New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23


for the English taste Of the present day. which
could not, am persuaded, stomach Macbeth"
" Hamlet" and "Othe.lO,p were they literary now
elites. Change said Nude. Of tie Circulating
LIBRARY :" the denOucment and the chapters wnich
render II necessary. and shall answer for the suc-
of Your novel;" Buf this The authofeSs, aud APP
pland her for n. viii not do. member oi ne Ch..i
Family Is represented az eNpatiafinf Oh INC cNi'
deeds of the Cardinal. Tins Is nj variance With the
notion Of poetic justice 50 strong IN The mind OF the
British noVc-rcadcr and contrary TO She realities
If life As We inherit fortunes accumulated by oar
ancestors, so are often made to atone for their
rnrucrs IF Nemesis cannot ovcrtaIc this Genera
lion he VIII catch future one. The interest ot
this unpubii he'd novel Of Mis- Mimic Elliot IS
psychological one. and evolved with well sustained
power, consistency and dramatic sentiment.
Contrary to what has been said, the Due de I}ailen
has not arrived III Paris. He viii not be- here earlier
than the beginning of next week. Before he ac-
ccptcd The mission to demand formally the hand of
the Archluchess Christina in the name II King Al
phonso he had consult he Duchess de Bailen, who
Is 1t watering place in the North of SPAN. This
lady holds the family pursc-sirngs, and enriched
with her colossal dowrv the impoverished straw
hcriy leaves Of the Ducly de- Bailcn which is of
modern iato. n commentaries 4 revolt against
the Bonaparte authority in Spain the earl part Of
the century, aud IL thought that on that account
now that Austria is on tine best terms with Prussia
the title of DE Bailcn would have a good effect at
the Shonbmnn. The father OF the Duchess. Scnor
CoIlado. "A Progressist, who had special talent
FOR featheIing his own nest and finding IA party
fluctuations road to wealth. From notu-
ing he rose TO be Cr1>ns. From
Queen Christina and Dona lsabella's fayorites he
obtained military contracts aud exemption from
the prying eyes of inspectors. Through his rela-
tions with the Cont he netted church lands rich
in mines and harb0rs, ana was deep IN every job
pairOnlZcd by the Regent, her daughter, or the
grandee. marshal. general or simple soldier who
happened 10 be nearest 10 the Qucct's heart. Col
lado was liberal, and 10 do hn justice. he fought
his children 30 prefer chit 10 darkness and progress
to reaction. II" Was not The worst type OF ilnan-
cirr. If he prOiitod by What WAS evil he did not
love il for that, aud cndeaNOr 90 persuade himself
mat WONG was night. The Duchess lie Bailcn. ms
daughter is % woman OF broad sympathles and
sound Understanding. Her husband was afraid
she would oppose the Austrian match be-
cause the Archduchcss Is sad to be u
tramoutane. and Therefore rtJogfadc. But SIZE
did not. All sine stood ont AGAINST VS. the
Duke having offered To support the cos Of tina mis-
sion 20 Jenna, Installing with HIM brilliant ret
Inue Of gTandecs, which, If She bad consulted
prc-rcYoutioaary procedrnts, she would have Jet
himdo According to existing afrangcmenis-which,
however may be ALTERED, as rNtlafdg"nt display u
bv his secretary. The Embassy al Vienna So II tur
nisn the suite which will be IN attendance Oh the
envoy extraordinary az the proxy wedding.
scnor Canovas Castillo. who has jus. quilted
France to return to Madrid, advises the King OF
spain to enter into the Prlsso-Ausirau lelgue. ON
10 send the Duke de B.ilcn here. the Duke, rcc-
ommeudaton being that he is s0n-n-aw OF
Colladc, and satisfied with bis rank ai court. us
nomination has gwen mortal offence 90 the
DE sesto clique. The Duchess de- srsio.
formerly Duchess he Morny. aud nj, Ilou-
bcsko is a sliarp-fompcred and ambitious woman.
SlcI, n guest of the Duchess de Nouchy 40 Bau-
,ais. and the Duke de Mouchy had lopei. through
the DE- Se-O influence. Ia obtain the order a. the
Golden fleece. with which h.s uncle. tine luc d.
Nouil,es I- decorated. 10 was ..tcipHt.d that y
the Duh, dc S,-to headed tlr special r.t.ln To- l.
emma no favor could hc refused 10 him. Formerly
be was a great iayrritr of isabella, who loved MN
TOO well t. allow him 20 marry Nrdtmol,cle Mon
tic, eldest sister of tie Empress Ldtenle. lie Was
tho governor, with Count NlWly a. deputy, OBJ
Don Alphouso u his minority md is tie major doH.o
of the Palace. The Dukc 81, So ,tO ordered in Iais
q count dress, according t0 an amt que model.
which he expected 90 wear as representative oi
tine ktnp at tie proxy wedding. Another candidate
to the honorable post 81 Envoy Extraordinary %
Vienna was the Duke de Stutonia. az whose balls
few Winters ago Madame Eatazzl u.eo - SHINE.
he Duchess de SautOula was Wasi erN o.ndh, il'o
IT. arrogant, puTsc-proud and sensitive. Iirr nus
bands wealth Us nrodigous To get the Duchess
well received al Court lis purse Is at the disposal
of the princes, Of Asturlas and the King, AID they
Duth are. that account gracious toward thr tltl
washerworau. who is wrItuiul at being echps"d
by the DE Baiieus, whose utlcs and fortunes are
both of recent date.