumanians. Who aston shed All Europe with tie
exception Of four parsons Because lot this be borne 70
mind tnis remarkable enterprise was couceived carried
on worked out and executed against the will Of Austria
and in the teeth Of the gaaranteeng Powers BY four 10
divduais I do know that thcre history a 81.
ample Of such fortunate undertaking Cherries l. hna
q high idea Of his prncely duties; you will $50 hin
working with . real Will, and consoientously, Ger
mans nsdAlly do One Of the nrst THINGS he I'D wIu
gve you idea OF what he and how immcAsurabiy
superior 10 his prcdec The political pcrsnnago
whom have already mentioned who accompanied tue
prince Dresden knew tho influence which ha1
always exercised In the councils Of the Roumanso
prnccs, and did hesitate 10 hold to Lls pupil the
language OF Mentor 10 Telomachus; and AZ arsntes
for the succcss OF the reieu he fnsds him pro-
misc TO Danish ladies from his cunt Charles ]. hat
hardly arrived when he declared his nentons the court
OF Ronmania formerly charming, all know, and ned
with aurements. inirigues and destinations. became
more than the cell OF Western monk place q
master had come. There some who did not nnA
this change their taste. At first there Int1e
murmursg then they began ADAPT themselves 10 the
change they not much Ia the habit OF looking -
things seriously but waSnecessary 70 do 30, and -
cordngly they are beginning to Got used 70 t. Pnoe
Charles begins by establishing reform among those wbe
surround he does not with apparent ana
outside reforms but straight to the seat OF the dts
ease and there appes the soaring iron IL Ii scctev
watch first OF al requires DO purified and that reform
he - eDdea orug TO eject