New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-28

Government further cause for uneasness. 1t draws
Belgium. as limited IN a cable dispatch, into the
ring of hostile monarchies with which Bismarck
is encrcng the French Republic, and which, from
the Italian seaboard of the Mediterranean to the
German ocean, will be In direct communication by
means of the st. Gothard tunnel. Austria is now
entirely at the beck Of the German Chancellor. ana
Austrian influence will predominant Mt the Court oil
King Leopold, whose wife Is an Archducness'
whose son-in-law Is an officer in the service OF
Francis Joseph and Hungarian noble, and whose
second daughter will be hereafter an Austrian
Empress An Austrian Princess Is drawing Spain
into the anti-Republican ring. II the Beacons-
field Government, which has greatly promoted this
hostile Gordon, obtains majority at the genera
elections, France WILL | am afraid, have canso to
rue the day on whlch'she sent mediocrty so In
competent and so devoid of diplomatic experience
as NJ Tesserenc de Bort TO represent her at Vienna
This credulous diplomat believed all he was told ny
Count Andrassv and the German Ambassador, ana
informed his Government, on the eve OF Frincc
Bismarck's last visit to Vienna, that no AustrO-
German pact had been or was likely to be con-
Guided.
Austrian soveregns are prOverbally happy IN
their marriages IL was through matrimonial al
liances that the House Of Hapsburg attained It's
proud royal and imperial position. S.epasnle VIII
bring no crown 20 her husband, but with her
share Of the G3,O0O.000 amused by the first
Leopold, and of her mothers dOwrY, she will, at
the death of her fathcrand mother be entitled TO
about GS00.000 in money and important real prop
critics IN Belgium and in Italy Should she and her
future husband hereafter JON ~ fdIiS the company
OF eXIled sOyerelgus, they viii De able TO Keep up,
with her fortune alone, their imperial dignity.
Nine Georges Cookery has been. for want of fash
ionable danseuses. obliged 10 suspend until after
Easter her dancing parties at the Ministry OF Posts
and Iclccraphs, where she assists Der iather-ln-iaw
IN doing tie honors. Nine. Georges Cookery LETT
school but tvoand n half years ago. She is tail and
elegantly shaped but too slender at the waist to be
counted fine figure. She also wants tho facility OF
speech Of a seasoned woman Of the world, who
takes her cue from a look word, gesture, and
welcomes visitors rs If she had known them al her
hle albert without ipsincero Rrlmace or
blush But NJ. Cochcy's aiiabhty makes
up for her remssness in this point
which comes from want of experience
In the discharge Of social duties.
OF all the young married women Of the po-
GtIcal salons Nine. Juics Ierry is the most
interesting, graceful and sweet-nanncrcd. Size
hls q ready enough tongue shows hospit-
able Grpr@ m0t which Is quite genuine and
tho blood ea-iy uanres IN Der pale and very
Transparent cheeks, which ere of tie tinge and
t..si. OF aiahis.er. when she is in rep0se. Her fig
uTe is TAIL slender and beautifully proporuoned,
end her hair pale brown and her face pure oval.
THE outline rcyrti5 % distant jewish unce-,fFi tue
Uupl'Nou and 'he eyes a0 adWEinIe or saxon
blood ; .ud LDf exquisite taste AMI tact indicate
s0.'r lr Zach i.r.l.taoIs.
He.l. her observed tls b.anufl Mrs Milford,
Commodore Yau1erbil'5 granddaughter. IL is not
possible forc woman. form to Dee more perfectly
modelled, or tie ,A.u I'd bee more pure. delicate and
yet thoroughly healthy. The outline of the head is