, 1873-06-17
ALBERT EDWARD.
Prunka OF rho Prince OF Wu1ca.

Prunfsa OF Tho Prince OF Wn1c4.
A'''a0" e'fap ~ c'rrti;Eon,'''es ;s1d a Tho S'o Fort
.,sr T. = 3 haTsi1, diaagrooehlo and ungracious
Wales hos latcly boon doing Ills boat, or his
S' SWosas' 70 in1uro htmsolf IL the eBtimntion Of
70 preacrso tho monarchy. State 1t mildly
Whom I Bay that feoling Of intonHo annoyauce
an1 painful disgust prevails not only In the
atreter religious circles Of tho kingom but ovon
rat ~ tno cluDs ano INC ooterios Of fashionable no.
the Prince 6inoo tho 1ut Of May, as al tic
World knows, this weak mud foolish young man
Sas pGen an Utmost endless round Of
remarked with chngrin That during these tetes ho
soted moro like a frivolous pleasure -scoker,
TO whom some now delight was daily.
aaoat ln sa,s an hourly necessity, than as serious
AMI II was prnse heir to groat dasiny.
ehagri1, TINT so devoted was ho TO pleasure TINT
10 could not reat On Sunday, but employed tho
hours OF that day in au1uaoments which, to tho
hayeprtago h,,p English and Scotch mind are at boat
tolorablo on Sundays Tittlo w was ' openiy said aid
about this, h0wovor-the llovapaporB "burhcI''
most OF the dispatches that told indiaoraot taIos
and what happenR in Austria nood not bo gou-
orally known IL England. but on last Sunday
morning the Prince arrived in Paris, on his why
homo. The Derby Is to bo run Tomorrow, and.
Of courAo, tho Prince would not miss TINT. Now,
what happens IN Paris Ia almost, as if 1t hap
eleyen hours apart; aud Paris is always ful
OF English people aud Of London newspaper
correspondence. Now, when tho Prince arrived
tnerc On Sunday morning, after. threo weeks
that ho would have been glad Of n little ouiot.
and would haTo boon willing to respect-out--
7yardly at 1east-the ganc!ity which attaches in
tho English oyos to tho day Of rent. Far from
It: Almost tmmodiatoly nftor Ills arrival ut tho
3nj $rBp all rfaf.k j,
drove out to tho Dois do Bouiogno, aud break-
tasted at the famous CATO dc Ia Cascade, a housc
near tho raco-cohrso. nnd tho resort Of tlo
q; creme do "a cremo Of fashionable Paris society
Tho breakfast WAS Stunning" ono, and took
up much t,ao returning lato to bis hotol ho ra-
coiyad Lord Lyons, who dnol with him; and
thon, % M nice way Of spending 2 quiet Sunday
evenlng this future head m 1f tho English Church
was porfornoa I'll Lis arst NC net o. on Sis Monday
morning. was again to drive. to tho Dols
Gs wont snuosn0 The aud osss atss dng'f o ha 's'a u
the palaia Royal, tho ehaato homo Of opcra
bonffo. Tho revolution at Veraailles had oo-
cured on tho evening before his arrival at Paris.
Tho event was OF the utuloat political impor-
One would havo thought that the study Of tlia
ovont and Of itB probable sequences would have
engroasod tho mind OF tho Frinco. But ho waa
too busy IN tho Bos, ut tho cafo and at the tho
ALIeb " R1ft HiJ Thought To p0lttCB. f1e IuH40
no visit to eftAer tho now presilont Or tho do
posed one, End tonight ho arrived home in time
for tho Derby tomorrow. + can scarcely give
you On adequate idea Of the disgust and anger
all this e1citca III the vory quarters whero
"loyhlty" il moat feryent, Curiousiy euoulIl
no publicity would hare been given to the pews
Of tho Prlncos doings in Paris but for NIL acci-
dent. It would have boen known, all the samo,
but 1t would hayo remained ono OF tho things
that every one talks about but which do
not "get into tho papers," AL tllo London
datleB, without exception, aro in tho habit OF
supprosaing much moro news than they publish
about certain people. It Ia '. bad form y to pub
lsh anything that reflects diRcrelit on any ne,n-
her Of tho royal family, for instance; and tho
"supprossed" dispatches and letters Of my OF
tho daloH would form very interesting volume.
In this instance, MI tho journals received dig
patch conforming the exploits OF His Royal High
moss in Paris, mud they all-with ono exception
-diacreotly burked 1t. a junior aub-elitor
happened TO be alone on duty il the office of ono
Of tho papcra. Tic Ind not been fully informed
Of the rules; Lo naturally thoughti it was lia
duty to got AT much news Us possible in la
paper. When tho Paris dispatch came he ordor-
Cd display head for it, and to tho horror Of his
8uperiors tlo fatal noNH appeared this morning III
big typo. Thus tho goandal could no longor be kept
quiet; tho clubs tonight nre buszing with it,
Ono II. P. has ayowed his intontion of asking in
Parliament it "the disgraceful ncws bo tIuo,
aud the Republicans aro chncklipg over thu
thought TINT Abort Edward has SO soon aud 30
completely destroyed all tho popularity which he
rogainod during his illuass lnd Immediately
after hiB recovery,