The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-03
Jlngoism at the Court Of
ST. James.
SOCIAL MATTERS In ENGLAND.
Lord Rosebery and the Ways Of
the Church.
MACKONOCHIE'S DEFIANCE.
Science Gossip-The Earth a
Living Being.

Northern homo alter doing tho polite thing to her
pon-in-law and daughter IN tho shape OF State ban
quot NJ Windsor The Crown Prince and Princess are
now IN London quietly enjoying themselves. In these
ncksh times OF all movements OF illustrious
personages are instantly assumed to be connected
with politics. NJ Gambeita could not take littc
trip, after his auns funeral at Nics simply Tor the
purpose OF change OF air and mental rcpose without
Dminous whlsperings. Rome, Vienna, Bcrn--t was
confidently stated he at all three places At the
lame time, and that the business which called him 70
The German capital was nothing less than the retro
cosslon OF Asace and Lorraine; one was more
prised at these rumors than the missing tribune him.
self when he to light again from the shores of
Lake Orta in Piedmont
FAMILY couxsELs.
So OF course the presence Court OF her royal
mother OF the future Empress OF Germany at a tmc
when the question OF peace is trembling the
balance could not but rise TO that the
IL not altogether unc0nnectsd with politics 1t said
that the German Emperor, kcenly alive 10 tho fact
That the English Court dead for war; regard
Ing this policy as extreme, has commissioned tho
Grown Princess to mako certain representations to
her mother, the Queen ana Empress and TO
shock or moderate her warlike tendencies.
Some OF tho papers say that these ten
denotes are SO pronounced ut the British Court
that even Lord Beaconsdeld has had TO 'resist i'm
pulses from the highest quarters" Mayfasr has IL
That the remarkable decline the vitality OF the jim
Toes is said 10 be attributable TO the visit OF tho
Princess Royal TO this country, aud that has
cecded in convincing certain high personages that a
war with Russia might involve difficulties pres
ent taken INTO account For example, Germany
might feel II impossible to remain neutral. ~ do
not know" says the writer, 'now far this is trne
but IL is at least well invented unfortunately tho
English people longer in q condition TO ndig-
nantly dsclaim the insinuaion that they in1u-
enced In their politics by the personal predictions
OF the Court"
FURRY DIPLOMATIC SERVICE
Colonel Wellesley Is just tho best abused young
scion of nobility England. lie has been appointed
FIRST Secretary 10 the British Embassy in Vienna,
having been sprung over the heads OF "nlncty excel
lent young diplomatic servants Of the Crown, who
have served every part of the world" He has, If
we believe tho reports OF the proceedinesJn Parlia-
meut, when Mr.. Bennett-stanford endeavorod unsuc.
ccssiully 10 induce the House TO disapprove OF tho
appointment been ever ono OF FORTUNES iavorites.
rhiry-three years OF only and very rapid prog
rcss ne has made In 1868 he entered the Coidsrean
Guards as an ensign, lieutenant and captain 1866
captain and lieutenant colonel In 1876. In 1871 he
was appointed military attach6 In St Petersburg
over i've other appcants In 1875 he mad passed 900
majors In his appointment a Lieutenant colonel.
This year he was made Aide-ds-Camp 20 the Queen
O record that placed him above 500 colonies
In tho army. Mr.. Bennett-stanford told tue House
that Colonel Wellesley Is the nephew tho Duke OF
Wellington, tho son .of Lord Go .icy. sonin-aw OF
LORD LoltuS the English Ambassador. atAst Peters
burg aud endeavored to nsinuatc that the new frs.
Secretary Tor Vienna owed his rapid advancement
more TO family connections than lis own aDiltics
The House, by majority OF 167 out oil $50 re-
fused 20 disapprove Of the appointment The House
came 10 very Wise deeislon tor do not think
Is q more promising young diplomat 10 the English
service than young Wellesley. He appointed
English military attacne with ITO Russian .head-
quarters IN Bulgaria, and In that capacity was
trusted with voiy delicate diplomatic affairs. Alter
an unpleasant little affair with the Grand Duke Men
oias tho Gar had MN attached his own head
quarters ana treated hmm with more than ordinary
courtesy. He was much respected by the Rus
siaa olccfs who thoroughly appreciated IN,
trying position AS tho representative OF
scnihos,iie power among them. have fire.
