New-York tribune., 1875-02-04

story. He did not sit two or three from the Duchess,
the whole center Of the table being occupied by he
roval family members OF the diplomatic body the great
officers OF state, &c; aud month had elapsed oei9 ,e
ne mace his report 10 GreVe Against " we are
to set account of the nv highly distngnsnea
person, then member OF the househQdwho was ese
and had, moreover, the best possible opportunities 1
becoming acquainted with the circumstances whlcn
preceded and in part, led 10 H. . 49,, ,,....o.. for
whom be entertained the ondest affection, shoud WISH
bim frequently, IN order as he SAID 70 oecoe soii'I
ed with the details and procedure OF puono alaiIT.
am an old man. aud must 20 TO my grave. an1,
iously wish that the Duchess would let tne f
come 10 me; but she keeps her away nom
me- This was not said once or twice: It
was constantly before tho kings mnd, anu Tlap np
reforred 10 il again and again" sir Herbert Iaylo
and our informant expected explosion on account Oh
this the fixed iGes wnca pwitS corTespondine
anxiety for The speech This was oehVereu nuia' y,
giving the health OF the Princes no'' az toast of
fne King or His Msjesty's Health toast we t Oe
tered I'm voice broken with emotion, panegyrc or
his niece's character, aud pointed to Tue great
6aon his ,sb 10 make her acquainted with those rules
of conduct by which SOvereens OF the House OF hano
taIls of he kngy Office winch could only be learnt ny
personal acquaintance with routine Ius Pei spa o
Duchess fu ia face, has taken upon herself TO pre-
vent it but by Gods hep. she shant succeed UP'n
this tbe Duchess looked uncOmmOnly uncOmloItdplo'
Somebody mot the Prncesl burst into tears anu NIL
IA sort of rustng sound from tue H14ie eecn
which drowned the last words of the Kings spesOin
Recovering quickly from bis emotion. the hnR sau ~
lis usual drI voice Let the band PLAY 9n1 t9s D'"a
"a,
Il win be observed that Greviles report the essen
tia point is missed The Princess Is made an o9cct u
ance or gravamen is that .the Princess had oern Aep'
from personal communication WIN tIe tTrsoc
hut from his drawng-rOOms. As 10 lAe tetLioic
scene that ensued when the roYal lAiloS Ic1irru' "
existed only Ia the lively imagination OF tIe narao
altnou.n doubt they were aStateu ana uisueSSeu'
CHARACTER OF WILLIAM ".
In reference 10 the Klucs approaching DEATH GreVhe
remarks: Tho public IN general don't seem to care
much and only wouder what Will happen Ia the con
cludng paragraph Of the third volume. qualified WIN
faint prasci is said that he (,ho K'nG) always eou-
,inued to be something OF BLACKBOARD and something
moro of buOCn " strong expressions TO Apply W ho
uncle OF the reignng sOveregn who STANDS IN no neod
OF an invdous contrast TO place her grace ana oRh'y
OF deDeanor IN broad reuef. - -, .,o ,iohir
The following memorandum was drawn mp oy & tne HEy W
distinguished person TO WHOM we nave Oeeh i0a'S III
dehted, aud We PRINT verbatim: ,, ,,,..
when the Kings cad apPT3acDeGI Sr nCrp,a i
his Majesty wished plrucuIrb to go 10 bnEn,
ton 1t thought ths sea air might 20 ~, oa
service to hm. l went to S0u.h S'retI ~ tne @
morning aud found Lord Melbourne at his toilet IN me
middle Of the operation Of sdlYing VOL ne salu'
what nave you to tell me !! AMI he continued 10 snNo
delivered NY message. Well no sald and "heA
will the King 20 - Bright0nF Never +! "9S"tlcu'
'Neyerv ssi Lord Melbourne. LAYING down MS razor
what do YOU mean 4 4 mean | replied, 'tlal inc
King is dying; he viii never leave Mindso. ahFe
Lord AIelbourue looked tbuuderstuc9 Why, De salu
! nave never heard word OF This; ana the cohVer
satiOn then turned upon various mat tteI' among "uch
thc Kings charities we're named low III - itoCS wy
King give away in charity asked LORD Melbourne
Thirty thousand pounds year rtpli"I; ~ ltll-
possible, said Lord Melbourne saiH bHt 1 nay, nnSo
seen the Privy Purse accounts oiteh enough 10 k"o"
that whao tell yoI is fact and u you "iii c%ini'D
those accounts for yourself, yoH VII ma "A"' cay
lie seemed quite stupcaei by the interview, and sot
half-shaved musing-musiuE E-iH'slS: Aite' "alll~
FOL several mindtds. ana hndILS tIat ne asAtu AJ 10
questions left MIN, stlIi sitting before hs gas
razor. he never moved or spoke rs icIt the room
"The tr,t thing the Kiug dd alter m accession, was
pay MS debts He tueu made e4na provision LOT @
cLilden. His eldest son, George Fz'areuce' WlsheA
10 be made peer and GoyernoEDeher@ OF AlSYIaa ~
The King sad repeatedly, iAe days oI CnIIes IL ho
gone by: l will never make an eldest sop-yJd (lIs
cidren) shall share ard snare alike AAd ne Sept ms
word. George FzcArence tneA appHou 20 @ i>3lu 'V ~
10 be made peer. Lord Grey made EuO%u tAe i"c' 10
the King. who said mat le would neither make nor
uedule in the affair aud that II LJrd Grey tdonTnV
proper to make his sOn peer ht hiISht 60 50 Oh MS
own responsOa'S @nI M 81 o, W. resron-IIlry No
sooner was he created Earl Of Munster tnan he applied
10 the King by letter to 'dOcr his peerage Ie uSod
that French word. Hts letter read and MARKED III
me usual course OF business 'DJVluon for Munster
Peerssc.'" the King said what he gave hm "Ouiu
have 10 be taken brothers aud sisters aud as
he Had stc1da,ty determined not TO lmlia'S CH"fleS
H.. he aO- Outciy refused his sons dpphc''I'H'
THE ,r-rL BETwl:ES LORD HVANLEY AND O'CONNEiL.
