The New York herald., 1876-03-05

luxuriously ON the immense fortune bequeathed him
by the Duke OF Modena-"
THE SERVICES OF THE CHURCH.
| The Carlist Committee In London is, apparently
making no preparations for demonstrations in honor
OF its chief
Arequiem mass is to be sung for the repose of the
souls OF the gallant Carist dead next Thursday at
the Church of the Holy Family, safron Hin.
Don Carlos and the members OF his stan win be
present.
HIS DEBTS AND MEANS oP AGITATION.
Don Carlos is said to owe $4,000, 600 here. The
Modena legacy win enable him, when in Austria, to
keep up an agitation against Spain, like that waged
by George V. OF Hanover against Prussia
A FALLEN KING.
Carlos money will, at any rate, prevent the posi-
descendant OF the Crusader kings, Leo KILL OF
Khorassan, by birth Commenus and Lusignan,
who this week departed life in hospital in Milan in
state of utter destitutIon leaving widow and six
children dependent on public charity
HOW IT CAME ABoUr-A PAUPER's GRAVE.
Leo Commenus was deprived OF his throne by
Russia. He received an allowance, which he appa-
rently squandered. He was wounded at Solferlno
when serving as major in the French army, and was
buried on Monday last without a Shirt his body
being huddled between four boards roughly nailed.
Sic transit gloria re0aynl
QUEEN VICTORIA GOING TO THE CITY.
A royal semi-state procession will proceed to East
London on Tuesday, when the Queen win open the
new wing of the London Hospital.
IN MEMoRIAM oP FRIEND.
You viii have received the announcement OF the
death of Lady Augusta Stanley, wife OF Dean STAN
ley, of Westminster The short obituary notice pub
lished in the Court Journal is said to have been
written by the Queen.
NEW TITLE.
The discussion respecting the Queens title con-
tinues.
PRECEDENT IN POINT.
The public have been surprised and Gained by
learning that spenser his dedication of the Faerie
Queen to Queen Elizabeth, styles her "High Mighty
and Magnificent Empresse, renowned for pietie, vir
tue and gratious government; D. G. Queen OF Eng
land France and Ireland and OF Virginia; Defendour
of the Faith, ct cetera."
The gentle spenser, however, may have found
way OF procuring the acceptance of a title which
Englishmen to-day do not apparently relish.
PRINCE IEoPoLDs TOUR.
Prince Leopold has just started for few months
Continental tour. Gossip says he has gone bride
hunting.
PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS
In Parliamentary matters Dsraelt is stn victori-
GUS all along the line; grimly cheerful and tri-
umphant. All the. grievances which have been
cherished by the opposition party in hope of abash
ing the government are now "played out"
AN oPPosITIoN FIAsco.
The Vanguard aiialr has proved fasco, owing,
say the opposition, to Mr.. Goschen's showing the
white feather and not pressing his advantages
GRAND TRIuMPH-A sGHosTLY SUBJECT
The chief point Of interest in Parliament this
week was the debate on the Burials bill. There
was the biggest House ana the largest division OF
the new Parliament. The halt, lame and blind were
dragged in to vote. The result was another con-
servatiye victory.
DIsRAELIs DEFINITION.
Disraeli audaciousiy and in his usual jaunty man.
ner said: 1.-THE question is not sectaran, but sani
tary."
CORPORATE ABUSES
Sir Charles Dixie made racy and amusing speech
ON the subject OF unreformed corporations. The
House OF Commons was astonished to hear OF
obscure English boroughs where q selfelected
Mayor and corporation rule as dctators, appro-
priating corporate funds without rendering ac-
counts, giving each other glorious annual dinner
and varying the monotony of the remaining se4 days
by getting occasionally drunk.
THE AMERICAN SCANDALS
The so-called American scandals call forth, natu-
rally, much editorial wisdom. The Times thinks
that the reputation Of the American Official world
has OF late years not been high as is desirable in
model republic.
municipal may be percolating into the federal ad-
mmistration.
The Telegraph says the revelations make count
less friends OF the Republic in England silent and sor-
rowful, while its enemies rejoice over these recur-
ring revelations. 1t yet hopes that this hideous
event is the beginning OF better times for the Re-
public
MR. scHENCK's CASE.
The Hour, Of this morning, insolently parades the
act OF the serving writ on General Schenck at the
Euston square station mentioned in the HERALD
telegram OF last evening.
THE QUESTION OF HIS RESIGNATION.
1t is understood that as Mr. Schencks resignation
was written and mailed before the House OF Rep
resentatiyes' Committee began its investigation,
and before Schenck knew Of the accusations made
by Lyon and Johnson, the President and Secretary
of State consider the situation 10 changed that his
letter of RESIGNATION should be considered aa not