The New York herald., 1871-12-01
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f0REIGI Personal GOSSIP.

The Prince Imperial is studying in Kings Col.
lege School. He Is under Professor Adams ana Is
studying mechanics
THE Empress Augusta, attended by numef.
suiJc has Just taken up her winter residence at
Coblentz.
The Count de Chambord was to arrive on the
TIN OF November at Lucernc. where he intended TO
remain for few days.
King Louis OF Bavaria aud the Princess
Tnyra OF denmark are, according TO reports Ill the
Danish Journals, about 10 be married.
The Emperor OF Austria continues to stay at
Schoenbrunn. On the 2Itn utimo HIS Imperial
Majesty was present at the battue on the estate or
the Prince OF Scnwarzenberg, at Frauenpurg, in
Bohemia,
Princess Mathilde, at the last sale OF the ex.
Emperor Napoeon's horses, purchased Iamoour,
the Prince Impcrials lavorite pony, and sent IL TO
Chiselhuist
The Prince Of the Asturias is at present in
Germany, travelling win his tutor. He has been
for several days past in Munich and. It Is said, pur
poses TO remain IN that city Tor some time longer
TO study its art treasures.
Tho Emperor william has caused his grand.
son, Frederick William, sou OF the Hereditary Prince,
to he enrolled in the regiment or The Guard at st.
Petersburg, now In garrison AT warsaw.
Captain shaw, OF the London fire brigade, has
been granted leave or absence for SIX weeks, to
euaDe him 10 proceed 10 CnicaKo TO investigate the
causes OF the 1rc In that city.
Captain Thrupp, OF the Megera, writes TO the
London Globe denying the assertion made IN q
letter TO that journal that he tents ON ST. Paul's
Island were nicknamed after the members OF the
administration.
Bismarck, It is said, Is endeavoring to induce
Italy to enter into All 01enslyc aud defensive al.
lance with Germany, IN view OF possible c0mpllca-
tOns with France, which ne declares Will sooner or
later pick quarrel win her transapne neighbor
in order 10 restore ner lost military prestige.
MIR, Bradlaugh addressed ameetlng at Shefffed
November ., On ,he question whether the Queen Is
morally and physically incapable Of ruling as sovo
reign. The speaker asserted that important state
papers had been returned from Banoral unsigned,
and the queen mad no right 70 receive pay Tor WORK
which was NOT performed He denied her power 10
abdicate In favor Of the Prince OF Wales, Of whom
he spoke In very severe terms. He admitted mat
the people were not vet prepared for republic,
though ne hoped to live 10 take part IN one; but he
and his friends were determined the Prince oi Wales
should never rule.
M Duchesnc before appearing at the opera
ComiQue, had seen the Prtssians NJ CbaeaGdun
where after having fought bravely and seen many
OF hfs friends fail around him lie was made prisoner
One day. order TO pass the weary lime OF his cap
lIvy he amused himself Dy singing. General dc
ManteuTel, having heard the sound, sent fer hin
,.Snr someihlng,n said the oflcer. Obedience was
necessity and the artist compiled. "DcclJe,lly,'
said the general 'you are real tenor; but you
will catch cold here 80 lie or with YOU; yoa are
free.u The singer did not walt Tor repetition OF
the ORDER as he LEFT at once, ana prorccdio9 10
Bordeaux, performed all the year.