Wsiesey's dpiomatic skin and straightforward gen.
tcnaniy bearing in Bulgaria, think the appoint.
mcnt 10 Vienna most wise selection. In personal
appearance Colonel Wellesley bears a striking rescm-
Diancc TO tho Iron Duke; ne Is man maze BY
70 obey ana command; nc 10 a cbarming representa-
think every correspondent who hind the pleasure OF
knowing HMM Bulgaria Will rejoice bis present
appointment and Pariiamcnps approval thereof.
Colonel Wellesley thrown much among tho society
OF newspaper correspondents whie the front, ana
because ne made himself respected aud appreciated
ny MS reticcnce onthc negotiations he was conduct
Ing.
GOSSIP.
Notwithstanding the 'sdecine in tho vitality OF the
Iingoes'' the weekly papers arc full OF gossip
Que OF them, tue recently created Light has probably
accurately accounted tno ncagre OF naval
and military intelligence with winch the daily Jour
mails nave supplied tue public .As possible precau-
tion, says, rnc Cnici quietly rc-
qucstcd the editors Inc Itaics aud other lcau,nu
newspapers 10 refrain for the preseat IRON publish
Inc any more niportaut Intelligence Evidently tue
has not inade any such request to
We editor oil Ltght iora paIasr"ph just above that
troops Il, wobeiievc, at TINS very moment on its way
10 lndia.n
DYNAMITE COAL.
IN the same journal ntcresting graphs
relating TO Tue preparations made by both countries
ior tho apparently impending war. On tho Russian
sidc The latest Invention N dynamite coal clever
Imitation Of real coal, consisting OF an outer iramc-
work OF dynamite aud inner ccr OF explosive material
Small Quantities are 10 DO secretly Shrugged tho
Br fish coa wharvcs in tho East, from which tncy
will reach the engine Rooms OF the clacs with
consequence witch will be emincntiy gratifying tho
Gar.
rng GOLDEN KgY oT RAroua
Like many other poiEts Vf the Anglo Russian mud
die the future OF Batodm the port upon the Black
Sea upon which, II ~ said, Russia has long cast
quslyc gIauccs, Is QUO oil those tIuns that fellow
can understand II seems, however tDnt Tie Russian
GrneraI Ukivt schip bearing In mind the method Uy
winch varna was obtained IN 1928 has been sounding
DsfvIsh Pacha. the iLrxish commander, upon the
ression, and that hints OF nsncul cnaracter we're
made. when were, however, prevented from bccorn-
lug accomplished tacL by the vigilance ot me Brush
Consul
RUSSIA READY.
Tue iul ia England over the war question, which
set IA AZ the time oil Schou vaions departure aud
which LODI 10 80 markcd an i'm provemept The stock
kxcanEc, must TO followed lso every one thnks) by
ttnl greater exctcmcDt Events arc tcnding that
way ana before many hours toe explanation and re-
SUITS oil tho Counts journey will DO before Mean
time are assured that no matter how the case goes
Russia is ready and has drawn up her programmed
war of octupaton Russia acting upon the ueienslvc
anu waiting patiently III the English people arc
tagged on, ana liberal government gets tho rcns oil
ROVER For a war OF this KIND RUSSIA 10 quite pro-
pared, nay, cagcr Tho accounts OF tho pros,ration
and sickness 81 the Russia army are, most OF them,
gross cxaggcrations.
DOMESTIC rABULuM
just ut tho time whcn The ncws-lovng public weary
enough OF the ivDg-arawn squabbic between England
and Russia were content 10 turn Tor while 10 mat
ters III home series Of extraordinary cases tho
law courts gave Thorn good deal 10 talk laugh and
think about The Bagot wiz case, and the triumph
the lady VINO has proved herself match Tor the law
ycrs. alorded "society1 an immense amount OF ilme
msterIai Tor ggglipg aud joking and blasning; the
Besant casca mother iorbdding her child 10 cay IT'S
prayers "thero isn't any God TO soy them tobias
shocked sunday school England from END 10 cud, and
unused ats the parsons TO exclam -"Cnn such things