The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-22
\ ROMANTIC STORY.
JAMES GORDON BLNE EFT IN
LOVE WITH A DANISH
PRINCESS.

From the Reading Lgg,u,l
It's grogt wonder tua, JAa ncw5pa-
pers have not already taken up the pres
enl subject OF street g0s up 10 tAe metrop-
oils. lne subject OF tlis 4lttor i. young
beuactt whose father established the .
Herald He has been flying arounu
Europe and Northern Atfic, Tor months .
past, iugratistng himself into the good
grAces oi all the leading crowned heads Of
the Old World.
Bennett has cherished funapoaa far ono
o. the daughters ot Christian ia, OF Dem
marx, anu for the purpose ot properly
paving bis way 20 the AaLghty old king
be las shrewdly managed the European
department OF tho Herald Iu order to
impress the great influence o. us news
paper more firmly upon tAc D.. muU
mind.
And 70 stiu further stamp e. greatness
and power OF his Now York J-tsblahmont
he determined TO make ploin q mystery
that had been q problem which for ycaVs
the whole world had failed to solve, The
story OF the lost Livingstone and his dis
coysry ia yet fresh in tho minds o. the
community. Benuetts Mme was then
hourished 20 the world, and uo. only
King Christian, but tie crowned heaas u.
continental Europe looked upon young
Bennett a. a poteutaiu far moro powerful
than any Of their Kind Tho discovery o..
Livingstone was his masterpIecc,gnd broke
down the last baricr between Limself aud
every court Of Continental Europe.
Bennetts infatuation FOR tho young
princess Is said " Do intense, be laying
hrst met her In Berlin four yagrs moo
since then he has been spea3iar larch .f
MS tiine IN Europe always w..,i. Ap.5fg,,
distance OF tie thrylu ql Duumsrs. \yhy
Bennett has been acting So cirulmsroatI.,
u thls hlng Christian q O. lulruty oIg.
sovereign, and ever since o.. Ga,s whom
Princess DoWager az Sshl-ev...- .'stals-
Noes, the daughter Of a Boston merchant
named Ray, failed 70 obtain rarorui.iop as
princess OF the royal Danish family M
the hands Of the king, together with thg
recent excitement lu tLe Danish court
upon hearing the news of The luarr.3v, Of
tue Marquis Of Lorne in ENGLAND. tg.g,.
Bennett, acting under the advice oi tae
most prominent men OF the old world
withheld his proposition. uu. fsw
weeks, however, before b Brrr's u....-
died he was introduced 90 King Christian
and now it is stated upon o.. ...ta4,aDr-
ity that the marriage Aaa I..l agreed
upon.
The Danish family is dmgrea soon 10
be one OF the most pOWerfs. I4 tIe.w0fII
The present king Of Greece ,lg second
son Of King Christian, ana DIS t.a c...r
daughters are married TO the le..-auasr-
ent Of Russia and Great Britain. ne n-
male members OF the family aie said 10 no
the most beAutllul women in Eurorc. aud
AS young Bennetts AHo ran m tngl
groove, he has succeeded admirably wo.l.
OF late there has boon as.nrr. of mad
scheme set afoat 70 the eGge. t... Beuna,t
was about making large r-Her.s.s In
Spain, for the purpuse of Bona. G.y i.
coming governor or presidontoi tie. ..g..-
western peninsula. Indeed, S.o..igs an,
Bennett nave been charged upoL g.r.nr.
occasions as being directly concerned iH
the sbdication OF Amadeus. tLry lHy,r.,
offered suficien: Inducements for lis rs.
tiripg from the the throne
1t is also said that Bennett induced the
princess dowager OF hchlesE g-llolst,ip
(she having married the cousin ~ the
king) to leave the DANISH Lnelom I'm
order 10 pecify the court, Ell ,hgs mako
the situation sufficiently calm for Dis own
entree. This IL is said BcaHott dd aGeT
the stern old king had refused 10 acfpow!.