An unsafe guide thrOIsh tne mazss or political III
trigue and supplying Trustworthy materials for his
tory Greve cannot be accepted as an authority for
those episodes in social annals to which he recalls
attentions all events the judgments he passes on the
ecoIs in them should be carefully collated with the
Nay H. elections AID the ssir between Avney and
have he
are which need not pat down here Aylhe seems to
behaved wi,a sra s9rt ana ihsf' - es a.
e The receipt Of Morgan OOoaDe Ie
M and weber AvaIY should lt h or not "orGrsf and Qua
5e were gains, 6ghpg r H. Ayaal'y AZ once 4d
thai bodes the bes' an be wond 90 OFT
There was no such meeting. mere "4s H-ILuer occa-
full force. aud Morgan OConnts ttter LETT 10 aternA-
tive. Bcsides oen0nncmg L,Id ANduloY CON
duet as " braggddlGO and uh+chilemanAke,
he spoke Of him as "a msn whom ! o5 sincerely nee ,n
fafner." l.. e.. a bOated blIlOu.
According 10 Colonel ho1gc's printed statement this
letter WAS delivered 70 Lord AYneJ at mar 3Hst three
in the afternoon OF May 4. According 10 C00nel
DaIners he had jL>t returned from review al Woo
wien at that hour wien {4e letlef was lacea IN ms
hands by Lord Avaney lie went AT once TO the Junior
limited Service Grub to make the requisite arrangements
with Colonel Hodges VINO proposed te neHt uOIhih@ 10
which DdneT Icpned mat thtre would bo lEht enough
that same evening" and the meeting TOOK pace soon
alter six I'm field 0t the Barnc Road near the Regents
Park The grOuud measured, tLc J..JatantS were
placed and the pistols deIvere0'
was proceeiing Damer to instr the gentlemen
eerre signals that 10 be Their le AMI hi SAL
sentlrmep shall the following wOnls, TeadBt frsF;
wien Mr OCOure thinking had given tie m toronah mlstase
=. otbe gLt IA red lord Al
vsney waive the night Conceived had 10 return the
An exchange of shots then took place without effect.
OConneli old not hrs IL IA tIe an; as ne % sAonih
have done. ana Dliner 'heh sdlI thdt lhe
affair shoCld stop; but HouEes insisted on AZ
apOogy or another exchange o. shots; 10 which
Damcr consented, TO AVOID (Ae sait all possibility o
n,isapprrh nsIOn Having once agreed to regard the
first shot rs nuiity, he WAS obviously precluded from
reyerting aud the wnOc gu sOn turns on whether
he shorld have Withdrawn his man a:t"r the rst shot
and Dosbv LOST tn
sbot unon account exrcrltei him hs
wien had consented 70 H. Hds acted hse rusn and
No grytl.ug u4prenri, he woaIl have been hsIccL"
The late SIR Robert Peel dehueI gUod second to be
one wbO would bring Won of with flying cOiOrs mako
you fight MouId Lord AISduleY nave been brought of
vi living coOTs had he been withdrawn On the
trary Lc would have been exposed TO every SOFT Of
taunt and Misrepresentation Ias was parry ducl,a
cIa., duet duel OF defiance aud UOtH Ie and second
iudped righty that, II AZ 10 tOug at all
Doldes aud most uucompromlains mode oi conducting
1t was the best.
In The Autumn OF 1913, Lord Avanlcy Colonel Damer
and An EDglsh friend DrcakldSting in the public
room of the Hotel Fa8drc at BRUSSELS, LOrd
yapley duizzed "A Belgian officer numerically that the
n.lga Ietf n "A fl